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By the time Jesse Pashia's state-record crappie was certified, he says he'd already caught a larger fish that stands to replace his new record

The deceptively simple free rig might just be better than the classic Texas rig at putting bass in the boat

This versatile rifle from Q is an impressive do-all micro bolt action

Officials are now searching a 1,500-square-mile area of the Pacific for Paul Barning, who was reeling in a big shark when he got tangled in his line

These modern slingshots go well beyond a Y-shaped stick

The shark pulled me out to open ocean on my fly rod. But for reasons I can't explain, I refused to cut the line

Both brands make excellent shotguns. Which one is best depends on your shooting and hunting style

These pieces of gear make camping all the more enjoyable

Incredibly strong and simple to tie, this may be the most important knot for any angler to learn

These delicious underdog flatfish are making a comeback, and now is the time to get in on the action

“It’s a real fire drill, but it’s exciting, and that’s exactly why we love billfishing”

The taxman is just as bad as charter captains have been saying

After a trip to town during trapping season, I urged my lead dog to cross a section of ice that looked fine. That decision cost us dearly

Most folks don't know how to properly focus their binoculars. Here's a quick guide from two all-time optics experts

There’s more meat on a wild turkey than the breast and legs. Here's how to butcher a turkey and save every last cut

These are his tips for avoiding small walleye, and holding out for big perch

The new breed of tough, light carbon tripods will make you a better long-distance rifle shot while upping your optics game

Find pain relief, injury prevention, and more comfortable hikes with these supportive and cushioned inserts

A survey of both Republicans and Democrats in eight Western states shows that most American voters there oppose transferring federal lands to the states. A full 89 percent of voters wanted to keep National Monument designations in place

A turkey hunter turned elk-calling pioneer, Carlton moved West and ultimately reshaped how many hunters pursue and call elk