The Outdoor Women – Page 9 – Women's Outdoor Life

Fishing

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January 4, 2022

Catching rockfish in southern california – The Outdoor Women

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The January and February ban on catching rockfish produced a nice surprise for Southern California anglers. Traditionally the winter months has sent the sportfishing industry out onto the deepwater banks…

Fishing

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January 4, 2022

Catch-and-release is all wrong – The Outdoor Women

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Catch-and-release is not only becoming popular in angling circles in U.S., it’s becoming an important fishing philosophy in many countries. Catch-and-release lets anglers enjoy their sport but not diminish the…

Fishing

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January 4, 2022

Bolton Lake Lodge – The Outdoor Women

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experience the angler’s dream! Bolton Lake Lodge & Outposts are fly-in fishing camps located 310 miles north of Winnipeg where “world class” fishing waters run endless with trophy fish. Bolton…

Camping

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December 16, 2021

Wildland Ethics – Use Fire Responsibly – The Outdoor Women

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The use of campfires in the backcountry was once a necessity and is now steeped in history and tradition. This tradition is so entrenched in our minds that for some…

Camping

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December 16, 2021

This Summer’s Must-Visit Campsite – The Outdoor Women

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It’s that time of year again- the birds are chirping, the flowers are blooming and the sun is beaming, hinting that summer is well and truly on its way. There’s…

Camping

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December 16, 2021

The Adirondack Council – The Outdoor Women

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In the next century, this Park could be preserved forever. It could remain a magnificent natural sanctuary within a day’s drive of 70 million people-and stand forever as proof that…

Camping

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December 16, 2021

Minimize Use and Impact of Fires Part 2 – The Outdoor Women

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Selecting a Leave No Trace fire site. At established sites, use existing fire rings. These help concentrate the impact associated with fires and keep surrounding areas in more natural condition.…

Camping

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December 16, 2021

In Remote Areas, Spread Use – The Outdoor Women

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Remote or pristine areas, often referred to as being “off-trail,” are typically seldom visited and show little sign of human use. The Northeast’s extensive trail systems provide a great variety…

Camping

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December 16, 2021

Camp organization and cleanliness – The Outdoor Women

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Camp organization and cleanliness take on heightened significance in bear country. The primary concern here is safety, both for the visitor and the bear. Although black bears are shy and…

Camping

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December 16, 2021

Camp and Travel:In Popular Areas part 2 – The Outdoor Women

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Arrive at your destination with time and energy to set up a good camp. If your intended destination is full, you can use the extra daylight to move on and…