Reelfoot revisited

Article Abstract:

The Calhoun family of Tennessee has been hand-building wooden fishing boats for the shallow waters of Reelfoot Lake since the 1860s. The popularity of the boat has spread to other areas of the US as well. The boats are called stump jumpers because of their ability to slide over underwater hazards.

History, Fishing boats, Fishing vessels, Calhoun Boat Works

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10 essentials for the woods: here's the cure for pack-rat fever

Article Abstract:

Hunters should avoid carrying in a bulging pack filled with gear for every possible contingency. Rope, pen and string, binoculars, a saw, compass, flashlight, first-aid kit, spare clothes, a snack, a drink, and a book are all that is needed.

United States, Equipment and supplies, Deer hunting, Hunters

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Small wonders

Article Abstract:

Issues concerning fishing for bluegills and shellcrackers are discussed. Spawning bluegills are usually found between 3 ft and 6 ft of water over a firm, sandy bottom.

Methods, Fishing, Fishing (Recreation)

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