Recent advancements in fishing tackle have made it possible to land very large bluefin tuna on spinning gear.

Four tuna fishermen got much more than they bargained for while fishing for bait off of Massachusetts on Sunday.

The massive fish was landed by a team of Long Island anglers who planned to catch tautog with Newport Sportfishing Charters.

After a weekend of giants, Cape Cod has been solidified as the single best place on Earth to target fish of this magnitude on truly light tackle.

On The Water contributor Captain Bobby Rice of Reel Deal Charters landed a 423-pound bluefin tuna on Friday, one of the largest ever caught on a spinning rod and reel.

The Van Staal VM150 offered inshore and surf fishermen a reel that lived up to Van Staal’s reputation for toughness, but at a lower price.

Connecticut angler Jill Muller fought and landed a huge North Carolina bluefin tuna while fishing with Capt.

The Ultimate Fishing Float offers a new way to present baits when fishing for tuna, sharks, swords or any other species requiring a spread of baits suspended under floats.

Another year, and another fishing season is coming to close.

After slow fishing for most of June and July, reports of bluefin tuna along the backside of Cape Cod from Crab Ledge east of Chatham up to Peaked Hill Bar off Truro have picked up