From the Florida Keys to Alaska, our avid angler contributor shares his favorite fishing spots in the U.S. that offer extra ...

American shad have long been prized in the Delaware River Basin for their meat and roe. The native Lenape people hosted festivals celebrating the fish. In 1778, legend has it, George Washington’s ...

Welcome to the ultimate fishing adventure! From freshwater lakes to deep sea expeditions, we bring you epic catches, pro tips, gear reviews, scenic spots, and the thrill of the tug. Whether you're a ...

In this week’s episode, StormTracker8 Chief Meteorologist Matt DiNardo is joined by Captain Simone Valencia to talk about ...

This year's annual low-digit surf-fishing tag auction starts at 9 a.m. Nov. 25. Here's everything you need to know if you ...

PHILADELPHIA – It's been six months since the Superbowl, but people are not done celebrating the Birds. Philadelphia Eagles fans are getting ready for Saturday's boat parade on the Delaware River.

If you want all three species in their native waters, Washington is one of the few places left in the continental U.S. you'll find them. Watches, fly reels, and pocket knives—they all hold a special ...

BLAKESLEE, Pa. - We know a little more about the man whose body was pulled from the Delaware River Wednesday. The U.S. Department of the Interior says a 54-year-old man from Monroe County died after ...

Two historic reenactments of General Washington’s daring Delaware River crossing will bring this pivotal American Revolution moment to life this December at Washington Crossing Historic Park. Now in ...

Philadelphia’s outdated sewer system is spilling 12.7 billion gallons of sewage into the Delaware River watershed every year, leaving local waters unsafe for months. Philadelphia’s waterways are truly ...

UPDATE: The Coast Guard has suspended its search pending further developments, the agency said at 4 p.m. Sunday, Nov. 2, after rescuers failed to locate the woman. Crews are searching for a ...

Philadelphia's wastewater system releases 12.7 billion gallons of raw sewage and stormwater runoff each year into the Delaware River and other waterways, making them frequently unsafe to swim, boat ...