The Fisherman

Now in its eighth year, this tournament is open to all water of Connecticut and pays out $1600 in total prizes.

The New Hampshire Fish & Game Department announces changes to the rules for smelt, striped bass, white perch, haddock, and cod.

Sig Hansen captain of the Deadliest Catch’s Northwestern will appear on the new season of the apprentice benefiting the U.S. Coast Guard

The New Jersey Outdoor Alliance has provided these updates as striper regulations are formed in the Garden State.

NOAA Fisheries is conducting a voluntary survey of individuals who have harvested river herring (alewives and blueback herring) commercially, recreationally, or for personal use at any point in time over the past 20 years.

The region’s premier boat show grows 20 percent, expands into new hall to showcase more new boats, more educational opportunities, and more fun for winter-weary families.

The Canyon Runner seminars in New York and New Jersey are back this winter and this time for a great cause.

Public reporting of violations will help dec environmental conservation officers protect New York’s natural resources for all who love the outdoors.

Your voice needs to heard now in the Garden State as fluke regulations are in fact again changing.

This newest book from longtime Fisherman Contributor, Charley Soares, contains 41 of Charley’s favorite stories and some great photos and illustrations.

The 1st Annual Goose Hummock Offshore Bluewater Bash is shaping up to be the première offshore event of the season!

The Division of Marine Fisheries and the Marine Fisheries Advisory Commission have scheduled public hearings on emergency regulations for several species including striped bass, clams, squid, whelks and more.

Proposed Limits for 2015 Must Now Be Considered by Legislature.

The New Hampshire Fish and Game Department is offering two free seminars in Janaury on targeting white perch and lake trout through the ice.

Compromises between commercial and recreational interests are made in getting pots off the artificial reefs and creating an all new reef..

The New Jersey Marine Fisheries Council will address striper regualtions and pots on the reefs at a meeting tonight in Galloway Township.