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If you search out smaller waters, you'll find overlooked largemouths ready for a fight

Once you find the right cast net, you'll never buy bait again

We fought 200 watery miles (most of it upstream), portaged 32 times, and swamped the boat. It was all worth it

"I swung the gun up just as the bear's big brown head broke out of the brush four steps from me"

"The same eye that could follow the fastest ball to the plate and knock it out of the park is deadly over the sights of his .401 Winchester"

If you're not catching bass on dragonflies, it's because you're fishing them wrong. Here's how to fish it right

Every year shed and mushroom hunters stumble across the remains of a person in the woods. Those discoveries are just the beginning

These are Leatherman's top two EDC multi-tools, and one is clearly better

You'll catch stripers on these baits and lures from North Carolina to Maine

My sheep herder was working overtime trying to protect our flock from a marauding grizzly when tragedy struck

This new high-pressure, high-velocity ammunition is poised to change everything

A greenhorn and his seasoned buddy get themselves in a tight spot during a hunt in the Alaska wilderness

From flatheads to big blues, here's a look at some of the heaviest catfish on the record books

New technology has made thermal optics more capable and cheaper than ever

Sure, you've probably tried corn or marshmallows, but what about harvesting your own wasp larva or soaking a gopher leg?

While public officials condemn corner-hopping as illegal and a lawsuit seeks a court’s opinion in Montana, some sportsmen prefer the gray area of accessing the state’s corner-locked public land

This is the first time in documented history a mule deer has been harvested in the state

The Dayventure is designed with versatility in mind

These advertisements for iconic shotguns, rifles, and pistols document decades of firearms history as they appeared in the pages of Outdoor Life

This zeroing and aiming method has been used for decades, but it's not nearly as effective as you've been told