Spectacular Trout Fishing on Arkansas’ Little Red River
Arkansas’ Little Red River features huge browns and rainbows on a year-round basis!
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Arkansas’ Greers Ferry Lake — Hot For Hybrid Striped Bass
No sooner had the spoon bounced bottom about 40 feet below then my son Daniel called out, “Fish on!”
READ MORE ›Bass Pro Moynagh: A Look Back at 2014 – Part One
Here are some of my more memorable fishing moments during the first half of 2014’s tournament season.
READ MORE ›Striper Fishing: Big ‘Linesides’ Rise To Baits As The Sun Goes Down
On the dark, moonless night, and casting toward the shoreline thick with lure-eating snags, a large fish splashed.
READ MORE ›Arkansas Adventure: Stripers And Much More!
The angling opportunities in Arkansas are endless, but visitors will also find breathtaking scenery.
READ MORE ›Trolling For Beaver Lake Arkansas Stripers
Like the escort warships protecting an aircraft carrier in a battle group, several tiny orange “ships” spread out into a “V” behind our boat. With three rods holding lines on each side of the boat, Joe Farkas rigged these orange … Continued
READ MORE ›Mountain Biking Arkansas’ Ouachita National Forest
Are you looking for a new place to ride within a day’s drive of Chicago? If your answer is yes, check out the 1.6-million acres of the Ouachita (pronounced Wash-a-taw) National Forest. Located just west of Hot Springs, Ark., the forest’s 600-miles of trails are an ideal place to escape from the hustle and bustle of everyday life.
READ MORE ›Nurturing Land Results In Big Arkansas Buck!
The buck was following a big doe and Jordening hit the dirt to use his backpack as a rest for his .300 H & S Winchester mag. Just as the buck came over a ridge, he squeezed the trigger. “Click.” In anticipation of the long walk in the dark, Jordening hadn’t chambered a round, but as quickly as possible, he did, and fired.
READ MORE ›Young Hunter Overcomes Physical Adversity
This is not a typical tale where father introduces son or daughter to hunting. Larry Treat’s life has been full of medical specialists, who still aren’t 100 percent sure what’s happening in his body, and why. The doctors believe Larry has a form of muscular dystrophy, which has limited his physical growth, taken away his ability to stand, and made it impossible for him to fully
extend his arms and legs. His father Doug carries him into the woods and places him in a treestand. Larry has had a lot of success in the field thanks to the help he receives from his dad.