Opinions
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
Fish Ohio proves casting for walleyes in August still works
Governor’s promotional event produced ‘eyes for anglers.
Harvest Kitchen Series: Honey Baked Walleye
A light, sweet and delicate version of one of the most pleasant-tasting North American fishes.
Reel Impact Fishing Tournament helping kids with cancer
Hats off to the people who made this happen, especially the charter captains who donated their time and boats to a most worthy cause.
Waterfowl hunters: Don’t spread phragmites
Phragmites australis, also known as common reed, is a non-native grass that aggressively invades wetlands. Once established, it becomes nearly impossible to eradicate. It is not your friend.
New gun law answers, communication still lacking
When Gov. Kathy Hochul brought together state legislators for an “extraordinary” session in late June, and waved the three-day discussion period before passing the Concealed Carry Improvement Act on July 1, there was a sense
Outdoor News Sounding Board: What’s your dog’s favorite bird to hunt and why?
Dogs are an essential part of Game Fair with over 4,000 of them attending the event each year representing a multitude of shapes, sizes and breeds. The search was on for dogs that like pursuing
Chasin’ late summer’s big cats (no relation to terrestrial mammals)
The author has long shared his disdain for free-ranging feral cats, but those whiskered underwater behemoths? He loves them.
Making the best of horrid heat in Pennsylvania
Finding something to do with outside temps hovering around 100 degrees is a challenge.
