Here’s a riddle: What is one thing a boat owner always carries and never wants to use? Answer: A ditch bag. A ditch bag, also known as a bugout bag, is a grab-and-go kit with safety equipment a crew ...

A long-standing consensus among Southern California anglers is that feeding habits of calico bass are mostly dictated by water temperature. During summer, calicos are known to feed aggressively in the ...

Whether you’re chasing trophy fish in rough seas or casting from shore on a crisp fall morning, the right gear makes all the difference. Enter now for your chance to win the ultimate Huk Fall Foul ...

The Viking 50 Billfish is the latest addition to the New Jersey builder’s line-up of specialized sportfisherman models. Viking Yachts has left no hooks unsharpened delivering in this tournament ...

Power catamarans have inspired strong opinions among serious anglers for years. For some, twin hulls promise unmatched stability and efficiency. For others, questions remain about handling quirks and ...

Traveling to remote angling destinations requires a good deal of money, time and planning. Yet the opportunity to experience world-class fishing makes it all worthwhile— most times. Having traveled ...

The rebound of Atlantic bluefin tuna is a great success story for modern fisheries management. With the prevalence of school-sized bluefins off the Northeast and Mid-Atlantic coasts over the last ...

Lightweight, vented, and quick-drying, the Columbia Whipray shoe isn’t just designed with its Omni-Wire support, it also has channels built in to manage “water evacuation and air cooling” (their words ...

Grady-White’s new Express 340 represents a reimaginged Express 330 with more deck space, more fishability and more luxury. Underneath it all lies Grady-White’s SeaV² continuously variable V-hull. The ...

Is “beautifunctional” a word? Maybe not, but it’s a great way to describe Albemarle’s new entry into the outboard-powered mid-40-foot-size sport fishing market. The Carolinian 45 Fisharound Express is ...

Rods shattered, reels stolen, rusted tackle, gear soaking wet and stinky—these are just a few true horror stories of a traveling angler. Nothing is worse than arriving at an overseas fishing ...

I’ve spent decades fishing my South Florida home waters, as well as throughout the Bahamas and Florida Keys. I’ve traveled for Salt Water Sportsman and the World of Saltwater Fishing television series ...