Sporting

Hailing from Japan, tenkara finds a home in the South

Paul Redfern disappeared more than ninety years ago. His fate remains a mystery

Steve Huff has spent a lifetime putting clients on the fish of their dreams. And he’s not stopping anytime soon

Catching up with a giant of horse racing, all five foot five of him

A group of Atlanta-area players gives the sport of kings an egalitarian makeover

Some dogs, while good at heart, are destined for trouble

A conversation with Ducks Unlimited’s new alpha drake

Excerpts and photos from the book Hemingway’s Guns: The Sporting Arms of Ernest Hemingway, by Silvio Calabi, Steve Helsley, and Roger Sanger

When oil started flowing into the Gulf of Mexico, a handful of volunteers sprang into action in an attempt to save the Kemp’s ridley, the most imperiled sea turtle in the world. This is their story.

The oldest son of Texas troubadour Townes Van Zandt casts his luck with the perfect flats boat

Looking to joust with a silver king this summer? For the best tarpon action off the beaten path, check out these hot spots

The Black Belt of Alabama is known for its history, its soil, and its poverty. But it should also be known for its bird hunting

More than sixty years ago, the South’s most famous shotgun went missing. Here’s the story of how it was found

A true story of a lovable Lab that ate everything

The oldest son of Texas troubadour Townes Van Zandt casts his luck with the perfect flats boat

How Jimmy Buffett is helping shrimpers with a slick idea

What a pair of bird dogs taught me about life, love, and aging gracefully

Virginia collector Michael Tuccori’s eighteenth-century Kentucky rifles are studies in American history

On the hunt for a very famous Greener

Imagine turning a quail plantation into a store, and you’d have Kevin’s