May 04
Mark Yuasa covers fishing and outdoors in the Pacific Northwest. A Seattle native, Mark is a lifelong angler who grew up near the banks of Lake Washington, and has been covering fishing and outdoors for more than 18 years for The Seattle Times.
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May 03
The paddlefishing season is off and running in North Dakota. Over the weekend anglers braves the elements to try their luck at snagging one of the giant sport fish on the Missouri and Yellowstone Rivers.
Original post by KXMB-TV Bismarck
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May 03
A light breeze breaks the water’s calm, osprey fly overhead waiting for the perfect opportunity to dive out of the sky for their dinner and the sound of airplanes roar behind you as they take off from the nearby airport.
Original post by KVAL-TV Eugene
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May 03
April Vokey founder of Fly Gal Ventures, teaches women-only fishing courses all over the world.
Original post by Amherst Daily News
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May 03
BRIDGETON — Kris Burt wasn’t sure what was on the other end of the line as he frantically reeled away Sunday on the banks of Mary Elmer Lake.
Original post by Daily Journal
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May 03
The full moon of May is widely accepted as the peak of the bream bedding season.
Original post by North Texas e-News
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May 03
Walleye are one of our most popular freshwater fish. They are fun to catch and taste great. Here is some basic info on walleye – add more facts in the comment section below.
picture (c) Ted Pilgrim
Walleye Fact Sheet
Walleye Fact Sheet originally appeared on About.com Freshwater Fishing on Monday, May 3rd, 2010 at 10:45:44.
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May 03
Route 18 in New Bedford may divide the city from the waterfront, but it also defines a boundary between two very different worlds; that of the landsman and those who do business in great waters.
Original post by SouthCoastToday.com
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May 02
Barack Obama has described the oil spill in the Gulf as “potentially an unprecedented environmental disaster” while placing the blame firmly on BP.
Original post by Sky News
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May 02
Do you use Gulp products? Do you like them? Here’s your chance to rate and review for the rest of our readers the four  inch swimming mullet that Gulp makes.  Just click here and fill out the review form.
The Gulp Swimming Mullet Baits originally appeared on About.com Saltwater Fishing on Monday, May 3rd, 2010 at 05:47:44.
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May 02
Trout, bass, walleyes, stripers and blues are biting, so we went shad fishing. Fishing for the plentiful fish was hot until Sports Editor Frank DiLeo and I went looking for them Thursday after the Delaware River water temp cooled below the magic shad turn-on number of 50 degrees Wednesday night.
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May 02
Sturgeon, a fish of Jurassic tenure, nearly went the way of the dinosaur, but the population is healthy again.
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May 02
Tommy Tesoriero caught a tommy cod in the Hudson on Saturday morning, then exercised his bragging rights.
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May 02
As I suspected, the The National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration (NOAA) has closed all commercial and recreational fishing in the waters from the mouth of the Mississippi River in Louisiana to parts of Florida, including Pensacola Bay. The report defends the closure as a safety concern. The closure will remain in effect for a minimum of ten days, and more closures are expected.
My fear is that this is just the beginning. As the oil slick progresses toward and around Florida, I believe we will see similar closures, possibly all the way up the east coast of the United States. Stay tuned!!
Fishing Closed!! originally appeared on About.com Saltwater Fishing on Sunday, May 2nd, 2010 at 15:59:04.
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May 02
Mosquito Creek Outdoor's Indian River Lagoon Coast Fishing Forecast, May 2010 by Captain Tom Van Horn The longer days of summer allow enthusiasti
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