Spanish mackerel are showing strong in area coastal waters, and anglers from Matanzas Inlet to Brunswick soon will be slamming the speedy, good-eating, and fun-to-catch mini-mackerel. Right now the ...

Northeast Florida and Southeast Georgia are blessed with so much good fishing in so many areas for so many species that often fish like Spanish mackerel are overlooked. Many anglers targeting seatrout ...

With the thermometer around the 100-degree mark, it can become increasingly tougher to catch fish inshore this time of year. The good news is that living in the Florida Panhandle there is always ...

Whether you have a boat or are land locked Spanish mackerel are something that you can have a blast catching, plus they are great to eat fresh. Each year they show up sometime during the spring and ...

Anglers who fish offshore or inshore can celebrate the holiday season by catching Spanish mackerel, which are plentiful in South Florida from December through March. Fishing for the smaller cousin of ...

RALEIGH, NC (WECT) - State officials are urging North Carolina fishermen to know the differences between king mackerel and Spanish mackerel. Confusing the two fish is problematic because the size ...

There are no guarantees in fishing, but catching Spanish mackerel in South Florida during the winter is as close as an angler can get to a sure thing. February is a great time to catch the fish from ...

Last week, over at Brand X, I wrote a piece about fishing for Spanish mackerel with my in-laws. Well, to be more precise, it was a piece about not fishing for Spanish mackerel, since I got sicker than ...

MOBILE, Alabama -- Of all the vast array of seafood found in Alabama waters, one stands out for both its abundance and mystery. The Spanish mackerel is one of the most misunderstood and maligned fish ...

Now is the time to go after Spanish mackerel. These speedy "go fast" fish not only fight hard, but also cook up flaky white with a unique taste. Referred to as simply Spanish in these parts, they ...

I learned something new last week: There's a fine line between losing a $150 spinning rod and reel outfit and catching a Spanish mackerel. About a 10-pound test line, in fact. More on that later. Last ...