Volume Four #2

Cast and Blast at its finest.

Kings of Game

Hook meets bullet, or if you prefer, cast meets blast.

In this web series we'll follow the Holeman's adventures as they experience some of the most colorful characters, crafty fish, wiley beast, beautiful waters, and impressive Outfitters that America has to offer. The Brothers are the total outdoorsmen who will test their fishing and hunting skills through out their travels. With Hook and Bullet they will travel from the Dry Fly Mecca in Craig Montana searching for selective large Rainbow trout, the hills of Wyoming in search of trophy Pronghorn and to the plains of Nebraska for Pheasants.

Once the challenge is set, we follow the bothers to the 6000 sq foot outdoor 'man cave' where the weapons are chosen, the truck is packed and the Duo hits the road. Success will be a combination of local knowledge and equipment (Air Boats, swamp buggy, Helis, etc), Bear and Travis's uncanny 'predator instincts' and just plain wild Luck!

The Series will be a mix of all they love -- HUNTING and FISHING -- whether by Fly or Crank bait, Muzzle loader or Bow each location will have a set of parameters that the brothers will have to master to succeed -- not to mention put up with each other. All along the way respecting the people, locations and prey.

Winter Issue of the Contemporary Sporstman

IN THIS ISSUE:

-Isaias Nicolaevici captures the wonders of fly fishing in the remote Kola Peninsula.
-Terry Wieland explores the advantage of English walnut―a favored gunstock wood for centuries.
-Henry Gilbey considers how thinking about captions can improve your photography.
-The third installment from Norm Zeigler’s Rivers of Shadow, Rivers of Sun.

And much more.

The Patagonia Journal Spring 12

The Spring 2012 issue of The Patagonia Journal is now online, with feature articles about fly fishing the most beautiful river in Patagonia, the Rivadavia; wingshooting in San Luis; and the roaring red stags of Argentina.

Volume 3 #1 of the Contemporary Sportsman

They are also now rocking the 1% For the Planet banner.

In this Issue:

Rick Bass explores a “different territory” while hunting pheasants in late December.
Terry Wieland quotes literature as he pursues North America’s most exasperating game bird.
Henry Gilbey surrenders a part of his soul while fishing for taimen in Mongolia.
Jeff Bright offers Installment No.3 of his Spey-fishing primer.
Kelly Boatright considers the importance of mentors and of collecting memories in the sporting life.
Mart McCann and Frank Barnett follow the “Hops Trail” in Part One of a two-part series.

And much, much more.

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