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Gary Howey’s Outdoors Blog
Understanding Soils: Grow Better Food Plots
With the late summer food plot planting season in full swing in the north right now and the rest of the country soon to follow, the questions are pouring in on what type of fertilizer to use and what your soil sample means. Here are some quick tips to help you...
Slipping Away! The new Bobber Fishing By Gary Howey
We all remember bobber fishing, how we fished when we were youngsters, you would snap a plastic bobber onto the line at the depth you want your bait to be. You would cast it out and when the bobber goes under the water, you set the hook. It was a great way to catch...
Farm ponds offer bass, bluegill action By Larry Myhre
Reprinted from the Sioux City Journal HARTINGTON, Neb. | One thing I like about farm pond fishing is that ponds are generally loaded with fish. And the one Gary Howey and I were fishing just southwest of town was proving that it was no exception. When it comes to...
Planting No-Till Food Plots
Follow the GameKeepers on Facebook, Subscribe to the Mossy Oak YouTube Channel and Follow Mossy Oak on Twitter It is possible to plant a food plot without working/turning the soil; however, if you’re going to skip this very important action, some of the remaining...
Summertime tricks for more walleyes By Larry Myhre
Reprinted from the Sioux City Journal The dog days are here. Walleye fishing, predictably, gets tougher. With air temperatures hitting the high 80s or 90s most days, the water temperature heats up. Weed growth expands, and some lakes experience horrific algae blooms....
Too much Good thing Can Be Bad Gary Howey
A warm sunny day can bring a lot of warmth to people, especially those of us who long to be outdoors after a long cold winter. I know you have heard the old saying “too much of anything is not good for you!” That holds true when it comes to spending too much time in...
West River stock dams yield big bluegills By Larry Myhre
Reprinted from the Sioux City Journal PIERRE, S.D. | The prairie swept away to the west like an endless sea of waving grass. It was shortly after dawn and antelope and deer scampered away from our vehicles as Gary Howey and Steve Nelson guided their trucks down the...