It has long been rumored that there are catfish in America the size of Volkswagens. Sightings have been reported for as long as catfish anglers have gathered around campfires and enjoyed adult beverages. Are they […]
Warmer winters, rather than overharvesting, caused the steep decline of oysters and other commercially valuable shellfish in the Chesapeake Bay and elsewhere along the Atlantic coast, according to a controversial new study that’s getting pushback […]
Destin, FL – You might say Brian “Bro” Brosdahl’s had a hand in the design of modern day apparel for ice fishing – gloves, mitts and other outerwear that keep you fishing comfortably through the […]
This week, Dan Small Outdoors Radio features ODU Magazine founder Bill Schwarz, American Honda Powersports assistant manager of national sales Susie Han, charter captain “Dumper” Dan Welsch and D&S Bait proprietor Gene Dellinger. Jeff reports […]
News about: The National Professional Anglers Association, NPAA Members, NPAA Partners, the Industry, Sportfishing Advocacy Alerts, Articles, Promotions and More Third Graders At Westside Excited To Learn How To Fish This past Friday, April 13th, […]
Top 10 fishing and hunting stories on ODU Magazine the last two weeks based on total opens. What did you miss? Maine man hauls 25-pound togue (laker) – https://www.odumagazine.com/maine-man-hauls-25-pound-togue-laker/ Cool Idea: Georgia Coyote Challenge – […]
Meet the boat that calls to mind cherished memories and empowers exciting new ones: the brilliant new 350 Realm. As the first in a new family of Boston Whaler express models, the 350 Realm combines […]
This is the Arkansas Game and Fish Commission’s fishing report for Feb. 2018. If there is a body of water you would like included in this report, please email AGFCfishingreport@outlook.com with information on possible sources […]
This is the Arkansas Game and Fish Commission’s fishing report for Dec. 20, 2017. If there is a body of water you would like included in this report, please email AGFCfishingreport@outlook.com with information on possible […]
With little to show for more than two decades of effort, Virginia officials next year plan to suspend shad stocking efforts in the James River, conceding defeat for now in restoring what had once been […]
@NorTechboats 340 Sport has become one of the most popular mid size center consoles on the market. A perfect blend of features, comfort, luxury and performance to fulfill a wide range of boating needs and […]
A family and fishing boat all in one. The 19’-2’’ aluminum deck boat can comfortably sit up to 8 (10 in the USA) and be powered by an engine ranging from 115 to 150 HP. […]
Do you fish bass, pike, musky and more? Then your next boat might be a Yar-Craft 219 TFX. For anglers who compete at the highest professional level, or for anglers who just live by the […]
One of the newest members of the Lund lineup is the 1875 Pro V Bass fishing boat. It’s a versatile bass and musky aluminum fishing boat that comes in either a bench or pedestal seating […]
Jim Carroll, long time Pro Fisherman and fishing seminar speaker is fighting a battle with cancer. Recently Jim did a week of tests at Mayo Clinic and he has started treatment, including Chemo and Radiation. […]
The Xclusive Series ( featuring the Xpress X19 ) is the perfect combination of well thought out design, sleek looks and the best performance on the water. This series is built on our famous Hyper-Lift […]
Blurring the line between a flats boat and a bay boat, the Hill Tide 22′ has all of the amenities necessary for the inshore angler. Her low profile makes it easy to land fish while […]
There is no greater honor than making the commitment to serve your country in the military. When we sign out names to that piece of paper we all know that there is always that possibility […]
SHOULD THAT FALL WITHIN REASONABLE FISHERIES MANAGEMENT? The Caribbean Billfish Project, a $1.95 million exercise supported by the UN and the World Bank, and executed by the Western Central Atlantic Fisheries Commission (WECAFC) in Barbados, […]
NPAA 2018 Conference-Save the Dates! With the abnormally warm weather we have seen across North America the past few weeks, anglers have already been spending their time on the open waters this great country has […]
Many reasons and here is one in this newly posted YouTub video. The steering failed and the men lived…. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=1AkgjPkCQXc All boaters, sport fishermen or not, party boat or speed boat should have a “Convenient […]
Gulf Coast habitat restoration projects on both sides of Louisiana are benefiting from the combined strength of two of the nation’s most passionate and effective conservation organizations, Ducks Unlimited (DU) and Coastal Conservation Association’s (CCA’s) […]
Matthew Vann, of Pensacola, Florida, measured a combined limit of 106.50 inches to win the 2016 IFA Kayak Tour Championship presented by Hobie Fishing on Oct. 8 at Panama City, Florida. The two-day championship […]
Much of the time, lures are designed with a specific application in mind. But sometimes we discover that some baits are multi-purpose. I was reminded of that on a recent fishing trip. I was sharing […]
In almost every way, it looks like a normal tropical reef, with jewel-toned fish and colonies of coral shaped like brains, boulders and café tables. But this reef, over 250 kilometers (150 miles) off the […]
