On the fly

Article Abstract:

Boy Scouts from Troop 602 in West Yellowstone, MT, have the enviable opportunity to fly fish in one of the world's finest trout rivers in one of the most famous national parks. There, the scouts learn fly-fishing basics like setting up a rod, and tying up a fly.

Fly fishing, Yellowstone River

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Knot know-how

Article Abstract:

Florida's Lincoln-Marti Camporee was the sight of a pioneering competion among various scout troops in Miami, FL. The object of the competition was to see who could design and build the best survival hut by using rope and wood.

Competitions, Scouts and scouting, Scouts (Youth programs)

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Stepping out

Article Abstract:

A hike is defined as a walk that has a purpose. Boy Scouts can use hikes to work on nature study and conservation or to practice signaling, map or compass skills.

Planning, Hiking

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