Tournament weigh-ins can be filled with excitement, pressure or disaster. Donât spring your catch. The disaster I speak of is dropping your fish on the deck or even worse, in the water.Editorial Staff
I have always considered surf fishing to be the best of both worlds â you get to enjoy fun in the sun at the beach while you also have a shot at catching some really nice fish, one of which is the Florida pompano (Trachinotus carolinus). Editorial Staff
Striped Bass have been known to dominate many New Jersey anglers spring enthusiasm for inshore trophies, however there was a time not long ago our striped desires were delayed or put on pause with the arrival of yet another beautiful trophy traveling about 5 to 7 degrees behind the stripers, Large âTiderunnerâ Weakfish. Editorial Staff
I had just finished lunch in a small, local restaurant when a man whom I had seen in there a few times before walked over and pushed a cell phone in front of me with a photo of him holding a 50-pound wahoo.Editorial Staff
We all know about the fall flounder run that occurs between the months of October and December. Flounder leave bay systems coast-wide predominantly following forage species like shrimp and menhaden as they exit bay systems during dropping temperatures and flushing tides of late fall and winter. Editorial Staff
Drone footage shows sharks approaching surfers and paddle boarders near the Fort Pierce Inlet in Fort Pierce, Florida. At one point a big shark nearly attacks a smaller shark right next to a surfer.Editorial Staff
Knowing how to safely handle and release fish is just as important as being able to catch fish. Below are a few tips that will help any angler.Editorial Staff
The Islamorada Fishing Club welcomed 46 anglers for the Islamorada Fishing Club Captainâs Cup Sailfish Tournament on January 15th. … Editorial Staff