Nov 18

Industry Veteran Named to Head B.A.S.S. Sales

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CELEBRATION, Fla. – B.A.S.S. introduced Joe Higgins, a veteran sales executive for several major media organizations, as its Senior Director/Sales, effective Dec. 6.
Higgins of Jupiter, Fla., has spent more than 30 years in outdoor sports media, beginning his career in sales and sales management for Field and Stream Magazine. He later was publisher of Western Outdoors Publications before launching his own magazine, Florida Fishing Weekly. Most recently, he was U.S. Sales Director for World Fishing Network.

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Nov 18

Gulf red snapper weekend season set to end

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The Florida Fish and Wildlife Conservation Commission reminds anglers that this fall’s recreational red snapper weekend harvest season in the Gulf of Mexico ends on Nov. 22. Anglers, except for the captain and crew of for-hire vessels, may still keep two red snapper greater than 16 inches total length per person daily this Friday, Saturday and Sunday, Nov. 19-21.

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Nov 18

Wild steelhead retention on eight Olympic Peninsula rivers set to open

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OLYMPIA – The Washington Department of Fish and Wildlife (WDFW) is reminding anglers that they will not be allowed to catch and keep wild steelhead on eight Olympic Peninsula rivers until mid-February.

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Nov 18

TOKS Big Four International Winter Competition Underway

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Worlds Largest FREE Online Carp Fishing competition
The Winter TOKS Contest has officially begun and for the next three months carp anglers all over the world will be competing for prizes and international recognition.

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Nov 18

Fishing equipment stolen

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FISHING equipment has been stolen from a garage at a home in Langport. Sometime between 5.15pm on November 7 and 9.05pm on November 8 entry was forced to the garage and two plastic cases containing fishing rods and reels were stolen along with a fishing brolly, a pole in a bag and another rod and reel.

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Nov 18

Fishing sites thinning out

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Not only is this a great time of year to fish, but anglers will find more room to do so because boat launches, docks and other types of fishing piers are not crowded, according to the Michigan Department of Natural Resources and Environment.

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Nov 18

Boat show plans indoor fishing

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6-9. A professional angler who travels with the Bass Tub will show how artificial lures are supposed to work in the water and will catch fish – if they’re biting.

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Nov 18

Wind slows fishing, better days ahead

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Chris Chappell shows a big striper he recently caught while fishing the Ogeechee River and its tributaries.

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Nov 17

Fishermen concerned about late flounder run

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How nice it was to see the sun finally make an appearance Tuesday. Once we get the wind out of the way, the weather should settle into some nice conditions for fishing.

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Nov 17

Wheatland #3 is hot spot for fishing

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Cheyenne – Although not many people are out fishing this time of year, those that have taken advantage of the good fall water conditions are catching fish at Wheatland Reservoir # 3. Thanks to long standing Memorandum of Understanding between the Wheatland Irrigation District and the Game and Fish, a significant amount of access to the public is …

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Nov 17

Friends go fishing with Howie Van Ness

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Howie Van Ness has a lot of friends in Fairbanks who used to go for him for advice on various things, including fishing.

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Nov 17

Hook a Trophy with Rapala Pro Bass Fishing

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Rapala Pro Bass Fishing is one of the latest fishing titles to hit the gaming market.

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Nov 17

Tuppen’s October Contest Winner

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Jeff Johnson of West Palm Beach receives a Shimano Trinidad 40 Reel from Bill Bachman, co-owner of Tuppen’s Marine & Tackle.

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Nov 17

Column: Ice fishing possible because of God’s natural anomaly

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As the pleasant summertime Wisconsin temperatures give way to cooler nights and the prospect of snow and ice, there are not a few folks who contemplate ice fishing.

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Nov 17

Researcher Needs Flounder Help!!

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If you fish for flounder in Florida you can help a research project going on at the Rosenstiel School of Marine and Atmospheric Sciences.  The Rosenstiel School  is a part of the University of Miami and Kurt Gamperl, a research scientist from Memorial University of Newfoundland, needs live flounder to study.  Please email me (saltfishing@about.com) and tell me if you are interested.  He needs fifteen to twenty live summer flounder in the 2.5 pound range.
Inlets are filled with flounder right now, so catching them should be no problem.  Finding someone to get their live catch to Kurt is the issue. If you think you might be able to help out, even with one or two fish, I will put Kurt in touch with you.
Researcher Needs Flounder Help!! originally appeared on About.com Saltwater Fishing on Wednesday, November 17th, 2010 at 14:06:09.
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