Catfish are one of the most widespread, reliable freshwater fish in the U.S. Learn where to find, how to catch, and how to cook blue, channel, and flathead catfish—from ponds and rivers to lakes and bays.

Launching a boat solo can be challenging, but with a little practice and some know-how, you can refine a smooth, repeatable process.

Vacationing with your boat in tow sets up fresh scenarios for fun – if you can avoid the pitfalls produced by longer hauls at highway speed to unfamiliar terrain.

As the days grow longer and the breeze warmer, the angling action heats up. Make sure you don’t miss out on these top spring opportunities.

7 smart safety tips for fueling up at a roadside gas station with boat in tow.

After years of honing his crew job of ‘cooler scout,’ a Massachusetts angler developed these strategies for approaching and catching bass on the flats

Running a trotline for crabs is a great way to load your bushel basket. But prepping your boat properly is the key to success

In restricted conditions the common overhand cast simply won’t work. But these alternative casting methods will get the job done

As summer wanes, many fish species put on the feed bag to fatten up for winter. This season, consider targeting one of these prime suspects.