My Good Luck Fishing Mugs
Fishermen are a superstitious lot. While I don’t consider myself superstitious, I will admit to having a lucky hat and … Continue reading My Good Luck Fishing Mugs
Fishermen are a superstitious lot. While I don’t consider myself superstitious, I will admit to having a lucky hat and … Continue reading My Good Luck Fishing Mugs
Leaving Rapid City (see post) for a fall fishing trip in Wyoming, I purposely drove through this isolated northwestern corner … Continue reading Isolated and Off-the-beaten Path: Oglala National Grasslands, NE
Video blog based on the recent post: Don’t Eat Yellow Snow and Other Water Purification Techniques (see the original post … Continue reading Video Blog: Don’t Eat Yellow Snow
What takes off like a torpedo and is relentless and full of teeth … a barracuda … check out the … Continue reading Video Blog: Barracuda with Underwater Video
Alec relives two very hostile border crossings in Eastern Europe during the Cold War. Continue reading Video Blog: Hostile Border Crossings in Europe
The canals in miami’s southwest suburbs provide a wide range of native and non-native fish. None is more sought after … Continue reading Fishing Report: Peacock Bass in Miami’s Suburban Canals
This is second post on a series of hostile border crossings (see post 1) where I was detained or otherwise … Continue reading Hostile Border Crossings: Yugoslavia / Bulgaria
To celebrate President’s Day weekend I decided to do a post about Rapid City, South Dakota. Rapid City is known … Continue reading Rapid City, SD — A City of Presidents
The Romans believed it to be an end of the known world. The name Finisterre in latin means “Land’s End.” … Continue reading Isolated and Off-the-beaten Path: Finisterre, Spain
Watch How to video on building different first aid kits for home, car, travel, gear bag, adventures and anything life … Continue reading Video Blog: How to Build First Aid Kits for Any Emergency