Recent Hunting And Fishing Articles

Florida Just Reclaimed Its Throne as America's Best Fishing State — and the Numbers Back It Up Mention fishing to any American guy who takes the sport seriously, and two names come up almost instantly: Alaska and Michigan. Alaska because of its mythic wilderness, its salmon runs, its sheer scale.

Fall Turnover: Is It Killing Your Fishing? Every fall, the same thing happens. You pull up to the dock, load the boat, and you're feeling good — the air's got that crisp bite to it, the leaves are starting to turn, and you've been looking forward to this trip for weeks. Then you hit the water and

Chickamauga Lake Is the Place to Be This November: MLF Brings the 2026 Phoenix Bass Fishing League Wild Card to Dayton, Tennessee Major League Fishing has made its call, and it points squarely at one of the most storied stretches of Tennessee River impoundment in the country. MLF announced on Octo

Louisiana's Southern Flounder Season Goes Dark on October 15 — Here's Everything Anglers Need to Know Mark your calendars and pull your gear out of the water. Starting October 15, Louisiana anglers won't be able to legally land, keep, or even possess a Southern Flounder through November 30. That's

Federal's Peak Alloy Revolution: How a New Case Material Is Rewriting the Rules of the 6.5 Creedmoor For the better part of a decade, the 6.5 Creedmoor has been one of the most polarizing cartridges in American shooting culture. Its fans swear by its flat trajectory, manageable recoil, and almost

The Atlantic Is Back on the Table: Coastal Nations Converge on London for High-Stakes 2027 Fishing Talks Every autumn, a group of diplomats, fisheries scientists, and industry representatives descend on London to do something deceptively simple: decide how much fish the world's most productive oce

BLM's Vale District Greenlights Upland Bird Hunting and Guiding Permits — What It Means for Hunters This Season On October 13, 2026, the Bureau of Land Management made a move that will reverberate through hunting camps and outfitter offices across the high desert of eastern Oregon. The Bureau of L

Let me be straight with you — I almost skipped it. It was an October morning a few years back, the kind where the air has that first real bite of fall in it and the leaves are starting to turn. My buddy called me up and said, "Hey, you wanna go chase some squirrels?" And my first reaction, honestly

Two Major Hunting Organizations Take Colorado's Wildlife Commission to Court Over Furbearer Bag Limit Rollback A legal fight that has been building for months in Colorado finally arrived in a courtroom this fall, as two of the most prominent hunting advocacy organizations in the country filed a la

The Six-Million-Animal Problem No Hunter Can Afford to Ignore Every fall, millions of American men head into the woods after deer, elk, turkey, and waterfowl. The ritual is as old as the country itself. But in 2025, those same fields and creek bottoms are increasingly shared with an uninvited gues