Anietra Hamper, a travel writer who always packs her fishing gear, visited area waters and had a big time with small fish.

We have a good chop on the water today and we are using the Stingnose Peanut Bunker, either plain or tipped with an Eye-Drop and catching a variety of fish... tautog, sea bass, striper, and scup ...

What a beautiful day to be fishing salt water, and today we catch a variety of fish, from Sea bass, to Tautog, to Scup and of course, the odd sea robin :) Hope you enjoy the show As always until next ...

The right fish-landing gear is the difference between zero and hero, and this gear helps you put fish on the deck. The post The Latest in Fish-Landing Gear appeared first on Salt Water Sportsman.

Shane Rilat reported in from the Texas City Dike. He said, "There hasn't been much action except for a few big reds and black drum taken by those fishing with ...

Hatchery-grown southern flounder will be released by the South Carolina Department of Natural Resources into state estuaries for the first time on Friday, March 13. SCDNR is releasing nearly 10,000 45 ...

If climate change is happening and sea levels are rising, then why is the State of California pursuing a Delta solution that protects Los Angeles Basin water interests and those of corporate farms at ...

In February, Miami Beach became at least the fifth municipality in Florida to prohibit land-based shark fishing gear on its beach, in addition to many more that have banned this gear on piers and the ...

There’s a special kind of joy in discovering a place so beautiful that you can’t believe it’s been hiding in plain sight, and that’s exactly what Topsail Hill Preserve State Park in Santa Rosa Beach ...

If someone asked you to name America’s most beautiful beaches, you’d probably start listing locations in Hawaii, California, or Florida, which is exactly why Rialto Beach near Forks, Washington gets ...

The Pacific Fisheries Management Council is a system to manage ocean fish stocks for the entire west coast. In conjunction ...

When Trout reached 29.9 feet per second running to first base on Feb. 28, the only thing on his mind was reaching the 30 feet ...