Most of the talk in the rifle world these days about bullets with high ballistic coefficients, high-magnification ...

As we move into mid-April, spring gobbler seasons are open in more than half of the states across the country. And in many of those states, gobblers are getting increasingly henned-up. But that ...

Gerald Almy is a Field & Stream contributor who has written more than 5,500 magazine and website articles and 9,000 newspaper columns for various outlets over the course of his career. Almy is a ...

Scott Canterbury says the early post-spawn is one of his favorite times of the year to fish because several things are ...

Phil Bourjaily sold his very first outdoor story—a feature about snipe hunting—to Field & Stream in 1987. He became the brand’s Midwest regional editor in 1995, and the shotgun columnist ...

A turkey hunter's life, to paraphrase what they say about a soldier’s, is 99 percent boredom, 1 percent sheer excitement (instead of terror). You make plans, scout, walk for miles, and wait for ...

Great Lakes steelhead are adfluvial fish, meaning they migrate from big lakes into rivers to spawn. This annual migration starts in the fall and ends in the spring when they return to the lakes to ...

New Mexico has officially set aside $50 million to create new wildlife crossings. The money was appropriated to fund an existing state program known as the New Mexico Wildlife Corridors Action ...

Steven Hill began freelancing for Field & Stream in 1998 when he covered Kansas and Nebraska for the Midwest news section. He has since written dozens of news, how-to, and feature articles on a ...

Nicole Combs is a lot of things: wife to country music singer Luke Combs, mom of two, businesswoman—and an avid angler. She loves being outside on the water so much, in fact, that she just came ...

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Spinnerbaits are some of the most productive yet simplest bass lures of all time. They can be used to target spotted, largemouth, and smallmouth bass from a foot of water out to about 20 feet with ...