Monte Burke

A ripple of pistachio cream and glaze of bourbon level up a box of yellow cake mix

After devoting more than five decades to helping clients catch the fish of their dreams, Huff reels in the esteemed Izaak Walton Award

Deep in Florida’s backcountry, a legendary guide reveals a world of silver giants

The painter emerged from a hardscrabble youth to become one of the most quietly successful Southern painters of his generation, embracing the trials and triumphs of his career by keeping his heart—and his art—grounded in his home state

Focused on (and in) the field, a party animal off of it, the yellow Lab has captivated fans, charmed recruits, and brought a little bit of cheeky mischief to the sidelines

In the heart of Patagonia lies a land suspended in time, one teeming with some of the world’s richest—and most improbable—stretches for fly fishing

Three decades after the release of the film, a collective story of its making reveals Gump still looms large in the lives of the stars and the locals who helped turn a movie no one wanted into an Oscar-winning smash

“Once you get a couple of these things, you start appreciating the history and the beauty and the engineering”

It’s not just the number of national championships—it’s the way he won them

Wheel through time in these vintage Red Hills quail wagons

Whether you’re after fin or feather, find an experience you won’t get stateside at these retreats across the globe

Tucked into cool mountain foothills, the sylvan city beckons with a break from Southern heat

Silver screen, small screen, even your music stream—the Houston native has them covered

A longtime panhandle fisherman on why the region draws him back year after year

The foremost collector of the state’s vintage reels trolls auctions, meets, and antique stores for his quarry

There’s been a noticeable decline of the species in Florida Bay and the Keys. A look at why—and what we can do to reverse the trend

Every month for a decade, Hody Childress quietly delivered cash to a local pharmacy for those in need. In the wake of his death, strangers have picked up the tab

Acclaimed anglers and conservationists Andy Mill and Paul Dixon honored by the Bonefish & Tarpon Trust

What happens when you pack up all your valuables to flee a hurricane—and instead drive straight into the eye of the storm? One man’s harrowing account

Many consider permit to be the pinnacle of fly fishing. But it took hitting a personal low before Nathaniel Linville could truly begin his quest to become one of the best permit fishermen alive