In Gasparilla Sound, 11 year old angler Ella Griffioen lands a record-setting bull shark, measuring 7 feet long and weighing over 250 lbs.

Casting for Recovery believes in honoring the women who have made it possible for others to thrive—those who stepped into spaces once thought to belong to someone else and said, “I belong here, too.”

Angler Anietra Hamper settles in to fish for crappie in West Volusia County, Florida. Find out more about her experience, which included a female fishing guide and an old-school, family fish camp, run by a woman.

This episode of Ascend follows a group of women invited by Sisterhood Outdoors to try bowfishing together, targeting invasive species such as snakehead and catfish.

Ashley Rae, author of the fishing blog “She Loves to Fish,” recounts her ice fishing adventure in the Elliot Lake Region.

TeamWON member Anietra Hamper has set out in the new year to fish in South America, with her boyfriend, Ian, and trusty guide. Find out how to follow her adventures.

This Christmas Day on GAME & FISH TV, you’ll find three hours of streaming hunting and fishing adventures with each series having one thing in common: celebrating reindeer.

In this episode of Ascend we follow Jessica Suvak and Cress Whitman as they travel into a remote basin on horseback for a fly fishing adventure.

Vera Koo’s husband, Carlos, has been featured here at The WON. He has shared his adventures with his daughter, Christina, as his companion. From salmon to sharks, the dynamic duo has struck out to make memories.

On this episode of Ascend, find out what happens when a few Ducks Unlimited conservation leaders attend the Montana cast-and-blast.

Allie Ellingson gives us a run-down of fishing spots in South Dakota. She should know, since she is an avid angler, and can be found fishing when not working for South Dakota Game, Fish and Parks.

If you enjoy fishing then one of the best ways to challenge your skills, catch new species and see new places is through destination angling.

Angler Allie Ellingson shares fond memories of walleye fishing with her grandpa, and transfers that knowledge to South Dakota – where she fishes successfully for the state’s ample walleye population. She shares tips and tactics with us in this post.

Journalist Anietra Hamper shares her educational opportunity trying land-based shark fishing in the Gulf Shores and Orange Beach in Alabama.

Find out what happened when Ashley Rae of She Loves to Fish had the opportunity to join Fisheries and Oceans Canada staff for a day of invasive fish species surveillance on the St. Lawrence River.

“All Fish are Awesome” is the first in a series of books from author Noel Vick about the “awesomeness” of every living creature.

Ladies hooked 180 fish at Ladies, Let’s Go Fishing Screamin’ Reels tournament May 17-19, 2024 in Islamorada, FL.

Educational video and peer-driven lesson plan encourage youngsters and their mentors to learn on the fly the science of flyfishing.

Ashley Rae of SheLovesToFish.com shares her experience at the Major League Fishing (MLF) Toyota Series Championship.

The need for conservationists and stewards for our aquatic ecosystem is great. The Future Angler Foundation explains why in this post.

Into the Outdoor’s takes a moment to reveal the deeper meaning of the “fun” of fishing into defined areas of “personal rewards”. 

Each month, CfR highlights a health and wellness volunteer who serves one of their many programs, including psychosocial facilitators, medical facilitators, nutritionists and more. This month meet Pam Sasser.

Author Robert Montgomery adds another children’s book to his credit, with “Cindy Sue and the Lunker Club.”

Meet Alex Huffman, a licensed clinical social worker, who serves several Casting for Recovery programs.

Take Me Fishing launches the “Find Your Best Self on the Water” campaign spotlighting the benefits of fishing and boating for women.

In 2017 Beth applied and then attended her first CfR retreat in 2018. Read her story from the Casting for Recovery blog.

Fishing clinics help military families build community and a connection to nature — a rare constant for families conditioned to change.

Meet Michelle Bancewicz, the first female captain ever to compete on National Geographic’s popular TV show, “Wicked Tuna.” Michelle and first mate, Lea Pinaud, will appear in the fleet of the 12th season of the show, which debuts on Feb. 26.

Captain Michelle Bancewicz of the No Limits joins the fleet of “Wicked Tuna” TV show, sponsored by National Geographic, with her first mate Lea Pinaud.

Canadian angler Ashley Rae describes her winter fishing trip to Rondeau Bay.

Ashley Rae, of SheLovesToFish, partnered with Ontario Parks for a Lake Simcoe perch fishing experience.