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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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
By: Gerald Almy
Depending on the weather, early season deer hunting in the Shenandoah Valley could mean sweating in 80-degree temperatures or watching frost burn off a food plot at dawn.
By: Gerald Almy
This week continues our look at top locations for early-season deer hunting during archery and muzzleloader seasons in October and early November.
By: Gerald Almy
Arching a cast out as far as the lure would go, I waited and counted down the seconds. When the bait approached the bottom, I clicked the bail shut on
By: Gerald Almy
Hunters face lots of challenges as muzzleloader and rifle seasons approach. Perhaps the biggest one is figuring out where the quarry will be moving and good places to intercept them on their travel routes.
By: Gerald Almy
Deer seasons may be swinging in, but some terrific fishing is also available this time of year, especially in the state's Chesapeake Bay and Atlantic Ocean waters.
By: Gerald Almy
Last summer we wrote about some of the benefits of planting fruit trees for whitetail deer. This week we'll look at some tactics for hunting around that fruit.
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