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Potomac River bronze backs going strong even in less-than-ideal conditions (opens the original)
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HAGERSTOWN, Md. — One of the perks of being an outdoors writer is that you occasionally get to assemble with other like-minded professionals for gatherings that include some really cool experiences. Last month, I attended the Mason-Dixon Outdoor Writers Association conference in Hagerstown, Maryland, where members attended a minor league ballgame at Meritus Park, home of the Flying Boxcars, during our first evening in town. While taking in the independent league game from the comfort of a fully
Potomac River bronze backs going strong even in less-than-ideal conditions (opens the original)
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HAGERSTOWN, Md. — One of the perks of being an outdoors writer is that you occasionally get to assemble with other like-minded professionals for gatherings that include some really cool experiences. Last month, I attended the Mason-Dixon Outdoor Writers Association conference in Hagerstown, Maryland, where members attended a minor league ballgame at Meritus Park, home of the Flying Boxcars, during our first evening in town. While taking in the independent league game from the comfort of a fully
Potomac River bronze backs going strong even in less-than-ideal conditions (opens the original)
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HAGERSTOWN, Md. — One of the perks of being an outdoors writer is that you occasionally get to assemble with other like-minded professionals for gatherings that include some really cool experiences. Last month, I attended the Mason-Dixon Outdoor Writers Association conference in Hagerstown, Maryland, where members attended a minor league ballgame at Meritus Park, home of the Flying Boxcars, during our first evening in town. While taking in the independent league game from the comfort of a fully
Potomac River bronze backs going strong even in less-than-ideal conditions (opens the original)
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HAGERSTOWN, Md. — One of the perks of being an outdoors writer is that you occasionally get to assemble with other like-minded professionals for gatherings that include some really cool experiences. Last month, I attended the Mason-Dixon Outdoor Writers Association conference in Hagerstown, Maryland, where members attended a minor league ballgame at Meritus Park, home of the Flying Boxcars, during our first evening in town. While taking in the independent league game from the comfort of a fully
As structure stabilizes, catch rates for bass increases (opens the original)
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As an elementary STEM teacher by trade, I spend a lot of time teaching my students about structural stability. After all, strong foundations lead to better results in the design process. In a way, the same can be said for bass fishing, as having a solid understanding of how fish gravitate to structure can really help stabilize your angling experience. This is especially true when waters warm under mid-summer sun, sending bass to shaded cover, most often in the form of overhead or underwater stru
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