Apr 18
The North Dakota Game and Fish Department’s Becoming an Outdoors-Woman program has scheduled four outdoor workshops in 2011.
A mini-workshop will be held June 3-5 at Turtle River State Park, Arvilla. Course offerings include archery, birding, campfire cooking, global positioning system, mountain biking, orienteering, fly-fishing and general outdoor skills. Workshop fees of $135 cover instruction in all sessions, program materials, use of equipment, all meals and lodging.
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Apr 18
McHenry County area all-star boys basketball players form two teams and compete at Alden-Hebron Hig… Video: Bark park provides freedom Photos: Weekend Rewind: April 15-17 Every spring I wait in eager anticipation for the weather to warm up, so the ice leaves our lakes and ponds and open water fishing season can begin.
Original post by Northwest Herald
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Apr 18
Fred Roumbanis has been keeping a secret during the TroKar Battle on the Bayou. Fred Roumbanis pulls up his trolling motor as he talks with Ish Monroe.
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Apr 17
Young anglers can try their luck at the 16th annual Pike Run Youth Fishing Festival set for 8 a.m. to 3 p.m. Saturday at Rotary Park, off Route 88 in California.
Original post by Pittsburgh Tribune
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Apr 17
A body was found Wednesday morning on the bank of the St. Lucie River officials said.
Original post by WFLX-TV West Palm Beach
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Apr 17
There was still some ice fishing taking place in the far northern parts of the state earlier this week, but I think it’s safe to assume that most anglers are ready for open water.
Original post by Saint Cloud Times
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Apr 17
KENT JACKSON/Staff Photographer Michele Herrington fishes beside her husband, Dave, along the banks of the Nescopeck Creek in Butler Township.
Original post by Standard Speaker
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Apr 17
Sometimes, it’s the little things which make a big difference in our quality of life.
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Apr 17
April 12, 2011 The fishing here in the first 2 weeks of April has been off the charts. Every trip out we land a wide variety of fish such as cobia, k
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Apr 17
Be in the right place and you can get a good catch of panfish. Will Elliott photo Outdoors Panfish season a wide-open affair Tools of the panfish trade vary, but one adjective gets injected into the description of just about every item — light.
Original post by Buffalo News
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Apr 16
Temp: 60.0 F Wind Chill: 57 F UPDATE: 4/14/2011 Kids got a sneak peek at what they could reel in this weekend at City Park.
Original post by WTAP-TV Parkersburg
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Apr 16
In the small brick church just across the road from the chocolate waters of Bayou Lafourche, the Rev.
Original post by Log Cabin Democrat
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Apr 16
Dean Rojas walked off the weigh-in stage at the TroKar Battle on the Bayou and into a throng of reporters.
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Apr 16
Sherry Hunt’s third-, fourth- and fifth-grade students at Pine Level Elementary School prepared for fishing season recently through a casting class.
Original post by Montgomery Advertiser
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Apr 16
Steve Liles, left, with Albert Bailey shows off the paddlefish that he snagged on a fishing trip on the upper end of Lake of the Ozarks.
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