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The hideous, mildly terrifying and rarely sighted frilled shark has turned up in waters off south-eastern Victoria. The species, whose ancestry dates back 80 million years, is known as the ‘living fossil’. It was caught […]
A team of 17 NOAA divers sailing aboard NOAA Ship Oscar Elton Sette has returned from a 33-day mission to remove marine debris from Papahānaumokuākea Marine National Monument in Hawaii, a World Heritage Site and […]
North Carolina Sportsman reported 1st: The crew of the Grady Bunch, fishing the first two days of 2015 just outside Beaufort Inlet, may not have landed a state-record bluefin tuna, but the three men and […]
The following was released by the Caribbean Fisheries Institute and NOAA: The Gulf and Caribbean Fisheries Institute and NOAA have partnered to launch a new web portal to provide managers, researchers, and the public with […]
Striped bass fishermen have once again confirmed a significant decline in angling success all along the Atlantic Coast, according to the results of the 2014 Annual Fishing Survey conducted by Stripers Forever. “Nearly 90 percent […]
IGFA: On October 25th angler Simon Smith was fishing from the shoreline of northern Norway when something big crushed the herring he was fishing on the bottom. After fighting the fish for 40 minutes, Smith […]
As white shark Katharine begins her migration south it may look like a hectic commute south but a closer look shows otherwise. Massachusetts Shark Research program Biologist John Chisholm points out that Katharine’s track is […]
WINK News Reported 1st: One thousand tons of concrete now sit on the bottom of the Gulf of Mexico. On Friday, crews dropped the first of miles of new reef there. A barge full of […]
Fishermen who regularly fish in South Florida, including the Florida Keys, and others interested in federal fishery management issues may want to tune in as federal fishery managers meet Tuesday through Thursday of next week […]
The Coast Guard Foundation, a non-profit organization committed to the education and welfare of Coast Guard members and their families, announced today that this season, Sig Hansen, captain of the F/V Northwestern and star of […]
Artificial reef experts, fisheries scientists and reef managers from around the state and nation will come together to discuss current issues and exchange ideas for future projects at the 2015 Florida Artificial Reef Summit Jan. […]
Sea lions are known as tough, alpha-predators of the marine world. That makes them the perfect namesake for the Offshore Angler® Sea Lion Spinning Rod and Reel Combo. These rods and reels are built and […]
Stonefly Press, fly-fishing book and magazine publisher, announces the release of My Life in Fishing: Favorite Long Stories Told Short from the larger-than-life legend Stu Apte, who MidCurrent magazine has called “the world’s best all-around […]
The South Atlantic Fishery Management Council reminds commercial and recreational fishermen about several fishery openings and closures in federal waters of the South Atlantic effective January 1, 2015.Below is a summary of these changes to […]
Sheepshead have been a go to fish recently all around the Tampa Bay. Dropping water temperatures have started to group up the sheepshead in preparation for their spawn. Capt. Billy Miller has been focusing on […]
Source maryland.gov. The Maryland record fish list has a brand new species category thanks to Wayne Gower and his extraordinary five-pound, two-ounce gray triggerfish catch. The Baltimore angler landed the fish October 31 while bottom-fishing […]
Spotted seatrout, aka speckled trout or just plain “trout,” are among the most abundant and prolific of inshore fish species throughout much of their range along the coast of the southeastern U.S. They are also […]
This is part of a series of articles produced by the Bay Journal and Chesapeake Quarterly, the magazine of Maryland Sea Grant, which explores the impacts of, and policies related to, sea level rise around […]
Climate change seems to be pushing several species of fish and crustaceans northward along the east and west coasts of North America which could have serious effects on birds, marine mammals and those who depend […]
Trib Live Reported 1st: Pennsylvania’s 73 miles of Great Lakes shoreline are likely to continue to receive federal funding for five years if the Senate agrees to a resolution the House passed unanimously last week. […]
Eight representatives to the Gulf of Mexico Fishery Management Council have submitted a minority report to the National Marine Fisheries Service that lays out an extensive series of objections to a highly controversial management plan […]
Maryland Department of Natural Resources, National Fish and Wildlife Foundation and CSX collaborate in unique partnership to restore oyster sanctuary. N, D.C. – A unique, year-long partnership between the Maryland Department of Natural Resources (DNR), […]
“Anglers are the ones who can truly make a difference for the future of our billfish species. They’re the ones out there, every day, in all kinds of conditions and climates, catching and releasing fish, […]
Records for one back bay fish species and one offshore fish species were shattered in New Jersey this fall, state officials said. The state Division of Fish Wildlife certified new records for sheepshead and tilefish […]
