How to Get Your Name in the World Record Book
Laying claim to an IGFA fishing world record could be far easier than you think.
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Laying claim to an IGFA fishing world record could be far easier than you think.
Trophy highlights from North Carolina’s wintertime monster bluefin tuna bonanza.
Largemouth bass are green, not yellow. What happened to this fish?
A dad and his son were ice fishing an unidentified lake in the eastern part of the state when they hooked the surprising catch.
Researchers studied why the prized freshwater gamefish is so hard to catch.
Odd, weird and unique—these fish are just plain bizarre!
Light tackle has churned up the striped bass fishing in the eastern shore shallows.
Anglers checking near-shore structures are loading up on 30-to-50 pounders as the big “ling” make their autumn push along the Gulf Coast, heading east, then south, to Florida.
Three groups of fishermen, some from out-of-state, were caught with undersize and over-the-limit stripers.
IGFA 12-pound line class woman’s record held for 34 years is smashed by a 36-pound, 10-ounce giant of a California yellowtail.
Netting and electrofishing in mid-September allowed state personnel to eliminate tons of invasive carp from the lower eight miles of the Grand River.
The hottest bite in Texas is on right now!
Laying claim to an IGFA fishing world record could be far easier than you think.
Trophy highlights from North Carolina’s wintertime monster bluefin tuna bonanza.
Largemouth bass are green, not yellow. What happened to this fish?
A dad and his son were ice fishing an unidentified lake in the eastern part of the state when they hooked the surprising catch.
Researchers studied why the prized freshwater gamefish is so hard to catch.
Odd, weird and unique—these fish are just plain bizarre!
Light tackle has churned up the striped bass fishing in the eastern shore shallows.
Anglers checking near-shore structures are loading up on 30-to-50 pounders as the big “ling” make their autumn push along the Gulf Coast, heading east, then south, to Florida.
Three groups of fishermen, some from out-of-state, were caught with undersize and over-the-limit stripers.
IGFA 12-pound line class woman’s record held for 34 years is smashed by a 36-pound, 10-ounce giant of a California yellowtail.
Netting and electrofishing in mid-September allowed state personnel to eliminate tons of invasive carp from the lower eight miles of the Grand River.
The hottest bite in Texas is on right now!
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