Fishing

Practicing the art of adventure in the North Carolina mountains

The island’s ferny trails zigzag into the jungle and the sea bubbles like champagne

Cast for fat rainbows, browns, and native brookies along these five of the region’s most productive and scenic rivers and streams

At the Backcountry Hunters & Anglers wild game cookoff, Team Oklahoma goes next level with buttery panfish on the half shell and crispy fried panfish tails

The foremost collector of the state’s vintage reels trolls auctions, meets, and antique stores for his quarry

There’s been a noticeable decline of the species in Florida Bay and the Keys. A look at why—and what we can do to reverse the trend

Hook-and-cook fish dinners are as fresh as they come

Whether you pronounce it like “happy” or “poppy,” these feisty fish are as tasty as they come, and now’s the time to catch them. Just watch your mouth in certain quarters

A South Carolina fishing guide spent quality time with a huge apex predator—and has the footage to prove it

Acclaimed anglers and conservationists Andy Mill and Paul Dixon honored by the Bonefish & Tarpon Trust

Benny Blanco and a network of Florida guides are using their skills to help those hardest hit by Ian

For the fly angler, a trip to the fabled streams of England just may be the pinnacle of the sporting life

No matter the personal cost, fishing captain Benny Blanco shows up for the Everglades

For pondside bream and more, pack up a no-fuss portable fish fry kit

Many consider permit to be the pinnacle of fly fishing. But it took hitting a personal low before Nathaniel Linville could truly begin his quest to become one of the best permit fishermen alive

Spring in the South means the shad are in the river—and the stripers won’t be far behind

Travel and adventure for the Southern soul

A new study shows that some Florida gamefish—and their prey—are laden with prescription medications

Now available to view online, Mighty Waters tells the story of a mighty bond between the civil rights icon and Bimini guide Ansil Saunders

Why the revival of a small bonefishing lodge means a lot for the Bahamas