1. At Big Pier 60 in Clearwater, Spanish mackerel and whiting have been caught everyday again this past week during the day. A few bluefish and jack crevalle are also biting during the day. Regular ...

Fishing inshore in the June heat can be difficult. Don’t be turned away, however, as the fish are still biting and there are plenty to go around. June begins the perfect time of the year for catching ...

“Ethical behavior is doing the right thing when no one else is watching — even when doing the wrong thing is legal.” I should have known better than to scout at the tail end of a heat wave, but ...

Spotted Sea Trout regulations are changing. The bag limit was reduced from five to three Spotted Sea Trout. Texas Parks and Wildlife (TPWD) expects to start enforcing the new change in mid-March. The ...

After nearly four years of discussions, the Wildlife and Fisheries Commission may implement restrictions to protect spotted sea trout populations. The Louisiana Department of Wildlife and Fisheries ...

The spotted sea trout, or speckled trout, is one of the most popular game fish along the Texas coast, and reason anglers, local and from across the state and nation, come to the Coastal Bend. This ...

CORPUS CHRISTI, Texas — Update: The following changes have been approved and will be in place for the 2022 fishing season. The Texas Parks & Wildlife commission met Thursday afternoon, Jan. 27th to ...

Texas saltwater anglers should make note of a more restrictive bag limit on spotted sea trout that will be implemented in coming weeks following approval by the Texas Parks and Wildlife Commission ...

OK, officially winter doesn't arrive until Dec. 21. But the recent blast of cold air that invaded the Lowcountry earlier this week was enough to make you dig out your winter garb so you could venture ...

The Texas Parks and Wildlife Commission announced in a press release on Monday that it has approved a tag system for harvesting oversized spotted seatrout. The release stated the new tag will "allow ...

Spotted sea trout were once kings of the Florida flats. They ruled the shallows of the Indian River Lagoon, the Mosquito Lagoon and the waters of Sebastian. No longer. There are few seagrass beds left ...