Fishing in November can be feast or famine. Fish are in a state of transition from summer haunts to winter locations. In between, they can sometimes be difficult to find.
In general, fish are
A day of fun-fishing on Green Bay turned out to be a record-breaker for 29-year-old Austin Schiefer, of Menasha, Wis., the afternoon of Friday, Oct. 30.
On a boat off Oconto with friend Ted
In “To Build A Fire,” set within the unforgiving cold of the Yukon wilderness, a lone traveler and a dog confront a landscape where a minor mistake means a fight for survival. Jack London’s tale
Pennsylvania Fish & Boat commissioners at their quarterly meeting Oct. 26 heard complaints about how the agency was handling a looming combination of its law enforcement staff with the Game Commission’s game wardens from a
It’s World Series season, and I love baseball – the sights, the sounds, and the culture that come with it. My son shares that same passion and plays on two teams, both of which I
Hardy and experienced late-fall roosters are scarce (hunted down), paranoid (hunted long) and elusive (hunted hard). October’s easy pickings of young, innocent cocks are gone.
Welcome to the cagiest, most nervous and neurotic game
Excavations in sediments have long been identified as being made by green sturgeon and white sturgeon in Washington state’s Pacific Ocean estuaries and Atlantic sturgeon in the intertidal mudflats of the Bay of Fundy, New
Lakes in central Minnesota have received an annual dose of falling autumn leaves for centuries without adversely impacting water quality. This small lake will get a load of leaves this autumn, but most of the
“Many men go fishing all of their lives without knowing that it is not fish they are after.”
– Henry David Thoreau
Even though Grace Rathe is one-third of my many years on Earth,
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