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Obsession can take root at any age. Take, for example, Kyler Leslie, a 13-year-old from Massachusetts who pulled a state-record largemouth through the ice on Feb. 23. The 7.71-pound bass is a monster by Northeast standards, and it ties a record in the catch-and-release division. The catch was all the more impressive because the diehard teenager caught it on 4-pound test during wintertime after 12 months of intense and obsessive effort. Kyler, along with his younger brother Ryker, fished around 300 days last year. The boys had learned about the state’s Angler of the Year Award while attending a Massachusetts Fish and Wildlife event with their dad, Mike, in March 2024. This sent them down a yearlong rabbit hole to catch as many eligible species as possible. With full support from their parents, the brothers achieved their goal and were both named Youth Angler of the Year. Read the full story: #fishing #fishingtrip #fishingseason #bassfishing #largemouthbass #icefishing #icefishingseason #outdoors #nature #outdoorlife
Outdoor Life257,091 views • 1 year ago
A South Carolina hunter who was arrested by game wardens during a 2024 sting operation in Greenville County is now suing the state’s Department of Natural Resources. The charge against the hunter, Shane Huffman, was dismissed due to insufficient evidence, and Huffman is now claiming in the lawsuit that he was falsely arrested and maliciously prosecuted. That lawsuit is moving forward, according to one of Huffman’s attorneys, Lori Murray, who says it could eventually go to trial before a jury. But the two SCDNR game wardens involved are already under fire in the court of public opinion. This blowback is due to body cam footage from the arrest that was made public Saturday as part of an investigative report by Queen City News. Body cam footage from the arrest shows that after he was stopped for looking at a deer decoy through binoculars, a game warden told the hunter that “you can’t stop and look at a deer with a gun in the truck.” Read the full story:
Outdoor Life48,673 views • 6 months ago
Last month we got to hunt out of the “Canadian Condo” in Nebraska. Sure there might be fancier pit blinds out there, but I don’t think there are any that put more attention into the little details. This blind includes all the essentials: skillet, coffeemaker, couch, heater, and fridge stocked with Busch Light (for after the hunt). But it’s also got a urinal, so nobody has to leave the blind (and spook birds), two heated dog boxes, and satellite TV (for watching the Huskers). The office chairs allow hunters to adjust for height so they can shoot easily. Burlap covers hide everyone when the birds are working. I’m not sure exactly how many ducks and geese have been shot out of the Condo since it was built in 1997, but I know that it’s quite a few. — Alex Robinson 🎥: Roy Holdford
Outdoor Life45,918 views • 7 months ago
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