Fishing duo Cole and Jay make DIY coke can fishing reels to slay fish.

In Bermuda, we are awash in colour. At any given moment, a glimpse of the ocean or a poinciana tree in full bloom can disrupt a mundane task with a startling visual moment. Colour deepens our daily ...

North Carolina now requires recreational anglers to report catches of five popular saltwater sportfish. The new law aims to provide regulators with better data to manage fish stocks. Enforcement will ...

Twenty years ago, when Trent Tatum and his business partner began building a fishing empire on a blue-ribbon tail water in central Wyoming, two clients could catch up to 80 fish a day. That’s roughly ...

For the next 120 days, anglers must release any trout they catch from Bull Shoals Dam to the boat ramp at the Norfork Access at the confluence of the White and North Fork of the White River. That is ...

I split my time between smallmouth and muskie in rivers, largemouth in reservoirs, and a wide variety of saltwater game fish in the Chesapeake bay. I also travel down throughout the east coast to fish ...

Michael “Marlin Man” Kiyama and Kakela Lee from Nanakuli reeled in a 650-pound marlin after a one-and-a-half-hour fight off the coast of Waianae. Courtesy: Michael Lee The family’s love for fishing ...

Cole & Jay build DIY Coke can fishing reels and test them on the water. Missing hiker found in ‘bad shape' used shorts to bandage feet, Idaho rescuers say Johnson cancels House votes next week, ...

After almost 40 years of absence from Ireland's waters, the caviar sturgeon has made a sudden reappearance, the Irish Post reported. Declan O'Sullivan, skipper of the Portmagee trawler the Trinity, ...

Your pocket-sized fishing guide for these river dwellers. When you purchase through links on our site, we may earn an affiliate commission. Here’s how it works. With how much prep you'll have to do ...

According to the Massachusetts Division of Fisheries and Wildlife (MassWildlife), many fish, like bass, are more active during the fall months as they seek to “fatten up” before the long winter.

The suspect was throwing an antique crank telephone into a Georgia creek to electrocute fish, the Georgia Department of Natural Resources reports. A specific location ...