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Bronze Triumvirate

by Ted Pilgrim For river smallmouth bassers, “fall” carries a wonderful meaning. Across their North American range, smalljaws are on the move. Whether their riverine travels take them on lengthy journeys or short sojourns, bass respond to shorter days and cooling waters in one very important way: with great hunger and aggression. At the epicenter […]

Buffalo Bill’s QB Jim Kelly’s Turkey Hunt

This month the The American Outdoorsman YouTube Channel will feature turkey hunts from the TV vault. To kick things off Buffalo Bills Hall of Fame quarterback Jim Kelly learns about compromise while hunting in Missouri.

Bug Your Bass

by Bob Jensen Largemouth bass can, at times, be pretty receptive to whatever lure you might put in the water. On some days they’ll eat pretty much anything you throw that’s appropriate for where they’re hanging out. If you throw a bait that’s made to work in shallow water, and if the bass are shallow, […]

Bull Shark Fishing in Florida

In this highlight of the The American Outdoorsman show, AO TV host Jim Mueller travels to Florida to take on the opportunity to reel in one of the most dangerous fish the world, the bull shark. You can see the entire show here https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=w4WmlnQpu2c

Calling Turkeys with Lee Clark

Turkey calling 101 with pro-staffer Lee Clark.

Calm That Fish Down

Get that fish to stop moving around and prevent it from jumping out of your hands while you are fly fishing with this simple tip.

Calming Freshly Caught Fish

A couple of tips to chill out those fighters that want to get out of your hand before you’re ready.

Canadian Black Bear Hunt

Join AO special guest Hugh Coates, in Alberta, Canada, as he looks to harvest one of the most ferocious carnivores to walk the earth, the black bear.

Catch ‘Em In The Middle

by Bob Jensen | A new fishing season is underway. Some anglers commit themselves to trying new baits and techniques every new season. Fishing can be like the weather in mid-summer: Both can be very hot. To take part in this potentially fast action, you’ll need to do things a little differently than you would […]

Catch ‘Em Right Now

by Bob Jensen | Early summer can provide some of the best fishing action of the year for many species of fish found in the Midwest. In fact, many very successful anglers consider June to be the best time of the year to go fishing. Walleyes and bass are particularly susceptible to an angler’s presentation […]

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