My resolutions over the years has been and continues to be to enlighten people on the many attributes angling and life in the outdoors provide, and as president for Anglers for Conservation Orlando I believe recreational […]
From our friend Capt. Tom Van Horn. As winter settles in on the northern two thirds of America, many anglers only dream of a location where stretching line is a year round endeavor. […]
Huffington Post reported 1st: A lobster found off the coast of Santa Barbara, California definitely belongs in the upper crust of crustaceans. The giant lobster weighs nearly 12 pounds and is estimated to be a […]
Trout fishing over the deep grass flats, 3-6 feet, has been very good in the Pinellas Point area on calm days. I was out this week and had good trout action fishing with Brad Whery. […]
An international team aboard Schmidt Ocean Institute’s research vessel Falkor set a new record for the deepest fish ever recorded at 8143m in the Mariana Trench. The fish is a completely unknown variety of snailfish […]
Amos and his son Karl-Frederik catch the largest Greenland Shark they’ve ever landed and pull it up 800 metres through a hole in the ice before feeding it to their hungry dogs. “The Greenland shark […]
Reported 1st by the economist.com: TOILETS, shopping carts, washing machines and other assorted junk have been dumped into the sea to create habitats for marine organisms and the fish that feed upon them. But making […]
The Report Florida Lionfish app is now more interactive than ever. Not only can you continue reporting your lionfish sightings and catches, your reports and photographs are documented on an interactive map. The map includes […]
Legislation that will restore reasonable public access to the Cape Hatteras National Seashore Recreational Area has passed the Senate and is expected to be signed into law. The Preserving Public Access to Cape Hatteras Beaches […]
Charter boat operators who cater to recreational fishermen with an appetite for the iconic fish ‘will have to … reinvent themselves.’ Maine boat captains who take recreational fishermen offshore will find out next year if […]
What would appear to be a storybook tale of man versus fish was played out for real recently off the shores of the Hawaiian islands. Captain Bomboy Llanes and angler Jen Brooks had a date […]
NOAA Fisheries today announced final regulations that will help protect Atlantic bluefin tuna by reducing dead discards and providing measures to help ensure compliance with international quotas. These regulations were developed through a comprehensive process […]
DFO has now on line COMMENT FORMS to allow public views to be expressed on management of ATLANTIC SALMON and STRIPED BASS, and will be brought to the next Coastal and Inland Recreational Fisheries Advisory […]
The Florida Fish and Wildlife Conservation Commission’s commitment to managing fish and wildlife resources for the benefit of people is achieved in part by providing opportunities for anglers to enjoy and help conserve the amazing […]
Gag grouper season ended this week and like many other anglers I went in search of the tasty grouper. Fishing with Billy Caldwell in 35’ of water off Boca Grande we did manage to catch […]
What would appear to be a storybook tale of man versus fish was played out for real recently off the shores of the Hawaiian islands. Captain Bomboy Llanes and angler Jen Brooks had a date […]
Winter weather conditions and extreme low tides make for prime time wade fishing conditions. With north winds and full, or new, moon low tide the flats don’t have much water on them. Flats fish like […]
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A fresh Video News Report is now available on our site called “Ship Sunk for Artificial Reef.” A 40-foot freighter was sunk in the Gulf of Mexico recently as part of Texas Parks and Wildlife’s […]
Step into the surf and hook a false albacore on beautiful fall days in the Northeast and you may never need step foot on fishing boat again, says veteran Northeast surfcasting fanatic Chris Shoplock. And […]
Hubbard’s Marina reports the 63 hour deep water trip brought in their max limit of grouper. They had 140 grouper including large gags, yellowedge, kitty mitchells, scamp and snowies. Also caught were blackfin tuna and […]
An extremely versatile topwater lure ideal for targeting multiple gamefish species, the new Williamson Surface Pro calls up fish when worked both fast and slow. “Watching a fish explode on a topwater lure is one […]
On September 17th, angler Candace Kern caught and released a beautiful 17.69 kg (39 lb) red drum (Sciaenops ocellatus) that could potentially earn her the new women’s 8 kg (16 lb) tippet class record. Kern […]
NOAA Fisheries’s Regional Administrator for the Greater Atlantic Region John Bullard hosted hosted a Town Hall teleconference regarding Interim and Emergency Actions for Gulf of Maine Cod and Haddock. Specifically, Mr. Bullard announced that the […]
The Coast Guard will intensify efforts this winter to stop offshore poaching of Atlantic striped bass along the New Jersey and Delaware coasts. In an effort to ensure the health of the striped bass population, […]
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