The rod bowed and now it was time to go to work and reel in more than 200 feet of line. It took minutes of fighting the fish ...

When captain Richard Bradley of Marathon-based Reel Destiny Charters sent his lines down in 1,600 feet of water on Nov. 15, he was hoping to reel in a solid swordfish for his crew on board. What came ...

From false albacore to schooling redfish, king mackerel and other high-profile pelagics, there's a lot of action on North ...

A tuna melt is a classic comfort food sandwich. If you're looking on the search for the best tuna melt in the country, ...

Offshore division winner Noelle Goulart with a 10.9-pound mahi. Women from Florida and other areas cast off for adventure and learning at the award-winning “Ladies, Let’s Go Fishing!” Keys University ...

SAN DIEGO, Sept. 16, 2025 /PRNewswire/ -- Lights, camera, action—and tuna! Bumble Bee Seafoods announced the launch of its first-ever Tuna CANS Film Festival, inviting filmmakers and creators to bring ...

PENSACOLA, Fla. (WKRG) — A rare catch for local fishermen as they reeled in a 721-pound, 107-inch-long bluefin tuna Tuesday afternoon about 100 miles off Pensacola’s shore. Fishermen Jeff Lacour, ...

Dock Totals 11/10 – 11/16: 806 anglers aboard 41 half-day to 3-day trips out of San Diego landings over the past week caught 17 bluefin tuna, 77 bonito, 1 halibut, 85 lingcod, 6 perch, 3182 rockfish, ...

In Monterey, private boats continue to catch halibut from 15-70 feet of water. Del Monte Beach continues to produce flatties, though the area near Sand City is holding more and bigger fish. Chris’ ...

Looking for an update? Find our latest coverage here. The White Marlin Open’s namesake took a backseat on the lucrative tournament’s opening day. A New Jersey-based boat landed a 166.5-pound bigeye ...

Three teenage fishermen can tell their friends about the big one that didn't get away after fighting for 7 hours to land a huge bluefin tuna earlier this month off the coast of Maine. The fish weighed ...

Spinning gear used to be frowned upon by many “serious” bass anglers, but better drag systems and better lines — combined with increasingly skittish fish — mean that it’s become a default choice in ...