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A tournament angler just broke the recently-set Maryland state swordfish record with a buzzer-beater fish

You can land a giant from shore if you know the right locations to target

Hunters don’t often get sick from the game they hunt, so it can be tough to identify the source when it does happen

The American eel is an uncommon catch in Missouri, but the freshwater fish is native to the state

Few anglers respect the bowfin, but Chase Soptelean's mudfish is an eye-popper

You’re ready for hunting season, but make sure you are also ready to preserve the meat, horn, and hide once your target critter is on the ground

With just a little information to go on, a Michigan DNR officer tracked down and rescued a severely injured hunter who had been trying to retrieve his treestand

If you're a hunter or angler with a commute and a family to consider, the Bronco Sport might be the ideal SUV for your outdoor pursuits

You definitely don't want to swim with these fishes

It has never been the most popular lever gun load, but the .300 Savage retains more energy at longer distances than its closest competitors

Adak is a spectacular weather-beaten island that shelters sea ducks, ptarmigan, and caribou. It’s also a staggering monument to humanity’s impact that will stand for generations to come

Montana hunting starts this month, and the six-week archery season begins Sept. 4. But fires and extreme drought may impact animals and access

The ShareLunker stocking program has produced hundreds of thousands of genetically-superior fingerlings for Texas bass anglers

You don’t need to throw a single floating decoy in the marsh to kill a limit of blue-wings this season

For years, the debate has raged: Wingmaster or Express? We finally settle the argument

After years of disarray, Big Green is nearly back to full capacity making ammunition. The story on the Remington firearms is a little less clear

Two of our favorite red meats go head-to-head in a venison vs beef showdown

Spearfisherman Jake Kline saw schools of tarpon while diving in New Jersey inlet

The Honda Rubicon was built for comfort without sacrificing performance

Tens of thousands of salmon are at risk of dying, thanks to the heat waves hitting the Pacific Northwest