Hunting and Fishing News Blog Articles

Fishing We checked in with a group of anglers who have taken to the air to land more fish Is fishing with a drone fair or foul? Here's a roundup of anglers who are testing out new techniques with their drones to make fishing more fun.Original linkOriginal author: Nick Honachefsky

Hunting Wildfires initially leave devastation in their wake, but from the ashes come rejuvenation and big deer The benefits of wildfires come months or years after the devestation. Bleakness turns to abundance, and that's what mule deer bucks need in order to grow into mature…Original linkOriginal author: Toby Walrath

Hunting A state-by-state breakdown of the upcoming deer season Wherever you live or hunt, deer season awaits. Here’s a quick guide to the 2017 deer hunting season.Original linkOriginal author: Brian Lovett

Hunting Don’t call them cheap. These bargain bows deliver plenty of performance and value Great hunting bows for less than $600? Yes, it's a reality.Original linkOriginal author: Tony Hansen

Hunting Your opening-day countdown for beating the crowds and limiting out It's going to be crowded at the boat ramp this season, so here's a game plan for the weeks leading up to the opener, and those first few hours that kick off the start of…Original linkOriginal author: Alex Robinson

Fishing Time is running short for one of Wisconsin's greatest—and toughest—trophy fish It might be the greatest understatment in fishing, but there's something special about big brown trout. Their allure comes not only from their size and beauty, but also…Original linkOriginal author: Steve Ryan

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Hunting What happens once your bull is down can make your hunt and even save your life Elk hunting is hard work, but the real work begins once you actually tag one. Here are some rules to save your back and your meat in the woods.Original linkOriginal author: Toby Walrath

Hunting When ducks show interest but you're not getting shots, it's time to adjust your setup Instead of just hoping the next flock of ducks will finish, get out there and troubleshoot the spread. Here's how to make deke tweaks for the most common fly-by…Original linkOriginal author: Tom Carpenter

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Hunting These rare photos of a big buck rubbing off his early-season velvet are insane Each year it happens sometime around Labor Day. It’s when whitetail bucks shed the velvet from their antlers.Original linkOriginal author: Craig Dougherty and Donald M. Jones

Hunting Mix and match them to fit your needs and leave the trailer at home Thanks to new decoy designs, a solo goose hunter now has a real opportunity to set a realistic goose spread of four or five dozen lightweight decoys that fits into the…Original linkOriginal author: Alex Robinson

Hunting The total number of inches may be new, but the tradition of celebrating each turnover certainly isn't Here's a look at a few of the biggest archery elk from the record books that OL has ever reported.Original linkOriginal author: Natalie Krebs

The Survivalist Here's how to identify the fungi You might not expect tree fungus to be particularly useful, but—surprise—it’s often very handy. If you have birch or black locust trees growing near you, then you…Original linkOriginal author: Tim MacWelch