New technology in cold-weather garments
Advancements in insulation the past few years have helped Sitka and ArcticShield keep modern hunters and anglers warmer and drier.
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Wisconsin man lands 30,000th smallmouth bass
Bill Schultz switched to smallmouths in 1994.
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Watching a group of seniors head off to college
I remember when my son, Blake, started his senior football season last fall. It began a countdown of sorts. Eight games. Seven. Six. And then, tears, as the clock hit 0.00 for the last time in the playoffs. The same could be said about expiring innings, although to a lesser extent in terms of passion
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Wisconsin’s largest single-day archery shoot attracts record numbers
Malliet wins men’s division; Kruger wins women’s division.
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Is it cool to be cold? Sometimes it can be
But is it cool even when no one is catching fish? Yes, it is … cool.
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Grilling season still going strong – here’s how to get it right
We’re deep into the grilling season and many of us are firing up salmon, last year’s venison or elk – sometimes with great results and sometimes not. The fact is, wild game is great, but it can also be very dry if not cooked properly. I reached out to Dustin Green, of Weber, to gauge
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Lake Michigan charter captains always keep an eye on the weather
Four young anglers enjoy some hits, misses before weather forces outing’s end.
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