Daily Highlights from the staff at BD

A lot of hooks are dull right out of the box. This tip shows you how to sharpen them up and protect them with a permanent marker.

On May 31 the Southwestern Yacht Club in San Diego will host a free tuna seminar. The event is open to the public and will cover a wide range of topics.

Here's some great tips to help you keep your marine electronics' screens clean and free of salt and other residue.

Finding the kelp is only half the battle. This article tells you the best way to fish a paddy and maximize your shots at fish.

Using aluminum foil is a great technique to cook your catch. Wrapped with some veggies, you can even cook up the fish on your boat's engine!

Capt. Steve Lassley shares some stories from his swordfish days, and a few tips on how to read the water to find more fish.

Did you know that most ballyhoo have a parasite in their mouth? To get your baits to swim perfectly, it's best to remove that critter before rigging. Here's how.

May 1 marked the start of the grouper season on the Atlantic coast. Here's some tips to help you cash in with these tasty critters!

Capt. Tim Ekstrom provides some insight to help you become a better caster, especially for long-range fishing. Improve your cast and you'll improve your production.

If you fish offshore, you really need some flat-line clips on the transom. Here's a simple technique that shows you how to make a removable flat-line clip using a suction cup.