Arrows And Arrowheads by Eric Vance article copyright My friends and customers often ask me what their best choice in points or shafts will be. While it’s an easy question to answer when I know the archer and their equipment, it’s quite subjective in the overall sense. I don’t get a lot of tournament archers […]
Fly Fishing Relics Deserve A Hallowed Place by Rick Fowler article copyright With the advent of summer I realized my “outdoor stuff” closet needed to be redesigned and redecorated. I discovered seldom-used equipment that needed to be replaced or discarded. Deep in the corner of this space among waders, tackle boxes, shell cases and ice […]
Duffys Deer Stand by Ken Allen article copyright This is one of those things that you never forget about that makes you smile when you think back on it. Because it’s how it all started for you. Cold and dark are the only words that come to mind when I try to describe what sticks […]
High Country Walleyes by Greg Munck article copyright Well another year is coming to an end. The days are shorter, nights much cooler, and the leaves have turned. Most outdoorsman can no longer hear “the call of the wild” and they have given into the call of the recliner and football games. Before you decide […]
An Anecdote by Eric Vance article copyright The great forests of upper Vermont are not called the “Northern Kingdom” for nothing. The vast woods are unbroken but for occasional farms and small towns as far as the eye can’t see in the rolling hilly mountains and valleys – not like the dense briar undergrowth of […]
Trophy Blue Cat Fishing Part 2 by John Sherman article copyright I know you’re just itching for the rest of the pieces of the puzzle now. Your dreams are filled with visions of gigantic catfish bottoming out your scale. In order to make that dream come true we need to put it all together now. […]
Trophy Blue Catfishing Part 1 by John Sherman article copyright My earliest memories of catfishing are with my father. He would carry me out into the river where we fished for channel cats from a big flat rock. Some days we would stay longer, to avoid stumbling across rocks after dark we’d just fish from […]
Bow Tuning And Warm Up by Eric Vance article copyright Okay, this is a biggie, but as promised, I’ll get into some good useful info for my fellow archers as the hunting season is at hand. Putting aside existentialist ramblings, we’ll get into the things that get the arrow to the mark. While my personal […]
Pitching And Flipping: Pure Adrenaline by Greg Munck article copyright Some people climb mountains, while others race cars or motorcycles. Then there’s a rare breed that actually ride bulls to achieve their thrills. I prefer to get my adrenaline rush by pitching and flipping the thickest cover I can find for largemouth bass. Fishermen like […]
Old Men, Tattered Jackets, and Smelly Cars by Mike DiSalvo article copyright This was the first and story I ever wrote, and quite possibly is still my favorite. It covers trapping lessons I learned from my Grandfather (POP). Though he was a crotchety old bugger, Pop dearly loved to trap and talk about it, and […]
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