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Just hours after his official inauguration, President Trump announces an immediate freeze on new government regulations which could impact proposed fluke limits.

If you’re passionate about the outdoors, then the New England Fishing and Outdoor Expo is for you!

The increase in the number of smaller stripers was encouraging, but a continuing decline in big bass remains a concern.

The New Hampshire State Legislature authorized the addition of the winter free fishing day in order to provide an opportunity for those interested in trying ice fishing.

A public forum to discuss freshwater fisheries research, management and recreational angling in New Jersey will be held on Saturday, January 21, 2017 at the Hackettstown State Fish Hatchery in Warren County.

We all fish and we all listen to music, but few of us have been able to combine the two in the way in which Connecticut-based angler, Mike Morazzini has done.

Following the January 27 rally at Fishermen’s Supply in Point, NJDEP Commissioner Bob Martin is taking the state’s "enough is enough" message to ASFMC’s Virginia meeting on February 2, 2017.

The New England Fishery Management Council has submitted its recommendations for the 2017 recreational cod and haddock regulations in the GOM to NMFS.

A spring blackfish season would provide a much needed target species for the early part of the season.

From hard-core fishing machines to luxury yachts, this year’s boat show has it all and more for the New England boating enthusiast.

Folks visiting the New Jersey Boat Sale & Expo this week are hoping to find the boat of their dreams at the New Jersey Convention & Exposition Center at Raritan Center.

Plan introduces integrated, adaptive approach to managing, restoring, and protecting state’s ocean resources, including key recreational species.

Seven years after the national fishing rally on Capitol Hill, the Christie administration tells fisheries managers that "enough is enough" and takes the message back down to Washington DC.

The ASMFC Atlantic Striped Bass Management Board initiates development of Draft Addendum V to consider liberalizing management measures.

ASMFC members vote 7-3 in favor of the so-called “Option 5” for the 2017 fluke regulations at their Virginia meeting, with New Jersey officials off to Washington DC to tell Congress “enough is enough.”