When it comes to taking action in many volunteer or member organizations the adage is true that “20 percent of the people do 80 percent of the work.” Most folks are content to sit back and at most, watch.
After multiple false-casts (scheduling conflicts), I was finally able to take-in the one-day beginner fly-fishing class along Tulpehocken Creek in Reading offered by TCO Fly Shop.
Checking out the livestream elk camera rolling on state game lands in Elk County may have piqued your interest in the Cervidae.
A long weekend, a hit of fall and pleasant weather – is hardly a better time to hit the high-, low-, and midland trails for breathtaking walks in Penn’s Woods, or valley, or ridge, or lakeside, or …
In the same way smallmouth bass attack spinnerbaits in the Susquehanna, hopes for recovery of “bronzebacks” in Pennsylvania are riding high.
The importance and art of painting rocks may date back to the cavemen, and it seems that just about everybody around Gettysburg in 2020 wants to get stoned.
You’ve heard the story of two friends encountering a grizzly bear and as one bends to tie his sneakers, the other says, “That’s not going to help much, because we cannot outrun the bear.”
Like anyone else, I enjoy a good walk in the woods.
Needy and I are back from a five-day adventure chasing birdies at Myrtle Beach, S.C.
Another nice turnout for another great, cooperative effort to improve the Conewago Creek.
