Outdoors News

A Coast Guard 60 Jayhawk helicopter pulled four fishermen from the 43 degree waters of Alaska’s Bering Sea. The men were found in a life raft about 100 miles west of Adak, on the far end of the remote Aluetian Island chain....
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For the Navy Assault Ship Kearsarge, delivering air power, cargo and ground forces to where they’re needed is an art form. Here’s a walkthrough, from bridge to bilge....
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It may be little more than a piece of molded plastic, but, boy, does the Zipfy Mini Luge roll down those hills. On a recent test of the sled on some pretty hardcore powder, this $40 toy brought hints of amateur Olympic prowess....
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The Airfish II was supposed to debut in 1990, with a 20-ft. wingspan and 65-hp engine, and cruising speed of 72 mph. We're still waiting, and Fischer is still working—his current prototype is called Airfish VIII....
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Even as the BCS title game winds up the season, Richard Billingsley is still doing what he has since he was 16: analyze patterns and crunch data. Today he's the man behind the Billingsley Report, one of six computer polls used to put LSU in the big game....
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Our DIY flier takes one last moment to savor the serenity of British Columbia, then heads back to the Glasair build center to see what has become of another builder's plane-in-progress....
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Landing on an isolated sandbar turns into a sticky situation when a buried wheel threatens to leave our DIY flier and his crew stranded 50 miles from civilization....
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After taking in the culture of Dawson City, our DIY flier heads south with a thunderstorm nipping at his heels, the "world's smallest desert" below and clouds everywhere throughout the Yukon skies....
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Throwing a boomerang takes practice, like any other sport—and a number of variables ensure that a little magic is involved, too. Here, expert Eric Darnell outlines the top eight ’rang rules that separate a successful throw from one that eats dirt....
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For much of this leg of his trip toward the Arctic Circle, our DIY flier had 10,000 sq. mi. of visibility and zero sign of civilization—until his run-in with a burlesque show and a severed toe bathing in Jack Daniels, that is....
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