To many anglers, one of the most rewarding aspects of fishing is coming home with a cooler full of fresh, flavorful fish ready to enjoy with friends or family. For many, however, that distinct fishy …
The diverse drum family (sciaenidae) is one of the most commonly encountered fish families by anglers in the U.S. Southeast. The biggest, meanest, and most prized drum species from the American East are the Red …
If you’ve spent any length of time near the beach or tidal estuaries, chances are you’ve seen the ubiquitous Striped Mullet (Mugil cephalus) splashing around on the surface. Sometimes the whole school makes short hops …
Triggerfish are a unique group of fish that consist of 40 different species, with the grey triggerfish being the most common in North America. They get their name from their dorsal fins, which are locked …
Kelp Greenling are a small fish that live in the Pacific coast of North America. These fish are a common catch in the rocky shores California and the Pacific Northwest, but are kelp greenling good …
In this article, ill explain the difference between a Cobia vs Remora so you can properly identify them the next time you are on the water. Cobia vs Remora Cobia and remora are two species …
You’ve probably already tried a few varieties of tuna, whether from a sushi restaurant, from a can, or fresh from the day’s catch, but did you know there are 15 species of tuna? Most of …
The blue marlin is the largest of the four marlin species–blue marlin, black marlin, striped marlin, and white marlin. The blue marlin is a top predator and is a prized catch for sports fishermen around …
Tripletail fish are a unique species of inshore saltwater fish found through the Gulf Of Mexico and the Southeastern Atlantic ocean. Seasoned anglers are familiar with this fish, often found floating under buoys, weedlines, and …
In the grand debate of bowrider vs ski boat, you could argue that both are popular types of boats that are meant for recreational use on the water. The list would definitely overlap in some …
Whether you catch your own fish or buy it from the local market, eating seafood from the ocean’s bounty is a healthy and sustainable way to get vital protein and nutrients. Below are my top …
With their bright yellow and gold spots, iridescent blue-green color, and rosy heads these multicolored fish have earned themselves the nickname ‘the clown of the sea.’ So, do these colorful fish taste as good as …
Ribbonfish, otherwise known also as cutlassfish or hairtail fish, are eel-like fish that make excellent king mackerel bait, whose appearance causes most anglers to throw them back. Are we missing out on this toothy creature? …
Bermuda Chub, or Kyphosus sectatrix, are schooling fish found in subtropical and tropical waters around reefs, rigs, shipwrecks, or in your chum slick. They are known for their smell and for making a mess on …
Sand trout, otherwise known as “Sandies” or “Sand Weakfish” are an easy fish to catch, and due to their abundant numbers, they’re great for filling the cooler. But are sand trout any good to eat? …