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"On this last trip, I caught 12 fish over 20 pounds"

When DOGE canceled Take Me Fishing, the industry was dismayed, but some anglers rejoiced. Here's why

Gracie wasn't gun shy, and she made a season's worth of one progress in one day. I've never seen anything like it

The days of buying an elk tag at the hardware store might be fading away, but the West is still rich in elk opportunities. Here's a breakdown of the states to investigate and how to find a bull when you get there

The antelope Jay Cutler killed was a common sable, and not an endangered giant sable as many haters (and headlines) have claimed

Some Yeti gear is best-in-class. Some is the equivalent of setting your money on fire.

“This pup was a force, a true Florida badass. Fearless, sharp, and loyal to the bone”

I was fishing alone 20 miles offshore when my outboard quit on me. As a former Coast Guardsman, I wasn't worried. Then I hooked into two big fish

These classic patterns should absolutely have a place in your modern-day arsenal

A new law requires hikers, bikers and other outdoor users to help fund some of the state's wildlife management areas alongside hunters and anglers

A look at one of the most innovative and least expensive flagship compound bows

"We took Shawn's boat and we scooped some water into his boat, then flopped the fish into that and just shoved it off from shore a little bit"

I waited just a moment too long to shoot, setting in motion a series of tough decisions, hair-raising scrambles, and one very big problem

The only way to truly trout-fish a wild Western river is to live on it for a few days

The summer after I turned 10, I became a demon of single-mindedness. I hounded my dad — mercilessly — to take me fishing

Not all instant tents are gimmicks. These five tents are worth a look

These stowable and lightweight kayaks make getting on the water easy

As a PH, I faced no worse fear than tracking a wounded big cat

The new bounty program — one of many across the country — is part of a larger effort to map the spread of black carp in the Mississippi River Basin

These gloves do everything from camouflaging your hands to keeping your digits warm