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Seeking out big pelagics from a kayak
Catching big pelagics is one of those “someday” goals for many kayak anglers. Venturing into the open ocean under paddle power after species like kingfish, mahi, sailfish and tuna can seem daunting to anglers accustomed to inshore waters or freshwater lakes and rivers.
A few tips for dry flies
The season for dry flies is upon us. Here are a few tips to keep in mind when trout are popping bugs on the surface.
Kayak in, Then Get Out of the Boat
If you haven’t tried getting out of the boat where you fish, chances are you’re missing out on some of the larger fish that could have been caught.
Fishing temporarily banned in Washington state over coronavirus and crowded docks
Recreational fishing is banned in Washington state from midnight Wednesday until at least 5 p.m. April 8 because of the novel coronavirus, says the Washington state Department of Fish and Wildlife.
Eat more fish while hunkering down at home against virus
About 80% of U.S. consumption of domestic seafood takes place at restaurants — not at home.
Coronavirus: It’s OK to go fishing but anglers scrambling for equipment, bait
By David Figura. Source https://www.syracuse.com Yes, it’s OK to go fishing during the coronavirus pandemic. April 1 is the opening …
Nature is taking back Venice, Italy. Wildlife returns to tourist-free city
Video shared on social media shows clear and calm water in Venice as animals take advantage of the lockdown in Italy to move into usually crowded spaces. Dolphins and wild boar have been spotted as ports and roads have been quiet as the country remains under strict quarantine.
Governor of Maine orders all inland waters to open for fishing
Amid virus outbreak, state opens fishing season early to encourage Anglers to get outside
Florida Keys Elks Lodge’s 11th Annual Ladies Dolphin Tournament of the Florida Keys!
On June 7th with winds out of the east, ninety anglers boarded 30 boats for the Florida Keys Elks Lodge’s 11th Annual Ladies Dolphin TournamentThe Heavyweight Experience of Alaska Saltwater Fishing
Alaska saltwater fishing is not for the weak of arm or back. Halibut get big in Alaska; fish reaching weights of 400 pounds, and lengths of 9 feet long.
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