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There's spotty action for brown and rainbow trout in the kettle lakes, and bass and pickerel take suspending jerkbaits and finesse soft plastics in the ponds.

As New England awaits this weekend's winter storm, one factor could play a big role in whether the Boston area gets blanketed in fresh snow or a slushy mess:...

New England lobstermen are threatening to sue a federal environmental agency planning to make fishing on Massachusetts waters even more challenging.

From cranberry bogs to cheese makers, a longtime New England resident reveals the tastiest places to visit—and fun adventures nearby

Bass and blues blitz on mullet, spearing and peanut bunker on the south side, keeper tog are caught throughout Buzzards Bay and along the Elizabeths, and bluefin tuna take live pogies south of the Vineyard.

Charlie Zehnder was known for his quirky, 'ridiculously low-budget' Outer Cape homes. Now, you can tour one of his authentically rehabbed houses.

BEAUFORT, N.C. — Steep declines in Jonah crab landings over the past three years prompted an assessment this year along the Atlantic Coast, the Atlantic States Marine Fisheries Commission (ASMFC)

Albies grow slightly scarce, keeper tautog are caught throughout Buzzards Bay, and stripers to thirty pounds take jigs in the Canal.

Though the available COVID-19 booster is not an exact match for the new variant called EG.5, a Cape nurse said it's been effective.

As a hidden gem in the Outer Cape, the Pilgrim Monument hosts 360-degree views