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 […]
Removing A Hook From Your Hand by Max Huber article copyright My phone rang at the office and the familiar voice of my friend, Tim, was on the other end chirping about going fishing. Not one to be a stick in the mud, I agreed to meet him at my boat about 6 o’clock that […]
Cave Coon by Mike Disalvo article copyright This story happened on a bright clear day at the Lenni quarry. Looking back after all these years I wonder what I was thinking, after all it was maybe a $15 coon. But I know if I had to do it all over again I would, trappers can […]
The Art Of Vertical Jigging by Greg Munck article copyright When planning and scheduling our next fishing adventure, we all anticipate the chance of hooking the big one. Let’s face it, that’s why we’re up before the crack of dawn so we can increase the odds of sticking a brute. I recall when I was […]
My First Bow by Eric Vance article copyright Well, I might have to make this about my first two bows, because they bring the story full circle. While compound bows dominate the market and practice of archery, they have only been around for a few seconds of the last minute of the last hour of […]
The Key Ingredient by John Sherman article copyright In the world of catfishing one thing is certain: Bait is the most important choice you are going to make. Using the wrong baits in certain situations can leave you heading home empty handed. Overall, catfish are the easiest of all fish to choose baits for. Yet, […]
ID On The Wing by Gary Adair article copyright The importance of properly identifying game birds on the wing not only helps to keep you legal, it can add birds to the bag and may even serve as an unscientific conservation tool. But, based on some uncontrollable variables, identification can be tricky. Although the ring […]
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