TW’s Reports: Though Tuesday started off with downpours and rough water, the day cleared by late afternoon and there were fish caught. The Little Bridge anglers had another successful day catching lots of keeper trout and, again, some big Bluefish. Ray Leitch and family from Staunton, VA caught keeper Trout and Bluefish. And don’t forget there is another place to sound fish on the causeway … [Read more...]
Play Ball!
April meant one thing to a young Boomer male. Play ball! Baseball. America’s past time. We didn’t have video games to play. There were no malls in which to gather. We didn’t ride horses. We didn’t have swim meets. In the spring, we played baseball. We played catch before school. At recess, we hit pop flies. At lunch hour we’d get in a few innings of 9 on 9, and, of course, when we got out … [Read more...]
Cooking Under Pressure
There once was a pot called a pressure cooker, which had a propensity of putting food on the ceiling rather than in plates. In our family, when Mom got out her infamous pressure cooker, all the kids headed for their bedrooms. Better to study American History than to pick shrapnel and lima bean bullets from various parts of your body - in case “she blew.” But pressure cookers are no longer the … [Read more...]
Coming Events at Ingleside
Spring is here. Then Master’s is over and golf schedules are filling out. Ingleside, a great course outside Staunton in the beautiful Shenandoah Valley, has some timely events on the horizon. Golfers, check them out. And if you’ve never played in Ingleside, give it a try. Upcoming Events at Ingleside Resort - Easter special sale through April 30-Callaway TruVis golf balls, … [Read more...]
Rhett’s River Grill
On a recent lovely Saturday evening, Nancy and I decided to go out for a bite and we really wanted to sit outside and enjoy the incredible spring weather and scenery. We had no reservations, but called Rhett’s and they said they could work us in and we enjoyed a delightful dinner on their side deck. We have known the owner and head chef, Rhett Craddock and his family, for a number of … [Read more...]
Wedding Registries
By Nancy Brewer To Have and To Hold… June seems to be “wedding month” and in all the preparations, brides are making it simple for their guests to select gifts from registries. When I was married, silver and china were the most popular gifts desired. Times have changed. While silver and china rank right up there, brides are much more practical. Our youngest daughter’s registry … [Read more...]
Virginia Walleye Stocking Program
By VDGIF The walleye is a popular game fish in many areas of the country, but one that is often overlooked in Virginia. DGIF’s aquatics staff uses state of the art techniques to collect, grow, and stock walleye. Here’s how we do it. Every year, DGIF collects adult walleye to use as brood stock. Brood stock are those fish that are captured, brought into a hatchery, spawned, and then … [Read more...]
Shenandoah Smallies
Mossy Creek Fly Shop Report The James and Shenandoah Rivers It’s here folks! April river smallmouth fishing has arrived! We are also in our peak spring trout season as well. Those who aren’t enjoying time up in the mountains chasing brook trout or fishing the spring creeks are out enjoying some of the best smallmouth bass fishing of the year. High water this time of year can … [Read more...]
Nags Head Heating Up
Capt. Reese Stecher reports that fishing is getting good in Nags Head. Puppy Drum, Speckled Trout, Rockfish, some Blues and a few Flounder have been biting. Reese fished with son, Henry, last week and caught stripers on almost every cast in the sound, but most were under 17-inches. If you’re ever interested in a piece of driftwood for your porch or deck, check out Reese’s Outer Banks … [Read more...]
Boomer Pets
I suppose the lives of most Boomers can be measured with the pets we owned, and we had some doozies. As Easter approaches, I recall getting baby chickens and baby ducks – dyed in pastel colors – in our Easter baskets. It was a right of passage and there was no such thing as PETA in those days. We just had pet birds for a spell. With ducks, when they lost their dyed colors and the cute factor, … [Read more...]
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