They call it fishing, not catching, but not many people will argue with reeling in more fish. Technology in recent years has allowed fisherman to learn new locations to fish and even develop new techniques to catch more fish, but has it gone too far? There is a massive debate brewing in the fishing community about banning forward facing sonar. In this episode we share our thoughts on the topic. 

Fall is just around the corner and it is time to start planning or prepping for backpacking adventures. In a market saturated with gear from every category it can be difficult to know what is good. In this episode Ben shares his expertise on building an awesome backpacking setup. 

In today's fast paced culture we believe it is important for parents to intentionally plan outdoor adventure with their children. In this episode we discuss some recent trips with our kids before they head back to school. We also share tips for making family time outdoors impactful and memorable. 

The concern about ticks and the diseases they carry increases with every passing year. Tick populations continue to soar as do tick transmitted illnesses. In this episode we cover everything you need to know about avoiding ticks, reducing populations, and what to do when you get bit by one. 

It is no secret deer LOVE corn, but should we really be feeding it to them? In this episode we talk about the science and ethics of feeding corn to deer. Some of these truths may not be what you expect. 

We often have folks reach out to us asking what kayak they should buy. In this episode we talk through the questions and considerations we use to help people choose the correct kayak for their needs. If you kayak or are considering getting into kayaking then we hope you find this episode useful. 

We recently spent a day collecting enough crawdads to boil up and share with our families. The process was rewarding, but left us exhausted and with little more than a few bits of tasty crawdad tail. The experience sparked a question: If our modern food supply was to end, is there enough food for the world's population to "live off the land"? 

In this episode we sit down with Axel Liimatta and Brandon Maxwell, co-founders of Whetstone Boys Ranch. These men have a passion for developing boys who have lost all hope because of life's difficult circumstances. Utilizing a ranch setting, the outdoors, and God, they build relationships that transform lives. The story of this ranch and the men that run it will leave you inspired.

Spending time meandering down a river with people you love is an amazing outdoor activity. Planning the trip can be overwhelming and lead to people staying home. We want people to go, so in this episode we cover everything to consider when planning a fun day on the river. 

When the summer temperatures start to flirt with triple digits, creek fishing is one of the few outdoor activities that you can do and remain comfortable. The cool waters, pockets of shade, and abundance of unpressured fish are great ingredients for an awesome outdoor experience. In this episode we share all our secrets for catching fish in creeks, as well as some stories from our recent adventures.