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With Striped Bass Conservation, How Far Are We Willing To Go?
No-target closures will hurt a lot of people and won’t do much for the bass, but that doesn’t mean they aren’t coming.
No-target closures will hurt a lot of people and won’t do much for the bass, but that doesn’t mean they aren’t coming.
Return ’Em Right, an organization dedicated improving reef fish survival, has published a guide to safe releases of deep water species for recreational anglers.
Menhaden management, like the food web they support, is a complicated issue. Here’s the state of affairs for one of the most important forage fish.
A brief puzzle over the identity of the rarely seen species, which was promptly released, is solved with good photos and well-worn reference books.
A first-time blackfish angler hooks the fish of a lifetime, but lightning strikes twice for the captain.
Tom Richardson, host of Explore New England and former Salt Water Sportsman editor, shares some of his favorite memories of Barry Gibson.
West Coast Editor Jim Hendricks shares fond memories of Salt Water Sportsman great Barry Gibson.
Rip Cunningham shares some of his favorite memories of Barry Gibson, a Salt Water Sportsman legend.
George Poveromo reflects on Salt Water Sportsman’s editor Barry Gibson’s life.
The fishing industry legend, who devoted more than 15,000 hours to conservation projects, joins his father in the prestigious ranks.
The National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration has put scientific proof behind observations that some saltwater species in the Atlantic are migrating from south to north earlier in the year and making their return trips south later in the year.
Current data collection methods used by NOAA may be off by as much as 40 percent. What does this mean for anglers?
No-target closures will hurt a lot of people and won’t do much for the bass, but that doesn’t mean they aren’t coming.
Return ’Em Right, an organization dedicated improving reef fish survival, has published a guide to safe releases of deep water species for recreational anglers.
Menhaden management, like the food web they support, is a complicated issue. Here’s the state of affairs for one of the most important forage fish.
A brief puzzle over the identity of the rarely seen species, which was promptly released, is solved with good photos and well-worn reference books.
A first-time blackfish angler hooks the fish of a lifetime, but lightning strikes twice for the captain.
Tom Richardson, host of Explore New England and former Salt Water Sportsman editor, shares some of his favorite memories of Barry Gibson.
West Coast Editor Jim Hendricks shares fond memories of Salt Water Sportsman great Barry Gibson.
Rip Cunningham shares some of his favorite memories of Barry Gibson, a Salt Water Sportsman legend.
George Poveromo reflects on Salt Water Sportsman’s editor Barry Gibson’s life.
The fishing industry legend, who devoted more than 15,000 hours to conservation projects, joins his father in the prestigious ranks.
The National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration has put scientific proof behind observations that some saltwater species in the Atlantic are migrating from south to north earlier in the year and making their return trips south later in the year.
Current data collection methods used by NOAA may be off by as much as 40 percent. What does this mean for anglers?
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