Days after the February 25 death of Deadliest Catch star Todd Meadows, fellow deckhand Trey John Green III has opened up ...

Fishing duo Cole & Jay prove their skills by catching huge slab crappie even within highly pressured and difficult waters.

Todd Meadows' castmate, a deckhand named John Trey Green III, has revealed exactly what happened in the moments leading up to Meadows' accident.

Maine’s catch of lobsters declined for the fourth straight year, state fishing regulators said Friday, as the industry continued to grapple with soaring business ...

On their final day in the Torres Strait Islands, the crew wakes up stranded on a remote tropical island surrounded by reef, mangroves and crocodile country. The mission is simple — catch enough food ...

The death of Todd Meadows, the 25-year-old "Deadliest Catch" deckhand who fell overboard, was caught on camera, a co-star said. (Adobe Stock) ...

The Coast Guard received a notification shortly after 5 p.m. Feb. 25 from the Aleutian Lady that crew member Todd Meadows had fallen overboard about 170 miles north of Dutch Harbor, Alaska, Chief ...

According to Community Impact, the business is owned by Colton and Marina Goff and started in 2019 as Big Cab’s Crawfish before rebranding to Texas Crawfish Co. in 2024. Community Impact reports that ...

Louisiana guide Mike Frenette had a client who caught a potential state-record redfish, but they were legally required to release it.

There’s a restaurant in Johnson Creek where the walleye is so phenomenally good that people treat it like a pilgrimage destination, planning their routes and clearing their schedules just to get a ...

The Spokane River is still one of the best places to consistently find some fish now. Most of them are still hanging in the classic winter water, says Kenyon at Silver Bow Fly Shop. Inside seams with ...

It’s that time of the year again when people go crazy for some Cajun mudbugs. Depending on the weather, crawfish season can be plentiful or scanty. “We need a lot of rain down in Louisiana, and we ...