John Martino is an Executive Editor with a focus on local news in Kokomo, Indiana. With a passion for very early childhood education, John's articles aim to inform and engage readers on topics such as outdoor adventures, property boundaries, hunting traditions, and reflections on memorable experiences. His work has also been featured in the Pharos-Tribune.
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Kokomo, United States (Local)
John Martino's coverage primarily focuses on local events, expert commentary, and seasonal topics related to hunting, outdoor activities, fishing, wildlife, and conservation. His articles often revolve around family & relationships as well as house & home-related themes.
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By: John Martino
If you had to pick a month when most people enjoy water-based activities, it would probably be July.
If you had to pick a month when most people enjoy water-based activities, it would probably be July.
By: John Martino
Want to become the recipient of large amounts of hate mail and threats of harm? Try posting a picture of you fileting a 4- or 5-pound largemouth bass on social
By: John Martino
An interesting fact about being outdoors is sometimes you never know what you may see. Expect the unexpected.
By: John Martino
The internet is filled with clashes between boating anglers and those who own private docks or piers.
By: John Martino
Well, I’m not sure where to start.
By: John Martino
Anglers who have caught respectable size white bass (often called silvers) know the tenaciousness they possess. The same is said about their cousin, striped bass, which grow to larger proportions.
Bill Harris shows several coho (silver) salmon he hooked while fishing his way through a portion of Alaska. John Martino | Kokomo Tribune
By: John Martino
Brad Zeck, left to right, John and Peggy Martino and Bill and Natalie Harris show their rewards after a day halibut fishing near Homer, Alaska.
When a client purchases a newly constructed home sometimes, they assume that everything is in tip-top condition and the home does not have any issues.
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