Fishing - Page 15

February 21, 2024

Kansas fisherman's crappie record removed after steel weights are found in fish's stomach

A Kansas fisherman's record was nullified by the Kansas Department of Wildlife and Parks after officials found steel weights in the stomach of the white crappie fish.

February 20, 2024

Maryland fisherman shatters state record after reeling in massive rainbow trout: 'Feels good'

A Maryland fisherman has set a new state record after reeling in a 17-pound rainbow trout. The fight between fish and fisherman took 30 minutes, and the catch measured 32 inches long.

February 15, 2024

Authorities accidentally discover submarine containing 4 tons of cocaine while searching for missing fisherman

Colombian and Ecuadorian naval units conducting a search and rescue on Wednesday accidentally found a submarine carrying over 4.5 tons of cocaine along the Pacific coast.

February 6, 2024

Big Ray's Fish Camp in Tampa serves flavor-bomb seafood from cinderblock fry shack

Big Ray's Fish Camp is a no-frills Tampa, Florida hotspot offering "A+ food in C-minus real estate." Signature dishes include blacked grouper sandwich and lobster corn dog.

February 5, 2024

Florida high schooler reels in 250-pound goliath grouper from beach

A Sarasota, Florida teenager and his friends pulled in a nearly 250-pound goliath grouper while fishing from the shore in Turtle Beach on Saturday night.

February 1, 2024

Maine lobsterman hears mysterious cries from the water that lead to miracle rescue

A small boat capsized off the coast of Maine, and a man's cries for help were heard by a lobsterman, who called for assistance in the search.

January 20, 2024

Fishermen await Supreme Court rulings that could change the regulatory authority of federal agencies

Attorney Mark Chenoweth and Seafreeze Fisheries liaison Meghan Lapp discuss how a 2020 regulation impacts fishermen's livelihoods on "The Story."

January 19, 2024

Supreme Court appears ready to reel in administrative state in landmark challenge from East Coast fishermen

A Supreme Court could reel in a legal precedent challenged by a group of fishermen who say the decades-old doctrine gave the administrative state too much power of their business.

January 15, 2024

Maine residents mourn as record high tide washes away historic fishing shacks

A record high tide in Maine led to the destruction of three historic fishing shacks dating back to the 1800s at Willard Beach in South Portland, officials say.

January 8, 2024

Lobster fishermen claw at 'unconstitutional' boat tracking mandate

A group of five lobstermen is suing fishing regulators over a law requiring electronic monitors on federally-licensed fishing boats in a bid to protect endangered whales.