Patience pays off while trolling for walleye on Green Bay

If you've blinked recently, you might not have noticed that kick boats, float tubes and kayaks

By Paul Smith, Milwaukee Journal Sentinel

Pacific Bluefin Tuna Could Be Biggest Ever

Nathan Adams recently boated a 738-pound Pacific bluefin tuna (Thunnus orientalis) that could

Special to OutdoorChannel.com

Oneida: Something for Everyone at Bassmaster Northern Open

Sometimes it takes a fresh, new look at your spring trouting techniques to find an approach

by B.A.S.S. Communications

Outdoor Channel, Pro Anglers Form ‘MAJOR LEAGUE FISHING'

If you're eager for angling action, then don't pass up a chance to hit any of these Minnesota

by MAJOR LEAGUE FISHING

Don't Be Too Proud: Take an Online Treestand Safety Course

Many opening archery seasons are just around the corner. Since treestands are a popular part

by Pennsylvania Game Commission

OR: Wild Coho Fisheries Open on Coastal Rivers Sept. 15

For the third year in a row, predicted coho salmon returns are high enough to open some rivers

by regon Department of Fish and Wildlife

OR: DFW may Lift Fishing Limits on South Twin Lake

The Oregon Department of Fish and Wildlife has proposed suspending all daily catch limits,

by Oregon Department of Fish and Wildlife

One Year Later, Oil Spill Response Found 'Lacking'

The one year anniversary of the Deepwater Horizon BP Oil spill has come and gone, and reviews

On Thin Ice

Skittering, jiggerpoling, doodlesocking: bass-fishing methods as tried and tested as their

By John Taranto, Outdoor Life

On The Ready

You hear a lot of clichés in the fishing industry. Our sport is 10 percent skill and 90

David A. Brown, OutdoorChannel.com

Oil Spill Claims Process Transferred from BP to Gulf Coast Claims Facility

On August 23, oversight of the claims process for businesses affected by the Gulf oil spill

Oil Casts Ugly ‘Shadow'

New technologies help anglers go light. From downriggers to flashy attractors, trolling light

Steve Bowman, OutdoorChannel.com