Tag Along
The science of tagging fish began with tuna decades ago, but has since evolved into a global effort for multiple species.
Sportfishing
Creative Competition
The Hatteras Cup allows owners of its vessels to compete head-to-head anywhere upon the world’s waterways.
Fishing Louisiana’s Chandeleur Islands
Converted “jack-up” boats. World-class redfish and speckled trout. Louisiana’s Chandeleur Islands have it all.
Spreading the Faith
Bringing others into our chosen sport may be the best part of fishing.
The World's Most Technologically Advanced Sportfisherman?
A year of R&D, 3.5 years of build time and a $20 million price tag to match all adds up to what might be the most technologically advanced sportfisherman ever built. Meet the mighty Jaruco here.
15 Essential Tools For Your Boat
With only so much space onboard, sometimes it’s hard to know which tools to bring, and which to leave behind. Let our expert help you out with that.
Fish Fight
Clashes between local boats and American sportfishermen in the Dominican Republic could have far-reaching ramifications.
How to Get the Most Out of Your Cockpit
If you plan to tangle with big, powerful fish, you'll want to maximize your cockpit's space for best results. Here's a good place to start.
A Place Like No Other
The Tropic Star Lodge in Panama has a reputation for whisking you off the grid in style and putting you into big fish.
Keys Strong
Wind and water aren’t the only problems hurricanes can bring. Discover the story of a fishing community that is refusing to quit.
One Man’s Mission
Dedicated to helping disabled combat veterans, this 501c3 nonprofit was founded in Miami by a Marine veteran. This is his story.
Marlin in the Abacos with a Pair of Pursuits
If you have the chance to point the bow of a Pursuit S368 Sport for the Abacos and some high-seas adventure, don’t even think about it: Just go! We did and got a salty taste of what this new center console (and her very capable little sister) can do when the pressure is on. Check out the scene here.
Bahama Marlin
Produced by Pursuit Boats and shot by Marc Montocchio and Nate Harrington, this video captures the adventures on a couple of new Pursuits in the Abaco.
Fishing Superstitions May Have Some Truth
Can certain sportfishing superstitions hold water—or not? Find out here.
Furuno CSH-8L Mk2 Scanning Sonar
Furuno has a scanning sonar designed for commercial fishermen that some hardcore anglers are adding to their helms. It’s not hard to see why. Have a look at the pricey unit here.
Is Backing Down on a Fish Always a Good Idea?
Backing down isn’t always the best plan. Editor-at-Large John Brownlee gives some advice that will save wear and tear on the boat, and keep everyone’s shoes dry.
Big Game Hunters
A husband and wife team take what they’ve learned hunting big game in Africa and apply it to tournament fishing. The result? Well, it might just surprise you.
A Rare Fishing Opportunity in Cuba
Gamefish Grande offers a one-of-a-kind fishing experience.
Havana Yacht Club Marks 25th Anniversary
As many as 1,000 people will be on hand to celebrate the quarter-century mark.
Secret Fishing Spots
Think you can trust a buddy with a secret fishing spot? Think again!
Building a New Boating Destination
We travelled to Mexico’s Baja Peninsula to scope out an up-and-coming Four Seasons resort and deep-water marina that might just change the West Coast cruising game.
How your boat makes your fishing better (or worse)
Ever thought about how your boat fits your fishing goals? Sportfishing columnist Peter Frederiksen thinks of little else, and he has a smart take on the range of angling experience. Have a read of what he thinks here.