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Big Trout Or Easy Trout On The Nantahala DH
With special regulations calling for catch and release, single-hook, artificial only October into June, a nearly 4-mile stretch of North Carolina’s Nantahala River is very popular this time of year.
FWC To Discuss Regs Changes Oct. 2-3 In Cape Canaveral
Regulations changes for blackfin tuna and shrimp in northeast Florida are a couple of proposals slated for discussion at the …
Big African Pomp Is A Georgia Record
This African pompano would be a big one no matter where it was caught. For Georgia, it is a new 37-pound, 1.28-ounce state record.
Fishing with Your Dog: Tips and Precautions
Approximately one-third of pet owners take their pets on vacation, which includes fishing trips. While cats, gerbils, and parakeets don’t ordinarily make …
Alabama Adds Three-Day Red Snapper Season for Private Anglers in October
The Alabama Department of Conservation and Natural Resources (ADCNR) will open an additional three-day private angler recreational season for red snapper Friday, October 4, and run until midnight on Sunday, October 6
Outlook of 2019 Sargassum blooms in the Caribbean Sea and Gulf of Mexico
Looking ahead, although reduction in Sargassum amount in the CS is expected to continue, the amount is projected to be relatively higher than most previous years (except 2018 and 2015).
2 Fishing Knots Every Angler Should Know
The first discovered knots used in fishing date back to 8,000 BC. It appears that knots have been a part of fishing since the beginning. Nothing can ruin a fishing trip like having the line break or the hook stripped off.
Searching for the Giant Manta Ray
Researchers will follow a tagged manta ray to learn more about the threatened species.
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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