This story, “Horseshoe Bass,” appeared in the July 1965 issue of Outdoor Life.

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With the wind whipping in her face and water spraying across the rows of stooped bodies in front of her, the coxswain made ...

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Every home decor enthusiast knows the frustration: a beautiful linen tablecloth does nothing to stop a hot serving dish from leaving a permanent heat mark on a $2,000 dining table. A sliding plastic ...

The long home search is over, the remodel is underway, and now the real test begins: getting your boat on the water without a hitch. As May 2026 sets the stage for Wisconsin lake season, a successful ...