Field Notes Archives - Page 13 of 47

July 16, 2026

The trout have moved into the marsh as they transition to their fall patterns and kayak fishing is particularly suited for these times. […]

Dale Bordelon, a resident of Effie, La., loves hunting out of a dugout pirogue made from a tree right from the swamp. […]

The Little Missouri River located in southwestern Arkansas has about six miles of trout water below Lake Greeson’s Narrows Dam. […]

Before setting foot into the woods, make sure you’ve cleaned off with odorless soap and shampoo. It helps to remove odor caused by bacteria. […]

Brandon Jennings, an avid crappie fisherman, takes advantage of drawdowns to find stumps, logs, tree tops and edges of drop-offs. […]

Charleston area anglers mostly target redfish, speckled trout and flounder. In September, it’s still hot, but the fishing is good. […]

Some kayak anglers embrace the minimalist style while others choose every accessory possible to take with them. […]

Food plots are an excellent source of nutrition for deer and other wildlife, and double as ground zero for a hot hunting stand. […]

Kayak anglers can learn a lot from others by tuning in to their experiences and learning what to do, and what not to do. […]

Fishing at the Florida Keys is fantastic. Islamorada Key is known as the “Sportfishing Capital of the World.” […]

August is the perfect time to start practicing for opening day. Shooting clay birds is one of the best ways to sharpen your shotgun skills. […]

Leslie Charleville practices gyotaku, an ancient form of Japanese art that serves as a way for fishermen to keep a record of their fish. […]