Therea s been lots of nice flounder caught in the inlet on finger mullet and shrimp.
Original post by The Ledger
Read the full article. Click on the author/publication link.As we transition from late fall to winter, most anglers will start to winterize their boats and begin storing their open-water fishing tackle.
Original post by Examiner.com
Read the full article. Click on the author/publication link.Just got an email from the Baudette, MN area and ice fishing is just about to start.
Original post by The Austin Daily Herald
Read the full article. Click on the author/publication link.The recent winter storms have changed the Plumas County landscape in many ways. Skiers and snowmobile enthusiasts are welcoming the generous blanket of snow.
Original post by Feather River Bulletin
Read the full article. Click on the author/publication link.If you are a conscientious global-citizen type American like me, you suffer a blush of shame whenever a Canadian alights.
Original post by The Globe and Mail
Read the full article. Click on the author/publication link.With extra-mild November weather, offshore fishing at the Crystal Coast has been good recently for several deep-water species, especially grouper.
Original post by North Carolina Sportsman
Read the full article. Click on the author/publication link.AURORA, Colo. — 11-year-old Conner Peitsmeyer of Aurora has found a place in Colorado’s record books after catching the largest smallmouth bass in state history.
Original post by CW2 Colorado KWGN-TV
Read the full article. Click on the author/publication link.The Fall 2010 Eddies is online.
http://www.fws.gov/eddies/
You’ll learn what the U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service’s Fisheries Program is doing about aquatic invasive species. Read about “rock snot” in our streams, giant salvinia in our lakes, Kenai’s most unwanted fish, and what the common carp shares with Brussels sprouts.
Original post by About Saltwater Fishing
Read the full article. Click on the author/publication link.McLEAN, Va. -Three new members have been appointed to the Future Fisherman Foundation’s board of directors.
Ray Scott is one of America’s outdoor icons. Field & Stream magazine placed him among its “Twenty Who Have Made A Difference” in the American outdoors over the past century. He has achieved his own legacy as the “Bass Boss,” the founder of the Bass Anglers Sportsman Society (B.A.S.S.), the Whitetail Institute of North America, and as a publisher who framed the foundation for successful outdoor publications, including BASSMASTER Magazine, Southern Outdoors, Fishing Tackle Retailer and the award-winning national television series “The BASSMASTERS,” the highest rated program on The Nashville Network (TNN). Ray has helped create and guide the multi-billion dollar fishing and hunting industries.
Original post by About Saltwater Fishing
Read the full article. Click on the author/publication link.The labyrinth of bayous that make up the Louisiana Delta suggest one thing to the 2011 field of Bassmaster Classic anglers: Scout, or regret the lack of prep come competition time.
The 50 qualifiers for the Feb. 18-20 competition have until Dec. 13 to visit the Classic fishery. After that, they are barred from the water until the four official practice days of Feb. 11-13 and Feb. 16.
Original post by About Saltwater Fishing
Read the full article. Click on the author/publication link.Is Santa a Powerboater or Sailboater?
ALEXANDRIA, Va.- The nation’s largest boat owners group wants every American to enjoy some festive holiday cheer on the waterfront with the offering of a new online Holiday Boat Parade Finder at BoatUS.com/Events. The website lets anyone easily seek out local lighted boat parades by state or specific date, and includes website links and contact information. There’s also an easy way to add a listing for a boat parade that’s not already included.
Original post by About Saltwater Fishing
Read the full article. Click on the author/publication link.Keith Poche of Troy, Ala., says he expects his 2011 Bassmaster Elite Series season will be just as difficult, just as rewarding and just as much fun as his 2010 rookie year.
“I had a blast,” he said. “I learned so much about fishing by being on the water and hanging out with the guys who have been doing this for years. And I learned a lot about myself.
Original post by About Saltwater Fishing
Read the full article. Click on the author/publication link.What’s hot: With colder weather, fish look for warm water. Power plants are a favorite place for fish that roam the flats.
Original post by St. Petersburg Times
Read the full article. Click on the author/publication link.The Arkansas Department of Parks and Tourism is excited to announce that The Natural State will host a national outdoor media conference.
Original post by The Beebe News
Read the full article. Click on the author/publication link.Fishing can be fun but one must have have a taste in it. Check out various fishing types which one is for you… As we all know fishing is a vast genre and there are ample numbers of types that together make the fun bigger.
Original post by Buzzle.com
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