Sign up for the Quick Strike newsletter The latest fishing news, tips and tricks Boffins are controversial. The mere mention of these “trash fish” on social media can spark a comment war. They’ve been here since the Jurassic period, but I first found them 20 years ago at the bottom of Columbia Lake in Arkansas.
In today’s era of max-cushioned shoes, many trail runners crave the connection: To the trails, to the games, to the wild places they run through. curious wanderer, The new trail running shoe, from a brand committed to environmental sustainability, provides runners with a sense of connection to both the track and the earth during their
Colorado hunters and anglers are trying to get ahead of the next wildlife ballot battle. A proposed constitutional amendment, currently listed as Initiative 302, would create the right to hunt, fish, and harvest fish and wildlife in Colorado. The measure has cleared the state title board, meaning supporters can collect signatures. It is not yet
Mark Vorderbruggen has been documenting the wild plants of Texas for years. His videos and posts make intro accessible to anyone starting out. If you’ve spent any time searching for grazing information in Texas, you’ve probably come across Meriwether. That’s the pseudonym of Mark Vorderbruggen, a biochemist and longtime forager who has spent years documenting
Updated June 15, 2026 08:45 am I’ll never forget my first train trip stargazing on the Sky Railway’s ‘Stargazer’ service in my hometown, Santa Fe, New Mexico, a few years ago. As a dark sky expert and a self-proclaimed railway connoisseur, nothing gives me greater pleasure than combining my two passions – stargazing and trains
If you want to explore the world of knives, be careful: it’s a slippery slope. In short, I went from someone who only had one Swiss Army knife to someone who had cabinets full of fixed blades, folders, automatics, and an array of sharpening accessories. And as my collection has grown, so has my mentality
Keith Lusher 06.15.26 Military officials in Texas are asking for the public’s help in identifying a bow hunter who was photographed carrying premium hunting equipment inside a restricted training area. Joint Base San Antonio-Camp Bullis. The unidentified man was captured on a trail camera walking through a wooded part of Camp Bullis called “TA 12
Updated June 15, 2026 04:06 pm UPDATE: June 15: The man who jumped with Lewis has been identified as 68-year-old Danny Joe Craigle of Arizona, according to Moab. Times-Independent. Phenomenal adventurer Andrew “Sketchy Andy” Lewis died Sunday, June 14, BASE jumping in Moab, Utah. Lewis, 39, was parachuting with an unidentified man strapped to his
Sign up for the Quick Strike newsletter The latest fishing news, tips and tricks Every fisherman has a story about “the one who got away”. In some cases that giant bug-eyed bass got caught completely off guard due to bad luck. But in many other instances, it’s because you weren’t ready to catch the fish