SHIP ISLAND, Mississippi - What a great time of the year it is to be on the water. Back in late April, cobia began migrating into the Mississippi Sound from the open waters of the Gulf of Mexico ...

I bumped into Capt. Freddy Gamboa on Andreas' Toy Charters on Saturday morning at Clarke's Landing in Point Pleasant and the seasoned charter captain said he was specifically going out to catch a ...

"Shark" is the first word that pops into the head of someone new to cobia fishing as the sleek dark fish comes up from the blue water. Then, as it gets closer, the large flat head and mouth soon get ...

Cobia’s 285 CC scores big on both fishing and comfort. Fishability is obvious at a glance, with raw- and freshwater washdowns, rod holders, rocket launchers on the hardtop and behind the helm seats, ...

ISLAMORADA — Fishing for cobia is a lot like fishing for bonefish. It’s challenging, it’s exciting and, far too often, it’s frustrating. Bonefish anglers usually stand in the bow of a flats skiff ...

Cobia are one of the most popular catches for offshore anglers fishing from Pensacola to Jacksonville to Key West. They have a reputation for being strong fighters, can sometimes run as large as 100 ...

The ocean water continues to warm up and is drawing in some migrating species such as a cobia that was landed in the surf in southern Ocean County. The fish was caught by Jeff Bajek and was weighed at ...

Weather fronts, shifting winds and more seem to be constant challenges for coastal anglers this year, but give them a halfway decent fishing day and the catch count rises. This week's survey of ...

The season is just starting to show signs of heating up, but we’d best talk about it before it all comes to a screeching halt. Much has been said and written about federal fisheries management’s order ...

The cobia fishery is now closed in federal waters. It will remain open in state waters through August 30. If you are fishing the buoy line or the “dump site buoy” off of Virginia Beach, you are in ...

Cobia, cobia and more cobia over the past week. They are being caught around the inlets and jetties, along the shoreline, at the nearshore reefs and off the piers. Spanish mackerel are being caught ...