The development of hunters and fishermen as they age
Mike Tontimonia breaks down the evolving goals of hunters and fishermen as they age. A young sportsman to a seasoned sportsman, priorities change.
An angler for life, hooked from the start
Tontimonia's grandson, Josh, was a toddler when he caught his first fish. He still fishes today.
Time to run to the walleye run
Thinking of fishing for walleye in Ohio this spring? Make sure you heed Jim Abram's insider tips for the best experience.
Deer management is a balancing act
Ohio's deer management strategy is a difficult balancing act subject to pressure from various stakeholders as well as from the political side.
These legendary lures are still top of the line
It seems that most of us have heard of Rapala, purchased lures under the name Rapala and caught fish with our Rapala lures.
Good intentions gone astray: Imported wildlife
Men move animals in an almost casual manner, all with good intentions, but most without thought to what problems might be forthcoming.
Comments on archery’s future wise to heed
It has become more important than ever that we involve ourselves in activities and efforts to preserve our heritage.
Antlers are not just luck for deer, it takes genetics and food sources
For those deer hunters who are antler addicts, here is a list of the top ten typical monster whitetails bucks of all time.
Looking for Brer rabbit
Jim Abrams offers a look into the Ohio rabbit hunting season, and shares his insights on the sport.
Bear Island is a Canadian landmark to see
Learn about the second largest island on Lake Temagami.