With high-paying guests, huge rainbows, and even bigger egos on the line, a feud between fishing guides gives way to some undercover work by the Alaska State troopers
Instead of a backpack tax, Oregon will adopt a hospitality tax. The bipartisan effort was supported by everyone from conservationists and ranchers to environmentalists and urbanites
Snag these last minute deals from the Spring Classic Fishing Sale
To a North Dakota boy like me, snipe-hunting still bears the smell of a hoax. To the Irish, they rank above ducks and pheasants
Learning how rivers and streams react to changing late-winter patterns will help score your first fish of the season faster
A series of land deals in Georgia have put an end to the controversial Twin Pines project — while also opening up thousands of acres to public access
More than 60 years ago, former shooting editor Jack O'Connor was patiently explaining how and why certain rifle cartridges survive and others die off. Many of his points still ring true today
There are plenty of iconic rivers in Alaska. But even the most unassuming river holds plenty of fish — and enough danger — to keep adventurers like us happy
A kid walks out of the night and into your camp — lost, scared, and half-frozen. Would you know what to do? Because I wasn't sure
These four diehards have devoted their lives to crushing fishing records that most people can't be bothered by
There are some sounds that all hunters should get a chance to hear. The red stag roar is one of them
Could you ever quit your job and just go fishing? It's worked out for these six diehards
We patterned the top TSS and lead turkey loads — then we shot them into ballistic gel
New Jersey officials say they will not certify Victor Gelman's 45-pound muskie as a state record, but that they're still "proud of the fish and the angler" who caught it
For decades, burbot were seen as a trash fish, but that’s not the case anymore
“They had a car open up somewhere by Thief River, and it traveled on the train tracks along 59 all the way to the port of entry. And it’s nothing but salted corn the entire way”
We tested nearly every release aid on the market and chose the best options for bowhunters
Sick with a cold and cramped in a makeshift blind, Teddy Roosevelt's grandson returns to east Africa to chase big cats
After spotting some gigantic carp in his local park, Iowan Jacob Mackey started learning everything he could about carp fishing. Now, his biggest catch was just certified as a record breaker
Spearing spiny, venomous lionfish has turned into an obsession among a growing community of divers in the Gulf and Atlantic