Battle brewing over new salmon farms | Stuff.co.nz

Battle brewing over new salmon farms | Stuff.co.nz: "Lobby groups are rallying to fight Nelson-based NZ King Salmon plans to create eight new salmon farms in the Marlborough Sounds.

The company has applied to the Environmental Protection Authority to create farms at Ruaomoko Point, Kaitapeha Bay and Ngamahau Bay just off Arapawa Island; Richmond Bay, Taipipi, Wymens Bay and White Horse Rock in the Waitata Reach and Papatua in Port Gore."

'via Blog this'

Southern Wire Company - Crab Traps & Wire

Southern Wire Company - Crab Traps & Wire: "Southern Wire has thousands of crab traps in stock on a daily basis. Please call to check our inventory for today's shipment. All our crab traps are built with our exclusive products - Pneumatic Air gun and stainless steel C-Rings by experienced full-time builders. We gurantee that there are no loose hog rings on our traps because we do not use hand pliers or hog rings!"

'via Blog this'

Shallow Crankin' Secrets | Bassmaster

Shallow Crankin' Secrets | Bassmaster: "Turn back the clock to the early '70s. The hottest lures on the BASS Tournament Trail were hand-carved wood crankbaits like the Bagley Balsa B, fat-bodied plugs with short diving lips that triggered hellacious reaction strikes from lunker bass when rooted around shallow wood cover."

'via Blog this'

Windy day wisdom | Bassmaster

Windy day wisdom | Bassmaster: "Although writers have long waxed poetic when describing the raw power of the wind and the interconnectedness of wind and water, we bass fishermen usually grumble expletives when a stiff breeze blows."

'via Blog this'

The 40 Best Tips, Tactics & Techniques from 'Bassmaster' Magazine | Bassmaster

The 40 Best Tips, Tactics & Techniques from 'Bassmaster' Magazine | Bassmaster: "For more than 40 years, Bassmaster Magazine has been the No. 1 source for the most up-to-date bass fishing information available. Every issue has been chock-full of news about the latest lures, new rigging and presentation techniques, and inside tips from pro anglers — all geared toward making your day on the lake more productive and fun."

'via Blog this'

Fall Bass Fishing Tips | Big Fishing Shop

Fall Bass Fishing Tips | Big Fishing Shop: "With the “dog days” of summer behind us, and the daylight hours getting shorter, the air and water temperatures begin to fall. The trees start to take on their beautiful fall colors, and largemouth bass fishermen, like myself, become very excited!"

'via Blog this'

Carp Fishing Tips | iFished

Carp Fishing Tips | iFished: "Good carp fishing can be found in many different types of water. Many find rivers to provide some of the most challenging, but rewarding fishing. "

'via Blog this'

Fishing Rods - Selecting The Right One For You | anglerzsupply.com

Fishing Rods - Selecting The Right One For You | anglerzsupply.com: "When it comes to fishing, nothing is more important than selecting the right type of fishing rod. Fishing rod choices are endless. Walk into any discount store, bait and tackle shop, or store specializing in rods, and you will immediately notice the wide selection of brands and styles that are available."

'via Blog this'

The Angler's Notebook » Blog Archive » Fall fishing: From pond to plate

The Angler's Notebook » Blog Archive » Fall fishing: From pond to plate: "Fall offers a last chance for many anglers across the United States to get out and do some fishing before the weather changes for the worst.
While many anglers bear the elements as they pursue stream run salmon, steelhead or fish of various species through the ice, many others switch focus to hunting or simply wait for ice-out in the Spring to start fishing again."

'via Blog this'

Brush Piles: Habitat and Havens | The Ultimate Bass Fishing Resource Guide® LLC

Brush Piles: Habitat and Havens | The Ultimate Bass Fishing Resource Guide® LLC: "As a youngster learning to fish, I dreaded hanging-up in brush. Most of my outings were in small ponds near my home town of Paris, Texas. Much of the time I was wading. Walking to the lure meant disturbing my fishing area. It also cost valuable angling time. That was frustrating to a 12-year-old who had waited all week for this moment."

'via Blog this'