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Under the Sea – Where to Begin Spearfishing

Summer is here! What better time to learn to spearfish? A few fishermen, who weren’t yet divers, have asked me where to begin if they wanted to learn.

Under the Sea – Try Freediving!

It’s a natural, satisfying and spiritual experience to hold one’s breath and become one with the ocean. Freediving is for anyone who is willing to try.

National Diver MFG Pro Belt

Owner Carl Krupansky became a creator, designing over the years many accessories divers use, but specializing in stringers, polespears, and abalone bars.

Moana Waterman Fins

Moana’s Standard Series fins feature medium stiffness blades dialed into steady, strong kicking. Their carbon fins are the result of refinement since 2010.

SeaCure Custom Mouthpieces

SeaCure is the result of more than 20 years of experience and design. Created by an orthodontist, it outperforms even other moldable mouthpieces.

Underwater Kinetics Light Cannon eLED

Choosing the right dive light can greatly enhance your dive experience and is crucial to your safety. UK’s Light Cannon eLED is a perfect choice.

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Pat Hutchinson Lands World Record Blue Catfish on Light Tackle

Pat Hutchinson set a new IGFA Women’s 3-kg (6 lb.) Line Class World Record with a 13.61-kilogram (30-pound) blue catfish caught on the James River in Virginia. The record-setting catfish struck her cut bait, and after a determined 22-minute battle, Pat successfully landed the fish. She weighed it on a certified scale before safely releasing it back into the river.

Record-Breaking Catch: Weston Lands 153-Pound Alligator Gar on 2-Pound Line

On April 8, 2025, angler Art Weston reeled in an astonishing 153-pound alligator gar while fishing on Lake Livingston, TX

Big Trouble in Morehead City

There’s nothing quite like the Big Rock Blue Marlin Tournament, and the 2025 tournament reminded us all why it’s one …

You Weren’t Meant to Live in Traffic

If you’re someone who dreams in tides, lives for casting lines at sunrise, and feels most at home with salt …