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Every year around May or June, the biggest stoneflies in the West start emerging along the banks of trout streams. Here are some tips on how to time and fish the salmonfly hatch

Pyramyd Air is running a huge sale on some of their top selling products

The joint lawsuit filed by two public-access groups comes just a day after the state's Lt. Gov assured lawmakers that corner crossing is illegal in Montana

There's a flurry of crappie activity during spring breeding. You just have to know where to look

Ditch your sagging supermarket knockoff for an affordable, supportive seat before your next long weekend in the outdoors

An effort to clarify Montana’s policy on corner crossing only deepened everyone’s confusion

"Once he rolled up top and we saw him, my buddy just threw the net in the bottom of the boat”

A deep dive into how to set up forward-facing sonar for crappie fishing success

The six best pellet guns for small game hunting, backyard shooting, pest control, and more

A reliable morel spot delivered again for a group of dedicated Northwoods mushroom hunters. Here are their tips for finding morels yourself

Land more bull bluegills with these tips and tactics

"I thought he was hung on grass when his rod bowed and he started cranking"

Hunter Wyche was thrown sideways by an exploding pine tree as the lightning bolt coursed through his body. The next day, he was out fishing again

Gel? Powder? A banana-shaped rubber band? There are many ways to keep a dry fly riding high

Ticks can impair and even kill fawns, particularly in bad tick years. As these parasites expand their range across the U.S., nasty infestations in young deer could become more of a concern

Whether you’re fishing a lake or a river, bridges are a hot spot for bass and panfish

The rancher who owns the land where the shed was found said they had agreed to let game wardens plant trackable sheds on their property this spring

As a professional hunter who grew up in the bush, I've had my fair share of animal attacks and run-ins with Africa's big five

Turkey behavior is changing now, so your hunting tactics should change too

When the author brings his duck hunting partner out West, he's torn between teaching him to hunt and trying to fill their tags