Most of the talk in the rifle world these days about bullets with high ballistic coefficients, high-magnification trajectory-compensating riflescopes, and rifles guaranteed to deliver one-hole groups.

Hunters need the best hunting backpacks—whether it’s a Midwest hunt for whitetails or a walk through the Rockies searching for elk. Like most outdoor gear, modern-day packs are comfortable, purposeful ...

There’s a difference between rifle slings and rifle straps. The best rifle slings have adjustable loops to help you build a stable shooting position. Rifle straps, on the other hand, are designed for ...

For versatile freshwater and saltwater performance, the Shimano TwinPower SW is the best overall pick. For freshwater-only anglers, the Vanford is the top choice. Bass fishermen should look at the ...

Bass fishing rod prices can run anywhere from the price of a super-sized meal deal at a fast-food restaurant to something that requires a considerable portion of a paycheck. Add the various lengths, ...

Quality hunting rain gear can make the difference between a successful harvest and an unsuccessful one. Unfortunately, the weather doesn’t always cooperate with our carefully planned hunts. It’s ...

For anglers who want the best all-around baitcasting rod regardless of price, the Okuma X-Series is the top pick. For strong performance at a lower cost, the Lew's Custom Lite is the best value.

Reliable baitcaster combos can make casting all day efficient and enjoyable. Baitcasting reels are known for accurate, long casts and quick follow-up casts. But if you’re new to fishing with a ...

For anglers chasing the hottest bass trend, the Berkley PowerBait MaxScent Moeba and Z-Man Kingpin are standout urchin bait options. For big-bait hunters, the Rapala PXR Stryda 180 brings ...

For hunters who want the best all-around straight-wall rifle, the Ruger American Gen II Ranch delivers multiple cartridge options, suppressor-ready features, and proven accuracy at an accessible price ...

Muskie fishing demands both mental grit and physical endurance. Hours of casting and retrieving—at times with lures measured in pounds, not ounces—push both anglers and gear to their absolute limits.

Love it or hate it, technology is becoming increasingly intertwined with the outdoors, especially fish finders. Long gone are the days of putting around a lake and looking for clues as to where the ...