Celebrate Winter Trails Day by hiking one of the park’s nicest trails. The journey will take you along Laurel Run and loop back into the main park area along Mud Run Road.
Original post by GantDaily.com
Read the full article. Click on the author/publication link.If you plan on ice fishing over the next week and don’t feel like walking out, then you better make plans to head north.
Original post by Saint Cloud Times
Read the full article. Click on the author/publication link.Been involved in the outdoors for 40 years. I have been writing outdoor columns for over 25.
Original post by ChicagoNow
Read the full article. Click on the author/publication link.‘Now this is my idea of multiple-use management of public lands,’ I thought Wednesday evening while slogging through foot-deep snow in Dane County’s Donald Park.
Original post by WisInfo
Read the full article. Click on the author/publication link.Well Capt. Nick Stanczyk left out early this morning, 12/26/10, before the windy weather reached Islamorada, Florida Keys. They caught some live bait
Original post by About Saltwater Fishing
Read the full article. Click on the author/publication link.So, another year outdoors comes to an end, and we’re supposed to be wiser. What did I learn? Bob Marshall/The Times-Picayune Outdoors enthusiast Joe Courcelle was a prize-winning decoy carver; an expert on antique lures; a licensed fishing guide; a hunter-education instructor; an officer in several outdoors-related and civic groups – and a citizen …
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Read the full article. Click on the author/publication link.Robert Dobson caught this 20-inch speckled trout while working a chartreuse curly-tail grub in 5-foot-deep water behind Swan island.
Original post by Montgomery Independent
Read the full article. Click on the author/publication link.A shark attacked a snapper and bit off part of its body as it was being reeled in by an angler – but left enough on the hook for the fisher to win her contest.
Original post by The New Zealand Herald
Read the full article. Click on the author/publication link.If you fish you will encounter snakes. After all, you are visiting their homes. Some people kill every snake they see but most snakes will not bother you if you leave them alone. Over the years I have encountered many snakes and have survived them all.
Close Encounters of the Slithery Kind – Snakes and Fishing
Close Encounters of the Slithery Kind – Snakes and Fishing originally appeared on About.com Freshwater Fishing on Sunday, December 26th, 2010 at 10:13:57.
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Original post by About Saltwater Fishing
Read the full article. Click on the author/publication link.Have you seen less roadkilled deer? You should. We have fewer deer by now because hunters kill most of the 50,000 potential fender benders in the fall and will get a couple thousand more before the 2010-11 deer hunting seasons end next month and as late as Feb.
Original post by Courier News
Read the full article. Click on the author/publication link.A vehicle remained partially submerged Friday afternoon after breaking through the ice on Lake Wausau.
Original post by WisInfo
Read the full article. Click on the author/publication link.To everyone who follows ForShoreFishing@TheLedger.com, I wish you all a very Merry Christmas and a happy holiday season.
Original post by The Ledger
Read the full article. Click on the author/publication link.From staff, wire reports In February, a truck broke through the ice of Malletts Bay in Colchester after striking a pressure crack.
Original post by BurlingtonFreePress.com
Read the full article. Click on the author/publication link.Lady Pamela Sport Fishing Charters Fort Lauderdale, Florida www.ladypamela2.com 954-761-8045 December 21st, 2010 Today, Patrick, Amy and Amy
Original post by About Saltwater Fishing
Read the full article. Click on the author/publication link.Conservation officers will be cracking down on underage drinking at ice fishing houses in the Brainerd lakes area over the holiday season.
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