By combining today’s modern charting technology with a basic understanding of striped marlin behavior, they’ve never been ...

Whether you're rigging a trolling spread for marlin or chasing tuna stand-up style, this guide will help you make the right ...

Artificial lures are also popular for high-speed trolling for wahoo. Capt. Matt Mauldwin, of the Gulf Breeze, Florida-based Click Through, trolls high-speed swimming plugs as he runs to the fishing ...

“Three o’clock, 30 yards!” I shouted from the elevated second helm as we idled through the shallow waters off Jekyll Island, Georgia. “I see it,” said my friend before making a cast toward the ...

Research by the GHRI in 2004 estimated that 45 to 70 million sharks were being killed in the Asian shark-fin trade each year. The GHRI has electronically tagged 140 shortfin mako sharks over seven ...

Could anything that swims be an easier meal than the mola? Also known as ocean sunfish, the weird fish without a tail appears to be missing the back half of its body, as if cut off behind its fins.

The Cobia 285 Open is big enough to challenge offshore waters, yet compact enough to slip into tight marinas. Five decades ago, few CCs sported hardtops, so our guests are surprised to learn this is ...

Tommy Robinson landed this record permit on fly. It measured 30.71 inches. IGFA Toughest Saltwater Fish to Catch: Permit. A tall, black dorsal fin and sickle tail of a permit breaking the surface of a ...

The opah, also known as moonfish (Lampris guttatus), has a remarkable distinction in the marine world: it’s the only known fish that is fully warm-blooded. While fish like tuna and certain sharks are ...

Yet, acceptance of this technology has not progressed as quickly among saltwater anglers. This is reflected in retail sales. To give you an idea, ­only about 10 percent of Garmin’s LiveScope ...

Many anglers flock to Southwest Florida’s well-known fishing spots, such as Boca Grande, Sanibel and Fort Myers. Yet, nestled at the northern tip of Pine Island lies Bokeelia, a quiet, under-the-radar ...