Favorite Outdoor Writers

[IFallsRon]

Check out Steve Heiting with Musky Hunter.

I took a college class called American Nature Writers. Sig, Aldo and all the save the world types who I can't remember. We read a book a week for three months. It was brutal. One Day at Teton Marsh was one of my favorites from the class.

[murff]

To show my age: Corey Ford: The Lower Forty stories in the F&Stream issues of my youth. Of the MN writers, Gary Clancy has never let me down.

[pikestabber]

How about Pat McManus! I don't think, if Hemingway is here, that another heavy-hitter like Jack London is a stretch, either. Granted, Hemingway was a lot more fishing/hunting oriented in his prose, but London had an immaculate grasp of creating vivid outdoor scenes... Living in MN, we should all appreciate a tale like "To Build a Fire."

[pikestabber]

"To Build a Fire"

http://www.readprint.com/work-1063/To-Build-a-Fire-Jack-London

Definitely worth a read if you have never...

[Cooter]

Information wise, I like to read bowhunting articles by Bill Winke.

[WARRIORBOATMAN]

Doug Stange........Thumbs Up!

Doug Johnson......Thumbs Up!

James Linder........Thumbs Up !

These 3 when it comes to Muskie Fishing.

When it comes to locals and or ODN (Outdoors News)

Dennis Anderson.........Thumbs down

(always twisting words so you believe his misguided point of view)

Gary Clancy.................BIG THUMBS DOWN (If he told me water was wet I would have a hard time believing him)

Rob Drieslien.............Thumbs UP ! (Usually speaks from "Both" sides of the coin)

Steve Carney..............Thumbs Down (If this guy thinks OtterTail Lake is over looked that tells me right off the bat he does not know what he is talking about)

Joe Fellegy..................Thumbs Up! (Speaks from his heart, not afraid to challenge

the DNR's View Point)

Jim Carmichel from OL Thumbs Up!...(He knows his Guns)

[mustup]

Any one with last name Lindner (Al, Jim and Ron.)

Dave Csanda, close second.

Doug Stange always good.