Tips & Features
How to make the most of your trail cameras
In the deer woods, the trail camera doesn’t lie.
A painful lesson in getting bow ready for the season
Traditional arrow-strings will stretch with use, so you need to pay attention to fistmele, or brace-height, on your bow. And I need to follow my own advice.
Waterfowl hunting time: scouting small-water ducks
Break out the binoculars and find the waterholes that wood ducks and blue-winged teal prefer during the early waterfowl season.
How to salvage an old 3-D archery target
Practice makes perfect for bowhunters in Pennsylvania.
Signs of good walleye fishing are in the air
Just because the air temp has dropped and the water is cold doesn’t mean that you have to hang up the waders and the spinning rods.
‘What would Roach do?’
When in doubt, relying on the fishing ways of Fresh Water Fishing Hall-of-Famer Gary Roach does the trick.
An American phenomenon: prime August and September bass fishing techniques
As summer transitions into fall, consider your complete fishing repertoire to up your hook-setting odds with lunker largemouth or smallmouth.
Summer fishing tips: Locating schooling smallmouths
When it comes to finding late-summer bronzebacks, think rocky structure, vary your lures, and prepare to cover some water.
Mental projection: Bow hunters, visualize the arrow in flight
By Byron Ferguson When you become the arrow you extend your mental approach to accurate shooting. Coaches often advise “become the bow”, but the bow is only a launching device. The arrow is the ultimate,
