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Fisheries are an economic and employment engine in Alaska, with the commercial and recreational sectors generating $4.8 billion in sales impacts and 61,000 jobs in 2012. However, invasive species, or species that are introduced to […]
Redfish are gathering in big schools as they do each fall. Incoming high tide bring them close to the mangrove shore lines. As the tides drop out the redfish schools will move away from the […]
John Unkart has been relied upon for years to keep readers informed about cutting-edge tips and tactics to help fishermen catch more fish. Here is a collection of true-life fishing adventures from shallow bay to […]
Fishermen reeled in a 13-foot tiger shark off Folly Beach this past weekend. The shark, estimated to be 800 pounds, was caught on Saturday a mile off Folly Beach near the washout. Joe Morris said […]
Last year BTT, in collaboration with the Florida Fish and Wildlife Conservation Commission (FWC), initiated a three year genetics study looking at the connectivity of bonefish populations in the Caribbean and Western Atlantic. Determining the […]
Biscayne National Park’s plan to close over 10,000 acres to recreational fishing is the latest example of a broader issue of public waters being unnecessarily closed. Fortunately, Congress has stepped in with a bipartisan bill […]
The Mississippi Commission on Marine Resources has certified two state fishing records this week. The records were certified at a Tuesday meeting. John Cuevas, of Pass Christian, set the convention tackle record
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Night time fishing is a good way to beat the summer heat and Tampa Bay offers many opportunities. Dock lights attract bait fish that attract other fish like speckled trout, redfish, snook, ladyfish and more.
On the morning of June 10th, angler Maicon Flex Iscas Artificiais caught and released this massive 107 cm Atlantic snook (Centropomus undecimalis) that could earn him the new All-Tackle Length record. Maicon caught the fish […]
For the past 9 years, I’ve been fishing, observing and refining techniques to become a successful angler here in Southwest Florida. Between the seemingly endless mangrove shorelines, oyster bars and grass flats, there is always […]
The most recent Atlantic blue marlin research completed by TBF’s Dr. Phillip Goodyear was published by the American Fisheries Society, the oldest, largest and most influential association of fisheries professionals in the world.
Countless anglers leaving from Grand Isle and Port Fourchon in the late-spring and summer venture to Elmer’s Island, and the adjacent Fourchon Beach, each year in search of speckled trout, redfish, flounder, and the occasional […]
That’s probably not what the early California explorers originally said (or thought) during the height of the gold rush in 1849. Sand, not gold, has since become one of the world’s most precious and finite […]
The largest offshore kayak tournament in Texas took place Saturday, August 2, 2014 in Corpus Christi. This was the 4th year for the Blue Water Classic attracting 141 entrants, the largest turnout so far. On […]
REACTOR, maker of the worlds’ most durable and progressive sport watches, has designed its new Poseidon Titanium watch to meet the unique needs of water sports enthusiasts including boaters, fishermen and divers. The Poseidon Titanium
Brook Crist of the Landshark Crew reels in a massive Tiger shark From a local Florida Beach. She fought the shark for 30 minutes and released it! This was one of 4 sharks we caught […]
July on the Indian River Lagoon Coast of Florida equates to hot daily temperatures and hot fishing. Although the fishing in July can be hot, two different natural events can play a roll in it’s quality, and […]
Scallop season has opened up and reports from the Crystal River/Homosassa area say the crop is looking good. The traditional hotspots in that area are the end of the Rock Island Channel, around the Bird […]
From the early reports, 2015 is shaping up to be a bonanza year for bluefish (#bluefish) along the Eastern Seaboard. Early spring has seen massive schools of these great gamefish moving into shallow bays from […]
On May 23, 2015 Jon Black was fishing with his friend Ben Chancey, who hosts “Chew On This” TV – a popular online fishing program. Their mission was to catch a giant goliath grouper from […]
Sailfish can reach speeds up to 65mph, weigh 100lbs and are very acrobatic when hooked. They are frequently targeted and caught by anglers year round off the South Florida coast. Most people think that landing […]
With the first day of spring approaching quickly, I’ve already started making preparations for redfish to return to the shallow marshy waters here along the Texas coast. I’ve enjoyed winter trout fishing as much as […]
Marshes are the best places to chase redfish along the Gulf Coast and these Marsh Fishing Tips will help you target specific areas in your kayak or poling skiff. You’ll start on your computer of […]
Angler Alex Newman may have potentially tied the All-Tackle world record for black grouper (Mycteroperca bonaci) with a massive 56.24 kg (124 lb 2 oz) specimen he pulled from waters off Ft. Myers, Florida, USA […]
Seems like no matter how big your boat, there’s never enough storage. In fact, the bigger the boat, the more essentials you need for a day on the water. From PFDs to extra clothing, rain […]
By Peter Trull – Discover, through informative text and 120 vivid images, the interrelationships between commercial fishing, expanding gray seal populations, and great white sharks along the beaches of Cape Cod and the northeast coast.
