Showing posts with label outdoor writers. Show all posts
Showing posts with label outdoor writers. Show all posts

Thursday, June 03, 2010

Rookie Mistakes

Cotter, AR fishing guide John Berry writes in the Baxter Bulletin about the "rookie mistakes" that even the experienced angler can make.

From forgetting to put the plug into the boat to leaving a rod on top of the car, John's article rings true for many of us who have the guts to admit it. What rookie mistakes have you made? Fess up in the comments!

Sunday, March 29, 2009

Why?

Albany Herald outdoor writer, Bob Kornegay tells why outdoor scribes don't necessarily do it for the money.

For me and more than a few others I know, the answer to that is simple. Outdoors writing puts us and keeps us in touch with “our” people — folks we understand and who understand us in turn. It also pays dividends that are priceless, regardless of the fact that they will never show up on our bank statements.

He puts together a great article that describes why it's certainly not about the money.