Top summer tactics for weed walleyes

Quit trolling, rigging, and jigging the breakline for walleyes, and consider pursuing old marble-eye in the vegetation

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Lay Over Walleyes

Anglers love to follow cliches. Many of these cliches get taken as truths and get repeated until nobody ever questions what them

By Jason Mitchell Contributing Writer

Strike zones: The most misunderstood facet of freshwater fishing?

Whether for walleyes, bass, or panfish, modern anglers must place their live bait or lure in the strike zone

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Building a better angler via the confidence factor

Your lures, boat, rods-n-reels, location, and weather all directly affect your luck and thus your willingness to experiment and find freshwater fishing success

Terry Tuma Blog

Gobbler hunting strategies: The snood reveals the mood

During that turkey hunting moment of truth, closely watch that fleshy appendage hanging off the beak of a boss tom.

By Mark Strand Contributing Writer

Three great stands for hunting the rut

Narrowing down my top stand sites for hunting the rut to only three is not easy.

By Gary Clancy Contributing Writer

Deer and bowhunting: Treestand safety starts now

Leaving up your stands all year can lead to dangerous hunting situations.

Alaska Game and Fish shares bear safety tips

Although the heavy winter snow may have them wanting to hit the snooze button, it won't be long before local bears begin to rise and shine for the spring.

By Matt Tunseth Alaska Star

Sportsmen’s Act falls again in U.S. Senate

Cabela’s coming again: Plans for 2nd N.Y. store

Searching for Morel Mushrooms

Boone and Crockett Club may have new world record bighorn sheep

Cuba is a lively place to visit

DNR discovers that eagle cam bird was once treated at Raptor Center

Remington Arms announces voluntary recall affecting Model 700 and Model Seven rifles

Latest Pure Michigan Hunt winners take home their prizes

Minnesota DNR eagle camera goes live with streaming video from metro nest

Senate passes farm bill

Lay Over Walleyes

Anglers love to follow cliches. Many of these cliches get taken as truths and get repeated until nobody ever questions what them

Water temp is key to locating Great Lakes trout, salmon

If there’s one absolute about how water temperatures affect salmon movement in the Great Lakes, it’s that there is absolutely no magic formula for homing in on the hottest bite.

A Bass'n Plan: Open water tactics for 2014

Top presentations for spring bass

A bass anglers approach to electronics

Properly employing digital age components will help you catch more fish

DIY turkey fan display: A cheap and easy option for hunters

Fun project provides a long-lasting, attractive showcase of your trophy bird

Preparation is the key to dining on good deer

In the coming several weeks, hunters will acquire tons – literally – of good meat for the table.

Arkansas Game and Fish Commission

Pecan Turkey with Maple Sauce

With maple season in full swing, now is a great time to enjoy some of that fresh, boiled sap.

Venison stew with barley

Many recipes lend themselves to substitutions… if you don’t have turkey, then chicken may be very tasty, as well. It’s no different when it comes to big game.

Ontario unveils a few new fishing rules for 2014

No updates to OWI rules from last year

By Tim Spielman Associate Editor

A bass’n plan: Head south for open water

The Great Lakes region offers fabulous bass fishing – except during the winter when the lakes are frozen and the seasons are closed.

By Louie Stout Contributing Writer

Road Tripping for turkeys: Planning your 2014 Spring Hunts

Short of a thunderous gobble on the roost, nothing gets a spring gobbler hunter’s thoughts racing more than the words “road trip.”

By Steve Piatt Contributing Writer

A Rite of Winter: Western Big-Game Hunting Deadlines

The west is home to elk, bear, antelope, mule deer and whitetails but it also has opportunities for more exotic species like ibex, oryx and javelina.

By Ron C. Hustvedt Jr. Contributing Writer

Road-Tripping for Turkeys: Plan now for spring of 2013

It’s never too early to start planning for the spring of 2013.

By Steve Piatt Editor