Global Warming 101 on the Arctic side
The farther Will Steger clambered up the frozen cascade on the Weasel River, the better he grasped the immensity of the task ahead.
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The farther Will Steger clambered up the frozen cascade on the Weasel River, the better he grasped the immensity of the task ahead.
The U.S. Sportsmen's Alliance is the eye-in-the-sky for hunters, the watchdog group fighting back against the "antis," as animal rights activists who hate hunting are called. The group guards the backs of sportsmen nationwide.
The cigar-shaped lure darted through the water in an erratic manner, then paused.
You own a canoe or kayak. You're planning a trip to Florida during the next couple of months. If you're driving, why not put the boat on the car, toss a couple of rods and reels and a basic tackle box in the trunk and enjoy some excellent inshore angling that any reasonably experienced fisherman can figure out?
With steelhead fishing unpredictable, ice getting iffy and the spring walleye runs still a week or so away, a lot of outdoors people are getting restless looking for things to keep them occupied.
The wind was blowing at about 14 knots as we dropped kayaks into the Banana River and paddled past the moored vessels of the NASA navy.
For an instant, the thought actually crossed my mind.
There's no doubt that fishermen are becoming better educated.
Bernard Gram remembers a time when it was virtually impossible to get an education in fishing.
On a 34-degree day in the middle of winter, anglers jockeyed for the best spots on the frozen surface of Twin Lakes near Leadville.
