Acerbic commentator, casual observer, all-around family man and legend in his own mind
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By: Kevin Tate
Families gathered at the West Dam Site Recreation Area on Bay Springs Lake on July 16, trading air-conditioned living rooms for a full day of paddling, sunshine, and water safety
W e flipped the old canoe upside down and strapped it to its trailer, then rolled it under the shelter of the barn's overhang to watch the winter go by.
Families gathered at the West Dam Site Recreation Area on Bay Springs Lake on July 16, trading air-conditioned living rooms for a full day of paddling, sunshine, and water safety instruction — all free of charge, courtesy of Square1 Outdoors.
By: Kevin Tate
Ask a beginner what it takes to catch bass, and they'll usually talk about gear — the right rod, the right reel, the right lure.
Ask a beginner what it takes to catch bass, and they'll usually talk about gear — the right rod, the right reel, the right lure. Ask a professional, and you'll get a very different answer.
By: Kevin Tate
The bald eagles seen along the Tennessee-Tombigbee Waterway and near rivers and creeks throughout the Tennessee River Valley offer an exceptional element of nature. The birds inspire many thoughts and
By: Kevin Tate
Tim Christie's life is a travelogue of where all of us want to be when we grow up. A resident of the high mountains of Idaho, he's spent a lifetime following the world through his camera.
T im Christie's life is a travelogue of where all of us want to be when we grow up. A resident of the high mountains of Idaho, he's spent a lifetime following the world through his camera.
By: Kevin Tate
There's a new shape showing up in tackle boxes across the country, and it doesn't look like anything bass anglers have thrown before.
There's a new shape showing up in tackle boxes across the country, and it doesn't look like anything bass anglers have thrown before. Instead of the familiar worms, creature baits and swimbaits that have dominated soft plastics for decades, the hottest lure of the year is a small rubbery ball bristling with soft spines, built to look like a sea urchin. The category has come to be known simply as urchin-style baits, and over the past several months it has gone from a curiosity spotted at trade shows to a fixture on the biggest stages in competitive bass fishing.
