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Tautog fishing improves, striped bass begin to move into the surf, and winter flounder fishing remains futile.

#TheBahamas, April 21, 2022 – Deputy Port Director at Freeport Harbor, Mr. Charles Rolle welcomed the Ocean Explorer Ship to Freeport on Saturday, April 16, 2022 and a plaque exchange took place between Mr. Rolle and Captain Apostolos Kaknis of the Ocean Explorer to make the visit official. Mr. Rolle noted that the plaque exchange […]

Anglers are getting fish up to 40 inches from boats and Bayshore beaches, and everything from bloodworms to plugs seem to be working.

The Boston cruise season begins today with the arrival of Norwegian Pearl, the first of 125 visits from different ships scheduled for Boston in 2022.

The Treasure Coast raised nearly $66,000 to grant holiday wishes for environmental nonprofits working on the Indian River Lagoon, St. Lucie River.

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Come Tuesday, it will be legal to catch striped bass in rivers and bays, and the winter flounder season opens.

There’s more February weather coming for the weekend, so options are limited. Still, anglers are catching fish through ice and on headboats.

Fishing is slow, but the blackfish continue to bite with reports indicating quality over quantity in most cases.

SunStone Ships has heled the keel laying ceremony for the Ocean Albatros, the sixth out of seven next-generation Infinity-class vessels.