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Hunting — a safe activity for sportsmen
October 11, 2008 Autumn in the Adirondacks provides nearly unlimited options for the sportsman. As one sporting season comes to a close, another one begins. more »»
Fantastic foliage and famous fisherman
October 4, 2008 “Incredible!” sums up this season’s magnificent foliage. Simply put, this season’s annual display has been one for the age. more »»
An Adirondack Autumn: cold and colorful
September 27, 2008 Autumnal changes are accelerating across the Adirondack landscape as diminishing daylight hours and temperatures in the low 20s speed up the process. more »»
Autumn on schedule
September 20, 2008 Recent weather patterns have taken a decided turn toward fall, with cool, crisp air accompanied by brisk winds and heavy valley fog most mornings. more »»
The promised trout
September 13, 2008 I suppose it could happen to anyone, but as luck goes, it happened to me. This season has been an incredibly busy one for those in the recreation business. more »» 
Many outdoor travelers anticipate autumn
September 6, 2008 Fall is fast approaching, presenting a period of flat, black waters, blue skies and bright star. more »»
Seasonal transitions: berries, bear and birds
August 30, 2008 That old familiar smell is again scenting the mountain air. It’s the essence of autumn, a sweet pungency of decay. Canada geese, in huge, honking flocks have begun their southerly migration. more »»
Mountains of youth
August 23, 2008 Growing up in Elizabethtown, I had easy access to both the Adirondack High Peaks to the west and Lake Champlain to the east. Big mountains one way, big waters the other. more »»
Alli in day's work
August 16, 2008 Although the Adirondack region encompasses one of the most extensive temperate boreal forests remaining in the world, it seems to be slowly morphing into a rain forest as rainfalls in July set new... more »»
Wet and getting wetter
August 9, 2008 Monsoon season has continued across the Adirondacks, as intermittent rains and drenching showers have persisted, just as they have for the past few years. more »»
Wet weather at midsummer
August 2, 2008 For the majority of the past two weeks, I’ve been wearing rain gear. Although I now own three complete sets of quality GoreTex gear, I can’t manage to keep a dry pair on hand. more »»
Preserving memories of an Adirondack summer
July 26, 2008 Before I was old enough to venture out to watch the bears, I was a collector. I gathered just about everything I could including bugs, fossils, frogs, feathers and rocks. more »»
Preserving memories of an Adirondack summer
July 19, 2008 Before I was old enough to venture out to watch the bears, I was a collector. I gathered just about everything I could including bugs, fossils, frogs, feathers and rocks. more »»
Pursuing trout with pedal, paddle and pole
July 12, 2008 I grew up in the small village of Elizabethtown and like most members of my generation, a bicycle was our major form of transportation. more »»
Boat races, Betters and back to work
July 5, 2008 There is a lot of breaking news in the world of outdoor recreation, not the least of which is the return of the 46th Annual Willard Hanmer Races. more »»
Summer arrives in damp fashion
June 27, 2008 The summer season was ushered in by a series of unsettled weather systems that delivered thunderstorms, heavy rains, and in typical fashion, the Lake Placid Horse Show. more »»
Bass fishing, trail running and turtle watching
June 21, 2008 Finally, anglers can catch a keeper. more »»
Quiet waters debates stirs sportsmen
June 14, 2008 In the past few weeks, there has been a whirlwind of activity across the region’s lakes and ponds. more »»
Bad weather delivers good fishing
June 7, 2008 Last weekend, I spent a miserable day while angling for trout in a variety of local, roadside ponds. The fishing was fine but the weather was horrible. more »»
Business soars with birds and bugs
May 31, 2008 Clear skies and warm temperatures offered ideal conditions for paddlers, hikers and anglers over the long, holiday weekend. more »» |
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