Gil Parker hefted two fat porgies
Russell Drumm Photo
Outdoors
Montaukers at sea let down their hair and their lines
Old pathways along the margins of Accabonac Creek can be seen by those who know what they are looking for.
David E. Rattray
The Old Sag Harbor Road once crossed a bridge over a narrowed portion of Little Northwest Creek. Post ends visible in the water may be the remains of the span.
David E. Rattray Photos
The ruffled water close to the beach in Montauk held thousands of striped bass earlier in the fall, but while ruffled water and bent rods were a common scene throughout October, they have not been seen since.
Atilla Ozturk
Every day the possibility that migrating bass have passed with the season looms, while hope that they haven’t survives.
Atilla Ozturk
You know it’s almost Thanksgiving when the herring begin to bite just outside the Montauk Harbor Inlet.
Michael Potts
