The 8,000-Mile Mahi and Other Awesome Facts
Twenty-five years and 40,500 tags later, the Dolphinfish Research Program is working to protect mahi using its trove of data.
Twenty-five years and 40,500 tags later, the Dolphinfish Research Program is working to protect mahi using its trove of data.
Advanced sonar technology is driving a surge in angler efficiency. Its impact on catch rates is worth a closer look.
Rapidly advancing science and a booming Atlantic bluefin tuna fishery seem to be taking us in the right direction.
Fishing for speckled hind deep in the Gulf reveals the challenges of post-release mortality and reef fish survival.
Post-release mortality of Atlantic striped bass is a growing concern. New policies are being created to find a solution.
Environmental concerns and consecutive years of poor recruitment have led to a steady decline in the population.
A policy to potentially restrict the use and sale of freshwater live bait in US waters sets the internet ablaze.
Environmental groups seize a new opportunity to expand no-fishing areas. Here’s how to put a halt to that.
Given the high mortality rate for poorly handled fish, increasing the minimum size limit may do more harm than good.
Hopefully, things are on their way to a significant 2026 summer red snapper season in the South Atlantic and eventual state management.
AB1056 closes the loophole that allows for inshore gillnet outside of California’s state waters.
Learn more about five of the most critical issues—and potential solutions—that are facing America’s saltwater anglers.
Twenty-five years and 40,500 tags later, the Dolphinfish Research Program is working to protect mahi using its trove of data.
Advanced sonar technology is driving a surge in angler efficiency. Its impact on catch rates is worth a closer look.
Rapidly advancing science and a booming Atlantic bluefin tuna fishery seem to be taking us in the right direction.
Fishing for speckled hind deep in the Gulf reveals the challenges of post-release mortality and reef fish survival.
Post-release mortality of Atlantic striped bass is a growing concern. New policies are being created to find a solution.
Environmental concerns and consecutive years of poor recruitment have led to a steady decline in the population.
A policy to potentially restrict the use and sale of freshwater live bait in US waters sets the internet ablaze.
Environmental groups seize a new opportunity to expand no-fishing areas. Here’s how to put a halt to that.
Given the high mortality rate for poorly handled fish, increasing the minimum size limit may do more harm than good.
Hopefully, things are on their way to a significant 2026 summer red snapper season in the South Atlantic and eventual state management.
AB1056 closes the loophole that allows for inshore gillnet outside of California’s state waters.
Learn more about five of the most critical issues—and potential solutions—that are facing America’s saltwater anglers.
