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Alligator Gar

Alligator Gar (Atractosteus spatula) The Alligator Gar is nature's amazing prehistoric compromise between an alligator and a fish. They ar[...] Read More

Amberjack

Amberjack Amberjacks are the largest fish of the Carrangidae family (which includes Jacks and Trevallies) and are widely targeted for their hard fi[...] Read More

Arapaima

An extremely challenging fish to catch, the Arapaima is one of the most sought-after - yet most protected - species in the Amazon. Reaching lengths of[...] Read More

Arctic Char

Arctic Char (Salvelinus alpinus) True to its name, the Arctic Char is the only freshwater species found in places like northern Alaska and Kam[...] Read More

Asp (Aspius)

Asp (Aspius) Notorious for furious attacks and a relative of the ever-popular Carp, Asp is a freshwater favorite in many parts of Europe.[...] Read More

Great Barracuda (Sphyraena barracuda)

Barracuda (Great) (Sphyraena barracuda) Fast and ferocious, the Great Barracuda is a true predator of the seas. With its huge gape and sharp t[...] Read More

Albacore

The Albacore is considered by anglers to be an excellent light-tackle game fish. In the United States the Albacore is probably the most valuable tuna [...] Read More

Almaco Jack

Almaco jacks are known for their stamina and strength, making them a prized target of sport fishermen. The Almaco jack is a dusky-colored jack of t[...] Read More

American EEL

The American eel probably has the broadest diversity of habitats of any fish species in the world. HOW TO IDENTIFY AN AMERICAN EEL The body is s[...] Read More

American Shad

American Shad The American shad is highly regarded as a game fish and can be found predominantly in the southern states of U.S. HOW TO IDENTIFY [...] Read More

Apache Trout

The apache trout is considered to be critically endangered by the IUCN. HOW TO IDENTIFY AN APACHE TROUT The body coloration is golden-yellow or [...] Read More

Artic Grayling

Arctic Grayling As its name implies, the Arctic graying is primarily an inhabitant of northern waters. HOW TO IDENTIFY AN ARCTIC GRAYLING It [...] Read More

Atlantic Bonito

Atlantic Bonito The Atlantic bonito is often confused with the skipjack or with other Atlantic Scombroid species. HOW TO IDENTIFY AN ATLANTIC BO[...] Read More

Atlantic Cod

A highly sought after food fish, both recreationally and commercially, it would be difficult to overstate the cod’s value. HOW TO IDENTIFY AN[...] Read More

Atlantic Croaker

The name ‘croaker’ is derived from the croaking noise that these fish make by vibrating their swim bladders. HOW TO IDENTIFY AN ATLANTI[...] Read More

Atlantic Halibut

The Atlantic halibut is among the largest bony fishes in the Atlantic Ocean. HOW TO IDENTIFY AN ATLANTIC HALIBUT The underside is usually pearly[...] Read More

Atlantic Salmon

The value of the Atlantic salmon both as a sport, commercial, and food fish cannot be exaggerated. HOW TO IDENTIFY AN ATLANTIC SALMON It has the[...] Read More

Atlantic Spadefish

The spadefish is a wide-ranging species in the western Atlantic. HOW TO IDENTIFY AN ATLANTIC SPADEFISH The Atlantic spadefish is a disk-shaped, [...] Read More

Bigeye Trevally

Bigeye Trevally In some areas of the Pacific, the bigeye trevally is a highly esteemed food fish HOW TO IDENTIFY A BIGEYE TREVALLY [...] Read More

Bigeye Tuna

At one time the bigeye tuna was not recognized as a separate species but considered a variation of the yellowfin tuna. HOW TO IDENTIFY A BIGEYE TUN[...] Read More

Bigmouth Buffalo

The Bigmouth buffalo species does not form a large sport fishery since it will not take normal types of baits. It is the largest member of the sucker [...] Read More

Black Bullhead

Despite its common name, color is not the best way to identify the Black Bullhead. HOW TO IDENTIFY A BLACK BULLHEAD The black bullhead may be da[...] Read More

Black Crappie

Black Crappie Crappies are members of the sunfish and the black bass family. Black crappies can be found in large ponds and shallow areas of lakes.[...] Read More

Black Drum

Black Drum Drums use their air bladder to create a sound similar to a drum beating. HOW TO IDENTIFY A BLACK DRUM Drums are members of the cro[...] Read More

Black Grouper

BLACK GROUPER Black grouper are perhaps the largest species of the Mycteroperca genus found in the Atlantic Ocean. HOW TO IDENTIFY A BLACK GROUP[...] Read More

