Fishing
New York’s Erie, Niagara counties dole out annual sporting awards
The outdoor conservation community, including fishermen, hunters, trappers and the like, honor the stewards of New York’s natural resources every year through the county’s federation of clubs. The Erie County Federation of Sportsmen’s Clubs held
New York Mixed Bag: NYS Outdoor Writers to hold spring conference in Oswego County
The New York State Outdoor Writers Association will hold its annual spring conference in Oswego May 30 through June 2. Headquarters will be the Clarion Hotel and Suites Riverfront in downtown Oswego. During the event,
Lows Lower Dam work continues in Adirondacks, with access still limited for outdoor users
Summer and likely fall access to a popular but remote Adirondack fishing, camping and paddling destination remains limited due to an ongoing dam reconstruction project.
The New York State Department of Environmental Conservation continues
New York Outdoor News’ Person of the Year: Ned Librock gives the gift of fishing to children with cancer
It takes a special person to rise to the occasion for a special cause. And what could be more special than supporting children with cancer? That is why Capt. Ned Librock of Pendleton, in Niagara
Great Father’s Day gift ideas for outdoor enthusiasts
Whether Dad is at the range or on a date-night with Mom, Vortex’s team has his eyes covered with stylish and practical new glasses full of features tailored to hunters , anglers, and shooters everywhere.
Which trucks and SUVs offer the best off-road capabilities for your outdoor pursuits?
For most Outdoor News readers, off-roading isn’t a hobby; it’s a need.
Whether it’s traversing rugged terrain to access a downed deer, planting trees and maintaining food plots, or hauling treestands into the back
Metro Area Fishing Report – May 26, 2024 – video
The walleyes and bass are snapping.
Wisconsin’s Kettle Moraine State Forest ready for a busy summer in 2024
State park employees have two of Wisconsin’s busiest state parks, the Kettle Moraine State Forest Northern Unit and Southern Unit, geared up for another busy summer.
Joe Giesfeldt, superintendent of the northern unit, said
Here are some summertime sunfish lakes to consider in Ohio
My fondest bluegill story came from Milton Trautman. I met him at Stone Laboratory on Lake Erie in 1981. A student and teaching assistant at the time, I was told to pick up Dr. Trautman
