School’s out for summer.
Before those kids settle into comfortable boredom, get them moving with June’s family friendly road races.
Butch’s Bucket Brigade 5K celebrates i...
The day was pleasantly mild, the continuation of a somewhat stable weather pattern, a rarity this spring.
Slowly cruising at little more than a trolling pace, I inspected...
Running shoes – I don’t leave home without ‘em, which is why this week’s column is a travelogue of running the Big Island of Hawaii.
Everyone’s somewhat familiar with Haw...
From mid spring through mid fall soft swimbaits – such as Z Man’s Swimmin’ Trout Trick, Keitech’s Swing Impact, and Lake Fork Tackle’s Live Magic Shad – excel in catching...
Time rolls on.
We’ve barely recovered from spring marathons (or whatever fitness challenge you’ve met this season), and it’s summer. Two local races next weekend offer ru...
It was a successful day, as evidenced by the No. 45 on the fish counter at the end of the six-hour trip. Forty-three of those were bass, largemouths mostly, along with an...
More than 46,000 runners and walkers and 150,000 spectators celebrated the biggest run in the region at the Pittsburgh Marathon, Half Marathon and associated events last ...
A quick trip to Keystone Power Dam, taken within the last week, exposed an environmental element that often plays a factor in fishing success.
Wind.
As I readied my boat ...
“It’s the best of times, it’s the worst of times,” to paraphrase Charles Dickens.
With the Pittsburgh Marathon scheduled for May 4, that’s how many runners feel this week...
The pain in my lower back and left shoulder serve as reminders of time spent earlier in the week rigging a new sonar unit on a boat.
Boat ownership seems to provide a cou...