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Learn new hunting strategies and management techniques that will help you better understand deer behavior, the lay of the land, and how to hunt mature bucks.
Learn how you can catch big channel catfish in the smallest of rivers and tributaries by using the right baits. Bust out that old canoe and anchor up because there's an adventure to be had chasing these delicious fish in hard to reach places.
For this list of 18 strange-but-useful things to keep in your tackle box or boat, we talked to several avid anglers to see what other sorts of things they never leave the dock without.
In the angling world, springtime means one thing – the spawn. Crappies will begin to migrate from deeper water pockets up into the shallows to stage for the spawn. Though finicky, targetting crappies in the early spring can be one of the best times to catch yourself a nice fish fry!
Starting and maintaining a fishing journal by recording key takeaways after every fishing trip can provide you with an exceptional informational resource for making decisions in the upcoming years.
A Q&A style interview with Aaron and Zach of The Hunting Public covering questions about public land hunting, access, scouting, and general hunting tips for being mobile and adaptive on public land in any state.
Think you need to own and know how to use fly fishing gear to catch stream trout? Think again! A spinning reel and rod setup correctly with the right tackle can be just as effective at catching weary trout.
Be prepared to hit the woods running this turkey season by knowing how your gun shoots ahead of time, what you should be carrying in your turkey vest, and how you plan on hunting these big birds.
Bassmaster Elite Angler, David Mullins, offers up some expert tips on how, where, and when to use jerkbaits to fish for bass in the cold waters of early spring.
Costa Rica is one of the world’s foremost sport fishing destinations. From the offshore fishing for billfish to inshore fishing for roosterfish and tarpon, even freshwater fishing on our lakes and rivers, anglers from all over the world travel to Costa Rica to get in on the action.
Turkeys live in a bubble. Get inside that bubble unnoticed and you'll almost always spark a positive reaction from a tom, which is unfortunate for him. Closing the gap ever so slightly can make all the difference on your next hunt.
No matter where you’re booking your next fishing trip, the following 9 tips will help you be a better fishing charter client and result in a more enjoyable day on the water for both you and the crew.
It’s springtime, which to many midwestern anglers means some of the best fishing of the season is about to kick-off. With water temps moving into the high 30’s to low 40’s, walleyes and jumbo perch are beginning to stage for the spawn in area rivers. Here's where you can find them and what you can use to catch them.
Learn how to rig these three simple worm baits that will catch a ton of bass from Florida to Wisconsin waters.
If you're running low on shed hunting properties, don't be afraid to check out overlooked places like state parks, suburban properties, and vast grasslands or greenways. A lot of times, big bucks use these areas as sanctuaries and leave their antlers there for you to find.
Here are three things you should be paying attention to during your spring scouting or shed hunting trips that will get closer to big bucks next fall.
In this article, we cover how the working-class deer hunter can make the most of their limited hunting/free time by finding quality public land areas and how to scout and approach them to maximize success.
Even though shed hunting is a blast on its own, it’s equally important to scout, observe, and learn information while you're out in the field. Here are five things that you can learn from shed hunting.
While public lands are a great option for many of us, they also pose many challenges. This is why many turn to leasing property. Here are 6 things to consider before leasing a hunting property of your own.
Hunting over food sources close to thick cover is the heart and soul of deer hunting during the late season, or post-rut.
There are 6 factors that cause whitetails to move or stay put—weather, hormones, sex ratios, predators (man and beast), food and light (both sun and moon). Read on to learn how they can impact your hunt.
Learn how to capitalize on big bucks in standing corn during the early season and why deer prefer these hidden travel routes within the corn.
5 critically important musky fishing tips to keep in mind when you see a muskie following behind your lure.
Sometimes deer hunting requires some creativity, here are 6 easy ways to steer deer within effective bow range.
Most food plotters focus on the now at the expense of the future. It's important to understand how what they plant this current season, will affect their food plots down the road.
Wondering how hard it is to start fletching your own arrows? We take you through the process in 8 simple steps - you'll be asking yourself why you haven't been fletching your own arrows all along.
When fishing for muskies, Joe Bucher doesn’t want you to be the one making the most or longest casts, but rather the one making the most effective retrieve after every cast.
Food plots are just a tool in the tool box. They have their place and in the appropriate situation they are very useful. However, they are not the one and only solution to managing deer.
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