by Michael Pendley | Jun 30, 2021
Using a blowtorch and hot water to prepare venison? It’s not only possible, but delicious.
by Robert Kröger | Jun 24, 2021
Blood Origins, a non-profit which strives to bridge a dialogue between hunters and non-hunters, was born from the simple yet deeply personal question: Why do I hunt? Robbie Kroger is a South African native now living in Mississippi with his family. His Blood Origins...
by Sporting Classics Daily | May 27, 2021
Field to table doesn’t always mean game meat. This light and refreshing picnic peronata is made with fresh vegetables from the Brays Island garden. Summertime is meant for enjoying the outdoors, and a picnic is the ideal way to spend an afternoon soaking up the sun...
by Steven Rinella | May 25, 2021
Catfishing is a fun way to get kids interested in the sport. This family friendly fried catfish recipe makes shore-side lunch a breeze! Every spring, I take my kids fishing for channel catfish along the lower Yellowstone River of eastern Montana. It’s one of the...
by Steven Rinella | May 12, 2021
Gravlax is easier to make than smoked salmon, and especially when used with the freshest of fish, salmon gravlax tastes cleaner and livelier than smoked salmon. I love smoked salmon as much as the next fisherman, but it’s a shame that more anglers don’t experiment...
by Michael Pendley | May 3, 2021
If backstrap recipes had a playoff, this would make the finals.
by Terry Madewell | Apr 19, 2021
Fishing with longtime striper and hybrid guide Chip Hamilton on South Carolina’s Lake Hartwell, we were primed to get our fishing strings stretched by these powerful fish. Getting three outdoor writers on the same boat, and all in accord on the singular objective of...
by Jameson Parker | Apr 15, 2021
And why it’s been synonymous with camping equipment for more than a century.
by Steven Rinella | Apr 14, 2021
Keep your freshwater fish fillets flavorful and moist by using foil pouches and a sauce to protect them from overcooking or other harm. Grilling freshwater fish fillets over a fire can be tricky. A lot of the species have small fillets with lean flesh and delicate...
by Sporting Classics Daily | Apr 12, 2021
Brays Island, located in the heart of the South Carolina Lowcountry, is a sporting community with a unique history, dedicated to preservation and a love for life outdoors. SPONSORED CONTENT Brays Island is a sporting enthusiast’s dream come true—with an array of...