A former skeet bronze medalist, Mississippi native John Satterwhite wasn’t surprised at team USA’s early shooting successes at the London Summer Olympics. He feels his country should dominate the shooting sports, and could always have enjoyed golden moments like those produced by Kimberly Rhodes (women’s skeet) and Vincent Hancock (men’s skeet) in these Games. […]
Last week, I told you a story from the Mississippi River involving a rather large paddlefish, caught in the middle of its paddle with a tail-spinner artificial lure. […]
Every fisherman remembers his or her biggest fish.
Everybody remembers their oddest fish. […]
To achieve a double slam on turkeys in a season is a grand accomplishment for any hunter. […]
The challenge for Rabbit Rogers that July day was to prove that yes, you can indeed catch crappie, and a lot of them, in the hottest part of summer, baking in sunshine in the heart of Barnett Reservoir. […]
I was never a big fan of deer camp workdays, despite knowing how important they were to the success of the coming hunting season. […]
Watching her fish was pure joy, and her unabated excitement and intensity made me wonder if I had married the wrong Gulledge girl. […]
Wham! Something whacked the lipless crankbait, mid-pump, as I worked it on a submerged roadbed on Lake Albemarle, the old Mississippi River oxbow. […]
“Please allow me to introduce myself, I’m a man of wealth and taste ….” […]
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