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Category Archives: Wild Things
The Great Horned Owls are Horny
The Great Horned Owls are Horny: For a week now, right at dusk, out my backdoor here in Punta Gorda , owls have been calling. Their voices are strong, carrying long distances across the growing darkness. These were not barred … Continue reading
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Ravens are returning to Connecticut
Ravens are returning to Connecticut: Yes, ravens are returning to Connecticut. How long have they been gone? A long ass time, my friend – perhaps over a 100 years. Most likely our colonial forefathers did a number on them just … Continue reading
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Sturgeon in the Connecticut River
I’ve have the good fortune to fish the Connecticut River from its headwaters near the Canadian line to its mouth on Long Island Sound. Along the way I’ve caught many species, but recently my son did me one better. He … Continue reading
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“Tailing” Snook?
Saw something new today. I was fishing the sandbar about two hours into the ebb. The snook action had been fairly good on the bar, but I decided to turn and look inland. About 200 hundred feet away, along the … Continue reading