Saturday, January 11, 2025
Mike Tontimonia fishing photo

The king salmon, who call Lake Ontario home, are the fastest growing and the most muscled, sitting at the top of the underwater food chain.
trap shooting

Test your skills, try trap shooting to brush up in time for hunting season.
fishing pole

Walleye fishing success in the deep central basin water due north of the Port of Ashtabula is well ahead of the usual late summer action.
Nags Head

Mike Tontimonia and his wife have been visiting Nags Head for more than 20 years, with the best being the weeks they rented cottages right on the beach.
caribou

Caribou used to be a big game hunter's dream, but something has changed. Nowadays, you hardly hear the word caribou spoken. Find out why.
speedboat

BoatUS, a national organization representing boat owners at all levels, has assembled a top five list of the most often faced issues by boat buyers.
soap

Mysteries challenged this year’s Canadian fishing crew. Find out what Mike Tontimonia's big catch was and who made off with the soap.
Josh Bowmar with record fish

The Ohio record state record fish list continues to be challenged, as potential record fish are submitted by skilled and/or lucky anglers.
Appalachian Trail

David Defer, a mid-20s backpacker, reported that he had already passed the 1,294-mile marker, the exact half-way point of the Appalachian Trail.
fishing

Mike Tontimonia recaps his recent experience fishing the Niagara region of Lake Ontario.