Avoiding insects is all part of taking to the woods when hunting season arrives. Here are the creatures awaiting your arrival.
Soft mast is a favorite deer food; hunters in the Carolinas need to recognize and hunt around it.
September teal season offers waterfowl hunters a chance to warm up on speedy birds that arrive early in migration.
Where should public-land hunters go for 2021-22 deer action? Biologists point deer hunters to a double-handful of Louisiana WMAs.
Grass means bass, but you have to figure out how to make the connection. Here’s how to get through the grass to the fish.
Availability of bait causes seasonal changes in speckled trout behavior. Choose their favorite season foods and catch more fish.
Adam Shields has a strategy to intercept a speckled trout’s transition this month by using travel routes and baitfish habits against them.
When it comes to getting bites from crappie, this north Louisiana guide has some new ideas on catching them in the fall.
Decide which sight suits your hunting situation and budget, buy it and learn exactly how it works to ensure your success.
Every season, hunters pass up bucks in the hope they will be trophies in a year, but will they really grow any larger? This year, maybe so.
Louisiana guide Charlie King said the Mister Twister Sassy Stingum will really put the crappie in the cooler.
Camouflage kayaks are available and ready to serve double duty as fishing and hunting vessels for a cast and blast this month.
The king mackerel is a speedy, sharp-toothed brawler and a favorite of many anglers along the Gulf and Atlantic coasts.
Don’t go looking for September speckled trout schools; scattered fish are going to be your primary targets.
Nearly 1,000 manufacturers and businesses displayed fishing gear at the ICAST annual show. Here are a few of the writer's favorites.
Andrew Godley and his crewmates won “best boat” at St. Thomas More Catholic High School’s fishing rodeo on Aug. 6-7 at Cypremort Point.
A drawdown has been set for Indian Creek Lake for aquatic vegetation control, reduction of organic material, and fish habitat improvement.
The Lake Commission has approved a boat launching fee structure to maintain and improve D’Arbonne Lake and its facilities.
The Coast Guard is reminding operators of boats less than 26 feet in length of a new nationwide kill switch law.
Shane Stelly has been fishing the Atchafalaya Basin for sac-a-lait since he was a small boy. Here are some of his fishing tips for summer.
Frank “Boo” Grizzaffi looks forward to fishing Flat Lake in September, when bass start moving from the inside cypress trees to outside trees.
Bill Lake will focus all his efforts this month targeting redfish in the deeper holes and channels around Dularge.
September brings a break from the heat. Higher water and lots of grass will have Toledo Bend bass regulars happy.
As we enter September, Capt. Adam Jaynes shares his best tips for sight-casting to cobia, aka ling, in southwest Louisiana.
Juanita Lachney, who helps manage Yucatan Landing, shares some tips for catching slab white perch (crappie) on Yucatan Lake in September.
Make sure your holdover deer stands are ready well before opening day. Cleaning out and fixing them is a must on preseason to-do lists.
Jeremy Cable and his family operate Lite ’em Up Bowfishing, a charter service that specializes in nighttime fishing excursions in Cocodrie.
LSU-S’s Tripp Bowman and Blakely Young qualify for national college bass-fishing championship on New York’s St. Lawrence River.