Month: March 2018

What to Look For in a Fly Fishing Vest

Person standing in shallow water with a fishing rod, wearing outdoor gear, with grassy hills and blue sky in the background.

There is nothing quite as fun and relaxing as getting out into nature and enjoying a day of fly fishing. But as with most sports, protection and equipment are everything, so it’s important to have a dependable fly fishing vest. Here are a few tips to consider when choosing your next vest! Why do you… Read more »

Questions to Ask a Moose-Hunting Guide

Two men shake hands in front of Lawrence Bay Lodge, posing with a large moose rack on the grass.

If you’re thinking of booking a moose-hunting guide, it pays to know the right questions to ask. Asking smart questions can make a big difference to the success of your hunt. For example: How long have you been in business? A more experienced outfitter will likely know the ins and outs of managing the logistics… Read more »

Empty Looking Banks? Here’s How to Catch Fish

An adult and a child sit by a riverbank, fishing with rods on a cloudy day.

There’s a reason why you won’t usually find a bunch of people fishing in empty looking banks. They look, well, empty, so people don’t think they’re going to have any success finding fish in them and look elsewhere. But the truth is that you can actually make the most of this opportunity by going out… Read more »

Benefits of Mixing Up Hunting Targets

An arrow flies toward a target attached to a bamboo tree in a forest with a blurred background.

No matter how long you’ve been hunting, if you’re like most of us, you need to practice. Whether you’re a newbie, a longtime weekend hobbyist or a lifelong hunter, you can benefit from mixing up your hunting targets when you practice. The biggest benefit of mixing up your hunting targets? Improved accuracy. You might say,… Read more »

How to Repair a Fishing Rod Cork Grip

A close-up of a fishing rod and reel with fishing line, resting on a weathered wooden surface.

After a long winter, which may not have included many fishing trips, it’s a good idea to make sure your fishing rods are in good working order. Cork grips are particularly prone to wear and tear. Repeated soaking and drying can cause the cork to weaken, chip and develop holes. If you don’t repair the… Read more »