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Here’s why dolphins can be such a pain for saltwater anglers — and why you still shouldn't poison or shoot them with a shotgun

Kansas wildlife officials have received a new submission for the state record but, for now, the 13-year-old record still stands. Meanwhile, the angler just missed out on a $25,000 prize from a rod company

Some social media users and Target shoppers have been confused about whether the album includes actual fishing and hunting licenses

The rapids make God's River fishing, for it's in this rough, wide, cold water that the brookies hang out

I put 10 coolers from eight different brands through a rigorous side-by-side testing protocol.

"It’s hard to sit back when you know that he’s already confessed to all this, and you can’t tell people why it’s taken so long to do this investigation”

Save on our favorite shades at Backcountry's Summer Sale

If you're in the market for a Tactacam Reveal, here's where to get the best prices on one

The leases cost anywhere from a few hundred dollars to $8,000

We tested the top bipods for your rifle

Justin Lee and his brother-in-law fired eight shots during the charge and state authorities ruled it a case of self-defense

The best rubber hunting boots should keep you dry, warm or cool, and blister free no matter how you put them to use

Even as CWD spreads in the state, a new law allows baiting on private land with a special license. The move is drawing mixed reactions from the hunting community

Here are the best ways to cook America’s favorite game meat from our favorite professional chefs, wild game foodies, and hunters

When a young Marine sets out to catch a mess of trout for his platoon, he gets a bigger fight than he bargained for

We were about to deploy to Europe, but Louisiana fishermen kept inviting us to catch bass in their best spots. Somehow, my buddy and I got passes for one last fishing trip

My little girl, a crack shot since age four, turned seven this year. Like her older brother did when he was seven, she wanted to go bear hunting

Introduced as a sportfish 50 years ago, blue cats have since invaded every major tributary of the Chesapeake Bay

When the fishing is slow, don't agonize over it. Switch it up and catch your own bait instead

The location where the shooting took place lies roughly 30 miles south of where a shed hunter killed a charging grizzly in April