Capturing the Perfect Catch: How Photography Brings Fishing Memories to Life
Fishing has been part of my life for as long as I can remember. Some of my earliest memories are standing on a dock with a pole that was almost as big as I was, waiting for that first tug on the line. Over the years, I’ve caught plenty of fish, but I’ve also realized […]
The Joy of Giving Back: How Volunteering at Animal Shelters Changes Lives
Volunteering has always been something that I find deeply rewarding. Over the years, I have spent time helping out in various ways, but one experience that has left a lasting impact is volunteering at animal shelters. Working with animals in need is not only about helping them find homes. It is about forming connections, learning […]
Fishing, Family, and Finding Balance: The Mental Health Benefits of Time at the Lake
By Mitch Seaworth There’s something about the lake that feels timeless. The sound of water lapping against the shore, the gentle sway of a fishing kayak, and the smell of a campfire in the evening all create a sense of calm that’s hard to find anywhere else. Over the years, I’ve come to realize that […]
Top 10 Lessons Every Athlete Learns From a Great Coach
By Mitch Seaworth Sports have been a part of my life for as long as I can remember. From my own days playing baseball and basketball to coaching, I’ve seen firsthand how the right coach can make a lasting impact. A great coach doesn’t just teach technique—they shape character, build confidence, and leave lessons that […]
Fish, Fire, and Fellowship: Why the Lake Will Always Feel Like Home
By Mitchell Seaworth There are some places that feel like more than just a dot on a map. For me, that place is the lake. It’s where I spent my summers growing up, and where I still return whenever I get the chance. No matter how busy life gets—between coaching, work, photography, and everything else—I […]
Behind the Lens: Capturing the Heart of Local Sports Through Photography
By Mitchell Seaworth Photography wasn’t always something I saw myself doing seriously. I’ve always loved sports—playing them, coaching them, watching them—but holding a camera on the sidelines instead of a glove or a clipboard? That was new territory. A few years ago, I started taking photos just for fun. I’d snap a few shots at […]