Tarpon season is in full swing and that is all the fishing I have been doing lately. For years I have been asked what is my favorite fish to fish for and the answer, hands […]
Up in the unforgiving North Atlantic, in a small sacred stretch of ocean, treasure lurks in the deep. In just 1,000 square nautical miles, a group of hearty fishermen battle it out for the biggest […]
When spotted seatrout (Cynoscion nebulosus) reach the size of the one Luke Ledbetter pulled from Florida’s Indian River on June 1st, they earn the nickname of “gator trout”. Ledbetter was fishing with Capt. Peter Deeks […]
American red snapper season has started with a real bang. Deep water anglers up and down the coast report great snapper action from 100 feet and out. Laurence Hall says the big flag yellowtail action […]
May and June are big spawning months for yellowtail and mangrove snapper in my region, and the mangroves spawn through the summer months. They’ll start grouping up on the high relief structures, particularly around the […]
Fox reported: A Hawaii man was killed Friday after he was apparently impaled by the bill of a fish, officials said. Witnesses at Honokohau Harbor in Kailua-Kona reported that a man in his 40s jumped […]
The creative folks at Inventive Fishing have done a great job of explaining H.R. 1335 – a bill to reauthorize the Magnuson-Stevens Act. Magnuson-Stevens is the primary law governing saltwater fisheries management in the U.S. […]
There was an undeveloped lake we once fished freely as kids until its waterfront lots were cleared and developed. After the homes were built we’d sneak along the edges of the private neighborhood (now a […]
Enjoy the fishing or adventure vacation of a lifetime at Crocodile Bay Resort, Costa Rica. Located on Costa Rica’s South Pacific coast enjoy fishing for sailfish, blue, black and striped marlin as well as a […]
A groundbreaking new survey of Texas’ artificial reefs by the Center for Sportfish Science and Conservation (CSSC) at the Harte Research Institute (HRI) for Gulf of Mexico Studies has found a potential “sweet spot” where […]
Next week, marine fisheries management will be the focus of Congress. Don’t assume your Representative will cast his or her vote in favor of recreational fishing – ask them to do so today. Bill H.R. […]
Shelikof Strait, in the Gulf of Alaska, is an important spawning area for walleye pollock, the target of the largest—and one of the most valuable—fisheries in the nation. This year, a team of NOAA Fisheries […]
There probably isn’t a better place to target tarpon in May than the Florida Keys. That’s when the main body of fish are migrating into and through the area before heading up either side of […]
The Skyway bridge is one of the longest artificial reefs in the world. Spanning over 4 miles, the pilings and structure are a natural habitat for fish of all kinds. Fishing there is terrific either […]
Billfish species including blue and white marlin, sailfish and spearfish, make significant contributions to the Caribbean economies, livelihoods and food security through two very distinct fisheries- commercial and recreational.
I had the pleasure of joining Capt. Scott Moore and fishing legend Capt. Bobby Buswell on a Homosassa fishing trip to celebrate Moore’s birthday. We were hosted by Jim Warren and his son Cody and […]
The fishing industry hailed a decision by the Atlantic States Marine Fisheries Commission last week to increase the allowable catch numbers for menhaden, an oily forage fish in the Chesapeake Bay. The commission increased by […]
REACTOR, maker of the worlds’ most durable and progressive sport watches, has designed its new Poseidon Titanium watch to meet the unique needs of water sports enthusiasts including boaters, fishermen and divers. The Poseidon Titanium […]
New research by NOAA Fisheries has revealed the opah, or moonfish, as the first fully warm-blooded fish that circulates heated blood throughout its body much like mammals and birds, giving it a competitive advantage in […]
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Highly invasive lionfish are encountered regularly by divers and spear fishermen, but angler Jason Jones caught this potential All-Tackle record red lionfish (Preroris volitans) on a rod and reel while fishing off Biloxi, Mississippi, USA […]
NOAA scientists have discovered the ocean’s first fully warm-blooded fish. The opah, also known as the moonfish, maintains its body temperature by circulating warm blood through its body. The opah roams the depths of the […]
Redfish along the panhandle of Florida are abundant and can be easily caught with a variety of techniques and gear. Most of the time, redfish very aggressive and are opportunistic feeders. Targeting Redfish from a […]
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