December 17, 2008
SADLER: Blessed on healing waters
One of the best parts of being involved in the outdoor industry is being able to sit on the boards of some wonderful organizations. One of the most rewarding ones is Project Healing Waters Fly Fishing, Inc.November 19, 2008
SADLER: Putting trout in the classroom
On Saturday, I spent most of the day at the Virginia Council of Trout Unlimited’s Annual Meeting. Since it was pouring rain (thankfully, we sure do need it), I didn’t feel too bad about missing the pleasure of sitting in the woods waiting for a deer.November 12, 2008
SADLER:Another chance to take someone hunting
Getting more people involved in outdoor recreation and connecting everyone, not just kids, to nature is more than a passing interest for me.November 05, 2008
SADLER: Take someone fishing
A couple of weeks ago I was in Washington. This time for the Recreational Boating and Fishing Foundation’s board meeting.October 22, 2008
SADLER: Climate change and conservation
A couple of weeks ago, I had an opportunity to give a speech at the Colorado Conservation Summit in Keystone, Col. My speech was about the impacts global climate change would have on hunting and fishing. One of the side benefits of giving a speech in Colorado was the opportunity to do some fishing with my stepson Matt who lives in Montrose, Col.October 08, 2008
SADLER: A look at conservation and the next administration
Before returning to civilization here in the Valley, I spent 27 years in Washington, D.C., working on public policy. For the last 10 years I worked on issues directly impacting hunting, fishing and land conservation. During a recent visit back to D.C., I was asked to offer my opinion on the outlook for hunting and fishing issues in the next administration.September 24, 2008
OUTDOORS: A little local knowledge goes a long way
Whether you are new to an area like me, or a long-time resident, a little local knowledge can really help.Page 1 of 1 pages
