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All anglers should know how to tie this knot

The Flying D Ranch in Montana barred access to 100 square miles of public land — and the law offered no clear remedy. Here’s how a familiar public-access battle led to warring neighbors, boycotts, and a fatal ambush

A lot of people think PRS and other competitions aren’t relevant for hunting, but participating will be one of the most beneficial things you ever do

This simple maneuver can save expensive baits from watery graves

We tested two CZ 457 rimfire rifles in the field and on the range

In this video, legendary walleye angler the Griz, demonstrates how to fillet a walleye the traditional way

Most of the time, trophy bass are caught with the proper tackle and technique — not luck. Here's what I learned from four decades of fishing the same lake

Here's a quick reality check for nonresident hunters heading West this fall

Evacuations of the remote 1-million acre wilderness are ongoing as visitors and locals face a dozen-odd fires in northern Minnesota and Canada, hazardous smoke conditions, and loss of income during peak paddling season

In 1969 the .22/250 Remington was just about the hottest thing in the field of varmint cartridges. OL's legendary shooting editor explains why

A natural resource lawyer from Utah breaks down the reduction of Grand Staircase and Bears Ears national monuments, debunks claims that you can't hunt or fish there, and explains what's next

A pro kayak angler on the commitment it takes to catch the biggest bass of your life

We tested the new Tactacam trail camera in the field to see if its battery life, photo quality, and detection capabilities are worth the upgrade

The author had a close call with an elusive black bear, and now his hounds were after him again

This crossbow scope has impressive technology, but it raises ethical questions

The Montana FWP director said she considers this a “dress rehearsal for delisting”

Strange tracks in the mud of an abandoned silver-mining camp led us on one of the wildest trails we ever rode

Can you drink your own urine? Does moss actually grow on the north side of trees? Here's a reality check

Sure, you have a bug-out-bag packed for emergencies. But do you know where to go when it's time to leave?

I followed the famed guide into a Brazilian marsh alive with snakes, gators and the biggest cat in the Americas