. If you compare the two closely, the similarities are staggering. One of the key reasons largemouths are hailed as America’s favorite gamefish is because of availability. From tiny farm ponds to vast ...

If you've been having a taste for blackened redfish, now is the time to head to the coast for the best redfish action of the year. "You can catch them year-round, but fall is the best of the best," ...

Fish harvesters from the Canadian province of Newfoundland and Labrador, who were given a quota in a recently re-opened commercial redfish fishery in the Gulf of St. Lawrence, say fishing rules make ...

If you're looking to take a trip that allows you to sight fish for tailing Reds with a fly rod, have a chance to cast to a tarpon, explore a world-class city, view historical architecture, experience ...

Winter redfish move in and out of estuaries within earshot of the inlets, taking advantage of forage in the marsh while having access to warmer ocean water if a strong cold front hits. Wayne Justice ...

Never a bad strategy, but this time there's a hook. Before launching into their annual spawn, the area’s legion of redfish are starved for attention — and just about anything else you toss out there ...

If you'll be fishing down river this weekend, watch out for thick fog and if you're fishing for reds here are some tips on using plastic baits. The redfishing has been so good for so long it's almost ...

Louisiana has perhaps no more iconic fish than the redfish. Demand for the popular sport fish exploded in the 1980s, when famed New Orleans chef Paul Prudhomme's blackened redfish recipe earned ...

Redfish — or red drum, as they are also known — are one of Florida's premier game fish. Anglers pursue them throughout the state, along with snook, tarpon and spotted seatrout. On the shallow ...

1 At Big Pier 60 in Clearwater, fishing has been slow with the windy weather, and over the weekend it was mostly bonnethead sharks. Since Monday, silver trout and whiting have been caught along with a ...

November has long spelled “Prime Time” to North Florida’s redfish-loving anglers. This was even truer a generation ago. Fifty or 60 years back, saltwater sport fishers had a much more limited ...