Ralph Battista, executive chef at Luigi’s Restaurant & Gourmet Express in Johnston, and his son, Matt, took a charter trip last week with Capt. Rob Taylor of Newport Sport Fishing Charters to learn ...

Snap, crackle, pop. It’s not the harmony produced when you add milk to a bowl of Rice Krispies in the morning; it’s the sound of the line peeling off a 130 against nearly 50 pounds of drag — the kind ...

The New York harbor typically isn't on any fishermen's list of best places to cast their rods, but an unprecedented boom in huge bluefin tunas has lured in fishing enthusiasts to the Big Apple in ...

A number of bluefin tuna were caught near the Monterey Bay weather buoy late in the week. Bluefin tuna hunters are heading south as well to explore the classic tuna areas near the Davidson Seamount ...

A 50.1-pound blackfin tuna caught during the Miami Dolphins’ annual FINS Weekend charity tournament in Coconut Grove, Florida, earned angler Bob Kowalski a $30,000 prize and a shot at an International ...

Around 80% of tuna companies don’t know who caught their fish, putting workers in the industry at risk of exploitation, according to the UK-based Business and Human Rights Resource Centre. Food ...

“Tuna fishing is for the birds,” said Scott Lehrmann with a smirk as we circled around a flock of high-hovering terns. “When they’re flying way up there it means they’re watching the yellowfin down ...

Big game anglers are thrilled these days. A massive influx of bluefin tuna has moved into Northern California waters, including Monterey Bay. Reports of bluefin sightings and catches range from Big ...

Offshore party boats are experiencing a successful fall yellowfin tuna bite, with many anglers reaching their limits. Fishermen are using a variety of baits and lures, including butterfish, sardines, ...

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Catching blackfin tuna around the humps off the Florida Keys can be as simple as trolling lures or as labor intensive as catching and chumming with live bait. Either way, the results are delicious.