Sitka has built its reputation on having some of the best hunting gear out there. But now, the brand is dipping its toes into life on the water with its all-new fishing collection. Sitka Fish—the ...

The Xplore is loaded down with all sorts of tech. For starters, you can order this unit with or without a transducer. If you opt for the transducer, you’ll get side imaging and down imaging. The only ...

Since 1993, the world record typical whitetail buck has remained a 213 5/8-inch giant taken by Saskatchewan hunter and farmer Milo Hanson. The deer—a clean, 14-pointer with an inside spread of over 27 ...

More people are buying handguns than ever before, making them the best-selling firearms in America right now. But guns cost money and with inflation, money is tight. If you’re one of the thousands of ...

If you like to hear folks squabble, just ask your hunting buddies if the 223 Remington is up to the job of deer hunting. You’ll get plenty of opinions and maybe some cussing and finger pointing, too.

There are a lot of hunting knives out there, but these are a few of the best. We couldn’t cover every hunting knife, but choose one from the list below, and you will not be ill-equipped. From $300 ...

The job of testing and choosing the best shotguns of the year is easy and fun when companies make good guns, and in 2025 they did. There was genuine innovation on display this year. There were guns ...

A good chunk of the world's people are fine eating the nearly 2,000 species of edible bugs that share the globe with us. Anthropologists say early man depended on them. According to Pliny the Elder, ...

All fish are predators, but northern pike come dressed for the part—needle teeth, vacant eyes, thick slime, serpentine shape—which is part of what make pike fishing so much fun. Their primeval ...

The best way to describe walleye is fickle—so it’s no wonder finding good walleye lures feels so difficult. When targeting these picky predators, it’s often feast or famine for anglers. There’s almost ...

There was a time, and it wasn’t that long ago, when turkey hunters didn’t wear vests. They simply put their shotshells, calls, and other gear into the pocket of their Carhartts, and off they went.