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We picked our favorite gifts for dads who love the outdoors

Fizzing is not a controversial practice as long as you know how to properly do it

As drought and high temps persist, and as fuel management continues to decline, this summer is the perfect storm for wildfires. Here's what to expect

A heavily-pressured trout stream transforms once darkness falls

After days of careful stalking and miserable conditions, the rams were right where we wanted them — or so we thought

These hefty lures can score the bass of a lifetime if you know how (and when) to use them

Hooking up on a certified ‘reef donkey’ might be the most underrated fishing opportunity in the Gulf

My hunting partner and I set out to stalk a herd of woodland caribou — and didn't return to camp for nine days

We wanted to take one really tough trip together before we finished college and took on the responsibilities of adulthood

As far as I could find out, no one fishing alone in a small boat had ever caught a swordfish. The problem was when I finally hooked one, he didn't seem to notice

Relatively new research shows that feral hogs aren't being infected with CWD, but that they can carry and spread it

This GPS-enabled fish finder will help you find fish, locate structure, and mark waypoints for under $150

FFS has undoubtedly made anglers more efficient. But there’s no solid data on how that might impact fish populations

We found the lowest price on the Vortex Crossfire HD and more budget-friendly binocular deals

The best defense is a good offense — especially when confronted by a true gun snob

A few big chunks of federal land may open to hunting — including refuges previously closed to most hunting — but many new opportunities are small and specialized

Trout are often thought of as finicky feeders, and a lot of the time they can be. But the truth is you can catch some giants using lures and techniques carried over from the bass world

You can catch snakeheads with tactics and tackle that are similar to what you use for bass, but there are a few tricks you'll need to know

A multi-day trip on one of America's most iconic rivers offers insight into targeting big bass