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Traveling abroad to fish can be fraught with uncertainty, but proper paperwork can ease anxiety. George Poveromo

Traveling to remote angling destinations requires a good deal of money, time and planning. Yet the opportunity to experience world-class fishing makes it all worthwhile— most times.

Having traveled abroad for de...


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Marine environments present an engineering challenge for audio equipment, requiring hardware that can withstand motor noise, saltwater corrosion, and severe vibrations. To demonstrate how its technology overcomes these obstacles, Roswell Marine hosted a blind audio test at its global headquarters in Rockledge, Florida, pitting its new R1 Pro—the industry’s first 100% digi...


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Atlantic bluefin tuna stocks have been on the increase. Keith Alexander Lee

The rebound of Atlantic bluefin tuna is a great success story for modern fisheries management. With the prevalence of school-sized bluefins off the Northeast and Mid-Atlantic coasts over the last couple of years—and recreational regulations that might seem u...


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For the better part of a century, the boat lift has been one of the most utilitarian objects on the American waterfront. It did one thing: held the boat out of the water. Exposed motors, visible gearboxes, tangled cables, and towering pilings were just part of the deal. Nobody expected more from a boat lift than they expected from a garage jack.

Ken Hey, founder and...


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Fish feed up ahead of incoming fronts. Sometimes it’s tough to leave a hot bite with a storm rolling in. Landon Hall

While no single factor determines whether fish will bite, barometric pressure can have a dramatic impact on feeding activity. Understanding what the numbers mean—and more importantly, how they are changing—can help you de...


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