Marine biologist Fernando Trujillo has spent a lifetime working with the endangered creatures, which offer a window into the ...

Black Press Media climbs aboard commercial fishboat to explore decades-long battle over Salish Sea roe harvest ...

The SP80, a 40-foot carbon-fiber experimental boat, is using giant kite sail to propel it across the water at over 80 knots ...

In a stunning display of skill and strength, J Bay local Remi Peterson surfs an alaia in pumping overhead conditions with ...

For 162 million years, sturgeons have fended off everything they’ve faced. Now scientists are racing to save these living ...

Don’t you love the feeling of sand slipping between your feet as you walk along a golden beach with nothing but inviting ...

Raise a pint! These 10 Irish pubs in Sarasota, Bradenton, and Punta Gorda are great for St. Patrick’s Day — or any day you’re ...

Both fish have two dorsal fins, but largemouths have a tell-tale break between ... I’ve caught largemouth and smallmouth bass from the same stretch of river on the same day). Since they prefer ...

Lamprey are fish, but they aren’t as strong of swimmers as salmon. For one thing, they don’t have paired fins. Their method of swimming upstream involves a kind of “sprint and suck” technique.

Above the harbor, where little boats splattered with fish blood putter back to shore and men with ice-encrusted mustaches butcher seals, sits a two-story building where Palle Jeremiassen works.

An entire yellowtail snapper is scaled, gutted, scored, battered, and dropped in the fryer. You’re served the entire fish fins, and it all comes with fresh salsa and spicy vinegar-based sauces. This ...