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Published In Maryland Hunting Quarterly
Published In Trapper’s World Magazine

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“Let me preface by saying I am not an expert, but I do know the joys of catching wild fish on my own hand tied flies, an experience that is not only fulfilling, but also economically viable in an angling market that charges upwards of $5 per fly, most of which you’ll end up getting snagged on a log or broken off on a fish anyway.” . . . Beginner’s Guide to Fly Tying [LINK IN BIO] 🔥👆🏼 . . 📷: @_morgan_catherine . . . #FlyTying #FlyFishing #FishingLife

“The simple joy of catching fish for the sake of catching fish is still there. But now, my intentions are a little more geared toward an ultimate goal: to eat them afterwards. Well, most of the time.” . . Are you a catch and release angler or the keep-em and fry-em type? Let me know below! . . I explore this exhaustive debate in my most recent piece, When You Keep What You Catch. Found exclusively on The Hunting Angle. [LINK IN BIO] 👆🏼 . . . #Saltwaterfishing #StripedBass #Fishing

I’m not much of a small game guy, but when I find myself in those insipid months between deer and turkey season, squirrel hunting takes a whole new appeal. This female gray was taken under a stand of oaks. The mast production around here has been dismal compared to last year’s. With it, I’ve noticed way less squirrels hanging around. I’d like to say it made me work really hard to harvest this one. But in reality, the hunt was more of a glorified walk in the woods, a two-mile bushwhack through an oak-pine forest converting into a cedar swamp closer to the salt marsh. I spent more time exploring a small stream and deer trails than I did hunting squirrels. The hike rounded up with a sit at the base of my tree stand, which this squirrel ran out in front of another 15 minutes later. . . . 📷: @_morgan_catherine . #SmallGameHunting #SquirrelHunting #Hunting

Meet Jared Larsen (@jaredclarsen). Jared works for onX Maps (@onxhunt). He recently shared some insight with all of us on The Hunting Angle. Ever wonder how to use onX for fishing? Or how about finding public land honey holes you didn’t even know existed, or finding access points after an ACL surgery? Jared Larsen tells us all of that and more in our recent interview! [LINK IN BIO] 👆🏼 . . . #OnXMaps #KnowWhereYouStand #MuleDeer

💥Giveaway time!💥 . . . Win a free onX maps membership, a SOG knife and The Hunting Angle decal by following the rules below! HOW TO ENTER: 1) Follow this page 2) Tag two friends in the comments below 3) Optional: Subscribe to The Hunting Angle by following the link in my profile and comment “subscribed” for a double entry! I’ll be picking the winner at random this Friday. Good luck! . . . . #TheHuntingAngle #OnXMaps #SOGKnives

Check out @_morgan_catherine practicing her fly casting for the first time on moving water. A true natural! . . . #FlyFishing #Trout #FishingIsLife

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