Sep 11
It’s hard to know where to begin: crappie at Lake Minnewasta, whitefish, pike and walleye at Clear Lake, big rainbow in the Duck Mountains, walleye out in Traverse Bay, trophy pike at Cross Bay… these are just some of the opportunities anglers in this province have in front of them right now.
Original post by The Winnipeg Free Press
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Sep 11
Fourteen men, all cancer patients, participated in the Reel Recovery program at the Big K last month.
Original post by KATU-TV Portland
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Sep 10
Over the next three weeks I’m going to talk about three fall fishing options for smallmouth anglers.
Original post by ESPN
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Sep 10
Submitted by Mathias Baden on September 10, 2010 – 5:10pm. David Schueller reports: In all the excitement of the kids fishing contest that will happen during this year’s Heimatfest, there’s a side benefit for parents – ” the chance to glean some pointers from a well-known name in Minnesota fishing.
Original post by Jordan Independent Newspaper and online community for Jordan, Minnesota
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Sep 10
22-25 for the final stop of the National Guard Western Division circuit. Hosted by the Town of Payson, the tournament will feature as many as 300 top bass anglers casting for top awards up to $50,000 in the Pro Division and a Ranger 177TR with a 90 horsepower Evinrude or Yamaha outboard in the Co-angler Division.
Original post by FishingWorld
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Sep 10
Whilst such high quality and iconic branding often results in high prices, John Norris also has a great number of bargains available, allowing for even the most frugal of individuals to purchase products which will set their status on the country circuit.
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Sep 10
Salmon have been an integral part of the life and culture of people on Canada’s West Coast since time began.
Original post by The Victoria Star
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Sep 10
SAN MIGUEL PEACE WALK … It was an immediate response to the terrible catastrophe in that first year of the new Christian millennium, when our enemies struck back at Pax Americana and felled the Twin Towers — inflicting shock and awe on New York and the world.
Original post by The Telluride Watch
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Sep 10
AN Ulster soldier this week decommissoned his firearm and replaced it with a fishing rod as he took a rest from operational deployment.
Original post by Belfast Today
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Sep 10
Crappie are good to eat and fun to catch. I have caught them in ponds and lakes, from hot summer to cold winter. Here are some tips for catching them and some articles on different methods, as well as places to buy rods and jigs on the internet.
Do you fish for crappie? Share your tips and thoughts in the comments section below.
picture (c) Ronnie Garrison
There Are Too Many Ways To Catch Crappie To Count
There Are Too Many Ways To Catch Crappie To Count originally appeared on About.com Freshwater Fishing on Friday, September 10th, 2010 at 09:35:49.
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Sep 10
WASHINGTON, Sept. 8 (UPI) — A U.S. agency says it is designating the eastern North Pacific basking shark a "species of concern" due to a dramatic dec
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Sep 10
BILOXI — Fishermen and others peppered the head of the state Department of Marine Resources with tough questions Wednesday at a meeting on seafood safety.
Asian Americans for Change sponsored a meeting that gave fishermen and others the chance to ask experts and state officials about the safety of their catch.
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Sep 10
The leaking oil well is capped, the oil is degrading and the coast is clear for fishermen to resume operations, but shrimper Tommy Verdin is not rushing out to sea. Like many other fishermen on the Gulf coast, he’s eyeing the economic tides and worrying.
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Sep 10
“In the brief testing that we have been able to accomplish, we have no indication that the turbine has killed or even injured any fish,” said Andrew Seitz, project leader and assistant professor of fisheries at the University of Alaska.
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Sep 10
All Alabama waters previously closed because of the Deepwater Horizon oil spill have been reopened to commercial and recreational fishing. These areas include all Alabama Gulf of Mexico waters out to three miles and the remaining closed waters of Mobile Bay just north of the Fort Morgan Peninsula. In addition to finfish, the area north of Fort Morgan is also open to shrimping and commercial and recreational crab harvesting.
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