with Capt. Al Lorenzetti
Successful trolling requires the application of proven techniques. Capt. Al covers the most productive trolling methods and pays particular attention to lures and tackle. Fishing shallow or deep, with light tackle or wire line, downriggers, bunker spoons, umbrella rigs, electronic aids and more, this video will make you a more successful fisherman. Fishing action aboard Al's boat "SKIMMER" and in depth discussions of tackle and techniques will have you viewing this video again and again.
DVD - Color - Running time 50 minutes.

With Capt. Al Lorenzetti
This DVD covers all the action. Catching and rigging live bait, fishing strategies, boat handling, electronics and special secrets used by one of the most successful striped bass fishermen on the water today. Exciting fishing action is always part of a great story and this DVD offers that and more.
DVD - Color - Running time 70 min.

Featuring Steve Petri
Have you ever wanted to build your own fishing rod but didn't know whereto start? This NEW DVD shows you how in detail. From selecting the correct blank to decorative thread work this informative DVD is the most comprehensive production on the subject of Rod Building available today. With over 25Years of Rod Building experience Steve Petri will share with you the tips and tricks that has made him a master Rod Builder. This interactive DVD contains chapters making it a snap to view a specific topics and will be a great reference for any rod builder.
Approx. Running Time 110 Minutes

"Fishing for Fluke" is an in-depth look at one of the most popular types of inshore fishing on the East Coast. Fluke fishing can be a laid back affair for the whole family or a sporting challenge for those looking to score with that big "doormat" trophy fish. Successful fluke fishing requires attention to detail. In this video, Al covers all of the elements needed to catch them like a pro. Featured Topics are: - Preparing and rigging baits. - Artificial Lures and how to use them effectively - Types of tackle for bait fishing, artificial lures and fly-fishing. - Use of electronics to help locate potential fishing hot spots. - Fishing techniques that work best under different tidal conditions and water depths. - Al illustrates the proper way to fillet this most tasty of all inshore game fish.
Color - DVD - Approximate running time 90 minutes.

Captain Al demonstrates fly-fishing tactics in the Everglades of southwest Florida and on his home turf on the south shore of Long Island, New York. This hour and a half DVD is packed with information about tackle and fly-fishing techniques. Special attention is devoted to helping a beginner choose tackle that will be appropriate for entry level into the sport. Basic casting elements are discussed and demonstrated by Captain Al. Reels, rods, lines, leaders and flies are all discussed in a concise fashion so that the viewer will have a thorough understanding of the most important elements of saltwater fly-fishing. This DVD has lots of action footage of Captain Al doing his thing with the fly rod. Captain Al has a ball with striped bass and bluefish in the northeast along Long Island's south shore. Al hooks up with Captain Charles Wright of Chokoloskee Island in the Florida everglades. With Captain Charles, Al catches permit and a number of other species that inhabit the backcountry of the everglades. Beautiful background scenery will set the mood and make this a truly enjoyable viewing experience. Anyone that has thought about giving saltwater fly-fishing a try will certainly love this DVD. Even seasoned veterans of the sport will learn something new. This DVD is a must for any angler's video collection.
Color - DVD - Approx. running time 90 minutes.

In Al Lorenzetti's video "Fishing For Striped Bass" the effectiveness of live bait for catching trophy size fish was explored. This video focuses upon what is the most efficient tool for catching live bait, The cast net. Al discusses various net configurations to help the viewer in selecting a cast net that meets their needs. Through the use of slow motion and detailed video footage, the "art" of throwing a cast net is revealed for the first time. Proven methods for locating and setting up on baitfish are covered. Al shows you live well configurations that will keep your bait happy all day. Finally Al outs the live bait to the test with some action footage of striped bass fishing.
Color - DVD - Approx. running time 32 minutes.

Wrecks and reefs offer unbelievable fishing opportunities. These structures harbor an incredible amount of sea life just waiting for the fisherman that knows how to tap their bounty. Fishing a wreck or reef requires special tactics that are unique to this type of fishing. Locating and positioning the boat to produce the best results is most important. This video explains it all including navigation using Loran, GPS and DGPS as well as anchoring techniques that really work. Breath-taking underwater footage of marine life on a wreck, combined with tackle and fishing tips make this your favorite fishing video.
Color - DVD - Approx. running time 47 minutes.

by L. Kreh & M. Sosin
A must for all fishermen who want the clearest, most accessible knot guide available. Over 50 knots and leaders for fly fishing, trolling, baitcasting, and spinning - in fresh and salt water.
Paperback - 144 pages.
Formerly called Practical Fishing Knots II

by Andy Gennaro
From selecting fly, spinning and conventional tackle to choosing baits and lures for ponds, streams, rivers and reservoirs, this book presents the lore and secrets of successful trout fishing. Included in its pages are famous, fish-catching fly patterns that "match the hatch" and valuable fly emergence tables, proven knots and leaders for fly fishing. Special sections cover sea-run trout and the king six trout of the Great Lakes.
Paperback - 208 pages.

