SINCE LAST WEEK we gave out chores you need to do this month, and since many of those chores produce green, leafy debris, and since you eat daily, let me give you a chore — become a “worm farmer!” ...

Consider the fact that you’re either an angler or you’re not. Even if you have only a foggy memory of a day long ago when someone took you to a pond and handed you a fishing rod, you are a fisher. So, ...

Fishing report compiled by California Outdoors Hall of Fame member Dave Hurley and edited by Roger George, who guides in the ...

Bass fishing starts off with a bang. Bass breed in spring, building beds, laying eggs and protecting their young. This is a ...

Bull Island is a gift from nature to the people of Dublin. Having completed the original South Bull Wall in 1786, by 1801 it was noted by the navigation authority that the “north bull has increased ...

Deep in the Florida Everglades canals, we set out to see what fish were hiding in the water. Armed with worms, nets, and light tackle, we quickly discovered that the area was full of Oscar cichlids.

While Trump’s approach to Greenland has shifted, the world has been unable to slow the effects of climate change. The Arctic is warming faster than any other region in the world, driven by the burning ...

Fish: wild, Alaskan-caught pollock, tartar sauce, and half a slice of cheese, but you may get something else, too.

These dedicated lure makers are keeping the longstanding tradition of balsa crankbaits alive for American fishermen.

Our fridged February held off the spawn & now it's on! Tune into JT Kenney's March freshwater fishing report for the hot tips on how to reel in one of those big ol' bass!

KIM REFOSCO AGE: 46 COMMUNITY: Penn Hills HER STORY: Kim Refosco started a Pittsburgh-area chapter of Afro-Outdoors in 2017.

Phil Gonzalez cut his teeth on Montana's Bighorn River, and his expertise and generosity has helped shape the river as locals know it today.