Category Archives: Outdoor Adventures
How Technology and Social Media Are Changing the Way We Fish
Few activities are as heavily based on tradition as fishing. Due to the nostalgic nature of the sport, people don’t see the need to change something that has worked for years. A rod, reel and bait have always caught fish and that method shows no signs of needing to be ...
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Top Ten Steelhead Fishing Destinations in the US
I vividly remember my childhood drives to school along the South Fork of the Clearwater River in central Idaho as a spectator sport, watching all the figures in chest waders dotting the river’s surface and hoping to see one of them land a fish. Spring steelhead were running up the ...
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Lithium-Ion and the Evolution of Electric Ice Fishing Augers
If you’re looking to buy a new fishing auger for the winter season you’ve likely seen an increase in electric ice fishing augers. Like traditional power tools, gas-operated devices are quietly being replaced by electric alternatives, namely because significant improvements in battery technology, in particular, lithium-ion batteries, have made them ...
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Underwater Drones: Will Sport Fishing Ever Be the Same?
When thinking about drones, the first thing that could come to mind is a small device that looks like a helicopter flying around, being controlled by a person with a gigantic remote control. This type of technology has been around for quite a while already, and it is now incredibly ...
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Renting a boat for fishing: 6 Essential Tips to Follow
Boat Rental Tips to Make Your Fishing Trip Fun and Safe There are plenty of places to rent boats near you. Boat rental companies can be found all over the US and Canada - you can find them located near rivers, lakes, campgrounds, beaches, parks and so on. Renting a ...
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Kite Fishing Anyone?
Kite Fishing: An Exciting Twist to an Age-Old Pursuit You loved flying kites as a child and have fond memories of holding on to that string for dear life, as the flimsy paper and wood object soared into the deep blue sky. You also have pictures that remind you of ...
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