The 77 th annual Destin Fishing Rodeo finished strong with 1,078 entries and 11 anglers making it on the leaderboard on the final day of the month-long fishing tournament, which wrapped up on Oct. 31 ...

On Nov. 2, 29 of Destin’s charter boats took 334 youth and 71 chaperones out for a morning of fishing as part of the 30 th annual Take-A-Kid Fishing Day, put on by Harbor Docks Charities. “The fishing ...

By Richard Hastings This October has certainly been a windy one. While it can be a deterrent offshore, in the backcountry it simply helps us figure out where to go. Some of the windiest days can ...

While many across America honored the memory of Christian activist Charlie Kirk on Oct. 14 by gathering for prayer or holding vigils, a few from the Destin area cemented the memory of the day by ...

It's that transition time from summer to fall fishing when a variety of tactics may or may not work, said Reece Jones at Hook, Line and Sinker in Rogers. Try top-water lures at dawn and dusk for black ...

BMW's nascent Neue Klasse era promises to be quite the big deal for the brand, involving a high-tech new vehicle architecture, advanced powertrains (EV and ICE alike), a fresh infotainment system, and ...

Water level is 7.36 feet low and fairly clear. Water temperature in the low 80s. Crappie guide Blake Ostrich says fishing has been good around brush piles in 15 to 22 feet, mostly minnows. Look for a ...

Despite the heat, fall is continuing to progress in Michigan, and the leaves are changing across the state as October begins. On September 30, Pure Michigan released its fall color report for the ...

Tip of the week: Snake River fishing guides who commonly use fresh-caught smallmouth bass to catch sturgeon, say that contrary to common belief, sturgeon prefer fresh bait. Lake Roosevelt sturgeon ...

It’s been a very colorful fall, with plenty of leaf-peeping. The peak season is on the wane, but there is still plenty of color at the mid- and lower elevations. The weather is very accommodating for ...

On the lower Columbia River from Rocky Point/Tongue Point line upstream to Bonneville Dam there were 945 salmonid boats and 164 Washington bank rods tallied on the Sept. 20 flight count. Section 1 ...