ICAST is the largest sportfishing trade show in the world, and it recently announced its 2021 “Best of Category” winners, plus its "Best of Show" award.

Mid- to late-July is the right time to kill weeds in preparation for planting fall brassica food plots.

During 2020, a surge in youth, female, Hispanic and African American fishing participation supported record numbers of anglers.

Lugging a binocular in the field can be a pain in the neck — literally. That’s why you should always use a binocular harness.

Hunters and anglers from the United States have been waiting for this announcement for many months. The border will open to fully vaccinated Americans on Aug. 9, 2021.

Many summertime bass move to deep weedlines, and the best way to catch them is with a jigworm (aka Ned Rig).

With his traditional bow, James Jean can hit everything from tossed aspirins to falling water droplets. But in his opinion, the toughest moving target is actually one that’s a bit larger.

You don’t have to attend the Pope and Young Club Convention in person to get in on the action. Here’s how to take part in the live auction remotely.

When it comes to making specialty cakes with an outdoor theme, Dusty Sinclair of Sugarbelle Sweets is second to none.

Frog fishing for summertime bass can be deadly, provided you follow these three simple tips for success.

Tagging a mature whitetail buck during late-season is usually a challenge, and that’s especially true on public land.

Central Michigan isn’t known as a hotbed for big bucks, but the host of MAD Forager encounters a mature whitetail on public land, and it’s worth checking out.

The author is a reluctant user of new technology, so if he can learn to use cellular trail cams, anyone can.