A busman’s holiday with two tautog captains yields a higher education in the ways of blackfishing.

A New Hampshire-based distillery combats invasive green crabs by using them to make a small batch whiskey.

Free-diving the shallows provides insight into the best tog habitat—and the best places to target them from shore.

Understand the pros and cons of both tog presentations to get more bites this fall.

When boulder-field bass are no-shows, save the day with blackfish.

While striped bass fishing in Casco Bay on July 1st, local angler Brian Boyt hooked a potential state-record tautog.

At the start of the spring tog season, soft baits like seaworms sometimes out-produce hard-shelled crabs.

Experimenting with a variety of rigs, different baits, and obscure locations is often the key to landing big tautog.

Tog jigs provide a deadly presentation while allowing anglers to target blackfish with light tackle.

A detail-oriented approach to bait and rigging will lead to more jumbo tog this fall.