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Hunting Tips and tactics for waterfowling's largest target species Everything about tundra swans and swan hunting is outsized, from the birds' anatomy and their air speed to a hunter's reaction when they hoist this snow-white trophy…Original linkOriginal author: Andrew McKean
Fishing In December, bluefins smash topwater baits, and you can even see Manhattan from where you're fishing Twas the day before Christmas—literally. We had to break through skim ice to get out of our slip in Jamaica Bay, N.Y., but we were determined to get one more crack at…Original linkOriginal author: John McMurray
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Gear Dig into the guts of a goose call to decide which one is best for you Short reed, long reed, or flute? Not sure which goose call to use this season? We've got you covered.Original linkOriginal author: chillman
Hunting Hunt bitter cold mornings for the best—and least disruptive—shots at food-oriented does The weather is brutal, food is scarce, and the whitetails are skittish after running a multi-month guantlet of zipping arrows and whistling bullets. Here's a plan that…Original linkOriginal author: Tony Hansen, Andrew McKean
Hunting When winter conditions are at their worst, duck and deer hunters know the action can be red-hot. These hunters don't just endure harsh late-season conditions, but intentionally seek out the cold, the snow, the ice, and the wind. Why? Because they are confident that…Original linkOriginal author: Gerry Bethge
In 1976, San Fransisco was ground zero in the world of graphite fly rod design. Golden Gate Casting Club member Jimmy Green with Fenwick hand just recently introduced graphite fly rods to the consumer public, Tom Morgan was the new owner of the R.L. Winston Rod Co., and Harry Wilson–who had started the Scott Fly Rod Company in a basement on Cook St
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Open Country Stream access is a hot-button issue across the United States, but anglers in Utah are taking good cheer from a state Supreme Court ruling that guarantees public access…Original linkOriginal author: Ben Long
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