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GUIDES by Michael Burch:
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Boater's Spring Cleaning (guide)
Finding the right cleaning equipment can be a little daunting, but we'll go through it together.
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HOWTOS by Michael Burch:

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Fred Bear Museum (howto)
A glimpse into the life of "The Father of Modern Archery."
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Humor -- Borrowing Gear (howto)
Twenty-five simple excuses for when your buddy's gear attain some "character marks."
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Spring Cleaning (howto)
When I pulled my tent out of hibernation, it looked like Death's raincoat and smelled like it, too.
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Hunting for Directions (howto)
Lost. The word itself opens old memories and brings stories to the tips of most camper's tongues.
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PRODUCTREVIEWS by Michael Burch:

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Offshore Angler Extreme Rod (productreview)
When it comes to research and development, the folks at Bass Pro Shops are unsurpassed and it shows with this rod.
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Orvis Battenkill Barstock Reel (productreview)
The original Battenkill reel carried on the tradition of excellence, but the new Battenkill Barstock Reel took it a step further.
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Eureka! Solitaire 2 Tent (productreview)
For good, solid tents, I have trusted the Eureka! name, and so far; they haven't let me down.
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RedHead Leather XTR Moc (productreview)
If you're in the market for a great pair of work and play shoes, the RedHead XTR Moc shoes are perfect.
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Fishpond Bighorn Kit Bag (productreview)
A good bag with plenty of storage options is a staple to any fly-angler's fishing arsenal.
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Ultrathon Insect Repellent Lotion (productreview)
With all the news going around about the West Nile Virus, folks have started taking their insect repellent methods a lot more seriously.
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Nikon Action Binoculars (productreview)
So why pay premium prices for binoculars, when you can get a pair of Nikon binos for around a $100?
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RedHead Bayou Snake Boots (productreview)
Comfort and protection are the two things the RedHead Bayou Snake Boots are made for.
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Coleman Hot Water on Demand (productreview)
The Hot Water on Demand is exactly what its namesake implies. It delivers hot water anytime, anywhere.
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Hot Travel Shower (productreview)
If the name doesn't sound familiar, let me tell you that Zodi is the leading company in outdoor showers.
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Cajun Red Lightnin' Line (productreview)
The color red is filtered out very quickly by water, causing it to be hard to see in the water.
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Coleman Outdoor Camp Oven (productreview)
The Coleman Outdoor Camp Oven is an accessory to all camp stoves and turns them into an oven just like you've got back home.
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Night Stalker III Light (productreview)
Now, it's fun to go nighttime fishing, but it's not much fun to fish in the complete dark.
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Seaview Hammock (productreview)
Now, you can get great hammock for those lazy Sundays this summer for only $39.99.
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Pond Prowler 8 (productreview)
The Pond Prowler 8 gives you the same enjoyment of small portable boat fishing on your pond or local lake -- but with a lot more comfort.
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Elec-Tra-Mate (productreview)
Hook it up, push a button, and your line reels in!
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Rapala Lock N Weigh (productreview)
Secure, weigh, and release your fish -- all in less than a minute.
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Bass Pro Shops Extreme Rod Caddy (productreview)
The Bass Pro Shops Extreme Rod Caddy takes care of your rods and reels in storage or transit -- and it does it in style.
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Reese Receiver Accessories (productreview)
Is your truck ready to pull your boat this upcoming season? You better check your receiver to make sure.
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Creek Chub Knucklehead (productreview)
It's been a long wait, but after 20 years Creek Chub has released another trophy-catching lure.
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Carhartt 5-Pocket Jeans (productreview)
Hard work requires tough jeans -- and it doesn't hurt if they're stylish too.
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Brinkmann Gourmet Electric Smoker (productreview)
Why waste important deck space with a train-sized smoker when you can do it all with the Brinkmann Electric Smoker?
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Danner Grouse Boot (productreview)
If there's one thing I've learned about upland hunting, it's that it requires a lot of walking so quality boots are a necessity.
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MSR MiniWorks Ceramic Filter (productreview)
K. terrigena, E. coli, Giardia, Cryptosporidium -- all of these things could be in the water you drink outdoors.
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Leupold VX-I Rifle Scope (productreview)
Leupold is well known for making some of the best scopes on the market -- now they make them even more affordable.
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SealSkinz Waterproof Socks (productreview)
Hiking, hunting, fishing, boating, camping and biking. If you do any of these -- you might want to check out the SealSkinz Socks.
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Birdsong Identiflyer (productreview)
You hear them everyday, now isn't it time you learned who was doing the singing?
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Boatbuckle (productreview)
The Boatbuckle is a retractable transom tie-down system, which is completely self-storing, and compact.
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Carhartt Bib Overalls (productreview)
You work hard outdoors, and you want outerwear that can keep up with you.
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100 MPH Gore-Tex Parka and Bibs (productreview)
If you want the absolute best gear available for cold and wet weather, look no further than the 100 MPH Gore-Tex Rain Suit from Bass Pro Shops.
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Boga Grip (productreview)
The Boga Grip was built to safely land large fish without damaging the fish or the fishermen's fingers from treble hooks and sharp teeth.
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RedHead CoolMax Liner Sock (productreview)
For those of you that have never heard of CoolMax, you're missing out on an outstanding fabric for active-wear clothing.
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Power Zap Line Cutter (productreview)
This handy little device is designed to cut through any braided line that you can put in front of it.
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