The hunt is on for giant shrimp, and it all starts with the perfect cast. Watch as we show step-by-step how to throw a net like a pro and pull up a haul of massive shrimp straight from the water.

Since the 1995 net bans, anglers have enjoyed bigger pompano and Spanish mackerel from Stuart and Miami to Homosassa, with abundant recreational catches.

A farmer experienced a moment of pure luck when he caught more than a dozen fish of varying sizes in a single throw of his net.

Few things say Charleston more than a warm, flaky biscuit. Learn to make this Southern staple at home with Callie’s Hot ...

One highlight of visiting New Orleans is enjoying genuine Creole and Cajun restaurants. We asked a local to recommend some ...

Experience unforgettable Lowcountry flavors and breathtaking oceanfront sunsets at Coast, Oceanfront Dining — Hilton Head’s ...

The interior strikes that perfect balance between casual beach joint and serious seafood establishment, with exposed brick walls adorned with tasteful nautical accents that avoid the cheesy “fishing ...

While tourists might discover it by happy accident, Southport residents have long treasured this gem, quietly enjoying some of North Carolina’s freshest seafood while the rest of us waste time at ...

Learn the 3 T’s that make shrimping in Florida simple and successful. From finding the right tide to cooking up your catch with a spicy Bloody Mary twist, this is the ultimate guide to Florida ...

When a fish approaches a shrimp and holds its body very still—called posing—the shrimp then wave their antennae, signaling ...

Celebrity chef Jeremy Fall has released the 5th installment of his home cooking show, Waves, a series centered on ...

"The Hand That Holds the Line," documentary by Kim Roderiques and Geoff Bassett, looks at the relationship fishers have with the water and each other.