Wade Bourne, Vicious Pro Staff Most fishing pressure is focused on big lakes that gain the lion’s share of publicity in fishing reports, tournament results, etc. In contrast, smaller, less…
Travis Sadler My father Claude Sadler, Director of Southern and Central LECET of the Laborers Union, walked into the living room in 2007 holding the right side of a shed…
Doug Howlett The small dock jutting into the neighborhood lake behind my mother’s house has produced some fun fishing over the years and accounted for each of my kids’ first…
Mark Kayser You’ve certainly heard the old saying “you can drive a whitetail anywhere it wants to go.” There’s a lot of truth to that statement, but when whitetails aren’t…
Nashville, TN—The Union Sportsmen’s Alliance (USA) is pleased to announce a new partnership with Cabela’s, the world’s foremost outfitter of hunting, fishing and outdoor gear. Established during their 50th anniversary,…
Bob Jensen The summer months are a good time of the year for fish in at least one way: There’s a lot of food in the water for them to…
Ted Pilgrim By Ted Pilgrim, as seen on the Fishing Wire When muskies launch into radical feeding rampages, there’s simply nothing else like it in freshwater fishing. Jaws snap, hooks set,…
Nashville, TN – Doug Bachman, a balancer with SMWIA Local 19 from Robesonia, will star in a Missouri waterfowl hunt on the Union Sportsmen’s Alliance’s new TV show, Brotherhood Outdoors…
David Draper It was a hunt that wasn’t supposed to happen, or not happen like this anyway. My friend Bill and I were supposed to be chasing bull elk from…
Nashville, TN – Captain Bob Barteck, firefighter, paramedic and shift commander from Wisconsin Rapids will star in a whitetail bow hunt on the Union Sportsmen’s Alliance’s new TV show, Brotherhood Outdoors at 8 p.m.…
M. D. Johnson For the outdoorsman, there are few achievements as satisfying as accomplishing a goal, be it catching a limit of channel ‘cats or tagging a wary longbearded gobbler,…
Babe Winkelman Does Mother Nature provide signs that help us predict when and where the fish will be biting? Is it possible to look at the sky, sniff the air…
Nashville, TN – Jay Rodriquez, a steamfitter, autism advocate and former Navy Recruitment Chief Petty Officer from Rocky Point will star in a Montauk fishing episode on the Union Sportsmen’s…
Craig Boddington Okay, the word is actually “reticule.” You won’t get the word “reticle” to come up on your spell-check. But over the years, in our little world, we’ve shortened…
Tracy Breen Scouting cameras have changed the way many people hunt, myself included. Just a few years ago I was bowhunting black bears in Quebec, and the hunt wasn’t going…
Fly Fisherman Provided by Fly Fisherman Smallmouth and largemouth bass might be America’s most popular gamefish— and for good reason. These hardy, stocky predators smash lures (and flies) hard and thrive…
Beau Beasley On a recent flight home from Portland, Oregon, where I was visiting relatives, to Washington D.C., I sat next to a man who was traveling on business. One…
Bob Neill It all started in the late summer of 2007 when my 12-year-old son, Michael, asked if he could go hunting with me. I have been an avid outdoorsman…
Nashville, TN – Todd Heustis, a veteran sheet metal worker and father of 13 from Greeley will star in a Wyoming Pronghorn hunt on the Union Sportsmen’s Alliance’s new TV show, Brotherhood…
Stephen D. Carpenteri, Game & Fish It’s a good bet that you can step outdoors anywhere in the state and before long you hear the tell-tale cawing of a distant…
Nashville, TN – Brett Graham, a veteran machinist with IAM Local 839 and avid sportsman from Wichita, will star in a Kansas Goose hunt on the Union Sportsmen’s Alliance’s new…
Steve Felgenhauer Try this exercise with your favorite shotgun. First, ensure the shotgun is unloaded, and then close your eyes and shoulder the shotgun. Now open your eyes. Are you…
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