Gary Engberg Outdoors

Florida Senators Join Call for Snapper Season Extension WASHINGTON, DC – A stubborn tropical system that impacted the eastern Gulf of Mexico for more than a week in late June put a significant dent in the shortest red snapper season on record and prompted Florida’s two U.S. Senators to write a letter to the administrator [...]

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Leader in Technology is Now the Leader in Leaders Spawned through angler demand, Knot2Kinky introduces ready-to-fish leaders   Ponte Vedra Beach, Fla. – It’s been a couple orbits of the sun since Knot2Kinky forever changed the definition of premium leader material. The knottable, kink and bite resistant, corrosion-free, and stretchable super titanium wire has become [...]

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News for Immediate Release June 28, 2012            Sportsmen Decry Conservation Cuts in House Budget Bill Proposed cuts would slash conservation programs, have unprecedented, irrevocable effects on fish and wildlife populations, hunting and angling opportunities    WASHINGTON – The Theodore Roosevelt Conservation Partnership and other sportsman-conservationists strongly criticized a U.S. House of Representatives appropriations [...]

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Pier Fishing With David Rainer Looking much like a synchronized swimming routine, anglers at the end of Gulf State Park Pier gracefully yielded their positions along the rail to the fisherman with the bowed rod in hand. Laughingly called the “Pier Shuffle,” the regulars at the 1,540-foot pier in Gulf Shores know the angler must [...]

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Fish In White River Stressed By Low Flows MEEKER, Colo. – Due to low flows in the White River, Colorado Parks and Wildlife managers are requesting that anglers fish only during the cooler, early morning hours, or to look for alternative fishing locations that are not as significantly affected by the current climate conditions. An [...]

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Email not displaying correctly? View it in your browser. OWAA News June 25, 2012 OWAA legend Homer Circle dies at 97 MISSOULA, Mont. – OWAA mourns the death of the outdoor communication community’s favorite uncle – Homer Circle, who died unexpectedly Friday at the age of 97. “Hey Jaybird, how do nasty chickens communicate?” “How, [...]

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  Friday, June 22, 2012 Latest Issue of Lone Star Outdoor News This issue of Lone Star Outdoor News answers that question, along with looking at a new plan to combat Chronic Wasting Disease, which has made its way to Texas’ borders in hunter-harvested mule deer in New Mexico. Learn what the Texas Parks and [...]

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Boat safety tips Boating safety equipment Keep the fun on the water coming — whether it’s a fishing boat, a canoe, or a personal watercraft that “floats your boat.” Operator inexperience, inattention, recklessness, and speeding are the four leading causes of tragic watercraft crashes and the leading cause of death is drowning. Crash statistics indicate [...]

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It’s Officially Summer and Time for a New Season of Exciting Hunting and Fishing Shows on Sportsman Channel Catch all new episodes of Brotherhood Outdoors on Thursdays at 8 p.m. E/P

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      NOW THAT YOU CAN LOOK FORWARD, THERE’S NO LOOKING BACK.      GET SURROUNDED – ICAST – Orlando, FL – Booth #387 Available September 2012  

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