'Bama Bassin' Fun for Our Heroes

The generosity of Alabama's outdoors community continues to amaze me. When it comes to sharing

David Rainer, Alabama Department of Conservation and Natural Resources

$10,000 Diamond Jim On the Loose Again

Maryland Department of Natural Resources (DNR) staff kicked off the 2010 Maryland Fishing

The Outdoor Wire

Baraga State Park Celebrates 90th Anniversary

Back in 1921, long before there were rumors of a Great Depression or another world war, long

Bang For The Buck

Floods and terrorism typically don't go together, at least not yet. But farmers hoping to keep

Steve Bowman, OutdoorChannel.com

Banana River Full of Black Drum

Captain John Kumiski holds a 10-pound redfish caught in the no motor zone of the Banana River

Susan Cocking, McClatchy Newspapers

Bad Wind Brings Good Fishing to the Gulf

Twenty mile per hour north winds historically have impacted fishing negatively in Mobile Bay

Backreeling Saves Big Fish On Light Line

Learn this technique, and you'll be able to prevent break-offs, and you'll also be able to put

Lee McClellan, Kentucky Afield Outdoors

B.A.S.S. Reporter's Notebook: Who's Happy with 2012 Elite schedule?

Rojas owns wins at Toledo Bend and Oneida Lake, two of the eight stops on the slate in 2012

B.A.S.S. Communications

B.A.S.S. Reporter's Notebook: Watching John Murray on Lake Erie

Bassmaster Elite Series pro John Murray calls himself a “desert rat.” And that's precisely why

B.A.S.S.

B.A.S.S. Reporter's Notebook: To be Elite

Five more anglers have earned 2012 Bassmaster Elite Series entries. Newly qualified for the

B.A.S.S. Communications

B.A.S.S. Reporter's Notebook: The Very Determined Debra Hengst

As she talked on her cellphone, Bassmaster pro Debra Hengst was having her nails and toes

B.A.S.S. Communications

B.A.S.S. Reporter's Notebook: The Pull of Bradley Roy's Hobby

He calls it his “play truck.” He might drive it on the street, but it's on a dirt track

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