The Best Place to Catch Trophy Redfish
Lower Chesapeake Bay and North Carolina’s Outer Banks are producing big numbers of monster drum.
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Expert tips and techniques to catch the most popular game fish, coupled with the science and biology behind your favorite fish species.
Lower Chesapeake Bay and North Carolina’s Outer Banks are producing big numbers of monster drum.
When fish are swimming in your home waters that aren’t supposed to be there, what do you do? You go catch them!
The common jack is a real tackle-buster.
The IGFA’s world-record lists are checkered with unlikely and even ridiculous fish names.
Many different and unusual fish species swim in our oceans. Some can see in near-dark conditions; some can change gender, and at least one can actually breathe air. Some spawn at an early age and often, while others must grow well into maturity before reproducing, Each species’ unique biology helps anglers learn how to catch them and helps scientists determine our impact on their overall health.
With fishermen becoming better and better at catching fish each year, the fish don’t have a chance unless regulations are put in place to protect them from overfishing. Better boats, better electronics and better technology give anglers major advantages over their prey. Find out what conservation measures affect your favorite species to make sure they’ll be available to catch year after year.
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