“Sharks have become an overwhelming problem in the Gulf. We had a good haul yesterday, however, every other fish at one point ...

The most common and easiest solution to the problem is to tie the hook down very tightly to the bait, with the bend of the hook held tight to the middle of the bait’s skull. When using live baits, you ...

Some anglers feel being heavy-handed during the fight is the best way to ensure a landing, though if you remember nothing else, don’t forget to bow your rod—meaning point the rod directly at the ...

New research by a marine biology student at the University of Alberta suggests that hook injuries could be hampering the ability of "catch and release" fish to feed.

You can fish with the best fishing reel, latest rod, and premium line, but none of them matter if you’re not using the right hook for the job. Those jobs, of course, range widely.

Local Ocean, the Greenport saltwater fish farm that abruptly closed last week, was backed by a large group of Mexican businessmen who had dreams of expanding the business to California and Mexico ...

Why Safe Hook Removal Matters for Catch and Release After you've landed your fish, you need to get the hook out. Most of the time it's a simply matter. Just grasp the hook or lure, push back ...