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We’ve all heard that false albacore taste like cat food and cook up to a putrid shade of greenish-gray, but…

Nantucket, Massachusetts’ second-largest island, is ramping up its battle against BOEM and the Federal Government with a suit that aims…

Rhode Island remains the last southern New England state to uphold the age-old tradition of maintaining an Opening Day of…

On February 21, 2025, Representatives Jimmy Panetta (D-CA) and Blake Moore (R-UT), along with several bipartisan cosponsors, introduced the Sporting…

Anglers 16 and older must register with the no-fee recreational marine fishing registry to fish in marine waters of New…

A recent Reuters article noted how President Donald Trump’s 60-day regulatory freeze issued back on January 20 could lead to…

An electronic PDF version of the new 2025 Freshwater Fishing Regulations Guide is now available to download from the DEC…

In early March, ECOs from Putnam and Westchester counties conducted details along the Hudson River to focus on recreational fishing…

The topic of a New Jersey saltwater fishing license came up in conversations at the winter shows, with fee-to-fish supporters…

The term ‘show season’ may not reside in your vernacular, but for those of us that work in the recreational…

There’s a 14-year-old somewhere in Nassau County right now who just landed a schoolie striper under a bridge, GoPro strapped…

Hook setting and types for 4 upcoming species. Should we use different hooks and hook sets on different species? It…

Matching your surf rod to your casting style and personal preferences will foster consistency in your casting and catching.

We’ve seen a strong increase in our readers putting some real time into taking advantage of the ‘nearshore’ bluefin fishery…

What’s on the move during the month of April?

Fishing pressure may be the leading cause of lockjaw when it comes to Northeast lakes.