More than an authoritative print and online weekly outdoor publication covering one of the nation’s largest markets since 1953, Western Outdoor News is also known for its storied and thrilling freshwater and saltwater events, charters and trips that activate more than 5,000 individual anglers annually throughout the West.

WON’s legendary WON BASS US Open and the Cabo Tuna Jackpot, the world’s largest and most lucrative tuna tournament, are the standout stars in a diverse and thriving event scene that goes back decades.

Western sportsmen have been turning the pages of Western Outdoor News for over 70 years for its extensive coverage of freshwater and saltwater fishing and hunting from the Oregon border to the tip of Baja. The biggest fishing and hunting newspaper in the west, there is simply no media outlet doing what WON does.

Readers can count on accurate intel gathered by WON’s stable of writers all over the region, many of whom have been outdoor writers for decades, all of which “walk the talk” as anglers and hunters in one of the most diverse regions for outdoor recreation in North America. Many of WON’s sources of information include professional anglers, guides, boat captains, manufacturers, resort owners and tackle shops to just scratch the surface, but the reporting goes well beyond on the water or in the field. Western Outdoor News also keeps its loyal readership informed on important legislation relevant to outdoorsmen on a state as well as national level.

Western Outdoor News also maintains its own ever-evolving calendar of events ranging from elite level fishing tournaments, prize-laden fishing trips and charters and family-friendly derbies. WON’s event calendar has something for outdoorsmen of all skill levels, many of which require minimal investment for incredible prize packages.

Over 5,000 anglers participate in WON events each year, and the diversity of these activities ensures max value for both angler and advertiser. WON’s increasing digital presence opens more doors for interacting with readers, updating the status of ongoing events and allowing greater reach for both advertising and editorial content.