Growing up in North Platte I discovered that the borrow pits along Interstate 80 running through Nebraska provide some really good fishing. Between my career as an angler and my “real” job as a pointy-headed fisheries biologist, I have worked on or fished pretty much every one of the interstate lakes, from Grand Island west …
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Over 1.4 million acres may open to sportsman-oriented recreation soon. The Trump administration has announced plans to expand access for public hunting and fishing to over 1.4 million acres of national wildlife and national fish hatchery lands. The plan is to make it happen in time for this hunting season. The U.S. Department of the Interior
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I am still being called bad names for wearing them. Most recently, I was called a wimp for having them on my hands. I have been labeled an “inadequate angler” since I have donned on them. I have been told that my “bravado” and “edge” have been lost when it comes to fishing because I …
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Nebraska’s Aquatic Habitat Program has been in existence for over twenty years now. That program with funding dedicated solely to the enhancement of water quality and aquatic habitat was the first of its kind anywhere in the United States, and it has and continues to accomplish a variety of projects on waterbodies from one corner …
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PETA posted a tweet that made a lot of people scratch their heads. People for the Ethical Treatment of Animals has always had its fair share of opponents, as its aggressive approach to combatting the mistreatment of animals has always seemingly had an abrasive effect. Although most people agree with the sentiment of looking out
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These bowfishermen take things to the next level. After having little success above water, these three guys had an epiphany. They needed to get down in the water with the carp. Could it be possible to shoot fish with archery equipment while in the water? Watch this hilarious video of underwater bowfishing. This clip may be the
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WATCH THE VIDEO NOW: oembed rumble video here Where else but Florida would you get kayak barracuda fishing action like this? From special fishing contributor John Skinner comes this fabulous kayak fishing video that shows him catching a nice barracuda in the Florida Keys. Watch how the fish drags the kayak right through the water,
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Here’s what’s great about the Simms “Fish It Well” message. When a campaign inspires fishing as such a quality way to spend your time, we’re all about it. When such a campaign comes from a brand as well-known and relied-upon as Simms Fishing, it’s a special kind of validation. That’s why the latest push to
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You won’t have to travel far to get into a tussle with a fun fish this summer. Twice in June, thousands of channel catfish — 14 to 15 inches long and weighing about a pound […]
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Advancing the government’s effort to prevent Asian carp from invading the Great Lakes, the U.S. Army Corps of Engineers approved a $778 million dam upgrade plan on Thursday. Lieutenant General Todd Semonite signed off on […]
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