Several fishing tournaments in Alabama have recently been canceled due to liability concerns in the wake of the fatal Smith ...

The first annual Lagoonian redfish catch-and-release tournament will be held in the Indian River and Mosquito Lagoon on June 14. The tournament aims to raise awareness about the Mosquito Lagoon's ...

The vow to never forget the military heroes who paid the ultimate sacrifice will be on full display at the third annual Naked Warrior Project Fishing Tournament on Saturday, April 24 in Pompano Beach.

In spring 2020, while organizing a virtual ladies-only marlin release tournament, Pam Taylor — a long-time commercial construction sales worker and avid angler in Ocean City, Maryland — noticed ...

NORTH OF DULUTH — The 30th annual Kolar Toyota ALS Fishing Tournament on Saturday raised a record $315,650 for the fight against Lou Gehrig's disease. It was a battle for walleye and weight on the ...

Despite cold and wet conditions, the Christmas is for Kids Bass Fishing Tournament proved that generosity and community ...

Ahead of the Roland Martin Marine Center Series Championship Tournament, Hendry County businesses benefit from anglers coming ...

My love affair with competitive kayak fishing began five years ago. I was working on a customer’s compound bow at an archery shop when someone brought in a flier for a local kayak fishing tournament.

Two Alabama fishing tournaments have been canceled due to the sudden enforcement of long-standing permit requirements. The ...

Mitch McGill, left, and Daniel Pitts had a new state tournament record, seven fish aggregate of 16.24 pounds and a 2.46-pound big fish, to win first place during the Sunshine State Crappie Trail ...

GUNTERSVILLE, Ala. ( WAFF) - Fishing tournaments all over the state are being canceled with directors citing liability concerns after a deadly crash on Smith Lake in April. One of those tournaments ...

With the hefty paydays at stake in bass tournaments these days, it's no surprise that some folks resort to sneakiness to try to tip the scales in their favor. Such seemed the case a few weeks back ...