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This handy booklet, written by one of America's legendary fishing authors, covers the entire spectrum of freshwater rig tying, including bottom, trolling, drifting and rigging worms. It is small enough to fit in your tackle box as an important part of your angling arsenal.
Paperback - 60 pages

by C. Boyd Pfeiffer
Everything the beginning surfcaster needs to know about tackle, techniques, and strategies. Includes a thorough review of tackle, rigs, baits, lures, and accessories. Also teaches better casting methods for distance and accuracy and "reading the surf" techniques for finding more fish.
Paperback - 192 pages.

by Lefty Kreh
In clear, practical terms and helpful photographs, Fly Fishing In Salt Water treats the techniques needed to catch all the major saltwater species - bonefish, tarpon, striped bass, blueish, salmon, permit, snook, sharks, cobia, amberjack, tuna, and even billfish. It shows how to fish from boats and how to wade the flats, and fully explains all the tackle needed and how to use it for specific jobs - the rods, the lines and leaders, and the flies (which are shown in full color). Lefty Kreh provides superb advice on all the things you need to know for fly-fishing in saltwater.
Hardcover - 242 pages.

by A.K. Best
This important book is narrowly focused on one of the key aspects of the fly-tyer's art: color control. It is the first book wholly devoted to the subject - and it is a definitive, practical handbook by one of America's finest and most respected fly tyers. A.K. Best explores the equipment and supplies needed for accurate and safe dyeing and bleaching - most of them commonly available. This is an indispensable book for all fly tyers who want more precise colors - and color is critical! - for their fly patterns.
Hardcover - 114 pages

by Dick Brown
Brown shows how to find and see bonefish - how to spot feeding and mudding signs, the camouflage techniques the fish adopts, the effects of tide, temperature, and weather on where to the fish will be and how it can be spotted. Then he gives helpful advice on how to fish cruising or tailing fish, which stripping techniques work best, how to set drag, and the most effective ways to strike and fight bonefish.
Hardcover - 334 pages.

by Lefty Kreh
All fly fishermen want to be able to cast ten feet - or more - farther. The trout, tarpon, permit, or bass always seems at least that distance from one's best cast and there is no adequate solution other than learning to make a longer cast. This little handbook will help any fly fisherman - beginner to near-expert - to refine his fly-casting technique, to double-haul with more accuracy and authority and for greater distance; to cast better from boats, into the wind, when there are obstructions; to roll cast farther; to prepare one's equipment properly for longer casts.
Paperback - 100 pages.

by Bob McNally
This is the only guide presenting all the known knots and rigs for every angler's personal needs. Knots for spinning, bait-casting, trolling and fly fishing. Connections for wire and cable.
Paperback - 286 pages.

by Russ Lockwood

by Lefty Kreh
Saltwater Fly Patterns is a compilation of superb color photographs and clear, effective recipes for hundreds of the most popular and proven flies used by the experts. This is the much needed complete revision of the standard handbook on saltwater fly patterns. This new edition includes twenty new color plates bringing the total number of flies shown and described to more than 350, and includes new and innovative flies from South Africa, Australia, France, England, and elsewhere throughout the world.
Paperback - 211 pages.

by John Gierach
This intimate glimpse behind John Gierach's vise focuses on the trout flies he has found most successful and how he ties them. There are chapters on how he developed as a fly tyer - from being a hopeless tinkerer who tried every pattern there was to settling on a large handful of favorite patterns that now catch most of his trout. Gierach explores the tools he uses for tying and advocates those that are simple and basic (and few), and he also makes his case for the use of natural materials. Then there are chapters on the flies themselves - small, medium, and large mayflies (which is how he arranges them in his fly boxes), spinners, midges, caddis, hoppers, nymphs, and streamers.
Hardcover - 179 pages.

by Lou Tabory
The most complete book ever written on fly fishing for striped bass. Tabory covers: basic techniques for the striped-bass fly fisher; rod, reel, and line needs for all locations; special equipment; how to read different water types - and how to fish them; what fly lines work best in different situations; the best flies for various times of the year - and special circumstances; the right retrieves for different waters and fly types; how to hook, fight, land, and handle fish; how tides, weather, and time of year affect fishing; special casting tips; night-fishing techniques; beach and boat safety; and much more.
Hardcover - 284 pages.

