Team building is crucial for the success of any company. No matter if you run a small business, or you have a large corporate firm, you need to know how to engage your employees and how to help them collaborate and work together. The easiest way to do that is through activities where they can … Read more
So, you’ve heard about how fun fishing can be, and you want to start yourself, but don’t know how to? As a beginner, you’re probably going to think of it as complicated, but it doesn’t have to be. Skills will be developed fast if you arm yourself with some basic gear. The first thing you … Read more
When it comes to fishing, few places can match the versatility of louisiana’s birdfoot delta. Mention the birdfoot Delta in any fishing circle, and you’ll get more than your share of puzzled looks. Yet this is the exact term geologist use to define the prolific area of Southeast Louisiana, better known as the Mississippi Delta … Read more
The Michigan Department of Natural Resources has confirmed another cougar. This one photographed in Baraga County in the Upper Peninsula. Fred Nault took the photo near Skanee on Saturday, May 5, 2012! Interestingly this Michigan confirmation in 2012, and the first verified photo of a cougar taken in person and not by a remote camera … Read more
If you were able to wrap your brain around the previous page (why do we have tides) then lets move on to why the tides behave so differently in size and frequency depending on location. Your location will determine your experience with Diurnal, Semidiurnal or Mixed Semidiurnal tidal cycles. If the Earth was just one … Read more
Jimmy Leblanc caught this alligator gar at the locks near Sulphur, La.
I was contacted by Sonja Davis and John Holderfield about a monster buck taken by their father. They were proud of their father and wanted me to show it off. Their father, Thomas Holderfield took this deer on Dec. 22 2001. It was shot on private land in Cullman County Alabama. Who says the south … Read more
Myrtle Grove, Louisiana: drive-to winter fishing in the Mississippi Delta. Picture in your mind a roadside waterway, lined with canebrakes and marsh grass, where you can catch the two most sought after saltwater fish species without right from shore. Just drive up to it and literally cast from the back of your vehicle. “No such … Read more
Truly amazing. You will find yourself just staring at this reallife monster. Compare the gators back foot to the mans chest. Correction: The man in the picture, Toni Hays contacted me and gave me this information. The alligator in the picture is not 18 feet long. It is about 14 feet long and was caught … Read more
