by Great Days Outdoors | May 14, 2020 | Fishing
Bluegill Fishing Tips For The Spring May is a magical month in the world of bream fishing. Many anglers will circle the full moon date on their calendars, prepare their rig, and start to ponder how to catch bluegill. They tie on a small hook and attach a float a few...
by Great Days Outdoors | Mar 5, 2020 | Camphouse Kitchen, Hunting
Brined for days and cooked for hours, corned beef has been a St. Patrick’s Day staple forever, but when done properly you will be hard-pressed to tell the difference between corned beef and suitable corned beef alternatives, like corned venison or other game meats....
by Great Days Outdoors | Feb 25, 2020 | Hunting
Mesmerized! That is the word best describing my first encounter with a good squirrel dog. If memory is correct, it was a feist squirrel dog, a medium-sized bundle of exhilaration that virtually exploded in the squirrel woods. This dog belonged to a friend of my...
by Great Days Outdoors | Nov 26, 2019 | Fishing
While visitors arrive by the thousands each year to sample Lake Guntersville bass fishing, crappie catches are mainly confined to locals, most of whom are quite content to keep their fall crappie fishing secrets to themselves. Crappie are generally not the first...
by Great Days Outdoors | Nov 14, 2019 | Uncategorized
A property owner whose land touches the water, especially coastal and tide-influenced water, needs to consider having a solid, well-built seawall construction. Seawalls help keep the water and the land separate and each in its place. A well-made seawall, built with...
