From fishing in grizzly country to the excitement of offshore gamefish, the winter issue of Anglers Journal opens a door to a world of adventure and possibilities.
Vanquish Yachts is building an 80-foot sportfish yacht with unique styling and a 51-knot top end
The inimitable sporting artist was known for his hunting and fishing watercolors
Editors Gary Reich and Pim Van Hemmen discuss some of the latest fishing boats to hit the market, including the Viking 38 Open Billfish, the Winter 38 and the Mag Bay 42.
The boat show season was cut short as the coronavirus pandemic worsened, so Active Interest Media’s Marine Group is producing virtual shows for those considering a new boat.
Among the award winners were nine entries from Anglers Journal, including four first-place wins, as well as a sweep of the Profiles category.
Kevin Conroy's Invincible 39 Open is the biggest, fastest fish boat he has ever owned.
Anglers Journal and Active Interest Media are launching the first in a series of online boating education courses.
Discover why the Rainbow King Lodge has earned international acclaim.
Anglers Journal TV brings great fishing action right into your living room, plus you’ll also meet colorful characters from the spots we visit.
The ocean is alive with action as schools of tuna and dolphin slash, leap and gorge off Panama.
If you like stripers, you’ll welcome the video “Home” by Stellwagen Media. There’s nothing like watching stripers wallop a hook-less surface plug in slowmo.
Guide Nick Price has hooked a lot of trout, but none fought like this one
Big, beautiful Dolly Vardens, a remote river, gin-clear water and great fishing highlight this video.
Fly angler Rufus Wakeman is attempting to become the first person to catch all of the species of billfish on a fly in one year. In this video he nails his black marlin. The swordfish has yet to happen and might be the toughest
Dick Goin’s long battle to restore salmon to Washington’s Elwha River is the subject of the recently released full-length film The Memory of Fish
There are non-celebrity fish — including jacks — that provide a helluva fight. The trick is, “You gotta make 'em angry!”
The Bahamas Billfish Championship returns for its 43rd year with four tournaments, a new point structure and bigger cash prizes.
An exclusive behind-the-scenes look at the stories you’ll find in the spring issue of Anglers Journal.