Black Marlin

27 Black Marlin A highly rated game fish, the black marlin has the power, size, and persistence of which anglers dream. HOW TO IDENTIFY A BLACK [...] Read More

Black Sea Bass

Black Sea Bass Black sea bass are hermaphrodites; most begin their lives as females and change to males. HOW TO IDENTIFY A BLACK SEA BASS The[...] Read More

Black Skipjack

Black Skipjack A very sporting fish on light tackle, the black skipjack is rated as a good food fish by some and disdained by others. HOW TO IDE[...] Read More

Blackfin Tuna

The blackfin tuna has some local commercial importance, but is predominately an angler’s fish and a spunky game species. HOW TO IDENTIFY A BL[...] Read More

Blacktip Shark

Blacktip Shark The blacktip shark are an outstanding game fish at all sizes and known for their determined runs and tendency of making spiraling le[...] Read More

Blue Catfish

This is the largest catfish of the family Ictaluridae, reported to grow to 120 lb. (54 kg). HOW TO IDENTIFY A BLUE CATFISH The blue catfish, the[...] Read More

Blue Marlin

Blue Marlin Japanese longliners report that blue marlin is the largest of the istiophoriod fishes. It apparently grows larger in the Pacific. HO[...] Read More

Blue Shark

Blue Shark Blue sharks are pelagic, migratory and travel alone as well as in packs. HOW TO IDENTIFY A BLUE SHARK These sharks are easily reco[...] Read More

Bluefin Trevally

The Bluefin trevally is a large species that can grow to at least 3 feet in length and is among the most beautiful of the jacks or trevallys. HOW T[...] Read More

Bluefin Tuna

The bluefin tuna is the largest tuna and one of the largest true bony fish. HOW TO IDENTIFY A BLUEFIN TUNA It can be distinguished fro[...] Read More

Bluefish

Anglers can sniff out bluefish by their smell, which is something like fresh cucumbers. HOW TO IDENTIFY A BLUEFISH The bluefish is the only memb[...] Read More

Bluegill

The bluegill is one of the most popular panfish species you can find in North America. And is a fish that has become increasingly popular among fly fi[...] Read More

Bonefish

As one might expect from the name, the bonefish has an abundance of bones (some of which are quite tiny), for which reason this fish is less popular a[...] Read More

Bonnethead Shark

The bonnethead differs from all other hammerheads in having a shovel or bonnet (not hammer) shaped head. HOW TO IDENTIFY A BONNETHEAD SHA[...] Read More

Bowfin

The bowfin is considered a living fossil as the sole surviving representative of the Amiiformes HOW TO IDENTIFY A BOWFIN The bowfin is[...] Read More

Brook Trout

The brook trout is one of the most popular game fishes in northeastern North America. HOW TO IDENTIFY A BROOK TROUT It is a typical ch[...] Read More

Broomtail Grouper

The broomtail grouper reaches up to four feet in length and can grow up to 100 pounds HOW TO IDENTIFY A BROOMTAIL GROUPER The broomtai[...] Read More

Brown Bullhead

The brown bullhead is relatively small compared to other similar species, but is an extremely popular fish with anglers. HOW TO IDENTIFY [...] Read More

Brown Trout

The brown trout is one of the world’s most widely distributed and highly esteemed freshwater fish HOW TO IDENTIFY A BROWN TROUT [...] Read More

Bull Trout

Bull trout are considered excellent water quality barometers due to their need for very clean and clear water to survive. HOW TO IDENTIFY[...] Read More

Burbot

While it is both a good sport fish and a good quality food fish, the burbot is not generally popular. HOW TO IDENTIFY A BURBOT This is[...] Read More

Butterfly Peacock Bass

Of all the peacock basses, the butterfly peacock has the greatest variation in color. HOW TO IDENTIFY A BUTTERFLY PEACOCK BASS They ar[...] Read More

California Corbina

Unlike most drums and croakers, the California corbina has no air bladder and is unable to make croaking sounds. HOW TO IDENTIFY A CALIFO[...] Read More

California Halibut

California halibut are not known to make any extensive migrations such as its larger northern relatives do. HOW TO IDENTIFY A CALIFORNIA [...] Read More

California Yellowtail

Despite varying opinion about food value, the California yellowtail is generally highly regarded, with smaller fish receiving the better ratings. &[...] Read More

