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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Kids And Ponds by author unknown article copyright Getting kids to enjoy the sport of fishing can sometimes be a challenging endeavor. Casting from shore for salmon and trout is exciting as long as there is plenty of action. Drift or still fishing in a boat can be productive as long as there are enough […]
A Hunters View by Frank Sears article copyright This story takes place over a few months time period, from the early spring of 1987 through November 1st 1987. I was fresh out of the U.S. Army; I just got home from Germany. I had accepted a job with a local carpet cleaning company. One morning […]
Memories Of A Hunt by Rick Fowler article copyright I have been deer hunting off and on for twenty years, with some years successful and others not. However, the images of opening day this season remain vivid. My hunting partners (high school pals) and myself had synchronized a rendezvous for opening day at a small […]
Selecting A Stand Site by Shawn Reed article copyright Food You can’t go wrong with food. If there is deer forage in the area you need to hunt around that site during the early part of the year. There are many different kinds of food you can hunt over like acorns, apples, pears, persimmons, cash […]
Moonlight Coonlight by James Taber article copyright I was talking to an old friend last week and hashing over old times, I guess old times and old friends go hand in hand. We covered many subjects, from our high school days to the escapades of our youth. Talking about our growing up in a tiny […]
The King Trout by James Taber article copyright Memories, like a short film or snapshot in your head, some good some bad. I have many memories of my experiences as an outdoorsman and fly fishermen. I carry a disposable camera in my fishing vest to capture some of the scenes I encounter as I am […]
Ice Fishing Feeding Frenzy by Fishing the Wildside with Tommy Skarlis article copyright Fish have a brain about the size of a pea. They have a stomach that’s roughly 20 times that large. Fortunately for those of us who love to fish through the ice, one feeds the other. While a crappie or perch isn’t […]
One Dog or Two? by Gary Adair article copyright I saw this question posted on another hunting forum not to long ago and my simple, 2-cent answer is a resounding two. While the addition of a second hunting dog into a household (yes, my dogs are kept indoors) or kennel is a decision that shouldn’t […]
San Juan Worms by Fox Statler article copyright I bet you are all saying, “That this guy has lost it.” Am I crazy? Nope. In June I had a guide trip with Ray Askins from Mansfield, Ohio and his son Mark from Kansas City. At least twice a year for the past twenty years I […]
Kidding Around With Perch by The On Ice Pro Tour Staff article copyright Catching Perch through the ice can sometimes be like taking candy from a baby. Cut a dozen holes, drop an underwater camera down, find a school of perch, drop a minnow or a lure down, watch the lines come together on the […]
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