Accessible Fishing at Camp Bullwheel7/19/2019:-By Jim Sullivan ~ One cannot have a conversation about Blue Ribbon trout waters and not bring up the names Pere Marquette, Au Sable, Batten Kill, and of coarse the Madison. It was this kind of river that I thought I would never be able to fish again after my accident that left me a […]
Access Unlimited6/11/2019:-by Jesse Alberi I would like to tell everyone about the unique fishing opportunity we have to offer up here in the mountains of Montana, but first I should probably give you a little background on myself and how I came to be sitting in this position in life. My story actually starts with me […]
Baja California Adventures6/9/2019:-Meet Steve Garro, a 48 year old part-time metalworker and full-time adventurer from Flagstaff, Arizona. He’s also a T-11/12 incomplete para, the result of a bicycle versus vehicle crash 11 years ago when he was hit by a truck on the way to a friend’s house. “That’s why they call it trauma,” Steve says. “I […]
Choosing the Right Fishing Kayak… Tips from a Disabled Angler5/22/2018:-By Mike Schmitz ~ When I wanted to start fishing out of a kayak, I did what most people do. I found a kayak that seemed like a good deal, looked cool and I bought it. That is the biggest mistake of my kayak angling career and all to often, everyone else’s. There is much […]
Paradise Found – A Girl with SMA goes Crabbing2/24/2016:-By Alyssa Schwartzenburg ~ A Sportsman’s Paradise. That’s what my home state of Louisiana is often called. I always loved being outside, ever since a little kid, but the outdoors always seemed far away for me. The reason? I have this neuromuscular disease called SMA, or Spinal Muscular Atrophy, which progressively reduces my ability to […]