by Lefty Kreh
Nothing is more important for successful fly fishing than how an angler presents the fly. In this comprehensive book, Lefty Kreh explains that presentation is much more than dropping the fly into the best position. He covers subjects from which rods, reels, and lines to use to hot to understand and exploit the direction of light to how line manipulation, speed, and sink rate are crucial in retrieving a fly with his usual knowledgeable vigor. Dozens of useful hints, tips, and techniques, and over a hundred illustrations make this an instant classic that belongs on every angler's bookshelf.
Hardcover - 352 pages.

by Jim Freda
Covering surf, bay, near-shore waters, this book is an in-depth look at prime saltwater fishing locations for all seasons in the Garden State. Included also are tips on what lures, baits and techniques work best for stripers, blues, weakfish, false albacore, and fluke. The author is a local authority with deep-rooted knowledge of New Jersey's terrific saltwater fishing opportunities. Any angler, from "old pro" to newcomer, will find invaluable information in this handy guidebook.
Paperback - 208 pages.

by Peter Owen
Step-by-step drawings guide te fisherman through 24 useful knots for all types of fishing.
Paperback-80 pages.

by Capt. Bill Smith
Pound for pound one of the great gamefish in the world's oceans, tuna have always provided saltwater anglers with the ultimate quarry. Here is a hands-on, practical guide to angling for tuna, with tackle and techniques that take the most fish, including lure selection, chunking and chumming techniques, trolling patterns, live-baiting and much more.
The book also features a detailed survey of the types of tuna world-wide and their habits, with a fascinating history of the role tuna has played in cultures around the globe.
Hardcover - 243 pages

by Milt Rosko
Ask any saltwater fisherman on the Atlantic coast which fish he's looking for, and the answer will nearly always be one of the saltwater "big four": striped bass, weakfish, bluefish and fluke. Beginning with a practical discussion of the natural history and habits of these species, the book offers in-depth coverage of proven fish-catching methods such as trolling, jigging, and fishing from bridges and piers. A host of highly effective rigs are all described and illustrated, as are useful fishing knots. Chapters on saltwater fly-fishing, cleaning and preparing the catch, and delicious recipes round out this essential guide for any saltwater fisherman.
Paperback - 224 pages.

by Frank Daignault
Covers tackle and techniques tailored to larger fish, with advice on rods, reels, baits and lures. Paperback - 138 pages.

by Henry Lyman
Bluefishing is a thoroughly practical, hands-on book about fishing for blues-in the surf, from jetties, and from boats. Fully illustrated, this book tells the saltwater angler everything he needs to know about the natural history and habits of bluefish, where to stalk this prize gamefish, what lures, tackle, and baits to use, and much more - even a section on fly rodding for blues.
Paperback - 160 pages.

by Ron Arra & Curt Garfield
Complete instructions for longer casting by a Five-Time National Surfcasting Champion. Arra fully explains techniques for the off-the-beach cast, the overhead beach cast, the modified pendulum cast, the light-tackle cast and many more. The helpful recommendations for lure and rig selection, tackle, and tuning reels for maximum distance will help any surf fisherman to cast and fish with authority.
Paperback - 192 pages

by Frank Daignault
All you need to know about surfcasting for striped bass. This definitive directory leads you to the 100 top surfcasting spots located along the fabled Striper Coast. Each of the 100 entries includes information and advice on the best months to fish the spot; what methods to use at the location; the different species you can expect to catch, including striped bass, bluefish, weakfish, blackfish, fluke, cod, bonito, and porgy; how to get to the spot; and local access restrictions.
Paperback - 249 pages.

by Frank Daignault
Striper Surf explains in detail all you need to know about surfcasting for striped bass - how to find the fish, how to fish the tides, how to stay safe fishing at night, how to safely land big ones on slippery jetties, and how to introduce children to the sport. Daignault will tell you how to choose all the right equipment, regardless of fishing conditions. Learn how to use every type of live bait, from rigged eels to washups, and how to plug the beach with poppers, Finnish swimmers, teasers, and bucktail jigs.
Paperback - 286 pages.

by Milt Rosko
Here is a complete, fully illustrated guide to catching striped bass, written by a seasoned pro. Milt Rosko details everything the striper fisherman needs to know about the most effective lures, baits, tackle and techniques. Whether fishing from the surf, from jetties, or from boats, and whether using spinning tackle or the fly rod, Rosko covers it all. The book also includes favorite striper recipes, notes on cleaning the catch, a state-by-state guide to striper hotspots, and much more.
Paperback - 226 pages.