Cero Mackerel

Cero mackerel are popular game fish and are frequently taken by commercial fishermen. HOW TO IDENTIFY A CERO MACKEREL Cero differ from the king [...] Read More

Chain Pickerel

All members of the genus Esox look very much alike. The chain pickerel can be recognized by its markings. HOW TO IDENTIFY A CHAIN PICKERE[...] Read More

Channel Catfish

The Channel catfish is very highly regarded for its food and sports value. The Channel catfish is most abundant in the central part of U.S. and southe[...] Read More

Chum Salmon

Chum salmon are not as popular or as desirable as other Pacific salmons although it is still considered a fine food fish, particularly when smoked. [...] Read More

Cobia

The cobia is a highly rated, hard-hitting game fish that is prone to long, powerful, determined runs and occasional leaps. HOW TO IDENTIF[...] Read More

Coho Salmon

An estimated 85 percent of native Pacific coho return to spawn in the same stream where they began their life. HOW TO IDENTIFY A COHO SAL[...] Read More

Common Carp

The common carp is a prolific survivor, and able to tolerate many conditions and bottom types, making it an ideal species for pond culture. [...] Read More

Conger

A conger's great strength, sharp teeth, ability to swim backward, and propensity for remaining in or near cover make it a formidable foe. [...] Read More

Crevalle Jack

Jacks are among the many species of tropical fishes, which have been implicated in ciguatera poisonings. HOW TO IDENTIFY A CREVALLE JACK [...] Read More

Cubera Snapper

The massive tails of the larger cubera snapper specimens provides extremely powerful resistance for any angler. HOW TO IDENTIFY A CUBERA [...] Read More

Cutthroat Trout

Cutthroat trout are the most widely distributed of all the western trouts of North America. HOW TO IDENTIFY A CUTTHROAT TROUT This is [...] Read More

Dogtooth Tuna

Dogtooth tuna are known to be excellent both as a sport fish and as table fare. HOW TO IDENTIFY A DOGTOOTH TUNA The dogtooth tuna is n[...] Read More

Dolly Varden

The dolly varden is part of a closely related group (chars) and is difficult to distinguish from external characteristics. HOW TO IDENTIF[...] Read More

Dolphinfish

This fish is referred to as the dolphin fish to distinguish it from the dolphin of the porpoise family, which is a mammal and in no way rela[...] Read More

Flathead Catfish

The flathead catfish is a popular food fish has an excellent flavor. HOW TO IDENTIFY A FLATHEAD CATFISH The flathead catfish is very d[...] Read More

Florida Gar

The Florida gar, like other gar species, are very popular as sport fish. HOW TO IDENTIFY A FLORIDA GAR Like the spotted gar, the Florida gar has[...] Read More

Flounder

The flounder is a rapid swimmer and a good light-tackle game fish. It is the most important flatfish of the Atlantic states. HOW TO IDENT[...] Read More

Freshwater Drum

The freshwater drum has the greatest north/south range of any North American freshwater fish. HOW TO IDENTIFY A FRESHWATER DRUM Though[...] Read More

Gag Grouper

Like many fish species in the wrasse family, young gag grouper are predominantly female, transforming into males as they grow larger. HOW TO IDENTI[...] Read More

Giant Trevally

The giant trevally, which grows to over 130 pounds, is the largest of the eight Caranx species which occur in the Indo-Pacific region. HO[...] Read More

Golden Trout

The golden trout is considered to be a highly desirable and almost mystical species. HOW TO IDENTIFY A GOLDEN TROUT Due to its coloration and ma[...] Read More

Grass Carp

In some countries grass carp are an integral part of fish culture and form an important source of fish protein. HOW TO IDENTIFY A GRASS C[...] Read More

Greater Amberjack

The greater amberjack is the largest and the most sought after jack by sport fishermen because of its qualities as a game fish. HOW TO ID[...] Read More

Green Sunfish

The green sunfish is a panfish with white, flaky flesh. HOW TO IDENTIFY A GREEN SUNFISH It has a larger mouth and a thick, long body t[...] Read More

Hammerhead Shark

Hammerhead shark heads are T-shaped and almost straight along the front edge and notched in the center. HOW TO IDENTIFY A HAMMERHEAD SHAR[...] Read More

Hogfish

Large hogfish are increasingly rare to find although an occasional specimen of 10 pounds can be caught. HOW TO IDENTIFY A HOGFISH Alth[...] Read More

Horse-Eye Jack

The Horse-eye Jack is a good light-tackle game fish. HOW TO IDENTIFY A HORSE-EYE JACK The body is compressed, though the profile of th[...] Read More

