Gerald Almy is a local journalist based in Strasburg, Virginia. He writes for Shenandoah Publishing House, Inc. and his work has also appeared in Field & Stream. Gerald specializes in outdoor and hunting articles, providing tips, tactics, and insights for hunting various wildlife species in the Virginia area.
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Gerald Almy's articles predominantly focus on outdoor sports, especially in the context of local activities such as hunting and fishing. Given his coverage attributes and topics covered, he would likely be receptive to pitches related to outdoor sports gear reviews, how-to guides for specific fishing techniques or hunting tactics, and features about local outdoor activities.
As Gerald primarily focuses on a local area (Strasburg, Virginia), pitching content that highlights regional events or interests related to fly fishing, summer activities like trico hatch, and other outdoor sporting pursuits in the Strasburg area may resonate well with him.
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By: Gerald Almy
Every fly fisherman loves to fish a heavy hatch of aquatic insects where trout become frenzied in their feeding and grab our flies with gusto. But if the truth be
By: Gerald Almy
Summer requires certain changes to make fishing trips as successful as they were in spring. For one thing, waters are often clearer since rainfalls have decreased. Fish have also seen
By: Gerald Almy
If you are looking for a single lure that will catch just about any fish that swims, it's hard to top a soft plastic shad lure rigged on a jig head.
Years ago, I had the good fortune to share a duck blind in the Mississippi marshes with World Champion waterfowl caller Mike McLemore. Mike, sadly, passed away a few years
By: Gerald Almy
Many people plant food plots to provide nutrition to deer and other wildlife. But if you want to help animals on a longer term basis, consider planting fruit trees. Fruit
Bass anglers in 2024 have so many outstanding lures available that it's sometimes difficult to decide which one to tie on the end of the line.
September means one thing to upland bird hunters in the Shenandoah Valley: dove season is here. This year the season begins on Monday, Sept. 2.
By: Gerald Almy
Arriving at Lake Anna at the crack of dawn, I met my guide, Bill Mathias, and we were soon roaring up the lake in his bass boat. Before long Bill
By: Gerald Almy
Pieces of ice formed in the guides of the graphite fly rod as I cast to the dark forms hovering near the bottom of Michigan's Pere Marquette River.
By: Gerald Almy
In fall, gamefish of all species often move out of deep holes into shallow water, setting the stage for some of the best sport fishing of the year. Few lures
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