by Zane Grey | Apr 14, 2025
Fishing a reef known for its monstrous fish…and its reputation for driving men to madness.
by Wayne Curtis | Mar 7, 2025
Cuba offers a party atmosphere: sunshine, sparkling seas and miles of white sand. It also offers some of the best cocktails and cigars on Earth. But as anyone knows who visits here, when it comes to attractions, its people are its greatest stock in trade. Cubans are...
by Archibald Rutledge | Feb 6, 2025
After passing the winter on the plantation, we moved, in the spring, down to a house on the coast, where we spent the summer, safe from malaria and other swamp-fevers . . . It was there that we did our salt-water fishing, and there that we had this adventure with a...
by Sporting Classics Daily | Jan 15, 2025
This magnificent Boca Grande home features 6,207 feet of air-conditioned space and 150 feet of waterfront on Gasparilla Sound. Five high-ceilinged bedrooms and 5 1/2 baths offer luxurious personal space for your family and guests. A Wolf range with double oven,...
by Sporting Classics Daily | Dec 16, 2024
This week’s episode of Sporting Classics with Chris Dorsey is an adventure in the Gulf Stream as Chris Dorsey and friends are after tight lines on saltwater. The fly fishing adventure starts in Cape Cod in pursuit of striped bass, then heads south to Puerto...
by Douglas Cutting | Nov 17, 2024
Aviator, treasure hunter, sportsman and fearless rescuer, Hall Watters was as unmatched as he was widely unrecognized.
by Mike Rivkin | Sep 11, 2024
No other world record comes even close to Alf Dean’s great white shark. But it’s the one that got away that captivated him the most.
by Sporting Classics Daily | Aug 12, 2024
This week’s episode of Sporting Classics with Chris Dorsey is an adventure in the Gulf Stream as Chris Dorsey and friends are after tight lines on saltwater. The fly fishing adventure starts in Cape Cod in pursuit of striped bass, then heads south to Puerto...
by Ken Blomberg | Jul 24, 2024
He fished for panfish, bass, and maybe, just maybe, a muskie.
by Roger Pinckney | Jul 17, 2024
Papa called her Pilar and she was a fishing machine, a 1934 Wheeler Playmate, custom built to his specifications in a Brooklyn boatyard. She was 38 feet at the waterline, with a low-cut transom rigged with a roller for sliding fish aboard. She held a ton of ice, had...