By combining today’s modern charting technology with a basic understanding of striped marlin behavior, they’ve never been ...

Whether you're rigging a trolling spread for marlin or chasing tuna stand-up style, this guide will help you make the right ...

When I was working with the Southern Kingfish Association about 15 years ago, I met and befriended Capt. George Mitchell. He would arrive at tournaments in a stunning hauler towing a high-performance ...

The opah, also known as moonfish (Lampris guttatus), has a remarkable distinction in the marine world: it’s the only known fish that is fully warm-blooded. While fish like tuna and certain sharks are ...

Yet, acceptance of this technology has not progressed as quickly among saltwater anglers. This is reflected in retail sales. To give you an idea, ­only about 10 percent of Garmin’s LiveScope ...

Blackfin’s ­metamorphosis from hardcore fishing boats to luxury-packed hardcore fishing machines began six years ago. Offering 10 stylish, posh, smooth-riding and battle-ready center- and ...

Lumitec is another company offering advanced lighting solutions for a wide range of boating applications above and below the water. “For the sport-­fishing market, our deck-spreader and floodlights ...

I was sitting in my office daydreaming about a bluefin run I made a while back. Catching these amazing gamefish creates vivid memories. It was on a day in early May, well before first light, when I ...

Fishing sunglasses leave their mark. You can spot a hard-core angler from across the room at a formal engagement. Those pale raccoon rings around the eyes and the ball cap-bleached beacon of a ...

Two types of hard: Bonefish are harder to tempt, while tarpon are much harder to keep hooked. David McCleaf Tarpon In the City. After picking up some pinfish from a trap, Solmo dashed us across an ...

Robalo partnered with Michael Peters to redevelop the R300 center-console from the keel to the hardtop. The new hull offers impressively crisp handling during sharp turns and when crossing aggressive ...

For nearly 400 years, mariners have relied on ­optics—mostly spyglasses back in the day—to see farther across the water. In more recent ­history, the magnifying and light-­gathering properties of ...