What's it like to go bikepacking in Indonesia? Olly Hargreaves has sent through his last update all about cycling from Jakarta to Balin starting with a 38 hour ferry ride from Singapore! Olly reckons Java has the steepest roads of his whole ride, steeper than the Alps, Afghanistan or the Pamir Highway, with gradients up to 30% and descents where your fingers never leave the brakes. He also explains why he skipped the busy north coast road and the brutal southern route other bikepackers took, ...

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During the peak of the 2026 wildfires in the BWCA and Quetico this summer, the Paddle & Portage team shared the story of the Nelson family.The Nelson family have been paddling in Quetico for decades. Three generations of canoe-campers have now entered the park, most often through Cache Bay, the southeastern entrance near the end of the Gunflint Trail. Siblings Matt and Laura led a group of six into the park in mid-July 2026. The group included Matt and his daughter, and Laura and her three

Fall is finally here in Florida, and that means it's time to get back on the water for some speck fishing! This week, Captain Jonathan Moss talks about the changing seasons, the fall fishing bite, and his first crappie trip of the season with his wife, kids, and mom.After building custom rod holders with his dad using salvaged materials, Jonathan has expanded his trolling spread to 10 rods. He breaks down his entire setup, from rod and reel combinations and line selection to jig sizes, colors,

In this "Monday Minute" episode of the Hunt Backcountry Podcast, host Mark runs solo while Steve is out, answering gear-focused listener questions. Mark breaks down some of his gear choices and strategy for a recent 10-day interior Alaska packraft hunt, discussing down vs. synthetic insulation, merino base layers, wet-weather moisture management, replacement options for discontinued boots, sharpening knives with angle guides, and his current everyday phone case setup.PRODUCTS & RESOURCES

Buggs Island/Kerr Reservoir is roughly 11 feet low, but the fall bass and striper bite is still going strong. Zach from Threadfin Guide Service joins Fishing the DMV to break down where largemouth bass, spotted bass and striped bass are positioning during the extreme low-water conditions—and how anglers can adjust as the lake transitions into October and November. The severe drawdown has exposed rock veins, brush piles, points, boat ramps and other structure that anglers normally only see on ...

Football analyst Duke Ellingson on the 0-15 Redblacks and NFL Sunday and how to watch the Senators tonight (listening is free)

Fly fishing has a nymphing problem. In this episode, Ross takes on one of the most persistent pieces of conventional wisdom in fly fishing: because trout eat most of their food underwater, anglers should spend most of their time nymphing. It sounds logical. It also misses a much bigger part of how trout actually behave—and can keep anglers locked into one style of fishing when plenty of other options are available. From water temperature and insect activity to dry-dropper rigs and the d...

TSN’s Mike Johnson on the Sens opening win and Jake Sanderson’s injury, and happy birthday to Patrick Roy and Mario Lemieux.

TSN’s Mike Johnson on the Sens blueline without Jake Sanderson, Sens play without the puck was excellent, appreciating Michael Amadio, the Leafs slow start, and the mess in Detroit.

The Sens didn’t waste time getting to “Travis Green” hockey, Thomas Chabot’s debut as Sens captain, and whether Ryan Dinwiddie and MBT are on the same page on the Redblacks.

Closing up the backyard for winter, the Sens open the season with a win, Jake Sanderson’s injury, the mess gets messier in Detroit, Bills drop their 1st, and the Redblacks remain without a win.

Patreon hunt giveaway winner Walter Brown joins me from duck camp after spending the Big Duck Opener hunting with us. We recorded this episode right from our campsite overlooking the marsh after a great day that ended with a limit of ducks.Walter and I talk about winning the Patreon hunt giveaway and how the trip came together, his history of hunting and fishing, and his years of experience training dogs and hunting with pointing Labs. We also break down our opening-day hunt, the birds we

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Welcome to the land podcast, a platform for people looking to educate themselves in the world of land ownership, land investing, staying up to date with current land trends in the Midwest, and hearing from industry experts and professionals.On today's episode, we are back in the studio with Ryan Kirby. We discuss: - Ryan explains why the North Carolina mountains grow Fraser fir Christmas trees and cattle, not row crops. - Ryan breaks down his Christmas tree sharecropping deal: he pays for

Steven Rinella talks with alligator hunter Bob Stafford after a successful Florida hunt. They discuss Bob's experiences as one of Florida's first gator hunters; how gator hunting continues to evolve and the ways in which gators respond to hunting pressure; Bob's experiences a commercial gator egg collector; the difference between catching baby gators and giant gators; the markets for meat and hides; and more. Connect withSteveand The MeatEater Podcast Network Steve onInstagramandTwitter MeatEater

Send Travis a Text Message Today I will recap the exciting 2026 Montana Elk Hunt! Day by day action, shots fired, obstacles...all of it. Hope you enjoy!

Dr. Bob Sheppard spent 23 years building a database of more than 3 million data points on what actually gets deer moving in daylight. We get into what the data says about the moon, the wind, cold fronts, and the rut, plus how he was hunting from a saddle back in the late '70s.In this episode:- How 23 years of hunter logs turned into 3 million data points- What the data showed about the moon, and why the first two years fooled him- The three variables that matter most: temperature, wind, and

On their first day visiting the US Virgin Islands National Park on the island of St. John, Mike and Dusty venture to Hawksnest Beach and Trunk Bay for Reef Snorkeling and exploring. For more of our episodes on hikes in this and other National Parks, click here. To browse through our entire Library of hiking trail episodes, Trail Mix episodes, interviews, and more, visit our Episode Finder.Instagram: @GazeAtTheNationalParksFacebook: Gaze at the National