Gary Reich is a senior writer at Anglers Journal and the senior editor at Soundings.
A 23-foot Glenn Bradley center console is the perfect fishing machine for this New England native.
Husband-and-wife guides Sarah Gardner and Brian Horsley know the waters around the Outer Banks of North Carolina like few others.
Albies, little tunnies, fat Alberts — call them what you want, but once you hook one on light tackle, you’re doomed to chasing them for the long run.
The simple cedar plug continues to catch tuna and other species 100 years after its creation
Capt. Chris Trosset says his Contender 35 ST allows him to guide even when the weather pipes up
Late spring tides bring summer flounder to the sandy flats behind Cape Henlopen, Delaware
Kendall Osborne uses his Dragonfly Emerger 16 in a wide variety of fishy landscapes.
A closer look at one of the thousands of mahi-mahi frames Richard Gibson has taken reveals a surprise.
Jimmy Buffett’s latest boat is a Freeman 42 catamaran with a pilothouse built by Merritt’s.
Brothers Sean and Justin Healey are driving Valhalla Boatworks and an all-new lineup of capable offshore center consoles
Bob Popovics is known for his saltwater fly patterns, attention to detail and kind spirit. After 40 years of chasing fish, he is as passionate as ever.
Venerable Tochterman’s tackle shop in Baltimore has been satisfying the wants and needs of generations of fisher folk for 102 years.
You start your day hours before sunup, drive the dirt roads and rig in the dark, but the reward makes it worthwhile: hickory shad
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
Renowned naval architect Lou Codega talks about sportfishing boat design trends
Ponds used for watering livestock also serve as prime fishing holes for a Texas family