Red snapper could be back this October! New proposals could give East Coast anglers another shot at one of the region’s most prized reef fish. Here’s what we know—and what still needs to happen.Editorial StaffSep 8th, 2026
Forget the bluefin—North Carolina’s Outer Banks offers an incredible year-round tuna fishery. Yellowfin and big eye tuna are providing offshore anglers with an exceptional bite, including some unusually large fish this season. From trolling and jigging to the adrenaline-pumping greenstick technique, these hard-fighting tuna make for one unforgettable meat trip off the Outer Banks.Editorial StaffSep 8th, 2026
Alaska’s Kenai Peninsula delivers incredible fishing, from hard-fighting king and sockeye salmon to giant halibut. Join Gary Turner on a three-week adventure filled with big fish, unforgettable battles, and plenty of reasons to add the Kenai Peninsula to your fishing bucket list.Editorial StaffSep 4th, 2026
Discover why Costa Rica is known as one of the happiest places on Earth, from its incredible wildlife and lush rainforests to world-class fishing and a laid-back way of life.Editorial StaffSep 2nd, 2026
A Florida Keys fishing trip turned into a fight for survival when a Silver Springs angler was bitten by a shark in shallow water. After emergency surgery, he’s now home and beginning a long road to recovery.Editorial StaffAug 31st, 2026
Late summer is prime time for targeting big river smallmouth on topwater. From Pop-Rs and buzzbaits to dead-drifted cicada flies, these explosive techniques can trigger some of the season’s most exciting smallmouth strikes.Editorial StaffAug 28th, 2026
The August full moon brings some of the most intense fishing of the year to the Florida Keys, as giant Cubera snapper come alive. Known as “El Diablo,” these powerful reef bruisers can destroy tackle in seconds—and catching one on live lobster, stand-up gear or even a mini-rod is an unforgettable battle.Editorial StaffAug 26th, 2026
A massive 1,260-pound blue marlin landed off Massachusetts could be the largest ever caught along the U.S. East Coast. The incredible fish measured more than 11 feet and took approximately three hours to bring to the boat.Editorial StaffAug 25th, 2026
