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The best time to eat trout is right after you catch them. Follow one of these recipes

The A400 Solo has all the performance benefits of a flagship waterfowl gun, but at a more attainable price

This story from the Outdoor Life archives highlights the coolest way to fish the Great Lakes

Use the right frog to get more bites, and land more largemouths

After a diehard bass angler couldn't get a straight answer from biologists, he decided to setup his own experiment

IP28 did not receive enough valid signatures to make the November ballot, according to the state elections division

Climb aboard the northwoods express for a unique way to enjoy world-class fishing in the Canadian wilderness

The world's biggest black bear was taken for the Los Angeles museum exhibit

The author’s father was killed by horse thieves. He was raised by an “Old Man” who never respected him — until he shot his first mountain lion

We shot hundreds of arrows through seven flagship compound bows to make our Editor's Choice pick

Chris Senyohl knew the massive bronzeback he was after could set an IGFA record

The petition to the state’s Fish and Wildlife Commission comes just a day after a detailed report of a fatal bear attack on a hiker who used bear spray

Learn to snell a hook for better bait fishing success

In 1950s the “housewives” of the Northeast were slaying stripers and bluefish from the surf

The average gunner is still sold on the ancient myth — the longer the barrel the “harder” a gun shoots

Learn to identify these eight venomous snakes (so you can stay the hell away from them)

The old-school method of "spoon-plugging" might seem like an odd way to catch largemouth bass, but it actually works

Timothy Hicks' dad once caught the Idaho state record pike. Now the son holds the record

These four overlooked techniques will up the versatility of your poppers

Decades ago, Jack O’Connor and his buddy went on an exotic sheep hunt in Texas Hill Country