Big game anglers are thrilled these days. A massive influx of bluefin tuna has moved into Northern California waters, including Monterey Bay. Reports of bluefin sightings and catches range from Big… ...

Dorris pointed out that while big-game fish like tuna and swordfish might be the primary targets, there’s often a plethora of smaller (and very delicious) species offshore. In the Northeast, mahi-mahi ...

Here in America where bigger is almost always better, big-game fishing grew up in the 1930s with the discovery of giant bluefin tuna off the southwest coast of Nova Scotia.

SD Fish and Sips. Big Game Fishing in San Diego: Bluefin, Wahoo, Tuna, and More. Posted: April 2, 2025 | Last updated: April 2, 2025. Dive into the ultimate sportfishing report as we chase big ...

Experienced big game anglers know to visit Melton Tackle for all their fishing needs all in one place. Started as a school project, these experts have been supplying sustainable products for more ...

David Esslinger with the pending state-record tuna he landed on April 10. Photo via Facebook. The Catillac’s crew caught bait offshore early that morning, then started fishing as the Gulf began to ...

Finally, the weather is showing signs of settling down to the benign summer warmth and gentle breezes that make angling here ...

The giant bluefin tuna are back in the local waters and the big game hunters have already brought the first few behemoths into port after some thrilling battles on rod and reel.. After taking his ...

The access and launchability from the beach at the end of Avenida de la Playa brings a kayak fisherman as near to big game fishing as one can get on the West Coast without being taken out to sea ...

PENSACOLA BEACH, Fla. -- The 52nd Annual Pensacola International Billfish Tournament came to a close Saturday. The tournament is hosted every year by The Pensacola Big Game Fishing Club.

When the fishermen on "Wicked Tuna" catch a 200, 500, or 1,200-pound tuna, how does that giant get from their boat to your plate? “It’s not just catch a fish, bring him in, see you later ...

Here in America where bigger is almost always better, big-game fishing grew up in the 1930s with the discovery of giant bluefin tuna off the southwest coast of Nova Scotia.