Robert Saunders is a local journalist based in Charleston, West Virginia. He writes for the Charleston Gazette-Mail and the Herald Dispatch, covering a range of topics including outdoor activities, local events, and cultural commentary. His work has also been featured in publications such as the Napa Valley Register and UnHerd.
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Robert Saunders focuses on local lifestyle topics, with a strong emphasis on seasonal activities and outdoor pursuits in West Virginia. He often includes expert commentary and profiles, suggesting he may be interested in pitches that feature individuals with unique experiences or expertise related to the outdoors, hunting, fishing, conservation efforts or entertainment news specific to his geographic area.
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Musky are known as the “fish of 10,000 casts,” and if you’ve ever caught one, I tip my hat to you.
By: Robert Saunders
When looking at the rise of musky fishing as a recreational sport, it's easy to overlook the role played by West Virginia.
It’s been a crazy spring weather-wise here in Eastern USA. Tornadoes, microbursts, snowstorms, heavy rain, possible flooding, earthquakes and now a...
My 2024 West Virginia Wildlife Calendar has factoids scattered throughout its pages — nuggets of useless but fascinating information that appeal to the nerd in me.
A post on social media this week caught my attention. A woman camped at Beech Fork State Park said she heard a noise coming from the woods in the m...
By: Robert Saunders
Last week, I shared a story of a camping who heard something she couldn’t explain while camping at Beech Fork State Park. Turns out she’s not alone...
Today is National Trails Day, and if you’re reading this on Saturday close to noon (when the newsletter hits inboxes) you still have time to partic...
Chris Ellis has a great column this week about his son livin’ his dream of being a trout bum (see link below).
We have two columns this week in your Outdoor Pursuits newsletter, one on fishing, and one on hunting.
Barbara Kingsolver could not have written her book, “Demon Copperhead,” without help from an unexpected source: the ghostly spirit of Charles Dickens.
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