Recent Hunting And Fishing Articles

A legal battle is brewing in the Pacific Northwest, and its outcome could reshape wildlife management and hunting rights not just in Washington State, but potentially across the country. The Sportsmen's Alliance Foundation has stepped into a lawsuit filed by an anti-hunting group called Washington

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A New Law Reshapes How Sportsmen Can Scout and Hunt Across the Gem State Idaho has never been the kind of place that rushes into things. The state's vast wilderness, its deep hunting culture, and its fiercely independent streak have long made it a place where tradition carries real weight. But tec

Mention fly fishing and most people picture Montana's Madison River, a sun-drenched stream in the Rockies, or maybe a remote stretch of water deep in the wilderness. Very few picture Cleveland, Ohio. But that's exactly where one of the finest fly fishing rivers in the entire country quietly flows —

The federal government has officially locked in new recreational fishing rules for summer flounder, scup, and black sea bass for the next two years, and there's a new process in place that changes how these rules will be set going forward. NOAA Fisheries made the announcements on April 28, 2026, an

For anyone who has spent time navigating the maze of National Firearms Act regulations, the past few years have felt like an uphill battle. Long wait times, confusing paperwork, and rules that seemed designed more to frustrate than to regulate. That may be about to change. The Bureau of Alcohol, To

Spring turkey season is one of the most exciting times of year for hunters across New York State, but before anyone heads into the woods chasing longbeards this May, state wildlife officials have a serious message they want every hunter to hear loud and clear. A Strong Start Before the Season E

There's a moment every hiker dreads — that feeling of being watched from the rocks above. In mountain lion country, that instinct isn't paranoia. It's biology. And across the American West, wildlife managers are working around the clock to make sure those encounters stay rare, and when they happen,

The Worst Snowpack on Record Is Reshaping Everything Anglers Know About Colorado Trout Season There's a moment every spring when the rivers in Colorado start to wake up. The ice pulls back from the banks, the bugs begin to hatch, and the trout that spent the winter sluggish in deep pools start mov