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Creating your ultimate staycation doesn't have to break the bank. Try your hand at some of these budget-friendly backyard landscaping tips and enjoy a thrifty outdoor renovation that also doubles as your dream backyard oasis.

It’s spring and we’re getting regular reminders that things will be warming up and drying up as we barrel towards summer outdoor recreation. Here’s 10 solid outdoor opportunities to get you started early.

The great fishing is on the way. No doubt about it, salmon, Chinook salmon, are the headliners for August.

Fall offers prime outdoor action: fishing, hunting, camping, hiking, and photography. From salmon runs to upland birds, it’s the perfect season to explore nature.

Wherever you live in the Northwest you won’t have to drive far to find fabulous trout fishing. In all cases, probably in less than 2 hours, you can be in a beautiful secluded wilderness area teeming with trout.

When you’re truly lost, you have no idea where you are in relation to where you started. It’s the most helpless feeling in the woods and hopefully you have everything you need to survive.

While it might be 8 for some and 15 for others, the term “10 Essentials” relates, generally, to survival gear you should have packed in your daypack, car, fanny pack, backpack, boat or ATV.

Crabbing’s like a treasure hunt. You drop your traps, wait and manage the anticipation and excitement for what you hope to find is a trap filled with tasty crab.

For the past few years (several in fact) June and even the first half of July have been very good for catching chinook salmon in the lower-Willamette River.

With a strong spring chinook run forecasted and the first wave of buttery, grill-ready salmon already being caught, April and early May are shaping up to be prime time on the Willamette. This post breaks down the proven gear, bait, and strategies you'll need to capitalize on the early bite and hook into one of the tastiest fish of the year.

June marks prime time for spring and summer Chinook action in the lower Willamette and Multnomah Channel, where savvy anglers troll spinners, flashers, and SpinFish in a unique urban-meets-wilderness setting. This detailed guide breaks down the gear, techniques, and timing you need to make the most of this peak season—don’t miss your best shot at landing a salmon this year.

This year’s steelhead and spring Chinook seasons are shaping up to be a pleasant surprise, with stronger returns and better fishing than expected—especially after last year’s disappointments. From under-the-radar wild steelhead success to a promising springer forecast, this post breaks down why 2025 could be your best season yet.

August is bursting with incredible fishing opportunities across the Pacific Northwest—from ocean salmon and tuna to trout in alpine lakes. If you're wondering where to go, this guide dishes out all the hot spots, tips, and must-follow resources to make the most of the season’s peak action.

Spring is the perfect time to refresh your home with a thorough Spring Cleaning. A clean, organized space can boost your mood and create a more peaceful environment, but without a plan, it can feel overwhelming. This guide breaks it down into simple steps to start you on your spring cleaning journey.

It may not be the ho ho holidays but it doesn't mean you have to be a grinch until next year. Enjoy these great tips about keeping the holiday spirit alive all through the year and find reasons to celebrate with loved ones, while counting down until Christmas.

As winter fades, the first signs of spring bring a burst of color and life to our gardens. Among these early blooms are the flowers that are not only a delight to the eye but also crucial for the health of local ecosystems. Check out our list of the best spring flowers for pollinators and do your part for the environment, all while having a beautiful flower garden.

At the 2025 Capital Remodel + Garden Show, we're saying thank you to the Washington, DC population for how they contribute to our society with several special "free ticketing" days.

Catch up with longtime exhibitor, Ted Daniels, founder of Daniels Design & Remodeling, who will serve as moderator for HGTV celebrities Mika and Brian Kleinschmidt’s stage appearance at the Capital Remodel + Garden Show on all his trends and tips for home renos.

Meet HGTV stars Brian and Mika Kleinschmidt, learn from their expertise, and get inspired to transform your home and outdoor space. Don't miss this chance to kick-start your spring planning! Read more to view our Q&A session!