In spring 2020, while organizing a virtual ladies-only marlin release tournament, Pam Taylor — a long-time commercial construction sales worker and avid angler in Ocean City, Maryland — noticed ...

Consumer Reports is advising pregnant women to stop eating tuna%2C due to risks of mercury exposure The advisory includes all forms of tuna%2C including canned light and albacore%2C and fresh fish The ...

There are plenty of fish in the sea, but pregnant women need to make sure they eat the right ones. The Food and Drug Administration and Environmental Protection Agency’s proposed guidelines suggest ...

To get ready for one of her favorite pastimes, Jacqueline Molina dresses in a cute outfit, gets her makeup just right, and fusses with her hair. Then she reaches for her fishing pole — it’s pearlized ...

That is the message from John Sowerby, captain of the charter boat Hooked Up II that is based at South Jersey Marina in Cape May. Captain John reported by email that the tuna fishing is "simply ...

Snap, crackle, pop. It’s not the harmony produced when you add milk to a bowl of Rice Krispies in the morning; it’s the sound of the line peeling off a 130 against nearly 50 pounds of drag — the kind ...

This bruschetta might be yummy but it should probably be avoided by pregnant women, according to a Consumer Reports analysis that urges women to avoid tuna altogether while they're expecting. (The ...

, even the canned light variety, due to risks of mercury exposure, says Consumer Reports. The Yonkers, N.Y.-based organization’s new report, “The Great Fish Debate,” which appears in the October issue ...

Pregnant women should avoid tuna completely, a new warning from Consumer Reports. The Food and Drug Administration (FDA) has recently started encouraging women and children to eat more low-mercury ...