The researchers captured footage of a 100-pound sailfish blitzing the surface of the ocean from a depth of 200 feet in pursuit of a small tuna.

Sailfish and swordfish are two of the top dogs of the big-game fishing world. These are some of the fastest, biggest, and hardest-fighting saltwater species that can be caught with a rod and reel. And ...

When a sailfish, tuna or mahi consumes a bait, it does so headfirst. Thin-profile baits pose few hookup issues; however, a broader bait may interfere with a solid hook-set.

Want to know the difference between sailfish vs swordfish? This breakdown will help you understand these billfish brawlers better.

Snook, close to shore, bonitos, blackfin tuna, sailfish, kingfish, wahoo and mahi are what's on the menus this weekend ...

Sailfish consume a wide ­selection of prey items, feeding mainly on epipelagic—or surface-oriented—species in coastal and oceanic waters. They commonly feed on bony fishes such as bullet tuna, ...

The 100-pound (45-kilogram) sailfish made a quick ascension toward the surface and then conducted some acrobatic maneuvers in its efforts to catch a small tuna.

The winter cold fronts are fish pushers. Sailfish, blackfin tuna and dolphin are migrating south with the cold air masses. Along the beaches, bluefish, Spanish mackerel and pompano are moving, mostly.

Hunt, who grew up in Pompano Beach pitching baits out of Hillsboro Inlet, now fishes out of Key West, where he pitches baits to everything from sailfish and blue marlin to dolphin and tuna.

Michelle Bancewicz has a knack for catching big bluefin tuna. We recently sat down with her for an in-depth interview.

In contrast to mackerel tuna, the heat-producing tissues of another endothermic fish species (sailfish) significantly weakened the muscle contraction ability and instead produced heat by ...