Around the time we get the promise of lower high temps, we start hearing about the appearance of sheepshead in local waters.

Texas Parks and Wildlife has closed the state's fisheries for six weeks to allow the southern flounder, one of the most sought-after catches among recreational anglers, a little breathing room during ...

Having grown up fishing the Louisiana coast, I’ve caught my share of flounder on a rod and reel, and I’d bet most of you reading this have too. But ask around about gigging flounder from a lit-up boat ...

When looking at reels at a fishing tackle shop, you might notice that some reels look similar but are labeled "HG" or ...

Jetty fishing provides outstanding opportunities to catch big fish. Here’s your guide on how to catch more fish from the Gulf ...

What is the Yamaga Blanks BlueCurrent 3 78? An ultra-versatile light game rod that conquers familiar seasonal targetsIn shore ...

This secluded, sandy North Sea beach has just the right mix of solitude and amenities thanks to its remote location and a ...

Weather conditions are finally lining up for local fishing, according to Captain Dylan Hubbard of Hubbard’s Marina, who is hoping for manageable, moderate chop through the winter. Weather conditions ...

Louisiana is implementing a temporary ban on recreational and commercial southern flounder fishing from Oct. 15 to Nov. 30. The six-week closure coincides with the species' spawning season to allow ...

Add Yahoo as a preferred source to see more of our stories on Google. Louisiana's annual temporary ban on recreational and commercial fishing for the prized southern flounder begins Oct. 15 and ...

Louisiana's annual six-week prohibition on keeping flounder will soon take effect as the state pursues efforts to replenish the population of the overfished species. The prohibition will last from Oct ...

Labor Day has come and gone. Most families have wrapped up their summer vacations, schools have started, and everyone is enjoying the cooler weather. September is a wonderful month to enjoy the ...