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Tue, May 13 2008 

Outdoor

The big one that didn't get away

Andrew Frantz, 16, of Armstrong Valley, just south of Elizabethville has been trout fishing since he has been old enough to walk. An avid outdoorsman, Andrew also enjoys hunting and trapping. On March 29, he landed a fish that created a memory that will last a lifetime.
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  • Ken Maurer's Inside Line outdoors column: Smallmouth spawn can make angling tricky
    The Susquehanna River is looking good. Smallmouth are in the spawning mode in many areas.

  • More than harvesting game
    The future of hunting is in the hands of our youth. Therefore it makes me proud to pass along this story about 10-year-old Cole Robatin, of Sunbury, and his experience during this year's youth spring gobbler hunt. The story is told by his father, David, a high school classmate of my daughter and son-in-law.

  • Outdoors: Champion caller enjoys helping others
    Only a handful of sportsmen and women have had opportunity to rub shoulders with the rich or famous in their hunting and fishing pursuits. Daymon Davis of Danville is one of the elite.

  • Ken Maurer's Inside Line outdoors column: Big-fish stories on the rise
    The present buzz in local fishing circles is the size of the fish that anglers are running into. We'll start on the Susquehanna River.

  • Don Steese's Outdoors Perspectives column: Mind your manners out there
    Just returned from a few days chasing trout in Clinton and Potter counties. The fishing wasn't as great as it sometimes can be, but early-season angling can be unpredictable. I was a bit put-off, however, by the antics of some of my fellow anglers.

  • Surviving the wild
    As turkey hunters and anglers head to woods and streams in the upcoming weeks, they need to take one essential component with them — common sense.

  • Old school trout fishing
    Trout season is officially underway for 2008. Actually it’s been trout season in the southeastern part of the state for a couple weeks but I’m sort of a traditionalist; trout season still starts for me on the second Saturday of April.

  • Opening day: like an old western
    Another trout season is now fully off and running. This weekend marked the opening of trout season for the rest of the state. The early opener for trout occurred March 29 in 18 southeastern counties

  • Lessons learned on opening day
    If you want to live a long and productive life, I’ve come to the conclusion that you can bypass the gingko biloba and start fishing more. I learned everything I’ll ever need to know during yesterday’s opening day of trout season

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