We're receiving frequent calls asking if you should feed fish and run aeration during the winter? Short answer, feed minimal amounts. Turn aeration off December through February. Here's why. Since fish ar ...
You’ve cut three cords of wood and raked the yard twice since leaves stopped falling. Deer season closes in early January. How will you fill weekends until fish become ac ...
By Bob Lusk Once the pipe, complete with anti-seep collars, valves, vents and all its best stuff goes in the ground, that’s it…isn’t it? The bulldozer’s ...
There's an old saying among lake managers and anglers: 90-percent of the fish live in 10-percent of the lake. You can draw fish to preferred locations by creating permanent, prime ...
If you have observed the power of flooding water rushing over a spillway, you likely related the memorable experience numerous times. Results can be damaging regardless of lake size. Spillways ...
All of us have fished shorelines and areas with no visible cover and not gotten a strike? Just as we're about to give-up, we encounter a clump of trees or ...
By Chris Peterie Someone is going to be shot by a hunter somewhere in the United States this year. “Will the liability insurance on my homeowner’s policy cover me ...
Have you observed increasing mud (dirt) dauber nests around a dock aeration compressor cabinet, or outbuildings? It doesn’t take long for them to become housekeeping nuisances and even damage ...
With dramatic land use changes over the course of the last three decades, more and more landowners are dedicated to becoming better stewards of the land, especially when it comes ...
