Wednesday, November 9, 2011

IGFA: New World Record Striper certified this week | forAnglersbyAnglers

IGFA: New World Record Striper certified this week | forAnglersbyAnglers: "Greg Myerson of Westport, Conn., caught a striped bass in the Long Island Sound in August. This fish broke the world record, weighing in at 81 pounds, 14 ounces. "

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Ontario Largemouth Bass Fishing

Ontario Largemouth Bass Fishing: "When most people think of fishing in Ontario they don't think about fishing for Largemouth Bass. Down south Largemouth Bass are more common and they do have a longer growing season so generally they do get bigger but Ontario's lakes may surprise you. The Clearwater Lake/ Pipestone Lake chain of lakes has a really good population of Largemouth Bass and some can get really big. Since 98% of our guests come for other species, fishing pressure on the Largemouth is virtually zero."

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Carp clubbing kicks off Czech Christmas season - CBS News

Carp clubbing kicks off Czech Christmas season - CBS News: " BOSILEC, Czech Republic - Most are clubbed to death in festive street markets and served up on Christmas Eve. The lucky ones — in homes where children grow attached to the fish in the bathtub — are released back into the rivers."

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Tuesday, November 8, 2011

Bass Bait | Best Bass Fishing Techniques

Bass Bait | Best Bass Fishing Techniques: "You are here: Home / Bass Bait
Spinnerbaits or Spinning Baits Broken Down
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Spinnerbaits or commonly known spinning baits are reaction baits that every bass fisherman should have in their tackle box and are one of the best bass lures to use. A spinnerbait can be tied for most of the year and be a good option for trying first in the morning when the likely hood of casting near an active fish is most likely. The spinnerbait represents a small group of bait fish whether minnows or bluegill or other types of bait fish. The spinnerbait can seem confusing because it is made"

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Connie Laurie, 85-Year-Old Great Grandmother, Reels In 850-Pound Marlin

Connie Laurie, 85-Year-Old Great Grandmother, Reels In 850-Pound Marlin: "Connie Laurie reeled in 10 pounds for every year of her life.

Last wednesday the 85-year-old Aussie great grandmother had the catch of of her life. According to Cairns.com.au, Laurie pulled in a fish multiple times her own weight while fishing on a charter boat off the coast of northern Australia."

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Angler eats huge sea bass only to discover it was a record breaker | Mail Online

Angler eats huge sea bass only to discover it was a record breaker | Mail Online: "An angler from Cwmbran, Monmouthshire missed out on the chance to become a record-breaker, after he ate his mammoth catch before weighing it first.."

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Monday, November 7, 2011

FishKeep - Another Season in the Bag

FishKeep - Another Season in the Bag: "That's it then. Last week brought us to the end of the 2011 salmon season on the Aberdeenshire Dee. It started off well, with good water, good catches and boundless optimism, but by June it all began to go downhill and the decline gathered pace as the year went on. Overall, catches were down nearly 700 on last year's figures."

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The 25 Greatest Flies of All Time | Field & Stream

The 25 Greatest Flies of All Time | Field & Stream:

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Is Shark meat safe to eat????

Is Shark meat safe to eat????: "In September 2009 we were fishing 8 miles off shore out of St. Louis Pass Galveston.
We hooked hundreds of shark, from blacktip to hammer heads. Also plenty of mackrel and reds.
So a friend of mine said that they eat shark meat.
I tried it grilled and it was good."

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Sunday, November 6, 2011

Backcountry Public Wilderness Cabins in Alaska | iFished

Backcountry Public Wilderness Cabins in Alaska | iFished: "If you want to get away to a wilderness cabin, state and federal agencies in Alaska give you more than 200 opportunities. Cabins are located throughout Alaska on trails, lakes, streams, ocean shorelines and in alpine areas."

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