Sep 06

Fishing with youngsters can be a rewarding and memorable experience

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During the countless occasions in which I’ve gone fishing, I’ve been accompanied by someone older than myself or those who rival my age.

Original post by YorkRegion.com

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Sep 06

Fishing with youngsters can be a rewarding and memorable experience

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During the countless occasions in which I’ve gone fishing, I’ve been accompanied by someone older than myself or those who rival my age.

Original post by YorkRegion.com

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Sep 06

Where in Utah was this photo taken? Email your best guess

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Correctly name where in Utah this photo was taken to become eligible for a drawing for the book Fishing Utah.

Original post by Salt Lake Tribune

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Sep 06

Monster Crocodile captured alive in Philippines

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This massive crocodile was captured in the Philippines. Dozens of villagers and experts got together and ensnared the massive beast which is 21 feet long in a creek in Bunawan township in Agusan del Sur province. Experts say it could be one of the biggest crocodiles in recent years […]

Original post by About Saltwater Fishing

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Sep 06

Captain’s Corner: Bonito time

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What’s hot: This time every year, I wait for bonito to appear. These tunalike rockets weigh as much as 10 pounds.

Original post by St. Petersburg Times

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Sep 06

Guest Commentary: How not to create jobs – some advice for Gov. Nixon

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Gov. Jay Nixon says that he’s fed up with “right-wing extremists.” Does that include everyone who thinks that the governor should exit the “job creation” business? Several weeks ago, Ira Glass opened his nationwide, hour-long “This American Life” program with a satiric interview about one of the defining elements […]

Original post by Missourian

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Sep 05

McFlat’s Invitational Redfish Challenge raises thousands for charity

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Fathers, sons, mothers, daughters and grandparents filled the dock at Tarpon Point Marina Saturday morning as fishing lines with shrimp were thrown into the water to capture as many fish as possible.

Original post by Cape Coral Daily Breeze

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Sep 05

Edmonds Coho Salmon Derby on the near horizon | Reel Time Fishing Northwest

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Next big salmon derby in Puget Sound is coming up, and with the good coho fishing happening it should be a dandy! The Edmonds Coho Derby is Saturday, Sept.

Original post by The Seattle Times

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Sep 05

A good day on Delavan Lake

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Reader Mike Capellani sent an email suggesting that I get out on Delavan Lake because the fishing was really hot.

Original post by Northwest Herald

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Sep 05

Hooked on Florida Fishing Guides

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“Use your hands. You’re in Florida.” So said Capt. Doc Lee after my first fishing experience in Florida about five years ago.

Original post by Patch.com

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Sep 05

Gunn guides Meekers to a nice haul of chinook salmon in Nootka Sound

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By Don Bodger – Cowichan News Leader Pictorial Published: September 04, 2011 10:00 AM Updated: September 04, 2011 10:04 AM Even famous people need a competent guide to reel in the big fish at Nootka Island Fishing Lodge, off the west coast of Vancouver Island.

Original post by Lake Cowichan Gazette

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Sep 05

Outdoors: This tale is about two fish that got away

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One rule, for instance, is that anything that can happen, will. Another is that big fish eat little fish.

Original post by The Columbus Dispatch

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Sep 04

Area piers survive Irene with bumps, bruises

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The catch was too small to keep, but Blackmon wasn’t bothered. He and Carol Johnson, both of Smithfield, almost didn’t make the one-day trip to Bogue Inlet Fishing Pier in Emerald Isle, concerned that Hurricane Irene had destroyed one of their favorite fishing spots.

Original post by Windsock

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Sep 04

‘Unbelievable experience’ for young fisherman

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So the kid was way back there in Hot Springs, Ark., a couple of weeks ago, ready to give it his all.

Original post by HeraldNet

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Sep 04

Transition into fall still leaves plenty to do in the outdoors | Reel Time Fishing Northwest

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Here is the state Fish and Wildlife weekender planner that shows all the things to do in the outdoors during the upcoming weeks: The sun is setting earlier and there’s a chill in the morning air – signs of the coming change of season.

Original post by The Seattle Times

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