Fishing builds legacies, relationships and memories that last for generations. Captains Andy LoCascio and Rich Tenreiro were fishing buddies their entire lives and grew up fishing the Western Long Island Sound out of Manhasset Bay. While Rich spent many years working as a mate on fishing party boats running out of City Island as well as Long Island’s South Shore, Andy’s background is in business administration and finance. After several of their fishing stories were published they decided to make fishing and angler education & entertaining their livelihood, thus the grassroots beginning of Northeast Angling. Today Andy and Rich film professional fishing shows which not only show people catching fish, but educate the audience as well. Their web site has a host of great tools for fishing education including watching both on board and underwater videos and other tips for catching fish. They also hold fishing extremely informative seminars and charter fishing trips as well. Their goal is to help their audience and customers catch more fish. Nothing is held back.

“Having the right line makes a difference” says Captain Andy. Always remember that what you feel on your end the fish feel below as well. Tight lines are not always a good thing. Sometimes the best thing to do is leave slack and wait for that big one to take the bait and hook without sensing you at the other end.”

Two of the reasons that Northeast Angling is one of the most popular shows on sports television today is that they take great pride in the quality of their productions and that their shows reach a targeted audience of local anglers who can relate to coverage of fishing in their own “backyard”. According to Captains Andy LoCascio and Rich Tenreiro, shows are often aired two years after the filming. Another reason is the diversification. Shows will be filmed in the Western Long Island Sound, Montauk or the Atlantic Highlands. In 2007 they plan to make trips to the Canyon.

These guys are true professionals and experts in their field, so if you enjoy fishing and want to catch more fish, start by visiting Northeast Angling at www.neangling.com online to watch some of their videos and learn the tricks of the trade. And make a point of contacting Captain Andy for the latest updates on their TV shows, seminars and fishing charters.    

According to Rich, one of the reasons he is successful at finding and catching fish is because he knows their feeding habits and how to adapt to changes. He has had days when the fish stopped biting on an outgoing tide so instead of heading back, he headed east to an area where the water current and tide was still conducive for fish feeding, and of course catching. Instead of waiting for the fish to come to him, he hunts for the fish.

 “Having the right line makes a difference” says Captain Andy. Always remember that what you feel on your end the fish feel below as well. Tight lines are not always a good thing. Sometimes the best thing to do is leave slack and wait for that big one to take the bait and hook without sensing you at the other end.”

 Two of the reasons that Northeast Angling is one of the most popular shows on sports television today is that they take great pride in the quality of their productions and that their shows reach a targeted audience of local anglers who can relate to coverage of fishing in their own “backyard”. According to Captains Andy LoCascio and Rich Tenreiro, shows are often aired two years after the filming. Another reason is the diversification. Shows will be filmed in the Western Long Island Sound, Montauk or the Atlantic Highlands. In 2007 they plan to make trips to the Canyon.

 These guys are true professionals and experts in their field, so if you enjoy fishing and want to catch more fish, start by visiting Northeast Angling at www.neangling.com online to watch some of their videos and learn the tricks of the trade. And make a point of contacting Captain Andy for the latest updates on their TV shows, seminars and fishing charters.                                            

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