From the Blog | Guide Outdoors

The Guide Gear 17″ 2,400-gram Ankle Fit Rubber Boot: Superior Warmth. Even Better Value.

Good rubber boots not only provide unmatched protection from cold and wet conditions, they also aid in scent control in the field.

Back Country Cooking & One-Pot Grills

Once your cooking prowess advances beyond marshmallows and hotdogs on a stick, the use of pots and pans to prepare dinner becomes an essential task on most camping trips.

4 Must-have Jig Colors For Any Scenario

When it comes to jig fishing, skirts come in any possible combination imaginable.

An Eye on the Weather

You don’t need sophisticated instruments to make fairly sound weather predictions – especially if you know a few basic principles – and can read the local skies.

Campsite Hygiene Aids

People sitting around campfire with Guide Gear Tent

Basic hygiene doesn’t stay at home when you head out to the great outdoors.

Snowshoe Maintenance & Repair

Snowshoers know the importance of maintaining their unique footwear. Both the traditional wood-framed classic styles and the modern, high-tech models have their own specific needs to keep them in sustainable, serviceable condition. Let’s look at the basic care needs and applications for each type:

Fishing is Available to Nearly All

Fishing has a unique quality in that nobody is left behind. Barriers and hurdles for entry and participation are very low. Regardless of where a person lives, their economic status, man or woman, young or old, participation and enjoyment of … Continued

The Benefits and Limits of Lowrance’s Active Target

I’ve had nearly a full season now of using Lowrance’s Active Target sonar. This new forward-looking technology has resulted in many catches that would have gone unrealized. I’m primarily a bass fisherman, but not only have I caught extra bass with it, but I have also caught many more walleyes and crappies.

Campfire Cooking Tips for Winter Camping

Campfire cooking can always be a challenge, particularly in colder weather when a hot meal is especially needed to help keep us warm.

Keeping Your Tent Dry in Winter

Winter camping outings create a few challenges of their own, one of which is controlling moisture in your tent.