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From budget to big game, we help you find the best fly reel

We slept on the most popular double-wide sleeping pads to see which was best for your next camping trip

Risk taking is a big part of hunting and fishing. Every time I go into the woods or on the water, I'm gambling that Mother Nature will not arrange to get me drowned, crushed, lost, or perhaps mauled by a bear

Turkey banding programs are ramping up as states try to better understand wild turkey population declines

Cell cams can help you pattern gobblers more consistently. Here’s how it’s done

A new reward program pays local anglers $30 for every snakehead, blue and flathead catfish they harvest from the area

We shot and hunted with the top red dots on the market. These are our favorites for shotguns

A pastor was fishing with his dog and a buddy in Texas when a tornado hit. He walked away from the lake with his faith stronger than ever

Charge your devices and appliances with the best portable batteries for the outdoors

Our former shooting editor explains why hunters helped phase out side-by-sides

Vairin Meesouk caught the nearly 3-pound bass from Mendota Lake in Madison

Not bad for someone who caught his first-ever laker that same day

The Tor-X combines dry fire training tech from Mantis with a quality laser from Steiner

We tested the top red dot sights for your handgun

Local bass angler Kyle Danhausen says he caught the big smallie — and a lot of flak online — while fishing one of his favorite spots

"These wolves are demonstrating very little fear of humans and are moving closer and closer into our residential areas and communities"

We tested SUPs from ISLE, Bote, iRocker, Red Paddle, and Decathlon to help you find the right board for your needs

Three years after his last hunt, Mr. Fox Haas returned to the turkey woods and punched another tag

The top stud finders do a lot more than simply locating studs. Here's how the top units performed in our hands-on test

Bryan Baker's 118-plus-pound bighead carp is also big enough to replace the world record, but rules around snagging could keep it from attaining world-record status