Apr 05
National Environmental Education Week (EE Week, www.eeweek.org) connects educators with resources to promote K-12 students’ understanding of the environment. This is the nation’s largest environmental education event, slated this year for April 11-17.
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Apr 05
FRANKLIN, Tenn. a ‘ Tyler Wadzinski’s latest fishing tale might sound far-fetched, like his story about the one that got away.
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Apr 04
Video of nice wahoo we caught off Topsail Island, NC. Other catches included Tuna, Cobia, African Pompano, Amberjacks, Strawberry Grouper, and more.
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Apr 04
“Pull up, reel down. Pull up, reel down.” That’s about all 12-year-old Emily Hopkins remembers about hauling in the 11- to 12-pound sheepshead Friday morning aboard the Inshore Angler with Capt.
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Apr 04
Louie Bartenfield guides on Carters Lake in north Georgia and lands some huge spotted bass there. His tips will help you keep up with what the bass are doing on the lake and improve your chances of landing a trophy as well as catching a bunch of fish there.
picture (c) Louie Bartenfield
How Can I Catch Bass On Carters Lake Right Now?
How Can I Catch Bass On Carters Lake Right Now? originally appeared on About.com Freshwater Fishing on Sunday, April 4th, 2010 at 10:54:32.
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Apr 03
Sport salmon fishing is back! The season kicks off on Saturday and local fishermen are excited.
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Apr 03
Have you ever fished on a party boat? I grew up calling them head boats, I guess because they counted heads as you boarded. Some were small and carried 15 people or less. Some were large enough to hold 50 people or more… Read more…
Get Me to the Back of the Boat! originally appeared on About.com Saltwater Fishing on Sunday, April 4th, 2010 at 04:00:47.
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Apr 02
Spring is my favorite season and especially so this year. The first couple of weeks of the past winter were more than enough for me.
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Apr 02
Could It Be?! Fashion For Us Anglers?! When I came across this zazzle site, I found that this would be a way for me to promote Fishing and really go
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Apr 02
This has got to take the cake. Seen them used on ponds, and lakes, but this is 12 miles offshore. This video was taken somewhere in Dubai……the guy
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Apr 02
Earlier this month, a rumor began to take hold that President Obama wants to ban fishing.
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Apr 02
What is the biggest, ugliest fish you ever caught? We are all fascinated by ugly critters we might hook but we often think of saltwater fish as taking the prize. Animal Planet’s series “River Monsters” shows we have a good supply of big fish in freshwater, and some of them are ugly enough to rival anything found in saltwater, or in your worst nightmares.
The second season of Animal Planet’s “River Monsters” starts on April 25, 2010. It includes segments on “Death Rays,” “Killer Snakehead,” “Alaskan Horror.” “Demon Fish,” “Congo Killer,” “Nile Perch,” and “River Shark.”
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Are Monster Fish Lurking In Freshwater?
Are Monster Fish Lurking In Freshwater? originally appeared on About.com Freshwater Fishing on Friday, April 2nd, 2010 at 10:45:44.
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Apr 01
Editor’s note: Trout season began Thursday and Breesport resident Gary Miller captures the magic of opening day on Catharine Creek.
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Apr 01
The Southern Illinois University team of Ben DeBlois and Christopher Piha cranked their way to the top spot and $2,000 at the first Murray State Kentu
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Apr 01
RALEIGH, N.C. (March 2) – The N.C. Wildlife Resources Commission has opened the newly refurbished Weldon Boating Access Area on the Roanoke River for
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