Saltwater fishing is both big business and a pastime in the U.S., with millions of Americans working in the industry – from commercial trawlers to professional fishing guides and gear manufacturers – ...

The Hudson River estuary and its watershed provide habitat to more than 200 species of fish. Different types of walleye, ...

Atlantic striped bass have been referred to as “everyman’s fish” because they are caught by such a wide ... anadromous species similar to striped bass in that they spend their adult lives in saltwater ...

The Arctic landscape during the Cretaceous Period may have been dominated by the dinosaurs, but the rivers and streams held something more familiar. Alaska's fresh waters 73 million years ago were ...

Big fish, as any fisherman can attest, get the attention. But little fish deserve the love. Ask an ecologist (or connoisseur) ...

As we build to a full moon, as opposed to leaving a full moon, currents and tides ramp up, which excites the quality fish in ...

To argue the Atlantic salmon is just another fish is the same as suggesting the monarch butterfly is just another bug. Its unique life cycles make it an environmental messenger — a canary in a ...

The top saltwater rods are built not only to battle the larger fish present in the world’s oceans, but also to resist the highly corrosive effects of exposure to saltwater. Whether you are ...

Depiction of Algarvian salt pans which also became ecological refuges The Romans built salt pans along the Atlantic, including in what is now the Algarve, to supply their legions and markets with ...

Blue crabs are abundant all along the Jersey coast, in tidal creeks and rivers and in shallow, saltwater bays ... work well for recreational crabbing. Fish, chicken, and razor clams all make ...

The folk music revival of that period brought great interest in the folk songs of the Atlantic provinces with researchers collecting songs in remote villages such as Cape St. Mary’s. Kenneth Peacock, ...

There is a 28-inch minimum length on greater amberjack with a one-fish daily possession limit in the Atlantic; 30-inch fork limit for Gulf fish. Lesser amberjack must be at least 14 inches nor more ...