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Utah’s rivers, lakes, and reservoirs are more than just bodies of water—they’re havens for anglers chasing the thrill of a big catch and the peace of the outdoors. In 2025, the state’s Blue Ribbon Fisheries program is pouring $450,000 into nine projects to keep these fishing spots top-notch, ensur

In a move that could shake up Pennsylvania’s hunting scene, a new bill is making waves by proposing the use of large-caliber air rifles for big game hunting. House Bill 1538, introduced on June 2 by State Representative Gary Day, a Republican from Lehigh County, aims to add these powerful airguns

In the vast, rugged landscapes of Idaho, where hunting is a way of life for many, one man’s reckless actions have led to a dramatic fall from grace. Karl Studer, a 43-year-old from Rupert, Idaho, found himself in the crosshairs of the law after a 2023 incident that shocked wildlife enthusiasts and

The recent decision by the Trump Administration’s U.S. Department of Agriculture to revoke the Roadless Rule has sparked heated debate across the country. This move, which eliminates protections for 58.5 million acres of National Forest System lands, is being sold by some as a victory for outdoor

Utah Senator Mike Lee has stirred up a storm with his proposal to sell off millions of acres of public land, but growing opposition from hunters, anglers, and even fellow Republican senators has forced him to rethink his approach. His original plan, tucked into a massive budget reconciliation bill

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

The Bureau of Land Management (BLM) has shut down trails and off-road areas in Nome Creek Valley, part of the White Mountains National Recreation Area in Alaska, due to a raging wildfire known as the Ophir Fire (#216). This emergency closure, announced to protect both the public and firefighters,

Illegal fishing is a growing problem that’s hitting American fishermen hard. Foreign vessels sneaking into U.S. waters or ignoring international rules are flooding markets with cheap, unregulated seafood. This undercuts the hardworking folks who rely on fishing for their livelihoods, from the Gulf

In a move that’s got hunters across Minnesota buzzing, the state’s legislature is set to finalize a significant change to deer hunting regulations. The Environment Omnibus bill, which includes a provision to eliminate the state’s long-standing shotgun-only hunting zones, is slated for a special se

In Wyoming, a heated debate is brewing over a proposal that could change the way hunting tags are handled, stirring up strong feelings among hunters, landowners, and wildlife advocates. The idea, which was brought back to life during a legislative committee meeting in 2025, would allow landowners