You know that panicky feeling when you walk into a spiderweb? Yea, I hate that. Walking through the woods, scouting for deer, this happens a lot. But we can learn from that spider. A spider begins its web by climbing up to a high point on a stick. It then allows the wind to carry […]
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Campfire: Fishing in Rhode Island’s Salt Ponds… and Telling an outdoors story: Skunked
Join us at the Homesteady Campfire: a compilation of stories in the outdoors. In this new kind of episode, Campfire, the crew of Homesteady, Austin, Mike, and the rest, take you on their annual trip to Rhode Island. On this annual trip, they wake each day long before sunrise, and head out into the salt ponds to […]
The 3 BEST BASS Lures
We have all been there. You walk into your local tackle shop, look up, and see what looks like a exploded Cabelas catalogue! So many baits to choose from! And every one in 30 different colors! Where do you start? Well I have developed a 123 punch list that can get any angler out of […]
Lake George Fishing Report 6/4/14
We knew the lake would get packed fast on the 4th, so we started early! Fish the Drop-offs The points of islands did well earlier in the week, but it seemed like that action had dried up. We decided to move to the west shore of the lake and fish the steep drop offs. That […]
Lake George Fishing Report
Bass Fishing Lake George We fished Lake george Today. The water was crystal clear, the sun was hot, and the bass were biting! Smallmouth Biting! The bass are post spawn, holding from 5-20 ft depth. We caught on to their pattern after landing two 2lb smallmouth bass on the southern points of two separate islands. […]
How To Catch and Cook Fish, and Why You Should!
Is catching, cleaning and cooking fish really worth all the work? Find out in the latest episode of Homesteady, where we break down how to go out and harvest wild caught fish from the rivers and streams around you! How did I get hooked on fishing because of the one that got away? What is […]
