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Check Out These 10 Collegiate Outdoor Groups Your New Student Can Join

Did you know that these collegiate outdoor groups existed at your kid’s college? According to College Outside, there are some 275 collegiate outdoor groups across 48 states that around 150,000 students participate in. Among the most popularly attended activities are hiking, backpacking, camping, biking, kayaking, canoeing, trail running, climbing, skiing and orienteering. However, the best

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4 Fish Species That Just Can’t Say No to a Berkley Warpig

There’s no shortage of fish species who are known to strike the Warpig lipless crankbait. Among the lipless crankbait category, one Berkley bait has carved a name for itself as reliable and noteworthy. The Warpig, crafted in a vast selection of realistic colors, makes for a necessity in most anglers’ tackle collections. One of the

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Angler Starter Kit: The 5 Things a Beginner Needs to Get Going

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Here’s your quick and easy angler starter kit for when you or someone you know is just beginning. A lot of times when someone tries a new hobby, it takes a certain amount of time and enjoyment to turn it into a regular thing. You don’t want to get stranded without the right basic gear

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Filleting

I am fully aware that there are 1,338 videos on YouTube demonstrating how to fillet a fish. Well, make it 1,339: Keep in mind that video was made with the idea of keeping it simple for someone who might not have done it before. I know there are a lot of variations, a lot of …

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Video: Killer Blow-Up on One End, Marauding Shark on the Other

Here’s yet another great blow-up interrupted by a shark assault. It just seems like whenever a saltwater fisherman has a great hook-up, it’s only a matter of time until the worst happens. Getting a great strike is one thing, but actually landing it is something else. