If you had a NOAA Fisheries Highly Migratory Species Angling or Charter/Headboat category permit and shark endorsement in 2020, be on the lookout for an important survey about shortfin makos in your email inbox—including your

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With the warming of coastal oceans, cobia will likely become a reliable summer migrant in waters as far north as southern New England.

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State managers and university scientists have teamed up to study New Jersey’s artificial fishing reef sites.

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Scientists in New England may have an answers to help anglers catch more legal-sized haddock while avoiding cod.

The truth is that most of the freshwater fish we think of as belonging to New England aren’t native at all.

Satellite-tagging provides key insights into light-tackle bluefin tuna post-release survival.