Discover the legendary anglers and tournament founders who shaped the Gulf Coast’s sport-fishing scene. From Bay Point to Biloxi and beyond, meet the visionaries behind the region’s rise to big-game ...

Join Jack Vitek on an epic journey through New Zealand’s legendary waters as he discovers why this remote, rugged coastline is a top destination for anglers pursuing world-record marlin and swordfish ...

See the best hot-weather fishing gear, including breathable apparel, glare-cutting sunglasses, and high-tech shoes to keep anglers cool, dry, and protected during summer fishing adventures.

Learn expert tips on catching, storing, and presenting bait, perfecting your kite-fishing setup, and safely handling billfish at the boat. A guide to making the most of your time on the water and ...

Discover the Dominican Republic’s blue marlin fishing, historic cities, and coastal charm in an adventure filled with stunning seascapes, culture, and vibrant cuisine.

Omnidirectional sonars are transforming sport fishing by providing a competitive edge. As their popularity grows, debates on fairness and installation costs challenge the sport.

Discover the evolution of tagging billfish, from early efforts to , to groundbreaking satellite technology like the pop-up satellite archival tag (PSAT). Learn how initiatives from groups like The ...

The 2024 South Carolina Governor’s Cup Billfishing Series saw 106 boats competing in five tournaments along the Palmetto State’s coast. Amidst the fierce competition, Buddy Rowe emerged as the series ...

Costa Rica's broad Pacific coast is sprinkled with top-notch marinas and facilities to match it's world-class fishing offshore. With the recent opening of Marina Flamingo 2023, the travelling angler ...

Explore Jay Townsend's comprehensive guide to custom boatbuilding, from initial planning to the final voyage. Discover how Jay's experiences and tips can help you achieve your dream boat tailored to ...

Knowing that many offshore species share an affinity for floating objects, it didn't take people long to start building their own fish-aggregating devices, or FADs.

While some opt for a veritable arsenal of firearms aboard, others choose not to carry weapons due to the variety of legal and safety issues that come with the responsibility.