May 28

Column: Morel hunt starts in cyberspace

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Sometimes the old ways are best, and sportsmen in particular cling to the traditions that their parents and grandparents handed down to them.

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May 28

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Over the past couple of weeks, I’ve had the opportunity to fish from Sabine Lake to the Lower Laguna Madre, and during that time, I used a passel of lures to catch trout up to the 7-pound mark.

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May 28

Zone 4: Point Pleasant to Seaside Heights

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Ronny Bala at Fishermen’s Supply in Point Beach said the striper fishing was very good Wednesday night off Allenhurst.

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May 28

13 Bristol Bay residents train as fly fishing guides

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Luki Akelkok, of Ekwok, owner of the Beaver Creek and Maaluqs lodges, and a veteran sport fishing and hunting guide, an expert on the cultural history of Bristol Bay, is a faculty member for the third annual Bristol Bay Fly Fishing and Guide Academy.

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May 28

Heavy rains turn Ann Arbor soccer field into carp fishing hole

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Paul Christensen works to reel in a carp he hooked at the soccer field at Fuller Park in Ann Arbor Friday afternoon.

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May 27

Fishing Derby Host Duke O’Malley Dies

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Mostly cloudy. Brief light showers or sprinkles in the evening…then a slight chance of light showers after midnight.

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May 27

Ketchikan teacher reels students in art of fishing

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“We got to miss school and go fishing” Fawn Mountain Elementary School fourth-grader Asher Ilten yelled.

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May 27

450 lb Daytime Swordfish caught in Islamorada, FL!

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For my brother, Capt. Nick Stanczyk aboard the "BnM" out of Bud n' Mary's Marina in Islamorada, Florida, it started out just like any summer day. We c

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May 27

Success seen on second weekend

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The two days of the second weekend of the Minnesota Fishing Opener were successful in many varying ways.

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May 27

ODFW extends chinook season at Trask ‘hatchery hole’

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TILLAMOOK, Ore. – With good numbers of hatchery spring chinook beginning to arrive, and the bulk of the run yet to come, the Oregon Department of Fish and Wildlife (ODFW) has decided to extend the fishing season at the “hatchery hole” on the Trask River. The hatchery hole is located […]

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May 27

Portion of the Missouri River Below GavinsPointDam Declared “No Wake Zone”

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PIERRE, S.D. – To protect the public and limit further damage to homes, docks and other private property along the Missouri River, Governor Dennis Daugaard has declared the South Dakota portion of the Missouri River from Paddlewheel Point upstream to a line stretching from the electronic sign placed near the […]

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May 27

PA Anglers Land Nearly Dozen Prize-Winning Fish from Cabela’s Contest

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Harrisburg, PA – Pennsylvania anglers have landed nearly a dozen prize-winning fish as part of Cabela’s “Wanna Go Fishing for Millions?” national contest, including one fish that may carry a $9,000 prize. As a partner in the contest, the Pennsylvania Fish and Boat Commission (PFBC) tagged fish in eight waterways […]

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May 27

Five Boat Ramps Ready on Devils Lake

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Five boating access sites are now usable on Devils Lake, and three more are expected to be ready by early summer.
North Dakota Game and Fish Department personnel completed installing a slide-in metal ramp at Pelican Lake on the north side of Highway 19, about one mile east of the junction […]

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May 27

Colorado State Parks’ Website Offers Video Tips for Boaters to Prevent the Spread of Aquatic Nuisance Species

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DENVER – As boaters return to Colorado’s waterways, the Colorado State Parks’ website has a series of new, three to five minute videos to help boaters prepare for the season and for the mandatory boat inspections. The videos are posted, under the gold boating tab, at www.parks.state.co.us and offer information […]

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May 27

WILL 2011 MATCH ’90 AS “YEAR OF THE SUCKER”?

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DENVER – Aurora Reservoir continues to produce record-sized fish in Colorado but the latest whopper out of the impoundment wasn’t a fish most people think of when they think “trophy”. Parker angler Jay Grupp was hoping to catch walleye near the dam at the reservoir when he hauled in a […]

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