Hook and Bullet
Vermont Fish and Wildlife Department lays out moose hunt proposal to stem winter ticks’ impact
The Vermont Fish and Wildlife Department has proposed issuing 180 moose hunting permits in Vermont’s Wildlife Management Unit (WMU) E in the northeastern corner of the state in a continued effort to reduce the impact
Registration open for Long Island spring turkey hunt
Long Island’s first spring turkey hunt in over a century will begin on May 1. However, those hoping to hunt turkeys on state-owned land must first request a hunting reservation, through the Department of Environmental
Now is the time to think about antler shed hunting
In contrast, some bucks will hold their antlers into late March. This doesn’t mean that every other buck in the area is going to follow suit.
Daylight Savings Time: How would changes impact outdoor adventures?
To change, or not to change, and most of all, what to change are the pending questions that even the U.S. Congress continues to seek answers to.
Fish deep and slow for New York’s early-season trout
As a kid and young adult, the month of March produced nightly dreams of the upcoming trout opener on April 1. I’d relive casts, retrieves and strikes at my favorite stream from previous seasons as
Spinners: Add a bit of flash to your offering
I started using spinners as soon as I could afford them, which for a kid was infrequent at best. Shysters were the cheapest, Rooster Tails next.
Caught fish, must travel: Tips for transport
Bringing home fish and game is easier these days than ever – if you follow a few basic rules of food safety and have the right equipment for the job.
Fishing Tip of the Week: Look for nymphs and find jumbo perch
If you land on them, your electronics will light up like a Christmas tree.
Fishing strategies, they are a-changin’
Modern tools really have changed the ways in which we find and catch fish.
