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Page 4 & 28 Translated “Man who gets things done!” ON THE CUTTING EDGE Editorial Comment & Opinion by Ray Dickerson (Putting my 2¢ into the mix, You are an American First, Does the Power of one out weigh the majority) . Page 29 at 105 East South Street, Centerville, IN 47330 BROOKVILLE LAKE So You Wanna’ Catch More Fish TO CONTACT THE GAD-A-BOUT by Tag Nobbe (Fishing Brookville Lake in January) . Page 5 Cell: 765-960-5767 Office: 765-855-3857 INDIANA STATE POLICE News from the Indiana State Police by Sgt. John D. Bowling (Pendleton First Sergeant Honored for 35 Yrs Service, Outdoor Hobbies “Required”) . .Page 6 INDIANA DNR Indiana Department of Natural Resources News Website: www.thegadabout.com by I.C.O. Gary Catron, Master Conservation Officer (Help the Bat, Man, Are You a Social Sort?, Hard H20) . Page 7 **E-Mail: [email protected] CRAPPIE FISHING Indiana Slab Masters by Ron Bilbrey (2014 Classic) . .Page 8-9 Facebook: www.facebook.com/thegadabout OUTDOOR HUMOR: Misfires & Snags by Dan Graves (FROM A FISH PERSPECTIVE) . Page 10 COPYRIGHT BY GADCOE 2015 LAKE MICHIGAN Fishing Lake Michigan DISCLAIMER: The ideas and opinions expressed by by Capt. Mike Schoonveld (OVER THE HILL FISH) . .Page 11 the writers appearing in The Gad-a-bout are not GEMS & HORSES Shawneecreek Ramblings necessarily the same as the publishers. by Vivian Sanders-Himelick (Cold Weather Blues, Some Recipes & About the authors) . .Page 12 ADVERTISING SALES CAMPING Camping Here & Beyond by John & El McCory (Camping Clubs in North America (4). .Page 13 UNLIMITED AREA OUTDOORS Indiana Outdoors CALL: RAY DICKERSON by Joe Martino (Push back on rifles striking a nerve with DNR) . .Page 14 CELL: 765-960-5767 OFFICE: 765-855-3857 OUTDOORS & TRAVEL Outdoors with Rich Creason CALL: RICH CREASON by Rich Creason (Searching for History) . .Page 20 PATOKA LAKE Vacationing In Southwest Indiana CENTRAL INDIANA CELL: 765-215-3478 by Jim Behrman (End of another Season of Houseboating on Patoka Lake) . .Page 21 CALL: ERNEST McCLEERY HUNTING Big Game Hunting SOUTHERN INDIANA CELL: 812-866-4510 by Joel Biltz (Southern Arizona Coues Deer) . .Page 22-23 TRAPPING Indiana State Trappers Association by Dr. Fred Philips, DVM (2014-15 Trapping Season, ADC Licensed Trapper) . Page 24 MERKAMP MIDWEST OUTDOORS Connected Afield Sales & Service by Glenn Kelsey (Farmers & Hunters Feeding The Hungry (FHFH and Connected Afield Team Up) . .Page 25 Monday - Friday 8 a.m. - 5 p.m. GUN REPAIR Notes from Prairie Wolf Gun Repair Saturday 8:30 a.m. - Noon by Marshall Smith (Reflex Sights and Shotguns) . Page 26-27 OUTDOOR POWER EQUIPMENT GAD-A-BOUT DEPARTMENTS Advertiser Index . Page 31 Gad’s Corner . .Page 15, 16, 18, 30 & 31 Rate Sheet & Contract Form, (Sport Show Special Ad Rate for Jan/Feb/Mar issues) . .Page 2 ABOUT THE COVER PHOTOS Top Left: The 58nd annual Cincinnati Travel, Sports brick line. (Photo by Ray Dickerson) & Boat Show®, Presented by RAM sails into down- Bottom Left: Glenn Kelsey writes about town Cincinnati Jan. 16 - 18 and Jan. 21 - 25, 2015. The Connected Afield and Farmers and Hunters Ford 61st Annual Indianapolis Boat, Sport & Travel Feeding the Hungry (FHFH). See page 25 & 27. Show, February 20 - March 1, 2015 & The 18th (FHFH Logo) Annual Indiana Deer, Turkey and Waterfowl Expo Top Right: After a long anticipated wait Joel was Indiana State Fairgrounds, Expo Hall February 26 - finally on a plane to Tucson Arizona. After two March 1, 2015. The guy standing in my booth at the seemingly long flights he was picked up by his 2014 Deer, Turkey & Waterfowl Expo is handing out buddy Casey whom invited him on this hunt. See Gad-a-bouts. He was my neighbor in the Fur Takers of Pages 22-23 (Photo by Joel Biltz) Jct. HWY 35 North & 38 America booth next to mine. He helped when I wasn’t Bottom Right: This is a picture of Jim Behrman Richmond, IN 47374 there. Nice guy, but I can’t remember his name. I will holding a 7 lb and 6 lb walleye he caught early this be in Booth #268 this year. See Expo layout on Page fall on Patoka Lake using crankbaits. See page 21. 765-962-2048 28 to see my new booth location. 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