Sammy Romano, Author at Louisiana Sportsman

A look at 2020’s new bows

January 2, 2020 Sammy Romano

These three bow manufacturers have great additions for 2020. […]

Shot placement should be a bowhunter’s No. 1 concern

December 20, 2019 Sammy Romano

The best equipment in the world pales in comparison to a bowhunter’s ability to pick his shot for the best result, a quick, clean kill. […]

Garmin’s Xero sight expensive but worth it

November 1, 2019 Sammy Romano

Its unique range-finding feature makes the Garmin Xero A1i sight a top-drawer sight for any hunter’s bow. Here’s the reason why. […]

What’s new in broadheads for 2019?

September 26, 2019 Sammy Romano

Bowhunters have plenty of new broadheads to choose from for deer season. Determine the style that best fits your purposes. […]

Taking an important (tree) stand

September 24, 2019 Sammy Romano

Several factors are important in finding and selecting that perfect tree for an archery stand for deer. Here are some easy to follow tips. […]

The axis of bow accuracy

September 6, 2019 Sammy Romano

Many archers still don’t realize how critical it is to properly level all three axes of their bow’s sight. Failure to do so can result in severe misses. […]

Mathews’ Vertix is a bow to cherish

August 13, 2019 Sammy Romano

The new Mathews Vertix offers several features, including Switchweight technology, and an integrated arrow-rest mounting system. […]

Rogue’s new bowstrings are excellent addition to archery market

July 15, 2019 Sammy Romano

Rogue Bowstrings offers string sets in a rainbow of color options, and at different price levels to accommodate any archer’s budget. […]

10 tips to finding big trout in the surf

June 3, 2019 Sammy Romano

Stop wasting time surf fishing under hopeless conditions; follow these 10 steps to increase your chances of speckled trout fishing success. […]

Delacroix’s high river reds

April 5, 2019 Sammy Romano

Delacroix has become the unofficial redfish capital of Louisiana. Its fertile marsh is teeming with hungry redfish, and at times fishing for them can almost seem too easy. […]