by Gary Howey | Sep 27, 2024 | DEER, Deer Hunting, Deer Scents, Deer Trails, Deer's senses
Other than the rut, deer really don’t wander around that often. However, the daily routes they use will not be static because food sources and conditions are constantly changing. Each plant has a peak period of abundance, taste appeal, and nutritional value. Deer know...
by Gary Howey | Mar 13, 2024 | Canada, Carroll Lake Lodge-Ontario
Author with a Northern that latched onto a smaller Walleye when fishing at Carroll Lake Lodge in Canada, without the drag set properly, it would have broken the line. (Photo by Larry Myhre) No matter, what you’re fishing for, every reel has some sort of a drag: star,...
by Gary Howey | Feb 21, 2024 | Snow Geese
Because snow geese numbers are so high, they’ve destroyed the tundra, where they migrate to and nest, the spring season being set up the help reduce their numbers. Because, The Special Spring Snow Goose Season is open, today, the skies are covered up with migrating...
by Gary Howey | Jan 26, 2024 | Fishing line, Uncategorized
Late season ice fishing can be one tough go, as the fish have seen about everything and you’ll have to change and go to finesse baits. As the winter wears on, ice fishing will begin to slow. There are, however, some things you can do to spark more action. ...
by Gary Howey | Dec 16, 2023 | Fishing line, Uncategorized
This year’s ice fishing is off to a slow start, because of the warm weather. A few years back Team Outdoorsmen Productions team member Cory Ewing, Waubay Guide Service with several of the nice perch taken from the Glacial Lakes of South Dakota. Those of us...
