Joe Macaluso

September’s last Saturday has turned into a celebration for more than college football.

As our summer’s last holiday, Labor Day, nears, Louisiana outdoors gets to fulfill another part of what makes us The Sportsman’s Paradise.

Maybe you have to be old, not just older, to remember what a bobwhite quail’s call sounds like — bob-WHITE.

With two weeks of fishing data to be compiled, state Wildlife and Fisheries managers decided to be cautious and announced the private recreational red snapper season will close at 11:59

It’s August and it’s hot, and we can add “hot” to most offshore fishermen who are hot under their collective fishing shirt collars.

Last week’s brush with a tropical system wasn’t a first for the Grand Isle Tarpon Rodeo and likely won’t be the last.

Don’t look now, not on this landmark holiday celebration, but time is running out to get youngsters on the water for one of those memorable summertime fishing trips.

There's more to celebrate this Fourth of July, including an increased catch for red snapper.

Judging by freshwater, nearshore and offshore catches during the past week, it appears the tropical storm didn’t affect the coastal areas as much as it did in Avoyelles Parish and

Brother Martin rodeo