I found my 22-foot Privateer Roamer in an art gallery, and she can take just about anything the Chesapeake can throw at her as I fish and photograph my home waters.

A look at two young guides who have chosen to follow a different current seam.

For this avid angler, his 1960 Hatteras is more than a boat, it's his life.

The author sings the praises of his 20-foot Jones Brothers Cape Fisherman.

Join editor Bill Sisson for a sneak peek at the Winter 2018 issue of Anglers Journal.

It’s no secret that fishing and drinking go hand in hand, and in Livingston, Montana, that means saddling up to the Murray Bar

After a frightening diagnosis, a father and son spend a week immersed in an autumn run

Painter Ray Ellis captured the many moods of fishing off Martha’s Vineyard

The Modern Fish Act could bring major benefits to saltwater anglers.

For this avid angler, his 1960 Hatteras is more than a boat, it's his life.

Two English kayak anglers find marlin, sails and roosterfish in Baja California

Fall is the season to break out the light tackle for albies and red drum off Cape Lookout, North Carolina

A venerable design that’s nearly 60 years old, the center console reliably takes anglers to wherever the fish are

With strong currents and abundant bait, the Cape Cod Canal is a unique and productive spot for striped bass

Travel with us in this photo feature to the venerable Tropic Star Lodge in Panama, which has a reputation for producing world record fish.

The cure for a case of Montana cabin fever is a day on the ice

Fishing the challenging trout streams of Devon, England

It’s no secret that fishing and drinking go hand in hand, and in Livingston, Montana, that means saddling up to the Murray Bar

After a frightening diagnosis, a father and son spend a week immersed in an autumn run

There’s something about bait fishing that has captivated the writer since he was a boy and learned that fish don’t like raisins

Ponds used for watering livestock also serve as prime fishing holes for a Texas family

Five writers unravel why these fish became their favorites

The fly fisherman has ‘this thing’ for browns rising to mayflies

I found my 22-foot Privateer Roamer in an art gallery, and she can take just about anything the Chesapeake can throw at her as I fish and photograph my home waters.

The author sings the praises of his 20-foot Jones Brothers Cape Fisherman.

A venerable design that’s nearly 60 years old, the center console reliably takes anglers to wherever the fish are

Renowned naval architect Lou Codega talks about sportfishing boat design trends

That’s not a Jarrett Bay. No, it can’t be, you can tell by the dark hull and rigging. Jarrett Bays are bright and colorful. Right?

Technology Aids Fishing’s Never-Ending Game Of Cat And Mouse.

The Next-Generation Bay Boat