Douglas Paton

OMS 2026 kicked off at AutoCamp Asheville, along 16 riverfront acres on the banks of the French Broad River.

The Offering by Douglas Paton is a thoughtful field journal story about fishing, superstition, and giving thanks to the places that shape us.

Fewer crowds, cooler temperatures and lower prices make shoulder season the Outer Banks’s best-kept secret—without sacrificing the wild beauty that made the barrier islands famous.

The most consistent trait, however, is her appetite for humans, especially children.

We have always looked for ways to connect and grow. One company in the Philippines is now going further to bring everyone together.

From Banner Elk to Hot Springs, these towns in the western part of the state have worked hard to rebuild after Hurricane Helene—and they’re ready to welcome back visitors.

Are you over prepared, minimalist or somewhere in between? Discover what your dive gear reveals about your underwater personality.

The envelope contained three items: a Christmas card, an old cloth bag and a matchbox. The cloth bag was something I’d forgotten on a recent fishing trip. The Christmas card made sense­—it was Christmas. But the matchbox—that was the odd thing. On

The British Columbia portion of Highway 3, also known as Crowsnest Highway, offers one hidden gem after another—from small town charm to hiking, camping, and canoeing.

You don’t need to leave the city to find great places to cast a line

Canada’s elite fly-fishers are using global trips and school curriculums to teach new generations about this lifelong passion

Spring 2025 issue of Hunting Life Magazine.

Discover the deep history, natural beauty, and cultural experiences of the island of Cebu.

Responsible tourism has created an exciting new realm of natural and cultural experiences in Beung Kan, Thailand.

The Cebu-Cordova Link Expressway aims to deliver a bridge that sits gently in its environment.

Okutama offers visitors a chance to explore the depths of Japan in a way you never thought possible

Hachijojima offers anglers of all kinds a chance to explore new waters, new fish, and new scenery.

Mt. Mitake and Mt. Odake offers visitors to Tama amazing views, great family hikes and a 2,000 year-old shrine that you have to see to believe.