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Savvy anglers know that spinning rods can handle the biggest fish around and throw the lightest lures while being both exceptionally sensitive and extremely powerful. Of course one rod can’t do it all ...

Some claim that a suppressor can mess with your rifle's accuracy. Here's what really happens when you add a can to your muzzle.

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On Lake Erie, migrating walleyes are tracked by researchers with advanced tech—and a truly fanatical fishing culture.

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Here’s a look at the biggest and baddest trout ever caught—from brookies to rainbows to lakers—according to the IGFA records.

Take an old-school float down the Yukon from Whitehorse to Dawson through rapids, ghost cabins, grayling waters and Klondike ...

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Are all these trendy critter baits truly productive, or just for quacks? It turns out that some of them actually catch fish.

Even Outdoor Life's legendary editor Jack O'Connor missed on occasion, as detailed in this African sable hunt from the the ...