Cooking on the Wild Side
Oven pan-fried flounder recipe
September is a difficult month for me when it comes to deciding on a recipe, and it should be, as we hit several seasonal and calendar milestones this month. […]
The Carolinas
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When it comes to catfish bait, the sky is the limit
Catfish love to eat some of the stinkiest bait you’ll ever want to handle, but they’ll also eat fruit and even soap. […]
Cooking on the Wild Side
Grouper throats a la chicharrones recipe
Hopefully, the name of this recipe got your attention and made you read this. It’s a nice diversion after a hot August day and creates a tasty way to prepare a part of grouper many people don’t consider — heck, some don’t even know it exists or is edible. However, those that know consider it a delicacy. You can prepare it as an appetizer or save grouper throats and prepare them as a meal.
Fishing
Trout trailers
Success, as usual in the artificial lure manufacturing business — or anything else, for that matter — begats success. […]
Fishing
Strap a bed on your yak
It’s been said that “Space is the final frontier”, but it’s also a big consideration when packing for an overnight fishing trip in a kayak. […]
Fishing
Home away from home
Throughout the mountains, public campgrounds are found in national parks, national forests and state parks, many of them located on trout streams or lakes. […]
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How to find bream beds
Fishing beds is an extremely productive way to catch huge bluegills or shellcrackers, as it enables anglers to target the big males guarding the beds. […]
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How to fight dirty inshore water? Get some smell out there
When your favorite inshore fishing hole gets muddy, using smelly baits will help you continue to catch fish. […]
Fishing
Who will beat Bill?
The NCAA men’s basketball tournament is the epitome of passion in competition. Without even suiting up to play, we all find a way to participate in the excitement. […]
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Sportsman Boating Showcase – 2015’s Best Aluminum Boats
Traditionally, many have thought of aluminum boats as being somehow utilitarian and, well, basic. […]