A new study from SI Yachts shows how many fish are caught per person in American coastal states. The results paint a picture of the fishing industry and how fishing tourism could affect statistics. For example, Florida and South Carolina attract millions of visitors every year, many of whom like to spend some time fishing, which could boost the high numbers we see from these states and add to resident fishing contributions. Tourism adds complex layers to the data and fishing narrative, as the availability of charter boat operations, guided fishing tours, and rental services adds to the amount of fishing in any given state.
A new study from SI Yachts shows how many fish are caught per person in American coastal states. The results paint a picture of the fishing industry and how fishing tourism could affect statistics. For example, Florida and South Carolina attract millions of visitors every year, many of whom like to spend some time fishing, which could boost the high numbers we see from these states and add to resident fishing contributions. Tourism adds complex layers to the data and fishing narrative, as the availability of charter boat operations, guided fishing tours, and rental services adds to the amount of fishing in any given state.
Anglers seeking a challenge will be interested in seeing this new study from Staten Island Yachts. The team determined which fish were the most and least caught on the Atlantic seaboard. They gathered a few years of data between 2019 and 2023 and displayed them on a full-color graph showing us which fish are common and which are elusive.
Fishing is a great hobby! Not only can it be relaxing and give you a great way to enjoy the outdoors, but fish is one of the healthiest foods out there that you can eat. Now, whether you're a veteran fisherman or a beginner, this guide from HMY is the ultimate look at fishing knots, hooks, bait, and lures. With each going into detail, there's certainly something on here for everyone to learn. The Snell Knot is the strongest fishing knot there is due to its ability to distribute friction evenly, and it makes for strong hook-to-line connections as well.
Fishing is all fun and games until you’re trying to reel one in that that weighs over one thousand pounds, by yourself no less! That’s exactly what eleven anglers did when they caught the sea beasts that landed them on this list of ‘The 30 Biggest Record-Breaking Fish Ever Caught’. Even though the other nineteen fish on the list quite didn’t hit the quadruple digits in weight, their unbelievable size is nothing to sneeze at.
Sunglasses are one of the most important and often overlooked tools for fishing. They protect your eyes from the sun and also help keep your eyes safe from objects. Beyond that, they allow you to see what is below the water.
There are many great brands on the market, and finding frames that fit your style and face is one of your first decisions. Once you have found the right frames, choosing the color of your lenses – a vital part of successful fishing – is next.
Who wants to go fishing? This extensive and comprehensive list from Alan's Factory Outlet looks at several different kinds of fish from all across North America, from the humble catfish to the rare golden trout to the beautiful giant oarfish. The giant oarfish certainly lives up to its name, too. Did you know that it can grow to be an astonishing 36 feet long?
This detailed infographic offers a map to Grand Lake O' The Cherokees for the 2016 Bassmaster Classic. The fish found in Grand Lake O' The Cherokees are Largemouth Bass, White Bass, Spotted Bass, White Crappie, Bluegill and Channel Catfish. Learn about what gets these different species biting as well as their favorite spots in the water to get them on your hooks.
Climate change, pollution, and overfishing are all taking a heavy toll on our fisheries and our planet. Climate changes influence everything from droughts and floods to marine life and ocean currents. Pollution has destroyed entire aquatic habitats and left us with giant patches of floating debris all over our oceans. Overfishing leaves us with destroyed ecosystems, nutrient-lacking species, and a lack of biodiversity in our very sophisticated food web.
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