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Insane striper blitzes continue along the entire south shore, and double-digit tautog are caught from Brooklyn to Orient.

Tautog are chewing well around Buzzards Bay and the Elizabeth Islands, stripers feed in skinny water, and trout activity improves during the cold snap.

The eastern Sound gives up double-digit tog, sand eels and bunker attract big bass on the west end, and the Canyons are fishing well for bluefin and yellowfin tuna.

Stripers eat sand eels on the western south shore beaches, blackfish season starts strong in the Sound, and larger bass move in around Montauk.

WILMINGTON — Starting next week and lasting 17 days, overnight construction will begin on a northbound lane on Carolina Beach Road. The work will take place in…

Fluke fishing is hot across the board, and our tropical hardtails are showing up around the beaches and reefs.

After culinary school, and a series of interesting food jobs, this chef opens her own restaurant in her Pender County, North Carolina, hometown.

Lucky Go Fishing/Fish Bites tops ICAST Cup Tuesday, July 20, 2021    Representing Lucky Go Fishing and Fish Bites, the team of Terrie Huffmaster, Tonya Michelle and Jackson Williams weighed in a five-bass limit totaling 25-10 to win the 2021 ICAST Cup at Floridas Lake Toho. The four-hour bass-fishing tournament, hosted by Kissimmee Sports, was the kick-off event to ICAST 2021 and raised a total of $11,000 to benefit the industry’s angler advocacy program, Keep America Fishing. The fie...

Friday Alabama fishing report From Guntersville, Captain Mike Gerry reports it’s likely the unseasonably cold nights will have chased the bass off the beds for a few days, but they’ll be back in the shallows as soon as we get a sunny, warm afternoon or two. The fish move in and out of the shallow bays, flats and creeks at this time of spring, spawning on hard bottom near structure like stumps and logs, grass and boat docks. Gerry says soft plastics are usually the ticket for fish on the bed...

By Angelina, @AngelinaOnAir Mar 14, 2021 Last year 7-Eleven released their successful fish sandwich and is now modifying it with their new ‘Wild Alaska Pollock Fish Bites’, a limited-edition offering of five bite-sized Alaska pollock filets served on a skewer with a side of tartar sauce for dipping. The bites were created for customers looking for a meat alternative during the Lenten season! Will you be trying the Fish Bites at 7-Eleven? Photo: GettyImages.