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Just in time for the Fourth of July, anglers will be thrilled to know about a generous boost to their red snapper limits this holiday weekend.

You won't believe what showed up in a local yard after all this rain—it's not just your average visitor, that's for sure.

More than 40 tons of fish have been recalled across Louisiana and the Gulf South. We have the long list of recalled items for you to inspect.

Imagine wandering the night with a flashlight in one hand and a newfound sense of safety in the other. Frog hunting regulations are changing, and it’s intriguing.

A big congratulations is in order for our veterans! Louisiana's new law makes hunting and fishing not just a hobby, but a heartfelt recognition of their service.

Thought eliminated in 2009, African fish escape corporate pond during Katrina, now threaten Plaquemines Parish ecosystems. Scientists disagree on response.

As summer heats up, our waters are facing a silent threat. Let’s talk about what that means for our local fish populations.

A popular belief in Japanese culture is that the presence of an oarfish in shallow waters means a natural disaster is imminent.

Some residents in Louisiana have found dead fish and other food items in their mailboxes and now police are looking for the pranksters.

Summer heat isn't just rough on us, it's frequently just as tough on fish in our Louisiana waters.

While a fishing license is not required, all fishing regulations, including size, season, catch limits and gear restrictions will remain in effect

Attention Louisiana residents! Check out the updated fish consumption advisories for lakes and waterways to stay healthy and informed.