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I battled the tough yellowfin for three hours, and dreams of a record danced through my head. Then a spoiler showed up — one that was 16 feet long

I was packing out my buddy's moose hide when the big grizzly got ahold of me

The psychological weapon of the Americans was the hunter's rifle, but victory came from smoothbore muskets

CCF pads are reliable, versatile, and lightweight

When Alabama-based land-manager Kyle Lybarger shared his concerns about sweeping misinformation posted by an influencer in the native habitat community, it spiraled into escalating fights among social media followers

We’ve scoured the internet for some of the best deals on guns for the ultimate Fourth of July buy

Save on two of our favorite Garmin watches

Viral video clips show a black bear making a daring swim across a major Massachusetts reservoir — with two cubs clinging to her back

Nobody cares about your fillet job until there’s a fish spine sticking out of their neck

When Walter Maxwell hooked into a giant tiger shark from a South Carolina pier in 1964, onlookers were sure he'd lose the fight. Instead, his record still stands today

Epic photos of the freedivers who chase white seabass in the kelp beds of SoCal

The Hearing Protection Act seems like it should easily pass Congress while there’s a Republican majority in the Senate and the House, but that hasn’t been the case yet. Here’s the hold up

Every summer hundreds of snake hunters descend on the Everglades to track down and remove as many invasive Burmese pythons as they can. Here's a peek behind the scenes

Backpacks, coolers, and tents are on sale this Prime Day

Built on a Browning short-recoil action, this 9mm folder is one of the most compact and lightweight PCCs on the market, making it an excellent option for a truck gun or PDW

After I killed a bear with my .357 Magnum and shot targets at the rifle range, I set my revolver's iron sights on a billy

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