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This finesse fishing tactic has been catching bass for decades. Learn why it works, how to rig it, and when to fish it

OL's former field editor meets up with a crew of old-school Mississippi public-land hunters, and is forced to break out some unorthodox tactics

We all love walleye and flounder, but it’s time to expand your palate

Sometimes you look back and marvel that a certain shot connected — like this one, on a big Stone ram

A squarebill crankbait works wonders when bass flood the banks in the spring

Wildlife officials say they will also have to cut back on things like monitoring surveys and maintenance projects

General Tire’s AS07 is built for truck and SUV owners who tow and travel year-round. From trailering a boat to the ramp to hauling an ATV to the trailhead, it’s designed for dependable traction in changing conditions.

A banner day of salmon fishing turns into a nightmare when massive waves roll across the Pacific, killing fishermen and complicating rescue efforts

No matter what you call it — hogging, grabbing, tickling, hand fishing — noodling catfish is an adrenaline-packed way to target trophy fish

After testing hundreds of knives, this is one of the best budget options of all time

We were absolutely covered up in deer

Save more than $200 on a baitcasting reel with these clearance deals

“He was more perturbed than I was”

If you’re wondering when the best time is for a fly-fishing trip to Colorado, the answer is now

These fish are known for their aggressive topwater bites, but are surprisingly picky when it comes to lures they'll attack

Catching “golden bonefish” isn’t complicated if you understand your targets

After throwing his whole tackle box at the fish, Rich Courtright remembered the live meal worms in the car

Wildlife managers and federal employees are wary of another round of cuts and funding reductions. Here's what's being proposed

As more prescription and illicit drugs enter our waters, scientists are trying to understand what the consequences are for our native fish

I walked up to it, took a good look — and panicked