Fishing

July''s submissions to the IGFA record books are here. Check out everything from grass carp to white marlin.

Snarled, tangled decoy sets driving you nuts? Here’s how to easily avoid the most common pitfalls.

Decoys, staked in the baked clay in front of us, are motionless in the still July air, and a sentry-bird decoy hangs from a line in the tree above us. The trap is set — now we wait.

Huge record book fish are lining up in this month''s IGFA Hot Catches. Check them out.

The South Atlantic Fishery Management Council voted 9 to 4 Wednesday morning to approve a red snapper fishing moratorium affecting 4,827 square miles of ocean off Florida and Georgia coasts.

Our research has taught us much about where and when to effectively manage predators.

No matter if you are fishing on a small stream, giant river, great lake or mighty ocean: To catch more fish, your eyesight needs to be crisp and clear.

An average family will never consume huge amounts of food within a few months or so, which means effective and safe freezer storage will be the only way to preserve your fish.

Many times anglers have seen ambitious bluegill attack crankbaits intended for bass, taking on lures seemingly too big for them. Take the hint if you’re just fishing for fun or a fish fry.

Huge record book fish are lining up in this month''s IGFA Hot Catches. Check them out.

Five of the best worm rigs for bass anglers.

Big fish and bigger fish round out this month''s possible new IGFA world records. Check them out.

Thirty miles into the Gulf of Mexico out of Biloxi, Miss., on a flat sea under a cloudless sky the bite is hot and the action is fast.