A good friend once told me, “You must endure with persistence;” the bible says “Let us not become weary in doing good, for at the proper time we will reap…
The Amazon – magnificent and menacing – flowing for more than 4,000 miles, plowed through the jungle canopy 15,000 feet below me. Our single-engine Cessna Caravan bounced through the clouds…
The early spring months and their warmer days cause us all to come out of our winter hibernation. We begin to sniff out good grub and that starts around the…
Poaching isn’t sexy. Especially not to a game warden. An Oklahoma woman looking for love on a dating app is facing hefty fines after a message exchange with a game…
Examining the shredded length of fifty pound leader attached to my lure, I’m amazed that after several hours the ferocious inhabitants of this shallow impoundment are still striking. “They’ll eat…
Growing up in Springfield, Missouri, the son of Bass Pro Shops founder and CEO Johnny Morris, it’s no surprise that John Paul Morris grew up with a love for the…
Everyone should strive to find their passion. The passion that causes my adrenaline to rush and heart to pound is introducing the great outdoors to a child or youth. The…
For Bill Dance, casting a brand-new top-water lure from a neighborhood store seventy-one years ago set him on a path to become one of the world’s best-known fishermen. And he…
Provided by: HuntersShield Offshore 30-miles in the Gulf of Mexico is not exactly the best time to wonder if the fish you just caught is legal to keep. Size limits…
In the fall of 2010, the Northern bobwhite quail population plummeted in the rolling plains of Texas and Oklahoma, and it’s never been the same. “The Bobwhite” film shares the…
Bass, Birdies, and more at the Ritz-Carlton Orlando, Grande Lakes Resortby: Dustin Catrett“Right there,” said my guide Mark Benson, pointing to a huge bass suspended above the grass cratered in…
When asked about his favorite spots to hunt and fish, Lee Brice named his top five. Here they are in no particular order… “All these places replenish my soul,” says…
In Native American folklore, the coyote is often portrayed as a trickster, using deception and humor to get its way. The Navajo believed that the coyote brought death into the…