Inconnu

The only predatory member of the whitefish group in Northern America, the inconnu is highly favored as a sport fish. HOW TO IDENTIFY AN I[...] Read More

Kelp Bass

The kelp bass, a member of a large group of seabasses, which inhabit the eastern Pacific, is a robust fish with a typical, well-known bass shape. &[...] Read More

King Mackerel

The king mackerel can be found in the western Atlantic Ocean in tropical and subtropical waters. HOW TO IDENTIFY A KING MACKEREL They [...] Read More

King Salmon

The King Salmon is an extremely important food and commercial fish, and due to its large size and game nature, an important sport fish. H[...] Read More

Ladyfish

Ladyfish are one of the most dependable targets for fly-fishing and light tackle, putting up a fight disproportionate to their size HOW T[...] Read More

Lake Trout

The lake trout has considerable value both as a sport fish and a food fish. HOW TO IDENTIFY A LAKE TROUT It is classified taxonomically with the[...] Read More

Lake Whitefish

The lake whitefish is more highly regarded as a game fish than the other whitefishes. The flavor is considered supreme. HOW TO IDENTIFY A[...] Read More

Largemouth Bass

The largemouth bass is the most popular freshwater game fish in the U.S. Learn more about how you can identify a largemouth bass, where to catch it an[...] Read More

Lingcode

Lingcod are highly regarded sport fish and food fish. HOW TO IDENTIFY A LINGCOD It is recognized by a combination of characteristics. [...] Read More

Little Tunny

The little tunny is a pelagic, schooling, migratory species that can be found in very large schools. HOW TO IDENTIFY A LITTLE TUNNY It[...] Read More

Longbill Spearfish

Data indicates that the longbill spearfish matures by the age of two and rarely lives past three years of age. HOW TO IDENTIFY A LONGBILL[...] Read More

Longnose

The longnose gar is the most common and widely distributed of all the gars. HOW TO IDENTIFY A LONGNOSE GAR This gar is generally disti[...] Read More

Mako Shark

The mako shark is a known enemy of the broadbill swordfish. HOW TO IDENTIFY A MAKO SHARK Makos have a streamlined, well proportioned b[...] Read More

Mangrove Snapper

The mangrove snapper is one of the smaller snappers, rarely exceeding 18 inches in length or 10 pounds in weight. HOW TO IDENTIFY A MANGR[...] Read More

Mountain Whitefish

Though not as important as the lake whitefish, the mountain whitefish has gained some popularity as a sport fish. HOW TO IDENTIFY A MOUNT[...] Read More

Muskellunge

It was once believed that there were at least four species of muskellunge, but these varieties are now considered to be one species. HOW [...] Read More

Mutton Snapper

The mutton snapper is a very common snapper species from Florida to South America. HOW TO IDENTIFY A MUTTON SNAPPER It varies from orange to red[...] Read More

Northern Pike

The northern pike is a holarctic species, meaning that it occurs around the world in northern, or Arctic waters. HOW TO IDENTIFY A NORTHE[...] Read More

Northern Pikeminnow

The northern pikeminnow is a very large member of the minnow family. The northern pikeminnow is typically silvery-blue to gray color above on its back[...] Read More

Oscar

Oscars are aggressive and some anglers claim, a much stronger fighter than either a largemouth or bluegill. HOW TO IDENTIFY AN OSCAR T[...] Read More

Pacific Bonito

The Pacific bonito is restricted to the eastern Pacific Ocean. HOW TO IDENTIFY A PACIFIC BONITO Distinguishing the Pacific bonitos fro[...] Read More

Pacific cod

The Pacific cod is usually caught in waters deeper than 60 ft up to 1800 ft in depth. HOW TO IDENTIFY A PACIFIC COD It is a slightly s[...] Read More

Pacific Crevalle Jack

Behavior patterns, edibility and the general appearance of the Pacific crevalle jack are the same as for its Atlantic counterpart. HOW TO[...] Read More

Pacific Halibut

This is the largest Pacific flatfish and very much resembles the Atlantic halibut. HOW TO IDENTIFY A PACIFIC HALIBUT The teeth are str[...] Read More

Pacific Sierra Mackerel

A schooling species, the Pacific sierra is fast moving, voracious predator feeding on small fishes. HOW TO IDENTIFY A PACIFIC SIERRA MACK[...] Read More

Paddlefish

Paddlefish are one of the largest freshwater fish in North America. HOW TO IDENTIFY A PADDLEFISH Because paddlefish are strictly filter feeders,[...] Read More

