Nov 27

Carlson outdoors column: New stuff to take outdoors

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I have heard rumors of a few diehards already fishing on the meager ice we have.

Original post by St. Cloud Times Online

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Nov 27

Feds seize 881-pound tuna from hapless fisherman

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A lucky fisherman in Massachusetts recently caught a tuna weighing a whopping 881-pounds. Unfortunately, his excitement didn’t last all that long – because the feds confiscated the giant fish.

Original post by TG Daily

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Nov 27

Most anglers aren’t fishing, instead waiting for ice

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As Michiganians moved into the start of the holiday season, most anglers were hunting or waiting for ice fishing, according to the state Department of Natural Resources.

Original post by The Enquirer

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Nov 27

Fly fishing secrets: Trout abound in local waters

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The Norwalk River is 24 miles long, 30 feet at its widest points. It stretches from its source – the Great Swamp – in Ridgefield through Redding and Wilton on its way to Norwalk, where it empties into Long Island Sound.

Original post by The Wilton Bulletin

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Nov 27

Outdoors: Welcoming a new season

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For Minnesota outdoor enthusiasts, it’s a time of transition. We’re between seasons, which means hunting opportunities are winding down and the ice fishing season is about to begin.

Original post by St. Cloud Times Online

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Nov 27

Geoff Thomas: Harbour handled with care

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There is a lot of history on the Kaipara Harbour. You can feel it as you motor down the river from Parakai and head out into the wide open waters.

Original post by The New Zealand Herald

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Nov 26

Kayaks draw anglers to their quarry; sometimes quarry pulls back

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One of my first columns after joining The Oregonian in 1981 erupted from my fingers after watching a spectacle unfold beneath the Sellwood Bridge during spring chinook season.

Original post by OregonLive.com

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Nov 26

Geoff Thomas: Range of lures deliver with confidence

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Lures like the standard metal jigs have been around for 50 years or so, but have been replaced in the angler’s arsenal more recently by soft baits and slow jigs.

Original post by The New Zealand Herald

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Nov 26

Father and son add a new tradition to their fishing – winning

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Mike Dodson will be following a family tradition when he enlists next month in the U.S. Navy .

Original post by The Baltimore Sun

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Nov 26

Wolf Lake State Fish Hatchery Visitor Center closed through New…

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The Wolf Lake State Fish Hatchery Visi tor Center, located eight miles west of Kalamazoo on M-43, will be closed through New Year’s Day except for a pro gram on Dec.

Original post by MLive.com

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Nov 26

Treasure Coast Fishing Report: Nov. 26

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Don’t blame the weatherman. It’s not his fault. Another period of high winds will prevent offshore and surf fishing for a few days.

Original post by TCPalm

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Nov 26

a Two-Fer: Family and fishing

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The Thanksgiving holidays are all about spending time with family. And if you can combine that with fishing – it’s a two-for-one deal, for sure.

Original post by Destin

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Nov 25

More fishing-related Black Friday shopping – with an online twist

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One of our favorite outdoors stores in the upper midwest, Reeds Family Outdoor Outfitters is offering some great deals through midnight tonight.

Original post by Examiner.com

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Nov 25

Surf Fishing on Thanksgiving and Warm Weather Ahead

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Tom Raftican from the Sportfishing Conservancy and Bob Osborne from Surfside are true fishermen.

Original post by Patch.com

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Nov 25

Melinda Moustakis collection of short stories, ‘Bear Down, Bear…

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The moment Melinda Moustakis pulled her first copy of “Bear Down, Bear North” out of the mailbox, she must have felt as much satisfaction as when she has pulled 50-plus-pound king salmon out of an Alaskan river.

Original post by MLive.com

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