May 02
Do you use Gulp products? Do you like them? Here’s your chance to rate and review for the rest of our readers the four  inch swimming mullet that Gulp makes.  Just click here and fill out the review form.
The Gulp Swimming Mullet Baits originally appeared on About.com Saltwater Fishing on Monday, May 3rd, 2010 at 05:47:44.
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May 02
Trout, bass, walleyes, stripers and blues are biting, so we went shad fishing. Fishing for the plentiful fish was hot until Sports Editor Frank DiLeo and I went looking for them Thursday after the Delaware River water temp cooled below the magic shad turn-on number of 50 degrees Wednesday night.
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May 02
Sturgeon, a fish of Jurassic tenure, nearly went the way of the dinosaur, but the population is healthy again.
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May 02
Tommy Tesoriero caught a tommy cod in the Hudson on Saturday morning, then exercised his bragging rights.
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May 02
As I suspected, the The National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration (NOAA) has closed all commercial and recreational fishing in the waters from the mouth of the Mississippi River in Louisiana to parts of Florida, including Pensacola Bay. The report defends the closure as a safety concern. The closure will remain in effect for a minimum of ten days, and more closures are expected.
My fear is that this is just the beginning. As the oil slick progresses toward and around Florida, I believe we will see similar closures, possibly all the way up the east coast of the United States. Stay tuned!!
Fishing Closed!! originally appeared on About.com Saltwater Fishing on Sunday, May 2nd, 2010 at 15:59:04.
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May 02
Mosquito Creek Outdoor's Indian River Lagoon Coast Fishing Forecast, May 2010 by Captain Tom Van Horn The longer days of summer allow enthusiasti
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May 02
Published: Sunday, May 2, 2010 at 3:30 a.m. Last Modified: Saturday, May 1, 2010 at 10:49 p.m. Jay Gunn looks carefully at the pocket formed where the shoreline curves and a rock jetty protrudes out into the water.
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May 02
Lady Pamela II Sportfishing Charters Fort Lauderdale, Florida www.ladypamela2.com 954-761-8045 April 30th, 2010 On April 26th, we welcomed t
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May 02
At a time when the economy has shaken big-time sports from the PGA to the NFL, the low-key pastime of fishing has enjoyed a quiet resurgence.
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May 02
It looks like the oil spill in the Gulf of Mexico is going to affect far more than just the local Louisiana area. Wind changes now have scientists predicting that this oil will reach the Atlantic via the Gulfstream around the tip of Florida and up the Eastern Seaboard. And it will do this in a matter of days. If that is the case, not only could the entire west coast of Florida be affected, but the entire east coast of the United States. This could forever change the way we fish – if we have any fish left at all!
Of course, all of this is based on the lack of cleanup efforts. If they should be able to contain and eliminate the bulk of the oil – a highly unlikely scenario at the present – we may not see Florida affected.
I’m just wondering right now […]
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May 01
Gary Dollahon will tell you that there are only two sure signs of spring that really matter in Oklahoma: Crappies and white bass.When the weather warms to the point where the fish head to the shallows to spawn, spring fever becomes contagious among fishermen.Parking lots at boat ramps are full, coves in reservoirs are dotted with boats, and the …
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May 01
Horses may be racing in the Kentucky Derby Saturday, but local children participated in a different type of derby.
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May 01
Tiny hands grasp at a fishing reel, as three generations of Terry Lee’s family head out to Carson Park to take in the opening day of fishing season.
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May 01
Last week, I traveled to two schools facing different circumstances in Maine but united by the interests and enthusiasm of their students.
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May 01
Maine fishing spots are not hard to find. Regardless of where you reside or vacation in Maine you are never far from water.
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