Permit

Permit are essentially shallow water, schooling fish occurring over sandy flats and reefs in depths from 1 to 17 fathoms. HOW TO IDENTIFY[...] Read More

Pink Salmon

The smallest of the Pacific salmons, the average size of a pink salmon is 3-5 lbs. (1-2 kg). HOW TO IDENTIFY A PINK SALMON At sea they[...] Read More

Pollock

The pollack is said to be the most active member of the cod family Gadidae. HOW TO IDENTIFY A POLLOCK Pollock can be distinguished fro[...] Read More

Pompano

Considered excellent table fare, pompano are a favorite meal of surf fishermen who often cook the fish whole. HOW TO IDENTIFY A POMPANO [...] Read More

Porbeagle Shark

The porbeagle shark has the ability to maintain its body temperature above the surrounding water temperature. HOW TO IDENTIFY A PORBEAGLE[...] Read More

Pumpkinseed Sunfish

The coloration of pumpkinseed sunfish is one of the most vibrant of any fish in fresh water. HOW TO IDENTIFY A PUMPKINSEED SUNFISH Pum[...] Read More

Rainbow Runner

The rainbow runner is very popular along the Pacific coast. In many sushi restaurants, the rainbow runner is considered a delicacy. HOW T[...] Read More

rainbow Trout

The rainbow trout is an extremely valuable species in any and all of its forms. It is native to the west coast of North America from southern Alaska t[...] Read More

Red Drum

Red drum up to about 10-15 lb. (5-7 g) are very fine eating. HOW TO IDENTIFY A RED DRUM The red drum can be distinguished from the bla[...] Read More

Red Grouper

The red grouper is one of the most important species of fish caught off the southeast coast of the Unite States. HOW TO IDENTIFY A RED GR[...] Read More

Red Snapper

The red snapper is one of the most valuable and heavily exploited snappers in American waters. HOW TO IDENTIFY A RED SNAPPER The pinki[...] Read More

Redbreast Sunfish

The redbreast sunfish is an excellent panfish and a scrappy fighter. HOW TO IDENTIFY A REDBREAST SUNFISH The belly, or ventral surface[...] Read More

Redear Sunfish

Like the bluegill and other sunfishes, the redear sunfish is and excellent panfish with white, flaky meat. HOW TO IDENTIFY A REDEAR SUNFI[...] Read More

Redeye Bass

Redeye bass are scrappy fighters and are known to be fairly elusive to anglers. HOW TO IDENTIFY A REDEYE BASS The red color of the eye[...] Read More

Rock Bass

The rock bass are known as scrappy fighters but tire quickly. HOW TO IDENTIFY A ROCK BASS The rock bass is a large and robust sunfish [...] Read More

Round Whitefish

Because of its relative small size, the round whitefish is sought only to a limited degree by anglers. HOW TO IDENTIFY A ROUND WHITEFISH [...] Read More

Sailfish

Its fighting ability and spectacular aerial acrobatics endear the sailfish to the saltwater angler. HOW TO IDENTIFY A SAILFISH Its out[...] Read More

Sauger

The sauger is closely related to the walleye, and the two appear almost identical. HOW TO IDENTIFY A SAUGER They can be distinguished [...] Read More

Saugeye

The Saugeye is a hybrid fish created by crossing a female walleye with a male sauger. Saugeyes can be taken with light spinning and bait casting tackl[...] Read More

Scamp Grouper

Scamp grouper are a very important commercial species of grouper. HOW TO IDENTIFY A SCAMP GROUPER The scamp grouper has a typical body[...] Read More

Sea Trout

The only way to determine the difference between this and other trout is to look at the spots. There are numerous spots along the flanks, down to the [...] Read More

Sheepshead

The name ‘sheepshead’ is derived from the mouthful of massive, protruding teeth, which resembles those of a sheep. HOW TO IDE[...] Read More

Shoal Bass

Shoal bass are a good game fish and scrappy fighters that are often difficult to catch. HOW TO IDENTIFY A SHOAL BASS Long confused wit[...] Read More

Shortbill Spearfish

Shortbill spearfish are characterized by a slender, dark blue body that is silver-white below, and a very short bill extending from its upper jaw. [...] Read More

Shorthead Redhorse

The shorthead redhorse is by far the most wide ranging and common species of sucker as well as being one of the most colorful. HOW TO IDENTIFY A SH[...] Read More

