The Fisherman

The crew of the Black Hawk was recognized for their efforts to help the military community through the "Black Hawk and the Community" program.

The Rhode Island Coastal Resources Management (CRMC) was awarded a grant for studying the impacts of climate change and sea level rise on Rhode Island’s fragile coastal wetlands and tidal marshes.

The Massachusetts Department of Fish and Game’s Division of Marine Fisheries department confirms lesions were not due to mycobacteriosis as originally thought.

Despite cutbacks in catches and other restrictions, some stocks are not rebuilding as fast as originally predicted.

The invasive species which spends its juvenile years in freshwater has been confirmed in a Connecticut water body.

Extensive rebuilding and repairs were required to the building after it took a good hit from Super Storm Sandy, but Bay Park is back in business just in time for the holiday season.

It is with heavy hearts that we inform you Lorry Mangan passed away on December 9. A former field reporter for the Fisherman Magazine and host of the Fishing With Lorry Mangan TV show, she touched many lives within the recreational fishing community.

The Delaware state record striper has fallen to a skillful surf angler dunking a piece of cut bunker in November’s suds.

Dr. Jane Lubchenco has decided to step down as head of NOAA in February citing a desire to be back on the west coast with family.

Hosted by East Coast Charters, the Seminar Series provides anglers with important tips to make the most of fishing in New England waters.

While out for a day cod fishing off the New England coast, two local anglers discover a capsized boat and become heroes.

Rhode Island native, Captain Al Anderson, has been recognized by the IGFA for his life-long fish tagging and conservation efforts.

Bait shops, charter and party boats forced to close early this year should benfit from proposed disaster relief.

The CRMC extends timeframe for emergency permitting in wake of Hurricane Sandy for Rhode Island residents and landowners.

Governor Malloy sets forth a simplified process to repair and rebuild seawalls and bulkheads that were damaged by Hurricane Sandy.

For many Jersey Shore businesses the season hangs in the balance, but more and more tackle shop and boats are getting underway this week.