Marine experts have discovered that an eerie fish that hunts the waters of the north Pacific Ocean doesn't just have hundreds of teeth in its mouth, it's constantly shedding and replacing them. The ...

One fish, two fish. Green fish, blue fish. Outer teeth, inner teeth. These fish grow a lot of teeth. By Annie Roth If there is one place you don’t want to stick your finger, it’s the mouth of a ...

Monterey Bay anglers enjoyed mild conditions this week and were able to fish every day. A few mid-week days remained calm from sunrise to sunset. We took the opportunity to hit some local reefs with ...

Ocean conditions have calmed down after last week’s significant northwest swell. Rockfish and lingcod are back on the bite, and the Dungeness crab are still big and meaty. Surfcasting for perch and ...

In a fishing world saturated with reports of declining fish populations, an encouraging story has emerged from local waters: Lingcod numbers are way up, and these beautiful but sinister-looking fish ...

Everything is bigger in Alaska. Never mind the bears and moose. Consider fishing. Whereas California fishermen may target lingcod using four-ounce weighted rubber jigs, in Alaska they use one-pound ...

For some people, the thought of losing a tooth sounds like a painful experience, but for the Pacific lingcod, it's an everyday thing. In fact, this fish loses 20 teeth and grows them all back in one ...

THIS is the incredible moment a fisherman discovered an octopus inside the mouth of a massive lingcod he had just reeled in. The snap shows the sharp-toothed fish with its mouth open – and inside an ...

MONTEREY - For the first time in over two decades, anglers are now able to fish the deep water off the Monterey and Santa Cruz County Coast for groundfish. Rockfish and lingcod season in the Monterey ...

Researchers found that selectively fishing for lingcod in protected areas actually avoided hampering the recovery of other fish, including rockfish species listed as overfished. Along the West Coast, ...

Dragging bottom in the briny waters of Puget Sound will be the top choice this week for halibut, lingcod or spot shrimp. “Right now everybody is gearing up for the lingcod opener [Friday] and the ...