Fishing made easy

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OK,  just in keeping in the theme, quickly because there are places to be this afternoon.
It’s not going to be any wonder if a lot of the deals that I  see online are going to be from Minnesota, their season lasts longer, and they have more speciality stores dedicated to winter than Michigan or […]

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As winter turns to spring, periodically I will be posting a few items that I find that are good deals available on the internet.  Items that I have used, owned or have tried out,  so I know you are getting a good value for the buck.  If I haven’t used the item, I will […]

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The ongoing furball in Redding about the Cypress Avenue Bridge repair project — which wasn’t designed with boat passage in mind and threatened to close the Lower Sacramento River to boat traffic — has taken on a new dimension as a city-council appointed panel has recommended partial closure of the river at higher flows:
Redding […]

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Chasing a March Brown hatch based on a thin rumor is like chasing ghosts in broad daylight; the odds for success are slim, and the opportunity for drama almost non-existent.
Still, when you’ve spent the last couple weeks staring at the several feet of snow outside your office window, chasing a ghost hatch is as […]

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It’s not as if I try to appear all snooty and literary all the time, it’s just that I’m so damned intelligent, I can’t help it.
Today’s obscure literary reference is about a book that we’re not even sure has been released yet, but hell, we like the cover:

Sure, love poems might not rank high […]

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These are one of those topics that you really don’t think about until, until it happens to you.  Over the years, one way or another, I have found a need for the following items to come with me out onto the ice.
First of all, by hook or crook, find a way to carry a […]

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Does sensational media coverage taint people’s perception of the outdoors to the point that they’re simply afraid of it?

I stumbled across an excellent podcast series that asks this very question (via Tom Mangan’s hiking blog). The two-part podcast is worth a listen (Mitchell’s stuff largely kicks ass), as are these excerpts of reader […]