USFWS Honors Fortieth Anniversary of Earth Day

This year marks the 40th Anniversary of Earth Day on April 22 and the U.S. Fish and Wildlife

Use A Personal Pontoon Boat For Your Next Fishing Trip

A personal pontoon boat, sometimes called a cataraft or a float boat, is an affordable entry

Kentucky Dept. Of Fish & Wildlife Resources

Vermont's Sjobeck Wins at B.A.S.S. Federation Nation Eastern Divisional

Vermont's Skip Sjobeck beat the challenge of facing different weather patterns for three days

B.A.S.S. Communications

VanDam wins 2010 Bassmaster Classic

Kevin VanDam further cemented his legacy as the world's top angler after capturing his third

B.A.S.S.

VanDam Crowned Classic King

Kevin VanDam not only won the Bassmaster Classic this past Sunday, he set numerous records in

by Brian Lynn, Outdoor Life

Urban Fishing For Peacocks

Quietly trolling in the heart of Miami, Steve McDonald waits for a bite. He targets a rare

Cash Lambert, OutdoorChannel.com

Unsure about Climate Change? Just ask your Local Fish and Big-Game Species

Glaciers are receding, the lengths of seasons are changing, and many areas in the western

U.S. Geological Survey

Unit 9 Hunters Should Be Aware of Skinner Complex Fire

Archery elk hunters and other outdoor recreationists planning to visit Game Management Unit 9

Arizona Game and Fish Department

TX: Anglers Reminded of Regulation Changes on Shared Waters with Louisiana

Louisiana and Texas have taken a big step to share consistent recreational fishing regulations

by Texas Parks and Wildlife Department

Two new boat models, for shallow-water fishing and scuba diving, unveiled by manufacturers

The Triumph Skiff 1700 is equipped with a 50-horsepower Yamaha outboard.

By Susan Cocking, McClatchy Newspapers

Trimmed down Miami International Boat Show looks for wind in its sales

Boat buyers may be ready to come back to the market thanks to pent-up demand for new

BY JOSEPH A. MANN JR., Miami Herald

Turkey Trek: Missing the Snooze Button

Everyone has a moment when even the easiest of tasks go awry.

Steve Bowman, OutdoorChannel.com