With the recent firestorm of active shooter incidents and brazen acts of terrorism on U.S. soil, America needs law enforcement more than ever before. When a SWAT team is called in to a crisis situation […]
War hero, Rob O’Neill, presented on leadership and his life experiences to members of a Miami Chapter of the Young Presidents’ Organization (YPO) this past weekend at Lock & Load Miami. Touching on topics of his […]
Four years after its first release, Captain Rodney Smith’s “Enjoying Life on the Indian River Lagoon Coast” continues to be a valuable asset, sharing priceless information about one of our planet’s critically important, most diverse […]
The Virginia State Water Control Board approved Thursday Dominion Virginia Power’s permits to drain defunct coal ash ponds into nearby waterways at two sites in the state. The Possum Point power station is near Quantico […]
When the US was in the midst of a recession (2007 – 2009), TBF saw a significant reduction in tag and release reports, and it comes as no surprise; the price of fuel was at […]
A panel of 11 distinguished national boating leaders that serve as a sounding board for Boat Owners Association of The United States (BoatUS) gathered with the senior BoatU.S. leadership recently in Williamsburg, VA to discuss […]
This Report is brought to you by PA Great Lakes Region tourism with additional sponsorship from Wiegel Brothers Marine and Gamma Fishing. We answer the question: “What’s biting in the lakes, streams, and rivers of […]
History has proven that when hurricanes and recreational boats get together, the result isn’t pretty. But what if every boat owner was armed with a specific plan to prepare their boat for an approaching storm? […]
A very small and rare species of shark is swimming its way through scientific literature. But don’t worry, the chances of this inches-long vertebrate biting through your swimsuit is extremely slim, because if you ever […]
Some of the best fishing action, in saltwater and freshwater, happens when trolling at less than 2 mph. But, most motors can’t slow down enough to reach this speed. The Happy Troller® from Davis Instruments […]
This Report is brought to you by PA Great Lakes Region tourism with additional sponsorship from Wiegel Brothers Marine and Gamma Fishing. We answer the question “What’s biting in the lakes, streams and rivers of […]
The nineteenth annual Stock Island Marina Village King Mackerel Tournament promoted by Lee Murray of Murray’s Marine and sponsored by Evinrude Outboards, Yellowfin Boats, and Continental Trailers was held January 29th thru the 31st. 72 […]
Since 1998, hundreds and sometimes thousands of dead eider ducks have been washing up every year on Cape Cod’s beaches in late summer or early fall, but the reasons behind these cyclic die-offs have remained […]
This is the fourth in a series of articles — produced by the Bay Journal and Chesapeake Quarterly, the magazine of Maryland Sea Grant — that explore the impacts of, and policies related to, sea […]
For more than two decades, trucks pulled into the seafood-processing houses of the Eastern Shore and the Northern Neck each winter, packed with oysters from Louisiana. Maryland and Virginia shuckers needed product to feed their […]
Comments are due Oct. 10 on a plan that can significantly impact recreational fishing access at Biscayne National Park. This is the last chance for the public to weigh in before the National Park Service […]
NW PA FISHING REPORT October 6, 2014. Brought to by PA Great Lakes Region tourism. What’s biting in the waters of Crawford, Erie, Mercer and Venango Counties? French Creek flowing through all four counties. Here […]
Tossing a towline to a disabled boat and bringing it back safely to the launch ramp is a time honored act of kindness that recreational boaters have always done for each other. But what happens […]
Over the past two weeks, several groups have conducted a Mote Marine Laboratory partnership mission to restore coral. Working with Mote scientists, members of SCUBAnauts International, Combat Wounded Veteran Challenge and Gold Star Teen Adventures […]
While boatyards are busy, summer may be a better time to have repair work done on the boat. Why? The typical boatyard and shop warranty on labor is 90 days, giving boaters the time necessary […]
New York City. Just the name conjures up images of the Empire State Building, Lincoln Center, Central Park, the Statue of Liberty and great fishing for striped bass. Well, maybe the fishing reference is a […]
Fishery managers are moving forward with proposals to slash harvest pressure on female blue crabs by 10 percent after an annual survey found their numbers had dipped slightly below the level deemed “safe” by scientists. […]
Just in time for summer fishing opportunities, anglers now have the ability to chart private, public and hard-to-reach waters far off the radar of government surveys and commercially-available paper maps and digital GPS charts. That […]
Continuing its devotion to bring the most authentic voices, top names and most educational programming to outdoor television, Sportsman Channel’s Q2 program lineup is bursting with 330 new episodes under its “Red, Wild & Blue […]
Phoenix, Arizona based bass pro Brett Hite recently took tops on the ‘Big O’, weighing a four-day total of 88-14, 6-pounds, 6-ounces heavier than his nearest competitor, fellow Humminbird/Minn Kota pro Greg Bohannan. The $125,000 […]
Copyright © 2024 | MH Magazine WordPress Theme by MH Themes