Still fishing for the perfect gift for all the anglers and aquatic enthusiasts in your life? Join Montana, Fish, Wildlife & Parks staff for a free fish printing workshop on Tuesday, Dec. 23, at the Billings FWP office (2300 Lake Elmo Dr.) from 4:30 to 6:30 p.m. to make unique gifts.

It's time to pull the trigger, so to speak, on something for that special outdoors person. Here are five ideas, most of which can be purchased online 24/7 from the Arizona Game and Fish Department (www.azgfd.gov).

The Michigan Natural Resources Trust Fund Board has recommended that the Michigan Legislature approve 60 recreation development projects and 15 land acquisitions totaling $45 million to be funded in 2026.

GOVIEW USA announced their innovative and modern collection of must-have optical devices and accessories are now available at Optics Planet. GOVIEW optics offer game-changing binoculars & monoculars.  

SIGHTRON announced the SV 10x42 ED Binoculars. The new binoculars offer a wide field exceeding 70° of apparent field of view. The SV's housing features a lightweight yet robust magnesium die-cast construction.

MDT announced the STS (Skeleton Traditional Stock) Buttstock. This is a new option for shooters who want the accuracy and modularity of a precision chassis without sacrificing the familiar ergonomics of a traditional rifle stock.

The latest episode of Fly Fisherman Loop to Loop podcast presented by Patagonia uncovers an intriguing conversation with Bill Skilton, a Pennsylvania fly-fishing historian, expert angler, and president of the Pennsylvania Fly Fishing Museum.

In this episode of the "Wildtalk" podcast, there is a lengthy conversation with Sara Thompson, Wildlife Division chief, and Keith Kintigh, Wildlife Division assistant chief, about where the division has been this year and where it is going in 2026.

January is shaping up to be monumental for the bowhunting community, and the latest episode of The Bowhunter Podcast, in partnership with Lancaster Archery and the Archery Trade Association (ATA), “Archery's Biggest Week of the Year,” gives listeners an exclusive preview.

The South Carolina Waterfowl Association was one of eight organizations to receive funding via the Hunting Heritage Trust Grant from the National Shooting Sports Foundation. The aim of the funding is to expand outdoor education, conservation learning, and shooting safety programs for underserved communities across the South Carolina midlands.