by Milt Rosko
Here is a thorough guide to fishing for sharks on all saltwater coasts. Veteran fisherman Rosko details habits of all major gamefish shark species, including mako, hammerhead, sandbar, tiger, blue and more. Tackle, technique, baits and lures, even fly-fishing for sharks are all covered in full. Responsible angling for this threatened species is stressed throughout. The Complete Book of Shark Fishing is for any shark fisherman, novice or veteran.
Paperback - 194 pages

by Bob Sampson
The shoreline from Greenwich, Connecticut to Little Compton, Rhode Island features some of the best near-shore saltwater fishing in the Northeast. Here is a thorough guide to fishing these waters, from a seasoned pro. Covers specific where-to-fish information that will help any angler, with clear directions to fishing hot spots. The book also offers practical advice on techniques and strategies for successfully targeting striped bass, bluefish, fluke, blackfish, tautog, false albacore, and other species. Every saltwater fisherman in the area, from beginner to veteran, will benefit from the advice in this book.
Paperback - 202 pages.

by John Gribb
A detailed guide to fishing the coastal waters of Massachusetts and Cape Cod, with tips on where and how to get there, techniques and strategies that put fish on the line.
Paperback - 208 pages.

by Milt Rosko
Everything a surfcaster needs to know about plugs, metal, live bait and other rigs with clear advice about when and how they are fished. Paperback - 160 pages.

By Bob Sampson
One of the Northeast's best fishermen here offers a complete guide to catching a prized saltwater game fish, famous as great sport and great eating. This book covers tackle, technique, baits and lures for catching fluke in bays, from boats, and in the surf. Strategies and pro techniques are emphasized throughout.
Paperback - 176 pages

by Tom Melton
The coastal waters of Long Island offer hundreds of miles of great saltwater fishing. Where to fish, and how to get there is all detailed here. This the perfect book for any Long Island angler, both boat and beach.
Paperback - 192 pages.

by Tom Schlicter
Sensational freshwater action for Trout, Bass, Pickerel, Carp, Walleye, Panfish, Catfish and more all on Long Island. Hot spots, best baits, super lures and flies, terrific tips and tricks, techniques to increase your catch, Plus contour maps, access points, fantastic photos and tips for every hot spot.
Paperback - 134 pages.

by William A. Muller
A comprehensive "how to" guide to fishing with Bucktails for Boat, Surf, Light Tackle, Bays and Inlets. The book focuses on demystifying fishing with Bucktails and takes the angler through the full spectrum of techniques from simple to advanced. Easy to read and chock full of great photographs. Learn how to become a Bucktailing master! Paperback, 130 pgs.

by Andy Snyder
A veteran angler presents a complete where-to-fish guide for the outstanding saltwater fishing opportunities on the Delaware and Maryland coasts. These fifty-nine miles of coastline offer surf, inshore, back bay and inlet fishing that is world class, for flounder, weakfish, dolphin, shark, tuna, bluefish, striped bass (rockfish) and many other species.
Paperback - 192 pages.

Starting with the ideal tackle choices for rods and reels, line and hook selection, Capt. Al takes you step by step through the innovative rigs he has developed over many years of successful striped bass fishing. Here's your chance to learn how a respected bass fisherman works the tackle, bait and boat to consistently catch big fish. Emphasis is also placed on careful release of striped bass for future good fishing.
Color - VHS - Approximate running time 30 minutes.

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with Capt. Al Lorenzetti
Successful trolling requires the application of proven techniques. Capt. Al covers the most productive trolling methods and pays particular attention to lures and tackle. Fishing shallow or deep, with light tackle or wire line, downriggers, bunker spoons, umbrella rigs, electronic aids and more, this video will make you a more successful fisherman. Fishing action aboard Al's boat "SKIMMER" and in depth discussions of tackle and techniques will have you viewing this video again and again.
VHS - Color - Running time 50 min.

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Covers rigging tackle, selecting and using baits, locating fish, jigging, chumming and anchoring for inshore bonito and little tunny with light tackle.
Running time 40 min.

with Don Kamienski
Description: Discusses migrations, baits, rigs, drifting, trolling, bucktailing and much more.
Approx. running time 50 min.

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Loaded with wild live action footage, this tape is the ultimate how-to seminar including tips on locating giants. Approx. running time 45 min.

Wrecks and reefs offer unbelievable fishing opportunities. These structures harbor an incredible amount of sea life just waiting for the fisherman that knows how to tap their bounty. Fishing a wreck or reef requires special tactics that are unique to this type of fishing. Locating and positioning the boat to produce the best results is most important. This video explains it all including navigation using Loran, GPS and DGPS as well as anchoring techniques that really work. Breath-taking underwater footage of marine life on a wreck, combined with tackle and fishing tips make this your favorite fishing video.
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Color - VHS - approx. running time 47 minutes