Mar 08
Action: Closes smelt fishery, prior to the scheduled closing date of March 31.
Effective dates: March 11, 2010.
Species affected: Eulachon smelt.
Location: Mainstem Columbia River.
Reason for action: The 2010 mainstem fisheries were developed to act as a test fishery in an effort to gauge the abundance of the 2010 return. The 2010 smelt run appears to be complete and no additional fishing time is required. This rule also is consistent with the Columbia River Compact action of March 8, 2010.
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Mar 08
COLUMBUS, OH – The Ohio Department of Natural Resources (ODNR) Division of Wildlife invites the public to comment on the agency’s strategic planning document.
The public is encouraged to review the draft document and provide comments via an online survey. Comments will be accepted until June 1, 2010. The current draft document and survey is available online at wildohio.com.
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Mar 08
COLUMBUS, OH – The Oak Openings, a distinctive northwest Ohio prairie region created by Ice Age glaciers, harbors a wide range of endangered wildlife and plant species. Fortunately, a portion of this ecologically unique and sandy region is protected thanks to the contributions by Ohioans to the Natural Areas State Income Tax Check-off Program.
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Mar 08
Commercial fishermen in Brunswick County met Saturday to coordinate efforts to reel in a big one — a fishing dock near the new bridge in Oak Island.
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Mar 08
The coming weeks will finally start to offer Kentuckians a welcome break from frigid temperatures.
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Mar 07
Me and my friend live in the Caribbean and have some success at catching HUGE snook in ponds on the golf course on this island. But it has been slow
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Mar 07
There is no feeling in the world like driving your four wheel drive on some of New York’s most wonderful beaches to get to your favorite fishing location.
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Mar 06
Comedian Kathy Griffin brought her “Life on the D-List” show to Sarah Palin’s home state Friday, skewering the former Alaska governor at a raucous show in Anchorage.
Original post by San Jose Mercury News
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Mar 05
Fishing Boat 380 – appropriate boat for fisherman and hunters. Boat has been made taking into consideration the experience and requirements of fisherman’s and hunters for comfortable and fruitful recreation – 360o turnable, removable chair with height control and fishing-rod holder.
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Mar 05
The Sebile Magic Swimmer is an excellent hard swimbait that has very realistic action. The original version got a lot of attention when some tournaments were won with them. The original model sinks, but slowly. Some fishermen wanted a bait that would get deeper faster so Sebile came out with the sinking model. It fills a needed niche in your tacklebox – a hard swim bait that will get deeper faster but still have good action.
Have you used a Sebile Magic Swimmer, either an original or sinking model? What do you think about it? Share your comments in the section below.
picture (c) Ronnie Garrison
Do You Need A Sebile Magic Swimmer Sinking Model Swimbait In Your Tacklebox?
Do You Need A Sebile Magic Swimmer Sinking Model Swimbait In Your Tacklebox? originally appeared on About.com Freshwater Fishing on Friday, March 5th, 2010 at 10:39:10.
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Mar 04
MIDLAND a ‘ A fisherman without a rod wona TMt have much luck landing the big one, so anglers whose gear has gone missing will be glad to hear this bit of good news.
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Mar 04
FLW Outdoors pro Greg Pugh of Cullman, Ala., crossed the stage Wednesday with a 5-bass limit weighing 18 pounds, 11 ounces to lead day one of the FLW Tour event on Table Rock Lake presented by Cabela’s. Pugh holds a 1-pound, 13-ounce lead in the tournament featuring 296 anglers from all across the country.
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Mar 04
It was a pleasure meeting so many people at the Dallas Boat Show but I?m glad to be back on the water fishing again.
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Mar 03
Cumberland County juvenile probation officer Justin Pittman will lead 10 troubled youths into the Yellow Breeches Creek in June during the Street to Streams therapeutic fly-fishing program.
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Mar 03
To save money and keep me from counting pennies while I fish, I pour my own sinkers and jig heads, and usually wrap my own bucktails. I remember growing up watching and learning from my father just how to pour lead with a sinker or jig mold. His method won’t work for me today, and you’ll see why as I explain it… Read more…
Jigs, Molds, Sinkers and Bucktails originally appeared on About.com Saltwater Fishing on Wednesday, March 3rd, 2010 at 07:17:11.
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