Giant Montana walleye found by Kit’s Tackle Outfitters “Jiggin’ the Dream. It was a tuff guide day, no big fish landed by them, but they did boat the biggest walleye they had ever seen. And […]
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Here are a few ideas for the perfect international fishing trip, depending on what you’re looking for. Great fishing experiences aren’t just limited to North America. There are plenty of exciting fishing trips you can take that will test your skills and give you an adventure of a lifetime. But how to choose what fishing
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We are in the middle of our Take ‘Em Fishing Challenge this fishing season. In fact, we have had the first round of prizes awarded. There are a lot of reasons you should find someone who has not fished before, or someone who has not fished recently, and take ’em. Fishing is the perfect participation …
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Here’s just about everything you need to know about that Florida fishing trip you’ve got planned. The Sunshine State is truly an angler’s paradise. Freshwater or saltwater, from boat or shore, there is a style of fishing for everyone in Florida. It is little wonder so many anglers spend years planning fishing trips there. Of
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The American Sportfishing Association’s (ASA) President, Glenn Hughes, along with many ASA members, made the case before the office of the United States Trade Representative (USTR) that sportfishing equipment should be excluded from the next […]
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The recreational fishing community is expressing concern about the process being used to certify the menhaden fishery in the Gulf of Mexico. Omega Protein and Daybrook Fisheries recently announced that SAI Global is recommending that […]
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Seward, Alaska sees its sockeye salmon limited raised to 12 a day through this season. A banner season for salmon has led to fishery managers declaring an increased sockeye limit around the famed Resurrection Bay area of Alaska. The Alaska Department of Fish and Game issued an “emergency order” to raise the sockeye bag limit
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It’s dark — can’t-see-your-hand-in-front-of-your-face dark — as a fishing boat slowly makes its way along the shore of Crystal Lake, about 20 minutes south of Detroit Lakes, Minn. Vern Bachmann stands on a platform at […]
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This 19-year-old truly caught the fish of a lifetime. Dom Lopez, 19, struck gold when he caught the first tagged redfish of the 2019 STAR Tournament last week. Not only did he win the tournament, but he also went home with a new Ford truck a new fishing boat. The Coastal Conservation Association of Texas,
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A piece of Native American history was discovered in the mud off of Cape Porpoise, Maine. Archeologists have found a 700-year-old dugout canoe alongside Maine’s coast, reported as the oldest ever to be found in the state. It is estimated to be between 700 and 800 years old, created prior to European contact with the
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