Kids of all ages wet their lines, Saturday, at a youth fishing event at the Wolftever Creek Boat Ramp on Chickamauga Lake outside Chattanooga, Tennessee. Hosted by the Union Sportsmen’s Alliance (USA) and United Auto […]
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After the initial announcement of the Major League Fishing (MLF) Bass Pro Tour last week, league officials today announced additional details of the tour, including industry-leading media exposure with more than 850 hours of television […]
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A bloom of the Florida red tide organism, Karenia brevis, persists in Southwest Florida and extends along ~135 miles of coastline, from northern Pinellas to northern Collier counties, and extends offshore (10 miles or more). […]
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This year’s shad run was a study in contrasts for Chesapeake Bay tributaries, as some saw the strongest spawning migrations in recent decades while others hit or approached record lows. Scientists at the Virginia Institute […]
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By the time Justin Lucas made it to the stage during Sunday’s final weigh-in for the Toyota Bassmaster Angler of the Year Championship at Lake Chatuge, Georgia, the drama was all but gone. Lucas came […]
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They’re not all bad. You’ve probably heard people talk about “trash fish,” “garbage fish,” “garbage mouth” or “rough fish.” While there are a lot of names, they all describe fish that aren’t a sought-after game species. You’re probably thinking of a few right now. Some fish in America aren’t good for eating, others don’t put
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Got a chuckle out of this new Hank Patterson video this week: Now I will be the first to admit that since I was a grade school kid I have kept a log of all of my fishing trips, species, numbers, sizes, etc., etc. So yes, I have an idea of how many fish I …
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Get these lures wet when bass fishing this fall. As the days grow shorter and the water temperature drops, the behavior of bass begins to change. Fish will binge heavily on available prey, readying themselves for those lean winter months. Take advantage of the conditions and those bass will be plentiful and more than eager
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Anglers in Europe have won what has been described as a ‘massive victory’ with the news that the European Commission has recommended the reinstatement of the one bass bag limit for fishermen from October 1. […]
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The whitewater release that occurs on Labor Day weekend on the Salmon River (Oswego County) is the trigger for large numbers of spawning Chinook and coho salmon to enter the river. Each fall, the salmon […]
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