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Hurricane Idalia dealt a blow (get it?) to Southwest Florida fishing efforts this week. But the outlook for a new fall season, beginning Friday, is remarkably bright.

We’ve entered a new phase of the rewilding revolution. Now nature lovers can spend the night in stylish stays amid areas where wildlife is positively thriving,

Katie Pinke reflects on her family's Christmas lutefisk tradition and the one year they didn't follow it.

The Colorado town of Granby on the far side of Rocky Mountain National Park is launching an anti-corporate “independence” identity campaign — fighting to keep local control and protect nature

If you're looking for a luxurious couples weekend without travelling for miles - then this staycation cabin might be right up your street

Another week of beautiful weather in the books. With the exception of early morning fog, conditions for boating were perfect and about as close to summer-like c

Grand County’s 27th annual National Public Lands Day took place Sept. 25 with over 100 volunteers working five different projects across the county.

Before you continue, stop and think: Does the headline above seem familiar? Is it possible you’ve already read this review? Have you experienced this precise moment previously? Are you somehow reliving the same sequence of events? That uncanny sensation of déjà vu could be connected to false memories or it may be a sign that we’re stuck in a rut. Since the beginning of the pandemic, that feeling seems even more prevalent as we find ourselves locked into repetitive but necessary ...

On the Water: A good week fishing offshore and inshore By Capt. Bill Russell - | Jan 27, 2021 Sheepshead, snapper and grunts for dinner. Brad and Sarah Riggen visiting from Indiana took advantage of the great weather while fishing near shore reefs with Capt. Bill Russell. PHOTO PROVIDED Although a little cold to start the week, weather conditions were near perfect from mid-week through the weekend. Flat calm seas allowed boats from large to small to venture into Gulf waters. Inshore, despite t...

December 18 fishing report from Byron Stout Reset Alex Henderson and his friend, Antulio, caught this uncommon fat snook Sunday in the mouth of the Caloosahatchee River. What made the even event rarer was . . . A second fat snook (Centropomus parallelus). The all-tackle record for fat snook is 10 pounds, 14 ounces, from Brazil. Florida doesn’t list a state record for fat snook, only common snook. Photos courtesy Lehr’s Economy Tackle. NC State junior Avery Bishop’s snook was one of 35 cau...