North Dakota Fishing Report – May 7, 2025 – video
Devils Lake Convention & Visitors Bureau Reports
May 7, 2025
The fish are snapping. Bobbers with leeches the go-to setup.
North Dakota
Star Watch: A star party by the ocean
Bob Drieslein
May 5, 2025
This past January, my wife, Vicky, and I attended a star party at Fort Macon State Park in coastal North Carolina. The park partners with Crystal Coast Stargazers, a local astronomy club, to offer these
Avoid these common situations with puppies so they don’t become bird dog problems later
Site Staff
May 5, 2025
A lot of folks end up with puppies in the springtime. Most of those pups turn out just fine, but it’s almost impossible to find a dog that doesn’t have a few quirks. This goes
What to know about hunting the many U.S. military bases open to the public
Dan Small
May 3, 2025
The federal government manages millions of acres throughout the U.S., much of it open to public hunting.
You are probably familiar with hunting opportunities on national wildlife refuges, Bureau of Land Management lands, and
Understand the forage to become a better bass angler
Louie Stout
May 2, 2025
If you’re like most bass anglers, you go to the lake, tie on favorite baits and head to spots where you’ve caught them before. If that doesn’t get you many bites, you switch baits and
Breaking down the many black bass subspecies beyond largemouths and smallmouths
Louie Stout
May 1, 2025
Ask most Outdoor News followers to name the different species of black bass and, most likely, you’ll hear largemouth and smallmouth.
Rightly so. Those are the primary species of bass we have in northern
Focus on these important details to trigger a tom
Mark Strand
May 1, 2025
According to my turkey-hunting mentor, Ray Eye, skilled hunters in the Missouri Ozarks have forever wished there was no such thing as a spring season. Why? Because they think it’s not fair to hunt gobblers
Commentary: Value of public lands is enhanced by conservation. Here’s what that means
Boone and Crockett Club Report
April 30, 2025
The U.S. federal public land estate is an American legacy the Boone and Crockett Club will support forever. Since our founding in 1887, whenever the suggestion has been made that public land be disposed of
Artists, fish-lure makers give floating trash a new life
Patrick Durkin
April 26, 2025
A social-media friend recently sent me a link to YouTube videos about using “feminine napkins” as bait for catching bass, catfish, lake trout, and rainbow trout.
He considered the videos “LOL,” and said the
