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/css/ie.css" arizona wanderings …fishing, hunting, and roaming the southwest -- about gear reviews my fly box links furled leaders shop arizona quail hunting – gambel’s school october 22nd, 2018 0 comments tough to smell when you’re tongue’s hanging out arizona quail season has finally arrived. i’ve been anxiously awaiting the opportunity to let sunny run around and chase gambel’s. we were out early and scared up a couple of covey’s. sunshine found out quick that gambel’s quail would rather run than sit around for a point. we were lucky to followup on a covey bust, knock down a straggler and get a mouthful of a desert bird. it was a fun time exposing the pup to the desert. she ran her heart out and has plenty to learn. found one crashed out tags: arizona hunting , arizona quail hunting , gambel's , gambel's quail , hunting gambel's quail arizona blue grouse in the white mountains october 1st, 2018 3 comments arizona sunrise (photo by kyle graf) the elk bugled all night long which made sleep hard to come by. my little brown shorthair remained in a tight cozy ball next to me in the tent, snoring away while a bull worked cows in the adjacent meadow. we all woke early, anxious for the hunt ahead, and huddled around the tailgate eating oatmeal and discussing the plan for the day. i had been out on several arizona blue grouse hunts over the past few years without success. with sunny dog joining our family, i jumped at the chance to join my buddies, kyle and sheldon, on a trip to the white mountains in search of this high country bird. we put sheldon’s seasoned french brittanys and kyle’s gsp on the ground while sunny tagged along. our second push of the morning yielded a large covey of blue grouse. although the birds flushed wild, we were able to follow up and put a bird in the bag each. i was beyond ecstatic when sunny retrieved the bird, and felt boundless joy and pride to see some of our training pay off. we spent the rest of the day exploring a few more spots without any luck. but with a tired, happy pup and a bird in the cooler, it didn’t matter much to me. on the long drive back to town, i reflected on the day. it’s hard not to have a smile on your face after spending time with good friends in the mountains and following your dog through the aspens with a shotgun in your hand. sunshine on the stake gsps on the loose arizona blue grouse (photo by kyle graf) sunny dog the whole gang (photo by sheldon clouse) sheldon with a stellar tailgate lunch lunch break a productive morning (photo by sheldon clouse) tags: arizona blue grouse , arizona grouse , blue grouse arizona dove hunting: opening day september 3rd, 2018 7 comments breakfast of champions over easy eggs, floppy bacon, and a double pot of coffee is the only way to start the opening day of dove hunting season. with a big breakfast and the coffee starting to do it’s work, i met up with two buddies, and we bounced the trucks through the desert, just outside of city limits. as the sun started to peak over the distant horizon, a few doves followed the edge of the wash and provided the first few shots of the morning. we shot for an hour or so, until the sun got a bit higher in the sky and the doves stopped flying. we cleaned up, had a beer and were home before the wives knew we were gone. for me, dove season signals the beginning of fall. although the temperatures here in arizona will stay over 100 through the rest of the month, dove hunting on labor day weekend provides the opportunity to breakout the shotgun and get some shooting in before quail season opens up in october. while i’ll have to wait a bit longer for the taste of quail, dove pot pie will be on the menu soon. quilomene by q5 outdoors gsi outdoors microlite bottles i foresee a dove pot pie in my future tags: arizona dove hunting , dove hunting , dove pot pie , quilomene , quilomene san carlos bird vest rambling review – redington vice rod and redington i.d reel june 11th, 2018 2 comments rambling review: the redington vice rod and the redington i.d reel the redington vice rod and the i.d reel combo why: after one of the windiest pyramid lake fishing trips last year, i found myself in the market for a little bit stiffer action rod for throwing a sinking line. i was fortunate to get my hands on a redington vice rod paired with a redington i.d reel and a rio outbound short full sinking line a few weeks before the trip, and what a setup this turned out to be. redington vice and i.d first impressions: the redington vice rod – out of the tube, the emerald green carbon fiber blank looked really sharp paired with the black snack guides and black aluminum reel seat. the rod itself is a no frills workhorse that is completely saltwater ready. the redington i.d reel – the flat black cast aluminum large arbor reel looked pretty sweet as is. turns out that redington has a whole line of decals that can be added to the solid side of the reel. i saw a few kc badger prints in the mix, but went with a low profile digital camo. lifetime warranties – both the rod and the reel are covered under redington’s lifetime warranties. i.d decals field use: if you read the report from the trip, you’ll note that the fishing was on the slower side. all that means is that i did quite a bit of casting and stripping for 3 days. you can get to know your equipment pretty intimately in a setting like pyramid lake that throws wind from all directions, rain, snow, and sub-freezing temperatures. i feel like it’s the perfect place to put gear to the test. let’s start with the rod. to be honest, i loved the vice rod. very smooth while casting a heavy sinking line, with enough backbone to punch through a snow squall in your face. prior to the trip, i had bought another rod from another manufacturer in the same weight. long story short, i liked the vice so much i’m selling the other rod and keeping the vice. this rod is a solid addition to my quiver and i plan on continuing to push it’s limits for years to come. when i first saw the i.d reel i couldn’t really see past the sticker. it seemed kind of gimmicky to me and went into the field testing with a bit of a bias. the first night i hooked into a real nice fish about 10 feet from my ladder with about 70 feet of running line in my stripping basket. the large arbor reel gobbled up the loose line and the rulon disc drag did the rest. for a $100 reel, i was impressed. lastly the line. i’ve had my fair share of experience with rio line, but had never used the outbound short. although i’m sure the vice rod had something to do with it, the rio outbound short was a treat to cast. it loaded the rod well, flew threw the guides, and turned over heavy jig flies with ease. it was easy to see why these lines are so well regarded. redington vice rod pros: lifetime guarantee on redington gear great price on a quality rod and reel personalization decals for i.d reel cons: drag not sealed on the i.d reel cutthroat and redington prognosis: if you’re looking for a nice pyramid lake setup with out breaking the bank, check out the redington vice rod paired with a redington i.d reel spooled with rio outbound short full sinking line . * disclaimer: the reviews at arizona wanderings are my honest opinion. arizona wanderings is not sponsored by or associated with any of the stated companies and is accepting no compensation, monetary or otherwise, in exchange for this review. my independent status may change in the future but, as of the date of publication, no relationship other than described above has been pursued or established. tags: arizona wanderings , az wanderings , pyramid lake , pyramid lake rod and reel , rambling review , redington i.d reel review , redington vice rod review , rio outbound short review arizona turkey hunting: sleeping in the dirt may 17th, 2018 4 comments arizona merriams turkey we had driven a long way and were many hours from civilization. i stood surveying the campsite where we had camped in years past. and suddenly it 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