Legend Outdoors

Category: Just Rambling

The Fishing Passion and Finding Time to Pursue It

It seems that as I get older and my son grows up I tend to find less and less time to be able to get out on the boat and fish. Between coaching soccer practice and then all the games as well as other after school activities life just gets full up and the time... Read more »

By Cory Yarmuth,
December 18, 2018 at 1:27 pm •

I am a Hunter and I Married a Vegetarian!

Ten years ago, I stood in front of God and my family to declare my love and devotion to my lovely bride. Looking back on that day I was blinded by the moment and was not aware of the trials and tribulations that were to come. I bring this up as an example of how... Read more »

By Cory Yarmuth,
November 13, 2013 at 8:19 am •

We Mourn The Loss Of A Great, Jim Hudson

To Help The family Click Here The world of Ice fishing and Guiding was rocked this weekend. We were hit with the sad news that one of the most sucessful and popular guides in Northern Michigan passed away at a young age of 34. Jim Hudson was one of the greats that we all aspire... Read more »

By Cory Yarmuth,
January 28, 2013 at 9:34 am •

Clam Shelter Runner Kits, an Installers Guide

How many times have you pulled to your favorite lake and realized you have a good distance to drag your shanty across the concrete or stone surface? You know what that can do to the bottom of your sled and there is a good solution to resolve that out there. In my case I am... Read more »

By Cory Yarmuth,
January 13, 2013 at 3:12 pm •

Five-Time Olympian Kim Rhode to Visit Cabela’s

How often do you get to meet a world class shooter, let alone an Olympic medal winner and all around champion of a woman? Well this weekend you could get your chance if you are out and about and stop into the Hoffman estates or Hammond Indiana Cabelas. Yes that is right, one of our... Read more »

By Cory Yarmuth,
September 13, 2012 at 7:46 am •

Mercer Wisconsin is Back in my sights

Every year we plan a family vacation up to the Northwoods of Wisconsin. Mercer, Wisconsin to be exact. My wife’s family owns a small cabin up on a small lake chain and their family has been going up to the area for well over 40 years. It is just one of those annual vacations that... Read more »

By Cory Yarmuth,
June 17, 2012 at 12:40 pm •

Mercer Wisconsin: Home Away from Home

What an experience! I am actually at a loss for words when it comes to the experience that I had in the northwoods of Wisconsin last weekend. Mercer Wisconsin is my home away from home and with the help of the dedicated individuals of the chamber of commerce I was able to experience things in... Read more »

By Cory Yarmuth,
June 17, 2012 at 10:50 am •

Life in the Northwoods

As I write this I am sitting looking over the wide expanse of the Northwoods. My eyes are tired with sleep as it has been a long and full day. Unfortunatly I do not have the energy or free space in my brain to write anything long. My mind is at a loss for anything... Read more »

By Cory Yarmuth,
June 10, 2012 at 9:17 pm •

Oh Boy! What I have been up to.

It has been a few days, weeks, even a month since I have written or contributed anything worth while here. I want to apologize for this. Not that I am any Hemingway or Roosevelt , but I know that fishing, hunting and writing are ways of expressing myself and I have been lax in putting... Read more »

By Cory Yarmuth,
June 8, 2012 at 7:36 am •

If you care at all for the Illinois fishery and the way it is sustained please take some time to read this letter and then contact your representative. ILLINOIS DIVISION OF FISHERIES NEEDS A FISH MANAGEMENT FUND A BOLD VISION AND STATUTE CHANGE TO CREATE SUSTAINABLE FUNDING FOR THE ILLINOIS DNR’S DIVISION OF FISHERIES AND... Read more »

By Cory Yarmuth,
May 7, 2012 at 1:53 pm •

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