Fishing News

The benchmark assessment finds that the resource is not overfished and overfishing is not occurring.

This event will be the first of its kind anywhere in North America—do not miss it!

In his sixth full-length book, long-time Fisherman contributor and Field Editor Charley Soares brings us the stories that have lifted a small group of individuals to almost mythical status.

Continuing the tradition established by Capt Eric of the Hook-Up!, the 3rd Annual Goose Hummock Offshore Bluewater Bash will prove to be one of the best tuna/offshore seminar experiences of the season.

This is the annual celebration of chasing stripers in the surf with free seminars, factory reps, food, demonstrations and great time with old friends and new!

Join The Fisherman Magazine at the Atlantic City Boat Show this Wednesday through Sunday, March 1-5, at the Atlantic City Convention Center.

The confirmation of Wilbur Ross as Commerce Secretary should represent a transition in federal fisheries management in the Trump White House and clears a fluke hurdle in New Jersey for the Christie administration.

A trio of popular shows should keep Long Island and Metro area anglers occupied as winter begins to wind down.

One Trump cabinet member overturns Obama’s lead ban at national parks, another pledges “maximum sustainable yield” and new hope for fluke fishermen.

Suffolk Marine Anglers, made up of some of the region’s best anglers, is also a major supporter of Hospice Care Network.

Make a note on your calendar to come visit the Saltwater Lure Collectors Club at the annual club show being held on April 29 in Bourne, MA.

An update on some of the recreational marine fishing regulations for 2017 in New England.

The Saltwater Fishing Expo returns to Somerset, NJ this Friday, Saturday and Sunday, March 17-19, with the largest array of exhibitors yet and an outstanding line-up of fishing seminars.

Popular event kicks off DEC’s spring trout stocking efforts.

The Commonwealth of Massachusetts is seeking interested individuals for nomination to upcoming open seats on the New England Fishery Management Council.

NJDEP Commissioner Bob Martin is tentatively scheduled to hold a press conference at Fishermen’s Supply in Point Pleasant Beach this Friday at 10 a.m. to announce the state’s opposition to the proposed federal summer flounder restrictions.