OWAC Executive Director Message
Once again, this issue of OWAC Outdoors brings some important news for each member of the organization.
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OWAC President’s Message – December 2022
Announcement about upcoming 2023 Travel and Outdoor Sportsmen’s Shows coming up January-March. Press cards are now available. Start selecting your best work from 2022 for submission into the 2023 EIC awards contest to gain for fame and fortune!
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Double Haul Ball 2022
Fly fishing can be a solitary sport. An angler stands alone on a reef or along the ocean shore…
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California’s Redwood Coast: Now I lay me down to sleep at Inn at 2nd & C
It as the perfect start to our extended road trip. Happy to be back in Eureka after so many years.
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California Watchable Wildlife Photo Contest News!
No feathered friends in the winners circle!
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OWAC Announces 4th Annual High School Writing and Photography Scholarships
2023 Rules and entry guidelines for High School writing and photography scholarships
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Adventure abounds in Austria’s Tyrol region
A visit to Austria’s Tyrol region broadened my horizons in more ways than one. Though I had passed through these mountains before, my college-age summer of backpacking between youth hostels had faded in memory. When I returned to Tyrol, Austrians reminded me that one must also branch out sometime.
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Family and Friends Aboard Sea Adventure 80
In seconds and with just a single strip of the line, a golden streak flashed just below the surface as a bigger model dorado grabbed the fly
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Washoe and allies run to stop Minden siren
As Minden sounded its siren at noon on May 28, a group of more than 50 Washoe and their allies shouted together in response, “Stop the siren!” Their defiant cry and a formidable eight-mile group run followed an hour-long protest of the Nevada town’s daily siren blasts.
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