Maryland anglers play a key role in protecting the state’s iconic striped bass, also known as rockfish, by adopting safe catch-and-release practices amid ongoing challenges to the species’ ...

ANNAPOLIS — Maryland Department of Natural Resources officials received approval March 11, 2026, from the General Assembly’s Joint Committee on Administrative, Executive, and Legislative Review for a ...

Serving as second-in-command is hungry work, as proven by the restaurants most frequented by those acting as vice president of the United States.

The Ward Melville High School Fishing Club hosted the 13th Annual Saltwater Fishing Expo March 7 and 8, with over 200 shop vendors making appearances from all around Long Island, New York, New Jersey, ...

A new striped bass season structure announced by the Department of Natural Resources is set to take effect at the end of ...

March is an exciting time for fishermen on the Atlantic Coast. As temperatures rise in the Northeast, it’s not just birds ...

A new proposal in Annapolis could change how Maryland manages one of the Chesapeake Bay’s most iconic fish by limiting the Maryland Department of Natural Resources’ regulations on striped bass.

Many fishermen packed a hearing room in Annapolis Tuesday to support legislation that changes how the state manages one of the Bay's most iconic fish. The bill limits the regulatory authority of the ...

Welcome to today's night time boatless fish catching edition. Today we're looking for that night time bite for stripers in Onset Massachusetts. We're fishing with a very simple set up tonight: live ...

Anglers posting in the Facebook group Fishing Havasu have been sharing a steady stream of recent catches from Lake Havasu, with striped bass leading the way and a mix of ...

If you want to make fishing your life, you're going to have to give up a few things. But it's all worth it for these six fish ...

Modern synthetic fly line has come a long way over the last 75 years or so, but it’s easy to take the low-maintenance, high-performing line we use today for granted.