Clay enjoys spending time with friends and family in the great American outdoors. We are the custodians of one of the greatest nations on earth and its our responsibility to pass it to our children better than when we were given it. Turn off the television, mothball those computer and 'smart?' phones and step outside, there is nothing more real and wonderful than experiencing nature and life. Create memories with the small amount of time we have here. Don't try to kill time, it the most precious commodity if you use it in the right way. Get out there with people you care about and appreciate the real gifts we've been bequeathed by the generations before us. Clay created the Fisherman's journal to learn from every time pulling those fish in, keeping a record to remember and pass on. Clay believes hunting & fishing are the most natural experiences there is and brings people together in three ways - preparing to get out there, the fishing itself and then sitting down as a family to benefit from the bounty. Clay is a family man and is happiest when he's outside with friends and family - whether its getting up to watch and smell first light or throwing some steaks on the grill.