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Hunting
Trump Administration Pushes to Expand Hunting Access on Federal Lands
The Trump administration is moving forward with a major proposal to expand hunting, fishing, and trapping access across federally managed lands in the lower 48 states.
Hunting
Possible Changes Coming for Indiana Bobcat Season
Indiana wildlife officials are considering specific changes to the state’s bobcat hunting and trapping regulations for 2026 after another strong harvest season in 2025.
Hunting
Fewer Birds Over the Wabash: The Science Behind Southwest Indiana’s Duck Decline
For generations, Hovey Lake Fish and Wildlife Area in Posey County, Indiana stood as one of the premier duck hunting destinations in the Midwest.
Fishing
Bass on the Long Rod: Why You Should Fly Fish for Bass
Living in the Midwest, I’ve taken some heat for utilizing my fly rod for bass fishing.
Gear
The Truth About the 6.5 Creedmoor: Facts, Myths, and Real Hunting Use
The 6.5 Creedmoor has become one of the most talked about rifle cartridges of the last decade.
Hunting
Muskrats, HOAs, and a Backyard Trapline
My wife and I bought our first house in Noblesville, Indiana, in the summer of 2024.
Conservation
Invasive Carp in 2026 What’s Working What’s Changing and What’s at Stake
In parts of the Midwest, invasive carp now make up more than 70 percent of the total fish biomass in some river systems.
Gear
The 5 Best Fly Rod and Reel Combos for Lakes and Ponds
How to choose the right setup for bass, bluegill, and everything in between.
Conservation
Follow the Money: How Does Indiana Fund Conservation?
Most people assume conservation is funded by regular tax dollars.