Judging by the first weeks, fishing should be good this year
I don’t know about the rest of you, but whenever a New Year rolls around it takes me a good month...
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Category: Nature
If a picture is worth a thousand words, here’s 8,000 words
Why all the pictures, you ask? Seeing that it is 2022, I figured a picture is worth a thousand...
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Season of anticipation: Can’t wait for Christmas presence!
There is something about the holidays that brings out the reflective side of me. On one hand I...
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Gulf fishing near oil rigs yields new experiences, yellowfins
In my nearly 14 years writing outdoor columns, I have never once received any recognition for my...
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Relaxing day on the water reminds me why I love where I live
Even though I have been doing some fishing lately, it has always been on other people’s boats....
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Hail to the king! Now is perfect time to fish for mackerel
Sitting here at my computer I started thinking about all the people I guide and how each has their...
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Try fishing off the beaten path to find your best secret spot
I don’t know about you but more and more I have found that when I lay out a game plan for a day of...
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Waves of mullet, shrimp make annual ‘run’ to escape predators
Even if you don’t fish, if you have lived here for any period of time, chances are you have seen...
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What we’re doing to Mother Nature is no way to treat a lady
I would love to write about some amazing catch since my last column but surgeries and other...
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Strangers in our strange land seem oddly out of place
I want to share some unique experiences over the past three weeks. In some of these cases my...
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Life in the olden days was more like golden days – for a kid
If you missed my column in the July 7 issue of the Sun, I wrote about what it was like growing up...
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Remembering a childhood filled with Lowcountry adventure
Since I am new at being old, I guess reminiscing becomes more frequent in one’s so-called “Golden...
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Love for Lowcountry should include care for its future
Ask any person who knows me at all and, for the most part, they will say I am tad strange but...
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Seeing nature up close and personal in photos from the wild
think this time around I am going to rely on the saying “a picture is worth a thousand words.”...
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Crazy for cobia? Don’t be greedy, help conserve our treasure
You would think that all folks would associate the color green with spring but, oh no! Around...
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