Sometimes folks looking for help in getting the word out about their projects or events email asking me to spread the word. Sometimes I do and sometimes I don’t. It all depends on the project, its agenda, and the worthiness of the end goal. Because this group from UCLA has now teamed up with LSU…
Quick and easy soup for those chilly, lazy days Or how Margaret Holmes saved the day via Dollar General! As with just about everything in life, this recipe comes to you with a little back story. Recently, two very nice gentlemen from Jekyll Island, Georgia rented Camp Dularge for their fishing expeditions. They towed a…
Well, I guess the part I didn’t tell you previously is that the boat ride back on Day 1 Halibut Fishing really did a number on my lower back. Then, the day after, I stood in the Kustatan River casting most of the day, which didn’t help matters. By the time dinner rolled around that…
This seaplane (or bush plane) flyout marks my second day of fishing in Alaska. The morning fog delayed our trip by about an hour or so, but after locating hip waders that fit, we made our way from the Talon Air office down to the seaplane docked and ready for our trip. (The guy on the…
Before I post about Alaska Day 2 of fishing, I’d like to share with you where we went and just how beautiful the scenery is so that this beauty won’t get lost in the next fishing edition of my Alaska Adventures! First, maybe you’d like to see where the Kustatan River is in relation to…
The Gone Fishin’ Lodge in Soldotna, Alaska has hosted the “Cajun Invasion” for 14 summers, and WWL radio show host, Don Dubuc (with whom I do Hunt Fish Talk once a month), has attended for the last 13 years. Well, for about the past six years, he’s asked me if this was the year I…