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Typically, people jig for halibut on their boat using a metal circle hook. But the traditional design and method is different. The hook itself is shaped like a V, with a more buoyant wood like ...

Halibut that were too large to be put inside the kayak were towed home. A later method, described in 2003 by Maria Turnpaugh and Vlass Shabolin of St. Paul, was to jig for halibut from a dory (open ...

Gone Tubin': Fishing for halibut -- off AlamedaUnless you’re willing to risk a finger, I don’t recommend fishing for halibut from a float tube. It’s early morning at the Alameda Rockwall ...

Halibut fishermen have a lot of regulations to consider and understand before they can bag one of Alaska's prized flatfish. An Auke Bay sportfishermen hopes to help halibut numbers rebound by ...

As they watch the weather, jig for halibut, and row with the tides, there's more to learn from Tsinii than how to catch a fish.

Neah Bay is Washington's hot spot for halibut. So hot, in fact, that anglers often catch the state's May season quota in a few days. But the hunt for the one of the tastiest fish in the ocean ...