Shortnose Gar

Like all gars, the shortnose gar is a good sport fish. HOW TO IDENTIFY A SHORTNOSE GAR Because the shortnose gar occurs in many of the[...] Read More

Silver Redhorse

Though not particularly sought after as a sport fish, the silver redhorse has some potential to become a very popular species in its range and is prob[...] Read More

Skipjack Tuna

In addition to being an esteemed light tackle species, the skipjack tuna has great commercial value. HOW TO IDENTIFY A SKIPJACK TUNA The presenc[...] Read More

Smallmouth Bass

The smallmouth bass is the second largest member of the sunfish family attaining a weight of almost 12 lb. HOW TO IDENTIFY A SMALLMOUTH BASS The[...] Read More

Smallmouth Buffalo

In many states where the smallmouth buffalo is found, it is ranked as one of the most important commercial freshwater species. HOW TO IDENTIFY A SM[...] Read More

Snook

Snook are very distinctive and it would be difficult to confuse them with any other fishes. HOW TO IDENTIFY A SNOOK The lower jaw protrudes and [...] Read More

Sockeye Salmon

The sockeye salmon is the most commercially valuable of all the Pacific salmons. HOW TO IDENTIFY A SOCKEYE SALMON The body of breeding males is [...] Read More

Spanish Mackerel

Spanish mackerel are a good food fish and although they are considered large at 10 lb. (4.53 kg) some record specimens will grow to more that twice th[...] Read More

Speckled Peacock bass

The speckled peacock bass is a world-class warm-water sport fish. HOW TO IDENTIFY A SPECKLED PEACOCK BASS Adult speckled peacocks are distinguis[...] Read More

Splake

The splake is a fertile cross between two chars, the lake trout and the brook trout. This hybridization does not occur naturally. HOW TO [...] Read More

Spot

Spot croaker, or spot, are one of the most abundant fishes in North American coastal waters. HOW TO IDENTIFY A SPOT Spot croakers are [...] Read More

Spotted Bass

Many anglers who catch a spotted bass believe they have caught a largemouth bass. HOW TO IDENTIFY A SPOTTED BASS Many anglers who catc[...] Read More

Steelhead

The steelhead is an extremely valuable species in any and all of its forms. HOW TO IDENTIFY A STEELHEAD Steelhead are sea-run versions[...] Read More

Spotted Gar

The spotted gar can be found from the Great Lakes to the Gulf of Mexico down through the Mississippi River drainage system. HOW TO IDENTI[...] Read More

Spotted Seatrout

Two large, recurvate canine teeth in the front of the upper jaw stand out noticeably on the spotted seatrout. HOW TO IDENTIFY A SPOTTED S[...] Read More

Striped Bass

To most freshwater anglers, the striped bass is a very important game fish is relatively new. The striped bass closest freshwater relatives are the wh[...] Read More

Striped Marlin

The most distinguishing characteristic of the striped marlin is its high, pointed first dorsal fin, which normally equals or exceeds the greatest body[...] Read More

Sturgeon

The sturgeon roe is the only true caviar. HOW TO IDENTIFY A STURGEON They are easy to identify as a group. Some species grow to a leng[...] Read More

Swordfish

To land a large broadbill is considered by many to be the highest achievement in angling. HOW TO IDENTIFY A SWORDFISH Characteristical[...] Read More

Tarpon

The tarpon was one of the first saltwater species to be declared a game fish. HOW TO IDENTIFY A TARPON The body is compressed and cove[...] Read More

Tautog

The tog is a member of the wrasse family which, with 450 species in 60 known genera, is one of the largest families of fishes. HOW TO IDENTIFY A TA[...] Read More

Thresher Shark

There is no record of a thresher shark ever attacking a person. HOW TO IDENTIFY A THRESHER SHARK They are easily recognized because the upper lo[...] Read More

Tiger Muskellunge

The tiger musky is a hybrid produced when a male northern pike fertilizes the eggs spawned by a female muskellunge. HOW TO IDENTIFY A TIG[...] Read More

Tiger Shark

The tiger shark is a hard fighting species and a highly rated game fish. HOW TO IDENTIFY A TIGER SHARK The tiger shark can be readily [...] Read More

Tiger Trout

The Tiger trout is a cross between a female brown trout (Salmo trutta) and a male brook trout. HOW TO IDENTIFY A TIGER TROUT The wavy [...] Read More

Tope Shark

The Tope shark is a popular catch of anglers, commonly taken by rod and reel in very deep waters of the sharks’ habitat range. HOW [...] Read More

