The local name “scup” comes from the Narragansett word for the fish – mishcuppauog – that Roger Williams translated as “breame” in his 1643 book, “A Key Into the Language of America,” about the ...

Who gives away the location of their favorite fishing spots? Fortunately for us, a lot of people do. They believe in sharing their fishing spots because they know the sense of adventure and bonding ...

Hello folks. This video has quite the mixed bag of wonderful saltwater fish. We geared up with Flexi Jigs tipped with artificial baits and jigged them along the bottom. With the great action and the ...

Hello folks. Today we're very excited to share with you a brand new version of the familiar Flexi-Jig - the new Bucktail Flexi-Jig! Due to popular demand the original flexi-jig now comes in a bucktail ...

The Maryland Department of Natural Resources is offering license-free fishing days for state residents and visitors this Saturday, then again on Saturday, June 10 and ...

Olney Pond, Lincoln Woods is fished 12 months a year as the state-owned pond often freezes in the winter. Anglers can expect to catch trout, bass, pickerel, crappie and carp there. Dave Henault of ...

The small fish was initially going to be off limits as of this coming Tuesday, but the Department of Energy and Environmental Protection extended the season through the end of the year because of the ...

On Wednesday, the water temperature in Narragansett Bay was 75.6 degrees Fahrenheit, compared to a 10-year July average of 71.2 degrees. So, no doubt the water in our area is heating up. Warm water ...