Advanced fishing gear helps you find fish easily, manage your equipment, log your fishing trips and improve your skills.

Lobstermen are testing ropeless gear to benefit the North Atlantic right whale, which can get entangled in ropes that secure lobster traps to surface buoys—sometimes with deadly results.

On today's show, our Science Reporter, Eric Niiler will be here to explain how this high-tech fishing gear works and what it'll take to get the industry aboard. That's after these headlines.

A unique aspect of fly angling is that a lot of anglers prefer to use the older, proven, classic tackle instead of the latest high-tech, bells-and-whistles gear.

A six-foot ice sled to haul gear, electric ice auger, safety clothes, ice spud to check for thickness, fishfinder, Clam Hub ice fishing tent, heater and of course fishing poles.

Ice fishing guide Dan Jasper demonstrates the technology on Lake Minnetonka, where a current 13 inches of ice in Phelps Bay provides stable conditions for his high-tech fishing hub. The setup ...

Fed up with high-tech fishing? This central Minnesota lake is for you. Designated in 1997 as a “heritage fishery,” special regulations prohibit the use of electronics and motors.

As technology advances, the gear soldiers use to survive on the battlefield and accomplish their missions becomes more sophisticated.

Fly Fishing's Great Wading Boot Debate: Felt vs Rubber The first decision that you’ll have to make when selecting a new pair of boots is the type of sole: felt or rubber?

Fishing is an ancient art that has grown from a simple worm on a hook to what we are using today. It didn’t take much to catch fish. Heck, the legendary Lauri Rapala caught incredible amounts of ...