GRIFTON, N.C. (WITN) - One ENC town is preparing for the 54th year of one of the longest-running festivals in North Carolina this week. The Grifton Shad Festival is back on Thursday, April 16, with ...

Drake is still holding grudges from 15 years ago. During Sunday's Juno Awards, Drake appeared remotely, sending in a video to induct Nelly Furtado into the Canadian Music Hall Of Fame. During that ...

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Channel catfish and blue catfish are two of the most abundant catfish species in the country. While blue cats vs channel cats do have some similarities in terms of looks, they can’t go toe-to-toe in ...

The questions usually begin in late January: "Heard anything about the shad? Anybody catching them?" Every spring American shad make their way from the ocean and head up Lowcountry rivers to spawn.

A local crab house chain with more than 50 years of history announced that it will soon close in Overlea. On Friday, Skipjack’s Crab House took to Facebook to share that its location at 7703 Belair ...

From Philly and the Pa. suburbs to South Jersey and Delaware, what would you like WHYY News to cover? Let us know! American shad were a major food source for early European settlers and Native ...

Undercurrent News has further expanded its price intelligence portfolio with the launch of weekly price assessments on two key global skipjack tuna benchmarks, providing greater visibility into one of ...

To catch boatloads of big Tennessee River bass during a shad spawn, Major League Fishing Pro David Walker spends his mornings casting reaction baits and finesse rigs at freshwater mussel beds on the ...

Major League Fishing pro David Walker taught in an impromptu "Shad Spawn 101" class in early May while fishing on camera in an MLF Now! Livestream of the Bass Pro Tour’s Stage 4 tournament on ...

To those who cast their nets into the Delaware River each spring, hoping for a bounty of shad, it’s a tradition worth saving. By William Falk The sun was sinking behind the western bank of the ...