Fishing

NOAA Fisheries wants Gulf Coast states to revert back to the data collection model that the recreational fishing community has widely criticized.

A South Florida event originally slated for April will move forward this weekend.

Similar bills are expected across the U.S.

Fishing tackle used to debut almost exclusively at trade shows, but the bass circuit and the Internet are changing that model.

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Critics say measures will restrict recreational access to the striped bass fishery.

The Classic’s Outdoor Expo is a popular place for manufacturers to debut new freshwater fishing products.

The small fish are a critical food source for several species of game fish.

The South Atlantic will get three days at the most to target red snapper.

'Employee safety’ causes the tackle company to ground employees.

Record crowds are expected for the competition and expo.

ANGLR, Lowrance and Abu Garcia collaborate on a virtual fishing rod that connects with the boat’s plotter and fishfinder.

Passed by the General Assembly, a menhaden bill now moves to the governor’s desk.

Snook, red drum and sea trout will be open only for catch-and-release through May 2021.

Sportfishing industry applauds FWC’s new approach.

“Bass Cat understands the value of taking a risk to invest in the future of our sport,” says MLF CEO Jim Wilburn.

NOAA Fisheries officially established the state management program after two successful trial years.

Longtime B.A.S.S. partner will now have a supporting sponsor title.

The Center for Sportfishing Policy released a ranking system to show how the government is doing on implementing the bill.

Sportfishing industry says several priorities are supported in bipartisan bill.

Wilbur Ross’ decision targets overfishing of menhaden in Chesapeake Bay.

The St. John’s River event will be held in February.