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This is the Instagram page that no angler or boater wants to end up on

The grant dollars — all generated by sportfishermen and boaters — are already allocated to conservation, and cannot be used to offset the national debt

The 15-year-old's salmon reportedly outweighed the leader by 15 pounds

I knew the huge 10-pointer would win our friendly family competition, but it took me years to realize he was a state record

I'd heard plenty of rumors about the phantom buck, but I had no idea he would become the biggest archery buck in the state at the time

A growing roster of Republican senators could no longer back Sen. Mike Lee's provision to sell federal lands

Voting on the Big Beautiful Bill starts today. It faces growing opposition in the House

Before you head to your favorite watering hole or campsite to unplug this Fourth of July, check if any gear upgrades on your list currently cost less

I tested two pairs of robot legs to see which would make me a faster, stronger hiker.

Treat your feet right with these spacious kicks built for the trails

Some of our favorite power stations and solar generators are on sale

As expected, the provision to do away with Form 4s and $200 tax stamps has been disqualified from the Senate version of the One Big Beautiful Bill 

Lake life comes at you fast: Save money at Overton's until July 7th

There's an order to rigging up your bike for off-road riding

Unknown Munitions is taking one of the most popular factory hunting rifles and giving it some serious upgrades

After it was tagged by biologists, the spoonbill doubled in weight and likely traveled through seven states

“It’s a mammoth of a carp”

Nearly 100 percent of Minnesota hunters punched their moose tags during the state's first modern season in 1971. They still had to work for it

Food plotting is hard work and can be expensive. So don’t mess it up with these mistakes