Steve Hudson
Lately I’ve been doing something else again that I haven’t done in a long, long time. I’ve been sitting down with a pad of paper and a ballpoint pen and (are you ready for this?) rediscovering just how much fun it can be to writing poetry.
If you enjoy trout fishing in Georgia, you should be a happy camper right about now. Why? Because as of Nov. 1, Georgia’s Delayed Harvest trout fishing season has begun!
Lately, with that first little subtle hint of fall drifting into the air, my thoughts have turned toward outdoor dining. I don’t mean the kind…
Okay, it’s time. Let’s talk about that catfish place I mentioned the other day – Southern Flavor in the charming town of Cave Spring, Ga., not too far from Rome.
Like that heading? I thought you might. I always enjoy hearing from folks who read this column each week. It’s great to know that people are getting outside and enjoying Georgia’s great out-of-doors.
"We outdoor writer types live by a rigorous code, a code that’s every bit as demanding as any. We are required, among other things, to be Fearless In All Situations."
I was cleaning out a corner of the garage last week when I stumbled (literally) over a small but very heavy box. You know those boxes you packed up decades ago but then misplace for years until time and dust erase them from your memory, and they sink into the background noise of life and you just never get around to unpacking them ever again?
In a column, outdoorsman Steve Hudson discusses the loss of his wife and tells their love story through the adventures and quiet moments they shared together.
In a column, Steve Hudson discusses trout stocking season in Georgia and how fishermen can stay apprised of trout fishing tips and tricks.