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Winter is a great time to catch redfish in the saltwater marshes of the Southeastern United States. These hard-fighting fish can be found in large numbers and are a popular game fish among anglers. However, catching them can be a...

  Crabs are an important part of many marine ecosystems, and they can also be a popular food source for humans. However, before you go crabbing or order crab at a restaurant, it's important to know how to tell the...

Fishing knots are an essential part of any angler's arsenal. They allow you to securely attach your line to your reel, hooks, lures, and other tackle. There are dozens of different fishing knots to choose from, each with its own...

Last week, Toadfish founder and CEO, Casey, Davidson, was asked to give a presentation to a group of kindergarten students about oysters. As he stood in front of the excited group of young students, Casey explained the incredible ability of...

The 5 Most Popular Oyster Species in North America Oysters are a type of bivalve mollusk found in various parts of the world, including North America. Not only are they incredible table fare, but they do a remarkable job at...

What's the best travel mug that doesn't alter the coffee taste? We've all been there. You pour a hot cup of coffee in your brand new stainless steel drinking mug, hop in the car on the way to work, take...

Charleston, SC - Toadfish is proud to announce our donation of $20,000 to the South Carolina Department of Natural Resources (SCDNR) to help fund future oyster restoration projects in the state of South Carolina. Recycling oyster shells is a win-win...

A good fishing rod is one of the most important pieces of your entire angling setup. Quality is key, but so is using the right type of rod. With countless types of fishing rods to offer, the question is, how...

November 22, 2022 - Oyster Recycling Day Last week, Mayor Tecklenburg of Charleston, SC officially proclaimed November 22 as Oyster Recycling Day in the Holy City. The Eastern oyster is one of South Carolina's most prized marine species. After years...