Recipe: Grilled Key West Salmon
Despite the fact that my boyfriend won’t touch it, Salmon is a staple here in the Zylka household. This is my go-to recipe (ironically, it works just as well with chicken if you have a picky eater in the house). Enjoy!
The Basics of Layering
The Basics of Layering – HuntFishTravel
Winter Crankbait Tips
Tournament veteran Dave Mansue doesn’t mind fishing jigs for winter bass, but he’d much rather throw a deep diving crankbait, and he often does. The Yamaha pro knows that if he can find baitfish, bass won’t be far behind, and they’ll nearly always hit one of the diving lures. “The key to winter crankbaiting is
Charred Sugar Crusted Salmon Recipe – Simply to Die For
Eating fish can actually reduce the risk of various diseases and disorders such as asthma in children, cancer, heart disease, dementia and depression. It can even help people with diabetes, rheumatoid arthritis, psoriasis and autoimmune disease! Yay for fish! A great article: Advantages of Eating Fish Foods As with anything moderation is key. Pregnant women, […]
7 Reasons I Love Camping In the Fall
I love fall camping. Everything about it and once Labor Day hits and hunting season gets here I am in seventh heaven. And here are my top seven reasons why…
#HuntFishTravel 070 – Tips for Cutting Shooting Lanes with Wicked Tree Gear
John Mulligan; VP of Sales & Marketing for Wicked Tree Gear joins us this week to talk about where, how much and when to even cut a shooting lane, tree saws and online hunting shows.
#HuntFishTravel 068 – Antler Growth and Organizing Your Trail Cam Photos with HuntForce
What are antlers? Why do they grow the way they do? What makes them big and sometimes gnarley? What the heck is “Velvet”? All these questions are answered during this week’s episode where we sit down with President of HuntForce Jim White. We’ll talk
Gear Review: 2014 PSE Dream Season DNA SP
2013 PSE Dream Season DNA was a very popular bow; they manufactured a new riser that was stronger and lighter but still managed to push the super-fast IBO speeds PSE is known for. But for most of us, a smooth draw is what we really want, and as a woman, I don’t want to have […]
Sunday Morning Musings – Sometimes a Punch in the Face is Needed
Sometimes I have no idea how I got here. Sometimes I get sucked into situations I have no business being in. Sometimes I bite off more than I can chew and then smack myself in the forehead in regret and mutter “what was I thinking???” . I do however, find some solace in thinking I’m […]
Sturgeon Camp 2014
Spending several days with a group of buddies, getting up at the crack of dawn and heading out into the frigid Wisconsin temps to try to kill a really big animal….could be an interchangeable description for either Deer Camp or Sturgeon Camp.
5 SHOT Show Products That Stood Out Among the Rest
SHOT Show is huge. I mean GINORMOUS. And to a gal that’s an admitted archery snob, a gun really, really has to stand out to grab my attention. I do love my hunting rifles and my S&W pistol but I don’t own any guns that get me all gooey inside. So as I’m wandering up […]
An Outdoors Report from a Wisconsin Wild
Hello outdoors world! Being mid January here in the brutal Northwood’s, I am sure most of us locked up inside our houses, sitting very close to our fireplaces (or heating vents for you city folk) just trying to stay warm. It has been an extra voracious winter here in Wisconsin, and most would think it […]