We may have heard of organic vegetables and crops, and we easily understand how they are produced. Instead of chemical fertilizers, organic alternatives are used in order to make the soil fertile and to keep the plants healthy. It is already relatively common, as more and more farms are adapting the organic way of farming after realizing the benefits on the environment, their crops, and most especially, their wallets.
However, in the realm of fisheries, those who are not well versed in the subject find it hard to think that fish is “inorganic,” associating anything that is not organically grown as unsafe. For the most part, we have always been told that fish is the healthy food, the better source of protein than pork or beef, as it is good for the heart and it reduces the risk of other cardiovascular and blood problems related to bad cholesterol. Those who …
Nothing says spring better than the words–let’s go fishing! With spring and warmer weather quickly approaching, it’s time to get the boat ready, and get the fishing poles and tackle box out. Fishing provides many hours of recreation and enjoyment during the spring and summer season-so make sure you’re prepared!
This year pack it up and head out for a fishing vacation in the great outdoors. What could be better family time then the wilderness and your family? Without the T.V. catching our attention we are able to focus on building a better relationship and spending some quality time, with the ones that matter the most. Maybe you just want some time alone with your wife to show her how the boys live, you are taking your sons fishing for the first time to show them the ropes, or just want the whole family to come together fishing makes perfect.
Fishing at the beach is an excellent recreational activity as long as you remember to bring your sunblock. In this article, I’m going to give you some other tips to use when you are planning a little fishing the next time you are at the beach.
As a child, and even a young man, I used to curse out loud if I heard someone talking about “Burke Lake.” The place just always seemed to leave me frustrated, and the only fish I could ever catch were small bluegills. Even that was rare, as usually I came home completely empty, and getting a tug on the fishing line was actually a good day. I’m not sure if it was due to being a terrible fisherman, too much pressure on the lake, or a combination of both. However, the past five years have provided some outstanding 
Saltwater fishing is popular around the world. Some people fish for work and others fish for fun. Most fish caught in salt water can be eaten. Others are caught for the sport, these fish include the sailfish, marlin and sharks. Basic saltwater fishing equipment includes rods and reels, line, 
The spring fishing season brings flounder into inshore waters, and anglers pursue them in many different ways. Quite a few traditional flounder fishermen are content to drift or troll the inlets dragging live bait on the bottom and letting the boat do the work for them. But for those anglers seeking larger flatfish, anchoring up and casting to structure is a better tactic.
I’ve kayak fished the western shores of Gloucester, Ma. for ten years and for pretty good reason other than being a native: place has plenty of advantages: not much in the way of on-water congestion, or what anglers call pressure, an ample supply of fish, and countless ledges and outcroppings and coves and inlets that attract numerous species of fish, chief among them striped bass and bluefish, and for those with deeper interests, bottomfish like cod, pollock and the occasional wolf fish.
