by Bob Lusk the Pond Boss
In past years, feeding fish was a past-time. Folks were entertained by the novelty of finny critters chasing floating food pellets on the surface. They had not been informed about the benefits. What a difference a few years and fisheries science has made for today’s off-the chart results for–feeding fish.
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For healthy wildlife populations, a quality feeder is essential. Texas Hunter’s XTREME Protein Feeders have become trusted and reliable feeders among many. With adjustable feed flow control and the ability to keep food dry and fresh, Xtreme Protein Feeders by Texas Hunter Products will ensure your deer stay strong and hardy all season long.
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Many of us enjoy fishing as a pastime or even competitively. No matter how skilled – or unskilled – you are, fishing is a great way to unwind and spend time bonding with family or friends while enjoying the Great Outdoors.
Beyond being enjoyable, fishing actually has numerous health and wellness benefits, particularly in terms of [...]
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No matter whether you catch a giant northern pike while ice fishing, or a big largemouth bass during the heat of summer, it helps keep the memory alive for years to come if you have a few great photos.
Need a little help behind your camera or smartphone? No problem — Fish Photography 101 is now [...]
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By Pete Robbins, and Joe Cermele, Field & Stream Magazine
TEN.
Americans obsess over the number. We compile top 10 lists; you need 10 yards to get a first down; and in 1979, Bo Derek starred in a movie about physical perfection with the appropriate title 10. Only the Spinal Tap guys worried about turning it up [...]
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Pro angler Matt Arey of North Carolina has some specific things he does with his tackle setup that answers many questions about how to fish a flutter spoon. (Photo and article credit: Alan McGuckin - GrandView Outdoors)
Team Toyota’s Matt Arey had just slapped 21 pounds of Guntersville bass on the scales to take the tournament [...]
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By Mark Modoski, and Joe Cermele - Field & Stream Magazine
Everything in fishing changes. On the minutest level, that change can be as simple as fish suddenly turning off of green-pumpkin worms after they’d been hammering them for hours, or a slow bite suddenly going bonkers before a storm. In the grander scheme, what can [...]
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Content courtesy of: Grand View Outdoors
Some people find wild turkey recipes challenging to cook because the meat tends to dry out quickly. Cooking turkey breast fast at high heat will help lock in moisture and allow you to taste the naturally enhanced flavors of a wild bird. Nuggets or fingers are a popular way to [...]
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by Bob Lusk, The Pond Boss
Thirty years ago, if someone wanted a pond on the farm, they simply called the local earthmover. He came out, pushed up some dirt as he dug a hole, they did a rain dance and…presto-chango…a pond. It ain’t like that anymore, folks.
Today, ponds are planned, thought about and designed. Everything [...]
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