Tripletail

The tripletail is sporadic throughout its range and is not very abundant in any particular location. HOW TO IDENTIFY A TRIPLETAIL Trip[...] Read More

Wahoo

The wahoo is reputed to be one of the fastest fish in the sea, attaining speeds of 50 mph (80 km) and more. HOW TO IDENTIFY A WAHOO Th[...] Read More

Walleye

The walleye is a wide-ranging, North American species that occurs virtually everywhere on the mainland. HOW TO IDENTIFY A WALLEYE It i[...] Read More

Warmouth

Although it is an excellent panfish, the warmouth is not actively sought by a great many anglers. HOW TO IDENTIFY A WARMOUTH It is a s[...] Read More

Weakfish

The name “weakfish” refers to the tender, easily-torn membrane of the fish’s mouth, rather than to its fighting ability. [...] Read More

Whalers Shark

Whaler sharks, or requiem sharks, are all members of a group of closely related sharks, which present identification difficulties. HOW TO IDENTIFY [...] Read More

White Bass

They are an excellent light tackle fish that will take a bait or lure readily. HOW TO IDENTIFY A WHITE BASS The white bass looks quite a bit lik[...] Read More

White Catfish

The white catfish has become a very popular anglers fish and a popular stock fish in private lakes and ponds. HOW TO IDENTIFY A WHITE CATFISH It[...] Read More

White Marlin

The white marlin's most characteristic feature is the rounded, rather than pointed, tips of the pectoral fins, first dorsal fin and first anal fin[...] Read More

White Perch

Despite its common name, the white perch is actually a bass and a close relative of the white bass and the striped bass. HOW TO IDENTIFY A WHITE PE[...] Read More

White Seabass

White seabass are a prized game fish and an excellent food species. HOW TO IDENTIFY A WHITE SEABASS These fish have a streamlined body shape and[...] Read More

White Shark

Despite its infamy, the great white shark is a relatively uncommon species. HOW TO IDENTIFY A WHITE SHARK The snout is conical and ends in a poi[...] Read More

Whiterock Bass

WHITEROCK BASS The whiterock bass is a hybrid species produced by a female striped bass and a male white bass. HOW TO IDENTIFY A WHITEROCK BASS [...] Read More

Wiper

An excellent food fish and popular sport fish, the wiper’s popularity continues to grow among anglers. HOW TO IDENTIFY A WIPER The wiper&r[...] Read More

Yellow Bass

The yellow bass is a scrappy fighter and a popular species among light-tackle and panfish anglers. HOW TO IDENTIFY A YELLOW BASS The yellow bass[...] Read More

Yellow Bullhead

Even though the yellow bullhead is smaller in size compared to the other bullheads, it is a scrappy fighter and popular with anglers. HOW TO IDENTI[...] Read More

Yellow Perch

The yellow perch, unlike the so-called white perch, Morone americana, is a true perch, not a bass. HOW TO IDENTIFY A YELLOW PERCH Its most strik[...] Read More

Yelloweye Rockfish

Because of their size, beautiful coloration, and infrequent landings, yelloweye rockfish are considered one of the most prized of all bottom fishes. [...] Read More

Yellowfin Tuna

The yellowfin tuna is highly esteemed both as a sport fish and as table fare. HOW TO IDENTIFY A YELLOWFIN TUNA Most large yellowfins have overex[...] Read More

Yellowtail Snapper

Yellowtail snapper are an immensely popular species and an excellent sport fish. HOW TO IDENTIFY A YELLOWTAIL SNAPPER This colorful reef fish is[...] Read More

Fishing Types

Fly-fishing

Fly Fishing Contrary to its pretty simple and straightforward name, fly fishing has a reputation of being the more difficult way to fish on the wat[...] Read More

Offshore Fishing

Offshore Fishing The term “offshore” varies greatly based on which captain in which part of the world you ask but it’s generally [...] Read More

Reef Fishing

Reef Fishing There’s a reason why reef fishing is so popular! It’s easy for novice anglers to enjoy and it’s loads of fun. Chance[...] Read More

Nearshore Fishing

Nearshore Fishing If you’re one of those anglers who has overlooked nearshore fishing in the past, you have no idea what you’re missing[...] Read More

Inshore Fishing

Inshore Fishing The world’s oceans are full of game fish, and many tales have been told about days at sea hunting the biggest of them in the [...] Read More

Back Country Fishing

Backcountry Fishing Casting lines in the backcountry is your chance to explore some of the world’s most secluded waters, from high mountain s[...] Read More

