This list of trout fisheries will make any angler want to get out to Colorado for a fishing trip. Colorado has some of the best trout fishing locations in the world. The state has scores of pristine mountain streams, lakes and rivers that are teeming with rainbows, browns and cutthroats. So, when you ask the […]
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We are getting closer, but depending on where you are we still are waiting for safe ice and ice fishing. Might as well at least read about it! One of my buddies here at Game & Parks, Jeff Kurrus, had a good ice-fishing story in the recent issue of Nebraskaland. He even got the cover! …
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Like most Elite anglers, Greg Dipalma is about to get busier as the 2022 B.A.S.S. season fast approaches, not that he hasn’t been getting important stuff done.
Planning a fishing trip on the Texas coast? Try one of these saltwater fishing spots in Galveston, Texas. Galveston has arguably the best saltwater fishing in Texas. The city’s gulf beaches, jetties, piers, bay reefs, and flats provide anglers with easy access to a wide variety of game species, such as flounder, cobia, sharks, redfish and speckled […]
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The 30 by 30 movement aims to preserve 30 percent of land and water by 2030. What does that mean for us as outdoorsmen? You’ve probably already heard, as just about everyone is talking about it–Wilderness Society, National Geographic, Oceans Unite, and us right here at Wide Open Spaces. With outdoorsmen and women continuing to […]
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I treasure my time spent alone in nature or in a rural setting, especially this time of year in Nebraska. If I don’t get some alone time in the great outdoors, I end up getting a little restless, grumpy and cabin fever-like (just ask my wife, Polly). Alone time is essential with the hustle and …
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Take a visual tour of the world’s better-known and lesser-visited national parks. Interested in seeing what other countries have in the national park category? These twelve notable parks and wild spaces from around the globe are amazing, each one a breathtaking example of what our natural world has to offer. If you’ve already checked the […]
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These saltwater fishing rigs produce again and again. If you’re new to the world of saltwater fishing, figuring out the best fishing rigs can be a little intimidating. Anglers have developed a swath of unique set ups for salt over the years. Don’t worry, we are here to help with some helpful fishing tips. From pier to […]
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We’re heading towards a greener future, and these five sustainable outdoor products are just the beginning. I do it, and you probably do it too. Or at least I like to think you do. You pick up those cups and wrappers you see on the side of the trail or floating in the lake. You […]
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