David Moreland reveals everything Louisiana hunters need to know to grow monster bucks and then put them on the ground. 

Author Jerald Horst rode along with Louisiana's 14 most-successful trophy trout anglers to learn how they catch specks as long as a grown man's leg.

If you've ever wondered where Louisiana's big trout roam, you need to have a new book written by Louisiana Sportsman editor Todd Masson. The 190 fully illustrated pages of "Specks", Louisiana's top 10 trout destinations.

"Reds" breaks South Carolina's coastline into nine different areas and gives fishermen a detailed description of each area, including tactics and techniques used by local fishermen to catch redfish.

It's hard to tell what Ty Conti likes more: fishing or cooking. When he sat down to write his first book, he decided not to decide; he did both.

This Cookbook features recipes from the Louisiana Sportsman Magazine's since 1986. This is what you asked for, with lots of extra tips and recipes.

This book tells the story of New Orleans residents who legally defied mandatory evacuation orders to protect their property, and who were subsequently beaten, harassed and robbed of their guns.

Through the lens of a deer-hunting family, Hutchinson tells the tale of coming of age in the South.

This book is an account of a weekend Fontova and his buddies spend at the mouth of the Mississippi River doing everything from boar hunting to trout fishing.

If you think Louisiana Wildlife and Fisheries agents are nothing more than the guys who make sure you have enough life jackets, you need to read this book by Jerald Horst