River Fishing

River Fishing Many anglers consider river fishing to be one of the most relaxing freshwater fishing experiences because it doesn't require much[...] Read More

Lake Fishing

Lake Fishing Fishing in lakes is a good place to start because they are great places for fish to live. They produce abundant plant food and offer p[...] Read More

Wreck Fishing

Wreck Fishing Chances are you’ve heard at least one legendary tale of a ship lost at sea–even if that one story is about the Titanic. M[...] Read More

Saltwater Fishing

Salt Water Fishing Due to the different types of saltwater fish and number of saltwater fishing tips and techniques that can be applied, learning a[...] Read More

Big-Game Fishing

Big-Game Fishing - Detail NOT Finished Made possible by the motorized boat, saltwater big-game fishing was pioneered in 1898 by&nb[...] Read More

Ice Fishing

Ice Fishing If you like spending time outdoors in the northern states during the winter months, then ice fishing is one of the types of fishing you[...] Read More

Rock Fishing

Rock Fishing The key to successfully fishing from rocks is to keep safety top of mind while taking the time to select the right gear and equipment.[...] Read More

Paddle Board Fishing

Paddle Board Fishing If you like the idea of an active fishing experience, paddle board fishing is something you should try. Fishing paddle boards [...] Read More

Canoe Fishing

Canoe Fishing If you like the serenity of remote waterways and the simplicity of angling with just the basics, canoe fishing may be your new favori[...] Read More

Urban Fishing for Beginners

URBAN FISHING FOR BEGINNERS If you live in or near a city, you can have an adventure right in your backyard! Urban fishing is a quick a[...] Read More

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Line fishing

Monofilament Line. Advantages : Monofilament is the most popular type of fishing line and comes in a great variety of strengt[...] Read More

Fishing Techniques

Light Tackle

Light tackle fishing is the angler’s way of raising the stakes. Light tackle is what puts the “sport” in sport fishing! What is L[...] Read More

Heavy Tackle

You may have seen oversized rods and reels on display in tackle shops or nautical-themed restaurants and assumed they were props of exaggerated propor[...] Read More

Bottom Fishing

Whether enjoying the whispering of the river or the calm of the open sea, bottom fishing is present everywhere in the world. It’s one of the fou[...] Read More

Deep Sea Fishing

If you’re looking for a real Hemingway-esque adventure, you should look no further than deep sea fishing. Waves in all directions, flocking seag[...] Read More

Trolling Techniques

Slowly trolling down a lazy river or dashing across the waves on the open sea... nothing feels quite like it. Then, your heart skips a beat once you h[...] Read More

Spinning

Few fishing methods are more tried and true than spinning. First developed in the early 20th century, this relatively new technique quickly became a f[...] Read More

Jigging

Fast, slow, vertical, micro… the number of different terms used for one fishing technique can seem overwhelming. But jigging is one thing you&r[...] Read More

Popping

Popping is all about surface action, and who doesn’t love a good top water strike? Whether you’re fishing for Bass in a lake or targeting [...] Read More

Fly Fishing

Contrary to its pretty simple and straightforward name, fly fishing has a reputation of being the more difficult way to fish on the water. While partl[...] Read More

Handline

There’s no method more hands-on than handline fishing, unless you reach right into the water and grab the fish with your bare hands! With nothin[...] Read More

Drift Fishing

Drift fishing is a method for all waters, from mountain lakes and streams to the deep sea offshore. In its simplest form, drifting requires little mor[...] Read More

Kite Fishing

The only thing better than serenely watching a kite flying over the iridescent sea is watching a 250-pound Bluefin Tuna leap out of the water, hooked [...] Read More

Bow Fishing

A fan of archery? Want to try something new this summer? Or do you simply want to explore a new way of catching fish? Bow fishing charters cater to al[...] Read More

Spear Fishing

The extreme sport of the angling world, spearfishing is one of the most exciting ways of catching a fish there is. This is underwater hunting in its p[...] Read More

Ice Fishing

Want to keep fishing but your waterways freeze in the winter? Try ice fishing, and you’ll have the angling fix you need, right on your doorstep.[...] Read More

Flounder Gigging

Imagine drifting seamlessly across the flats under the moonlight, the water around you illuminated by the soft glow of LED lights. With a trident in h[...] Read More

fly-fishing

Fishing techniques are methods for catching fish. The term may also be applied to methods for catching other aquatic animals such as molluscs and edib[...] Read More

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