Sidetracks: 40 True Stories of Hunting and Fishing on Paths Less Traveled
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Sidetracks: 40 True Stories of Hunting and Fishing on Paths Less Traveled
Discover Some of the Best Hunting and Fishing Spots in North America! Avid outdoorsman and successful entrepreneur Gary Oberg shares a lifetime of hunting and fishing adventures, and some misadventures, in a series of 40 entertaining true stories. His book “Sidetracks†reveals locations where the finest game and the feistiest fish live including: â–ª Minnesota Boundary Waters Canoe Area Wildernessâ–ª Lake Wenasaga, Ontario, Canadaâ–ª Arctic Lodges, Reindeer Lake, Saskatchewan, Canadaâ–ª Rice Lake, Ontario, Canadaâ–ªSkyline Guest Ranch, Cooke City, Montanaâ–ª Fishing Charters in Seward, Alaskaâ–ª Eagle’s Nest Resort, Alaskaâ–ª Sawtooth Mountain, Craig, Coloradoâ–ª Sioux Lake, Meeker County, Minnesotaâ–ª Spirit Lake, Iowaâ–ª Rochester, Minnesotaâ–ª Lake of the Woods, Minnesota & Canadaâ–ª Rowleys Bay, Door County, Wisconsinâ–ª Bear Lake Lodge, Alaskaâ–ª Floating Lodges of Sioux Narrows, Ontario, CanadaABOUT THE AUTHOR–Gary Oberg, BME, PE, has spent his life on the edge. As an engineer and entrepreneur, he’s taken a lot of chances, but he really learned about risk mitigation over a lifetime of pushing the limits outdoors. He grew up on a farm in Minnesota, where he learned to appreciate nature and her ways, and spent much of his life fishing and hunting throughout North America. These are the stories he’s accumulated over decades, and the lessons they’ve taught him. Gary says, “If you’re not living on the edge, you’re takin’ up too much room.â€
