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HOME >> Outdoors Saltwater anglers required to carry fishing card Here I thought I was all ready for my first week of fishing for stripers in Maine. Published July 25, 2010 Trapp Family Lodge expands mountain bike program STOWE — Trapp Family Lodge, renowned for its commitment to “touch the earth gently,” while promoting fitness through outdoor activities and home to the first commercial Nordic ski center in North America, recently expanded the scope of its mountain bike programming. Published July 25, 2010 Outdoors shorts Two youth anglers Published July 25, 2010 WEST HAVEN — Clippers in hand, Joseph Stoudmire Jr. was clearing the thick growth of honeysuckle on the walking path known as Tim’s Trail. Published July 25, 2010 Joey Adams of Shelburne has all the right credentials.He’s a cyclist, a personal trainer and a coach who earned an MA in Exercise Science. Published July 25, 2010 Join other bicyclists Aug. 7-8 for a some of the best riding in Vermont and raise money for a good cause at the same time. Published July 23, 2010 Outdoor briefs RGS sets Fun Shoot Published July 18, 2010 A relic ponders the sad state of affairs surrounding gadgets column on gadgets Published July 18, 2010 Few sports are considered seasonal. Kids and adults play indoor soccer in the winter, go to ice hockey camps in the summer and, of course, swim year-round. Paddlers and rowers can use paddling and rowing machines in the gym when ice covers the waterways, cyclists can train on indoor cycles and runners can run on treadmills. Published July 18, 2010 MONTPELIER — After 50 years of preserving wild places and wild things, The Nature Conservancy figured it was time to put it all down in a guide. Published July 18, 2010 Opportunities range from mild to wild Outdoor Vermont recreation column. Published July 16, 2010 Getting fit for the hunt There's still plenty of time to get fit for the fall hunting seasons because, before you know it, those days will be upon us. Published July 11, 2010 Some cool tips for a sweltering summer The Fourth of July is a birthday celebration that means different things to different people but, for the state of Vermont, it often means the beginning of the summer, especially for the tourist industry. Published July 11, 2010 Champlain college angle Boat grants are available PLATTSBURGH, N.Y. — National Guard FLW College Fishing is headed to Lake Champlain July 17 for the third of four stops in the Northern Division series. Forty collegiate teams will be competing for a top award of $10,000, to be split evenly between the school and bass fishing club. Published July 11, 2010 Vt. Lyme disease reports continue upward trend Outdoor enthusiasts need to keep ticks in mind this time of year. Published July 9, 2010 Triathlons a big asset to workouts Recently I happened to catch a classic Ironman on television. Watching the competitors push themselves through the grueling event, I couldn't help but be inspired. Published July 4, 2010 That big hole is worrisome to generations We are both looking into the large kitchen mirror. As I hold my 1-year-old grandson, he points at himself, or at me; I can't tell for sure. But I am overwhelmed by the love of the moment. Like his twin, he is a beauty. He smiles and talks gibberish, almost nonstop. Published July 4, 2010 Vt. Master Angler Program honors trophy fish WATERBURY — The Vermont Fish and Wildlife Department recently unveiled a new angler incentive program to encourage fishing participation among children and adults, as well as gather information on big fish caught in Vermont. Published July 4, 2010 A new breed of paddlers At first glance it looks like an accident waiting to happen. You see something in the water that appears to be a slab or perhaps an overturned kayak and then you see someone standing on top of it with one long paddle, moving forward with deliberate strokes. Published July 4, 2010 Outdoor Vermont recreation column. Published July 2, 2010 |
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