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A Bassmaster pro shows you how to hook more fish anytime of year with a classic rig

Some guns are more effective than others at putting down dangerous game, but there's not one rifle you can absolutely count on when a wild animal charges

Dual-purpose guns you can depend on in the backcountry and at home

It might not win in a popularity contest, but the .260 Rem. is beginning to gain traction with hunters

Fishing legend Alberto Knie's 10 tips for hooking into monster striped bass

Which one of these new rounds will be the next big thing in the shooting world?

There’s a revival going on in the Great Lakes. Here’s how to get in on the action

Expert fishing tips from the big-bass catching legend, plus seven of the best spinnerbaits

A guide for creating better whitetail food plots no matter where you hunt

Whether you’re a weekend warrior or a world-class competitor, these trap and skeet shooting tips from some of the nation’s most accomplished shotgun shooters will help you improve your game.

Caribou are the gateway big-game animal for hunting Alaska

Classic bullets and guns from the greatest big-game continent

There’s a deep, rich history of African American dog trainers in the South. It’s time to face the beauty, and ugliness, of those origins

Don’t just head to the shooting range the week before bird season begins. This program will make you a more effective wingshooter than ever

The Great American Outdoors Act would permanently fund LWCF and address failing public-land infrastructure

Plenty of folks argue that largemouth bass taste like mud. But they’re not prepping their fish properly

A customized MK107 Mod 2-M pistol in .223 leads the charge in this rundown of best guns for your truck

Here’s how to pack heat safely and comfortably in the warmer months

Many states will allow the FireStick to be used during regular muzzleloader seasons as a way to get more hunters in the field

There are a variety of pathogens infesting the waters we fish, and these are some of the parasites and infections anglers are most likely to see in the fish they catch