If fishing for wild native brook trout in scenic wilderness is your thing, there are more reasons than ever to include Baxter State Park in your fishing plans, writes columnist V. Paul Reynolds.

What started as a friend’s dream 56 years ago, now all that columnist V. Paul Reynolds has left of one his favorite hunting camps is the memories.

In an effort to protect Maine’s precious and fabled salmonid fishery, the state has enacted sweeping changes and restrictions for ice fishing with live bait, writes V. Paul Reynolds.

Past recipients of this award have all been leaders in the outdoor community, writes columnist V. Paul Reynolds.

V. Paul Reynolds offers tips for staying safe and knowing when to not venture out onto the ice.

A collection of anecdotes that could be described as Reynolds’ believe-it-or-not.

Operation Game Thief has modernized and streamlined its information-gathering process through the use of a new cellphone app, writes columnist V. Paul Reynolds.

Retiring longtime appliance servicer Al Elkin believes that today, throughout the Maine woods, there are still hundreds, if not thousands, of Servels still ticking in remote cabins and sporting camps — a testimonial to their fabled reliability, writes columnist V. Paul Reynolds.

“No trespassing” signs are showing up in some of columnist V. Paul Reynolds’ favorite hunting spots, he writes.