Catch one and you’ll break your camera taking pictures, lose him and he’ll break your heart.
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The concept has been around a long time and it is a proven method of cooking using the sun.
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The old monarch swaggered through the field wearing his crown of antlers in pride.
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You can catch several Bluegills from the same slip but after two or three you will find that the bite has slowed.
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The young pup and his mother had been driven out of the delectable land of Sentinel Butte.
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The Real Key To Success article copyright After almost six years of silence in the Outdoor writing arena, the decision to pick up the “Pen” again, as it were, is a quest for self fulfillment and a desire to direct the knowledge of half of a lifetime of work and study back at the resource […]
Native Son by James Tabor article copyright Vermont, the green jewel of a state tucked up North, and I am a native son. I was raised in deepest, rural Vermont in a small town called Groton. Groton is a stereotypical small town in Vermont. It has one Main Street running right through it, which has […]
Is That A Fish Around Your Neck? by Susan Brownell article copyright I got this tie as a gift that I have to pass on to a fellow fisherman… But before doing so, I needed to have my picture taken while wearing it and holding my catch of the day…. here is that story….. When […]
My First Deer by Pete Gamet article copyright We all remember the first deer. Whether it was a buck, doe or with a gun or bow, it didn’t matter, as long as it was a deer. This is about my first deer with a bow and something that I will always remember. When I started […]
Not For Sensitive Ears by Gary Adair article copyright Gun-shy dogs are by-products of manmade mistakes, not canine genetics. And boy have I heard some ill-advised methods on how to introduce a pup to gunfire. Perhaps the best advice I could give is to stay clear of those online hunting forums (I‘m not saying that […]
40 Minutes Of Bliss by Gary Adair article copyright Although I can’t take credit for coining the adage “A bad day of hunting is better than a good day of work,” I can relate to its ingenious connotation. Work stinks! Yet, the good days afield will forever be our most memorable. And in ‘03 there […]
Opening Day Strategy by Matt Marusiak article copyright With Pennsylvania’s opening day of trout season soon upon us, I think it is worthwhile to consider what separates the successful anglers from the not-so-successful ones. I normally fish the Driftwood Branch of the Sinnemahoning at Sterling Run on opening day, and I’ve seen a lot of […]
Three Jakes And A Blind by Frank Sears article copyright It was the early morning of April 5th. I had left the cabin and was walking out across the field to the edge of a small woodlot that bordered a very large forest. I was in New Mexico calling turkeys for three individuals working on […]
Fishing Jigs Jersey Style by author unknown article copyright Fishing jigs is easy and a big bass producer. I’ll start out with the equipment and add some tips as I go along. After reading some of my posts, you’ll see that I am a pitcher and do very little flipping. Pitching is where you are […]
How Many April Greens? By Barbara Spring article copyright In April, It’s not necessary to fish for steelhead trout on Michigan’s Little Manistee River. Some people, myself for one, like to watch the river flow, the grass grow, and to witness the ancient ritual of return the anadromous rainbow trout perform each year. When the […]
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