Tired of fighting it out with other hunters on public land, or over-hunted your private spot? Here's how to hunt deer from ...

Tom Goynes still remembers the first time he dipped an oar in the San Marcos River. He’d grown up paddling in the bayous of Houston, where the water was murky and black and anything that fell in ...

I did a short stint guiding in Alaska this summer and put some gear through the wringer — with abuse only Alaska can dish out — to see what really held up. This is the gear that stood out – Part 2. If ...

The mountains are showing fall colors everywhere you look. Vail is spectacular now with the aspens in perfect unison. The recent weather has felt like autumn. Trout are presenting opportunities for ...

"The Evening Hatch" is a daily dose of anything fly fishing, human interest, and sometimes from left field. It will be short, informative, and hopefully entertaining. Enjoy it as an easy way to end ...

In this edition of The Morning Hatch: • Night fishing opens up a whole new world on the water. -How to Catch Bass, Trout, and Panfish After Dark • Lakes and ponds are too often neglected in the fly ...

Despite rumors that permits will be required to float the Deschutes River in 2026, the Oregon State Marine board says the new regulations put in place by House Bill 2982 will not affect inner tubes.

A Beaver De Havilland Float Plane is doing its final fly over before it leaves two fly anglers on the shore of a lake to start their raft trip down a Alaskan river Mark Green resigns from Congress, ...

"Follow me, Milliken Fishing, for more action-packed bass fishing adventures, expert angling tips, lure techniques, and big catches from lakes, rivers, and beyond." ‘Ridiculous prices’ blamed for ...

In case you get stir-crazy in the coming weeks, I want to tell you about one day of fishing a few years ago. I’ve never done anything quite like it before or since. Even more notable, it happened ...

ATLANTA — To tube or not to tube, that’s the question Georgia lawmakers spent months studying in 2024. Georgia’s waterways are complicated when it comes to who can swim, float, tube or fish on them.