Opinion

Like many of you, I have become fascinated with trailcams. I put a couple of the cool, little devices out by a game trail crossing a small trout stream in the northern tier, and every

I’m at the beach in North Carolina – seemingly far away from anything that might be applicable to Pennsylvania wildlife – but that is not true. There is a natural lesson to be learned almost

The final chapters of the weather story for 2012, of course, have yet to be written, but halfway through the year the plot will surely focus on the dramatic swing in precipitation trends, according to

A stream outing with my daughter a year ago led to the discovery of ripening black raspberries — lots of them! The trout fishing was good, but three days later, we were back toting containers

A boat accident on Oneida Lake in New York earlier this year could force clubs to scale down on their summer bass tournaments. The accident occurred during a bass tournament hosted by PA Basscasters. One

Discourse really heated up on May 29, at the Pennsylvania Game Commission work group session. Based on Bob Frye’s story in the most recent issue of Pennsylvania Outdoor News (6-8-12), I guess that I missed

The stream conditions in Central Pennsylvania — the real central Pa., not the Harrisburg area, which is actually more southeast — have been superb and I’ve been out taking advantage them. The good flows and

I just returned from a two-day trout fishing trip with my brother to the mountains of North Carolina – something that I had wanted to do for many years. The scenery was breathtaking, and it

They’ve gone too far. Hunting videos and television shows in general have become more about the kill and less about teaching techniques or simply just sharing an appreciation for the hunt itself. Some have gotten