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

Robin Williams' description of the season is in keeping with the celebration of saltwater and freshwater species that springtime supplies.

Every March, an influx of croakers fires up the speckled trout and flounder bite in the marshes of South Louisiana. The post ...

Nationwide, pro fishermen share their favorite spring inshore fisheries and tips for catching everything from redfish and seatrout to cobia and striped bass. The post Top Inshore Fishing In March ...

The first day of the Saltwater Legend Series kicked off Friday. There were some pretty impressive speckled trout weighed in the first day.

Redfish BayGOOD. 60 degrees. Target wind blown shorelines or wind blown drains off of a flat for redfish and drum. As always, find bait and you will find the fish.

According to guide Capt. Cliff Fleming, the bite has been good in Port Isabel. He said, "The water temps in lower Laguna Madre have been hovering around the 70-degree mark.

1st Bowman Chrome autographs can bring life-changing money. Depending on how the player does, these cards can increase in value drastically, but they can also go the opposite direction. Here is a look ...

The Los Angeles Angels are set to pay Mike Trout over $35 million this year, but that, combined with his injury history, has proven to be a major hurdle for the World Baseball Classic. The three-time ...

TEMPE, Ariz. -- Mike Trout's position switch might've only lasted a year. After a season that began with him transitioning to right field and ended with him spending a lot of time at designated hitter ...

After several injury-plagued seasons, Mike Trout is motivated to prove he can still be one of baseball's best players. Trout has expressed his desire to return to playing center field, a position he ...

Five years later, Wayne Davis remembers all the spotted seatrout. Dead trout. More of them than he ever thought existed in the Lower Laguna Madre. “There were literally thousands upon thousands of ...