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Bass Fishing Weed Beds

By D.m. Gardner · 15 years ago

Cattails, wild rice, and reeds usually grow in water less than 3 feet deep. Jitterbugs fished along the edges are often deadly, but when the fish are back in the grass a weedless spoon with ...

There is no Perfect Weapon in Deer Hunting

By Mac Turnbull · 15 years ago

If there's one question I get asked more than any other, it's "Which weapon is the best to use for deer hunting?" I wish I could give everyone a definitive answer, but there is no ...

Lures For Crappie Fishing:What To Use?

By Mark Fleagle · 15 years ago

Old School Crappie Fishing Family Secrets To be a very successful crappie angler it will be necessary for you to educate yourself with the different artificial crappie lures at your disposal. Once you have learned ...

Skiing is Just Better in Colorado!

By Rich Gonzalez · 15 years ago

Skiing was not something that I did a lot of growing up in the big city. Not too many mountains lined the horizon outside my back porch, or front porch for that matter. Our skiing ...

Answers to Camping Questions

By Darrin Hitchington · 15 years ago

A familiar Christmas song mentions chestnuts roasting on an open fire but, when you're sitting around the campfire in the middle of the summer, it's marshmallows you'll want to roast. The feeling that you'll get ...

Ways to Save Money when Planning a Flight

By Brian Jenkins · 15 years ago

Flights can be expensive, especially if you are booking a flight outside of your country. When planning a business trip or vacation, you often have to spend more on the flight than you do on ...

New Passport Laws and Information You Should Know

By Brian Jenkins · 15 years ago

If you will be flying in the upcoming months, you need to make sure you understand the current passport laws. Recently, a number of passport laws have changed, and if you are not prepared with ...

Important Questions to Ask Your Travel Agent

By Brian Jenkins · 15 years ago

Using a travel agent can make your vacation easier in many ways. However, if the right questions are asked, a travel agent can become even more valuable. In order to gain an understanding of what ...

Benefits of Using a Travel Agent

By Brian Jenkins · 15 years ago

On the surface, many individuals feel that all of the information on flights, hotels, rental vehicles and other aspects of a vacation are on the internet. While it may be possible for you to find ...

Benefits of Traveling by Cruise

By Brian Jenkins · 15 years ago

With thousands of vacation options around the world, it can be difficult to narrow down your options to just a single destination. However, one of the most popular choices for leisure travel is the cruise. ...

Benefits of Purchasing a First Class Flight

By Brian Jenkins · 15 years ago

When booking a flight, you generally have several seating options available. The most expensive option is the first class seat. Sitting in first class might make a bigger dent in your bank account, but overall, ...

Jurassic Park: A Family Camping Adventure in Mexico

By Kristina Morgan · 15 years ago

Before we came to Mexico I assumed that the entire country was either desert or coastal. Discovering Mexicoï¿½s diverse terrainï¿½mountains, jungles, pines, plains and moreï¿½has been an absolute delight, and one of the things I ...

There Are No Blue Book Value Boats

By Dustin Schwerman · 16 years ago

Unfortunately, boats and yachts are not like cars. There is no default way of tracking a boat's price. You can't just look for blue book value boats on-line or at the library, because there is ...

Hiking In Rocky Mountain National Park

By Donald Saunders · 16 years ago

Rocky Mountain National Park, which extends to just 400 square miles, is certainly not the largest park in the system but many of its millions of visitors each year will tell you that it is ...

Hiking In Glacier National Park

By Donald Saunders · 16 years ago

At nearly one and a half million acres Glacier National Park in Montana is impressive and boasts over 200 lakes and streams, 50 glaciers and more than 700 miles of wonderful hiking trails. These numbers ...

Curing Summer Sickness

By Mike Idziaszczyk · 16 years ago

As spring turns to summer and temperatures begin to soar, so too will employee absenteeism. Indeed, based on figures reported in the "Summer Absenteeism" survey conducted by Harris Interactive in 2007, it is likely that ...

Beach Camping Reservations

By Piet Van Lier · 16 years ago

Are you interested in taking a beach camping vacation with your friends or family? If so, it would be in your best interest to plan your vacation plenty of time ahead. Regardless of where you ...

How To Get Rid Of Mosquitoes

By Mike Francis · 16 years ago

Over the past few years mosquitoes have developed from a nuisance into a real public health danger. These pests spread dangerous diseases such as the West Nile Virus, Eastern Equine Encephalitis as well as malaria ...

The Great Outdoors of Gunnison Crested Butte

By Rich Gonzalez · 16 years ago

Gunnison-Crested Butte is a kind of place that "sticks to your ribs," and gets you peeking into real estate offices around town- just for a look. Dazzling summer displays of wildflowers are made possible in ...

The Beautiful Mornington Peninsula, Just An Hour From Melbourne

By John Morrad · 16 years ago

The beautiful Mornington Peninsula... Big, beautiful things sometimes come in surprisingly small packages and that's one of the delights of the Mornington Peninsula. Just an hours drive from Melbourne you could travel the length of ...