Florida, Georgia and South Carolina just proposed fall seasons for red snapper in the South Atlantic. The deadline to comment in support is Aug. 25.

It isn’t hard to imagine Capt. Edward Teach, the infamous Blackbeard, standing on the shores of Roatan waiting to raise sails on the Queen Anne’s Revenge and ambush a passing Spanish galleon. Amongst ...

Whether it’s raining, blowing or blistering outside, you’ll be sunshine and Skittles inside with these technologically advanced performance clothes.

A resort on a remote atoll, Turneffe Island Resort is a luxury launch point for anglers chasing a flats slam while in Belize.

The ICAST New Product Showcase is the industry’s first look at all the new fishing gear for the year. Nick Carter. Every July ...

The Viking 50 Billfish is the latest addition to the New Jersey builder’s line-up of specialized sportfisherman models. Viking Yachts has left no hooks unsharpened delivering in this tournament ...

The rebound of Atlantic bluefin tuna is a great success story for modern fisheries management. With the prevalence of school-sized bluefins off the Northeast and Mid-Atlantic coasts over the last ...

I love to watch a professional fishmonger clean fish. They work in well-lit, sanitary spaces wearing a hair net, rubber apron, rubber gloves and rubber boots. They dance with the fish, swinging and ...

There are regionally recognized fishing slams, like a catfish slam, and deprecating slams, like the trashfish slam, but the International Game Fish Association (IGFA) recognizes five official ...

Five minutes out of the docks, a humpback breached maybe 50 yards to starboard and crashed in a wall of water that made our jaws drop. It was our first morning out of Crocodile Bay Marina, and the low ...

California’s Channel Islands have long been ground zero for the most dedicated white seabass anglers. From the squid spawning grounds off Santa Rosa Island to the kelp forests of Santa Cruz Island, ...

Philosopher Sir Francis Bacon in 1597 famously opined, “Knowledge itself is power.” For anglers, this truism carries intense meaning when pursuing pelagic fish like billfish, mahi, tuna and wahoo.