Recent Hunting And Fishing Articles
TWRA Scraps License Fee Hike: What It Means for 2025
The Tennessee Wildlife Resources Agency (TWRA) has made a surprising move that’s got hunters and anglers across the state breathing a sigh of relief. Just days ago, the agency announced it’s pulling back on a plan to raise hunting and fishing license fees that was set to kick in on July 1, 2025. T
Will Trump Reopen Hawaiian Waters to Fishing?
In a move that’s stirring up debate across the Pacific, the Western Pacific Fishery Management Council is gearing up to ask President Donald Trump to lift a long-standing fishing ban in the Papahanaumokuakea Marine National Monument, a vast protected area surrounding the Northwestern Hawaiian Isla
New Georgia Hunting Laws: What’s Changing July 1, 2025
As summer winds down and the anticipation for hunting and fishing seasons ramps up in Georgia, a trio of new laws is set to shake things up for outdoor enthusiasts. Effective July 1, 2025, these regulations, passed by the Georgia General Assembly during its 2025 session, bring practical changes to
Why Yellowstone’s Rivers Are Closing to Fishing
Yellowstone National Park, a haven for anglers chasing trout in pristine waters, is facing a tough summer. Rising temperatures and dwindling river flows have forced park officials to shut down fishing on some of its most iconic rivers every afternoon. The move, aimed at protecting the park’s trout
11 Skills for Caring for Your Gun in the Wild
11 Skills for Caring for Your Gun in the Wild Image credit: Gentleman's Pursuits/Canva When you're out in the wild, miles from a gun shop or a workbe
Public Land Sales Spark Outrage Among Hunters
In the heart of the American West, a firestorm is brewing over a U.S. Senate budget bill that could forever change the landscape for hunters, outdoor enthusiasts, and conservationists. The proposal, tucked into a budget reconciliation bill, aims to sell off millions of acres of federal public land
New York's Crossbow Bill: A Game-Changer for Hunters?
New York hunters are buzzing with excitement after the state legislature passed a groundbreaking bill that could transform big game hunting across the state. On June 17, 2025, the New York State Assembly unanimously approved legislation allowing crossbows to be used wherever longbows are permitted,
Michigan’s Au Sable River Tops U.S. Fly Fishing
The Au Sable River in Northern Michigan has earned its place as the top fly-fishing destination in the United States, beating out some of the most famous rivers in the country. According to a recent USA Today poll, readers across the nation voted this 138-mile waterway as the best spot for casting
Sardine Fishing Ban Lifted in California
The California Department of Fish and Wildlife (CDFW) recently announced a major change for fishermen along the Southern California coast. As of June 13, 2025, the state has lifted restrictions on Pacific sardine fishing, allowing both commercial and recreational harvesters to resume catching these
Elkhead Reservoir Fishing Classic 2025 Kicks Off
The Elkhead Reservoir Fishing Classic, hosted by Colorado Parks and Wildlife (CPW), kicks off on June 21, 2025, offering anglers a shot at nearly $10,000 in prizes over nine days of competitive fishing. Held at Elkhead Reservoir State Park, this annual tournament draws fishermen from across Colora
