BILL RYAN
If You Canât Fish it⦠fix it. It has been a long while since many of us have fished last. Guides, party boats and launch ramps closed by stay-at-home orders make it tough to figure out when we can fish again. So, itâs time to do a complete inventory of your rod locker, boat and gear bags. What needs to be tossed, needs to be repaired, or just polished up? First, fix the basics â your rods, reels and line. New line is key, but a lubed reel and smooth rod line guides follow close on. Sure, you can do it yourself at home. But beware the little situations where you can make things worse, like squirting your reels with your favorite 3 in 1 oil can. You can foul up the drag system and taint the line with oil smell that will keep fish away from you in droves. Miss a crack in a line guide and snap off your line under the heavy pressure of a 25-pound king salmon under full speed ahead. It has been worth it to me to spend the few extra bucks to ha
How these 6 SU alumni landed spots on 2021 Forbes 30 Under 30 lists
Emily Steinberger | Photo Editor
From starting a camera bag company to managing Miley Cyrus, six Syracuse University alumni landed on assorted Forbes 30 Under 30 lists this year.
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UPDATED: Dec. 19, 2020, at 11:40 p.m.
Six Syracuse University alumni have earned a spot on several of the 2021 Forbes 30 Under 30 lists for their respective careers, accomplishments and brands.
The Forbes 30 Under 30 lists are released annually to highlight up-and-coming individuals in industries such as music, gaming and marketing. The SU alumni included in the 2021 lists, which Forbes released in December, recently spoke with The Daily Orange about how they got to where they are now.