On a cold and snowy day back in late January, I hiked across an icy parking lot and slid into the Schaumburg Convention Center, where Outdoor News Account Executive Don Kirby and I set up camp at our booth to meet and greet the usual cast of outdoor show characters.
‘The fishing teacher’ set tone for my attitude adjustment
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