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In this article, we will explore the unexpected advantages of forest fires and shed light on the regenerative power they hold.
Leave No Trace is a set of outdoor ethics that promotes responsible use of natural resources and encourages people to leave the environment in the same or better condition than they found it. Here are the seven Leave No Trace principles to follow when backcountry camping.
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The spring fishing season brings along some of the best fishing bites of the year! In this article I am going to showcase what species are the most fun and easy to target and showcase some of the methods I use to catch the most amount of fish. Including walleye, carp, suckers, panfish, catfish and much more!
The story that took the fishing industry by storm is entering its next phase, the courtroom. Jacob Runyan, of Ohio, and Chase Cominsky, of Pennsylvania are scheduled to be in court October 26. Runyan...
A viral video has taken the fishing community by storm and lit social media ablaze. Seen is an angry mob of fishing competitors turn irate on another angler, Jacob Runyan the supposed “winner” at...
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