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The South Dakota Supreme Court has freed a hunting lodge near Agar from taxes imposed after a Department of Revenue audit. The disputed taxes and interest amount to about $17,400.

Those who love to fish or newcomers to the sport can do so for free the first weekend in June.

Daniel Gomez was ordered to pay $6,000 for poaching a buck that scored 184 inches and was considered a trophy.

The Virginia Institute of Marine Sciences says the honor was bestowed by two Smithsonian scientists who published a paper on a new species of sea bass.

A mid-day or late-afternoon blind calling session for toms in search of some loving can prove very successful.

Large and trophy fish are disappearing, while medium-sized “eater” pike are increasingly taking a back seat to small fish often derided by anglers.

A Houston-area woman has been treated for hand and back injuries after being attacked by her neighbor's not-so-friendly pet squirrel that got loose.

A duck stuck 40 feet above the ground in the backstop netting of a high school baseball field was fortunate that Olympia, Washington, firefighters were willing to come to the rescue.

Eric Lester of Campbell Hall reeled in a 60-pound female striper measuring 53.4 inches long from the Hudson River.