Fishing

For years, people have talked about the stock of fish becoming depleted in New Jersey.

Summer may be winding down, but that doesn't mean fishing season is ending too. Dennis' excitement for striper season can barely be contained.

The bass are back! Dennis Malloy shared his first big catch of the season.

The attention given to a viral video, showing a 19-year-old Hazlet resident throwing motionless fish back into the Raritan Bay, took a bizarre turn on Wednesday when reports surfaced that the teen's father once attracted some notoriety of his own.

Another remarkable show this morning with a combination of politics and viral videos. New York Times bestselling author, Roger Stone calls in to discuss Jersey’s role in this exciting primary race. We even talked about viral fish throwing video that has the internet exploding. Don’t forget about the FEMA whistleblowers.

A 19-year-old fisherman from Hazlet is getting plenty of bites on a video he posted to Facebook on Monday, that appears to show him throwing several motionless striped bass overboard into the Raritan Bay.

Sam Adams is only 6 years old. At LBI he recently reeled in a tremendous 41 pound, 46 inch striped bass. If you don't know enough about fishing to appreciate this, you should know this fish of this size is such a fighter that grown men often lose the struggle. This kid did it entirely on his own.

While on vacation, Dennis did some fishing near Barnegat Light and took some video while they were out on the water.

Summertime at the Jersey Shore is a great time for fishing. Well, not for everyone apparently.

This video encompasses two of Dennis' favorite things. Fishing and Italy. A man fishing in Italy's Po River caught a mammoth catfish that looks like something out of a sci-fi movie. The catfish weighed in at 8ft-9-inches long and a whopping 280-lbs...