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APtravelnews-New Products- November 12th, Goose Holler Farm-Bob and Barb “On the Road Again”-At the recent SEOPA Writers Conference in AL. we found a few items that we just felt our readers should know about. We really like the 4-different targets from Birchwood Casey excellent for use with .22 rimfire rifles and handguns. I did a bit of shooting with my .22 to check sighting-in my new scope. It was fun to see the Gallery, Little Rattler, Sidewinder and Qualifier models perform simply and wonderfully, showing me each “hit” and a few misses too, of course by the sound of the hit and the rotation of the targets that danced nicely to the .22 hits.
APtravelnews-New Product report-3/10/15–I always loved taking a “snap-shot” with my camera and now here comes a Snap Shot for my/your 12-gauge shotgun! No tools, just snap this baby on and you have an enhanced view down barrel of your trap and skeet shots, duck and goose quarry and rabbit on the run shots.
I’ve used it and it works-period! It works alone or enhances your existing sight system. You can enlarge your sight picture by sliding the unit back on the barrel ,and the thing comes off with a snap, but I’m leaving it on for good!Love this sight enhancer! The item is distributed by EZ Access Gear , LLC from Black Creek, Wisc. go: WWW.ezaccessgear.com phone 920-609-7995
APtravelnews & AP Product News-January 2nd,–Crossville, TN–Recently we had the opportunity to join in as members of SEOPA’s (Southeastern Outdoor Press Association) 50th Anniversary Conference at Fontana Lakes Resort in North Carolina. During the conference, media types have a chance to visit with various outdoor products manufacturers and view, test and enjoy items, active outdoor sportsmen and women would use in their hunting, fishing and boating life-all kinds of items, from game and fish seasonings, duck and turkey calls, to tree-stands, guns, fishing rods and even hand warmers for those who ice fish, or stay out in the cool and cold of fall and winter.
A little known fact by anglers gleaned from a visit to the Chattanooga Aquarium, probably one of the very finest in the world is that the Tennessee River has more freshwater species than any other body of water in America. I have lived in TN. for 10-years and I have never fished the river OK!, please don’t ask why! Yes, this is going to change, as I am heading for the river today! Stay tuned.
The following fishing items are all I may be using during my forays to the river: Berkley makes a wide variety of baits both soft and hard baits and the new Flicker Minnow Pro in Slick Purple Bengal in size 7, is one I will try first. It dives to from 14-17 feet in depth and I know if G-D is with me, a perch, bass or hopefully a trout is going to commit to a whack at it! Sebile Action First, provided a neat looking floater called the Squarebill Sunfish. I am fairly confident a sassy bass will strike this on a first cast to the water lilies in a bend in the river. If they don’t bite on the floater, I’ll try their Lipless Sinker with rattles; who knows? Fortunately, these companies make these lures in different sizes and colors and just like my fly fishing excursions with my fly box full of you name it in color and size, my tackle box gives me the arsenal of possibilities that persnickety fish might like!
From catfish mono line, to crappie and the rest of the gang, new lines appear to be just that, new! I’ve got Gamma Touch Flourocarbon, Stren, Berkley IronSilk in green, and all in weights that will fill my old reels with fresh ammo presentations in abrasive resistant styles. Something I always thought would be a good idea also fell into my bag; “Frog Hair Adjustable Single use EZ-On float indicators from Gamma. No rubber bands, just quick-attach little threads and ready to fish little Bobber’s in several sizes and coloration styles. If I were you, I’d at least check out all this in the big box stores and mom and pops too!