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Last week, the Atlantic States Marine Fisheries Commission’s (ASMFC) Atlantic Menhaden Management Board voted to reduce the Atlantic menhaden quota by 10 percent.

Gathered from the web, these fishing memes hit home because they are so true or very funny. Check them out.

Yellowfin, a very popular Florida-based boat builder, will be introducing its brand new 54-foot center console at the upcoming boat show in Ft. Lauderdale, Florida.

Joe Sarmiento is exploring the California coast and checking out new landings as he goes. He also has some local fishing to report so check out the latest Share The Rail report.

In addition to destroying and threatening thousands of homes and businesses, the devastating Glass Fire in Napa and Sonoma counties jeopardized the California Department of Fish and Wildlife’s (CDFW) Inland Chinook Salmon Program.

New records are being set for local SoCal bluefin tuna and the sizes just keep getting bigger. Erik Landesfeind brings us the latest fishing reports from the SoCal Scene.

Six weeks after California Assembly Bill 3030 died in the state’s Senate Appropriations Committee, California Governor Gavin Newsom bypassed the legislative process and signed a sweeping executive order to implement the goals outlined in the failed legislation.

Joe Sarmiento gives us the details of a recent SoCal fishing trip targeting big bluefin tuna and more. Check out some innovative techniques that are being used to catch the cows!

The 2020 season of the Bisbee’s family tournaments continues even as the COVID-19 Pandemic swirls worldwide. Check out the results of the 2020 Los Cabos Offshore Tournament.

We finished all of the testings of the DFF3D and the competitors’ side imaging sonar in deep, mid-level, and shallow water to see what the difference was between them.

If you have spent any substantial time on the water, then you know that fishing can bring both high highs…

While not as exciting as the big bluefin that have been biting offshore, this week’s headline is that there’s finally some decent fishing happening along the beach in multiple areas.

Long-time pro-staffer Jim Salazar is going over the current lobster regulations along with lots of other great tips for this year’s lobster season. 

Joe Sarmiento is wrapping up his back and forth travels of the West Coast, but he continues to check new species boxes and is looking forward to upcoming SoCal fishing.

In this episode of The Rigging House, Capt. Ben Alexander from Natalie Ann Sportfishing demonstrates one of the basic ways to rig an Ambush hoop net for lobster hooping.

Fall in most parts of the United States means that the leaves begin to fall, the air gets brisk and in some cases a flurry of snow. In San Diego, Fall means California spiny lobster

Good weather is on the way and Erik Landesfeind has the scoop on what’s biting and where. Bluefin of all sizes, yellowtail and more are possible for anglers this weekend.

Of great interest and excitement to larger sport fishers and yachts is the recently discovered offshore fishery that is out of reach of the traditional panga fleets in Loreto, Mulege, and Santa Rosalia.

Joe Sarmiento is still sampling the fishing opportunities up and down the West Coast. Lings and rockfish were on this week’s menu! SoCal is next.

In this episode, Furuno continues their Side Scanning Sonar testing as they move into shallower water. They test Furuno’s DFF3D against two other Side-Scan Sonars over two wrecks in 250-feet and 115-feet of water.

Suzuki has developed the world’s first micro-plastics collecting system designed to be installed on outboard motors. The device is designed for easy installation under the cowling of selected Suzuki outboard models 40 HP and up.

It’s been a steady week of offshore action going into the full moon, and there are fish to be found from below the border to well above San Clemente Island. Erik Landesfeind has the round up.

As a charter and private boat captain, I’ve done lots of bottom fishing as part of our programs. Here is how I set up the anchor for a trip to offer you the chance to get it back if it hangs in the bottom.

After spending a few hours with the Cobia 301CC, we can confirm several of our suspicions. It’s another very fishy boat from a name you can trust at a price that won’t break the bank.