Now that the balmy weather has left the area and cold weather has appeared, maybe we can get in some ice-fishing this winter.
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Read the full article. Click on the author/publication link.To help North Dakota hunters prepare for hunting seasons in 2010, the North Dakota Game and Fish Department annually provides its best estimate for opening dates for the coming year.
Dates become official when approved by governor’s proclamation. Tentative opening dates for 2010 include:
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Read the full article. Click on the author/publication link.PIERRE, S.D. – Looking for the perfect stocking stuffers for the outdoorsmen in your life? Beginning Dec. 15, South Dakota Hunting and Fishing Licenses for 2010 go on sale.
The 2010 annual licenses are valid from Dec. 15, 2009, through Jan. 31, 2011.
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Read the full article. Click on the author/publication link.HOUSTON — Texas Parks and Wildlife Department (TPWD) has received a $50,000 grant from the Southeast Aquatic Resources Partnership (SARP) and the National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration (NOAA) to continue and expand oyster reef restoration in Galveston Bay.
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Read the full article. Click on the author/publication link.Training Classes Offered Across the State January-March
Austin, Texas — Thirteen chapters of the Texas Master Naturalist program have announced training classes across the state starting January through March for volunteers who want to learn about and help conserve natural resources.
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Read the full article. Click on the author/publication link.Volunteer hunters helped the effort to restore habitat during the recent controlled hunts at 17 Indiana state parks, taking a total of 1,334 deer.
The controlled hunts took place Nov. 16 – 17 and Nov. 30 – Dec. 1 at Chain O’Lakes, Charlestown, Harmonie, Lincoln, Ouabache, Pokagon, Potato Creek, Prophetstown, Shades, Shakamak, Spring Mill, Tippecanoe River, Turkey Run, Versailles, Whitewater Memorial, Fort Harrison, and Clifty Falls.
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Read the full article. Click on the author/publication link.Rudolph resident Steve Indermuehle had a job not many people would envy: He spent a good portion of his Saturday standing at the end of a Lincoln High School driveway directing traffic in Wisconsin Rapids.
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Read the full article. Click on the author/publication link.Jim Moynagh offers some gift ideas for the fisherman. If you are searching for something to wrap for the fisherman in your life, check out these suggestions. These are reasonably priced and things you might not think of when searching for that prefect gift.
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Read the full article. Click on the author/publication link.I hope to add my own photos later today, but for now, this came from Hermann’s Lowlife Bar & Grill.
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Read the full article. Click on the author/publication link.Asian Carp are native to Asia but have been introduced in many other areas as a food fish. In the US they escaped and are now widespread in all of the Mississippi River drainage. There is fear they will get into the Great Lakes.
These carp eat huge amounts of plankton and remove this critical food from the food chain, hurting all native species. They also take food from native filter feeders like paddlefish. Growing up to 100 pounds and 40 inches long, they can eat up to 40 percent of their body weight. They also jump when frightened, so when a boat passes they may jump up and hit boaters and skiers. Some have been injured and a few killed.
Asian Carp Are Causing Huge Problems
Asian Carp Are Causing Huge Problems originally appeared on About.com Freshwater Fishing on Sunday, December 13th, 2009 at 11:34:48.
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Read the full article. Click on the author/publication link.Recent cold temperatures have frozen over Clear Lake and Crystal in northern Iowa, but state officials say walking on the ice remains risky.
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Read the full article. Click on the author/publication link.Friday, December 11, 2009 at 5:11 p.m. Read more: Local , State , Environment , Water Issue , Fishing , Walleye , Fishing Law , Lawsuit , Commercial Walleye Fishing , Great Lakes , Ban A lawsuit is netting the attention of Michigan fishermen.A Pinconning commercial fisherman Dana Serafin is suing the state for the right to catch walleye.A A It is …
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Read the full article. Click on the author/publication link.There are untold numbers of plastic worm manufacturers out there and you can get any color, shape and size you want. Sometimes I think I have tried them all and haul half of them in my boat. For the past two years I have fished one bait about 90 percent of the time.
The T-Mac Worm from NetBait is a straight seven inch worm that comes in a wide variety of colors. I rig them on jig heads, Texas and Carolina style and even fish them weightless. They work well for me.
NetBait T-Mac Plastic Worm Review
My Favorite Plastic Worm Is A NetBait T-Mac Plastic Worm originally appeared on About.com Freshwater Fishing on Friday, December 11th, 2009 at 11:06:36.
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Read the full article. Click on the author/publication link.Arizona Game and Fish officials say a Phoenix angler has caught an inland state record striped bass at Lake Pleasant.
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Read the full article. Click on the author/publication link.This shore-bound angler striper report came in this afternoon from Striper Dave. He told me he had an appointment today in the area of Port Republic s
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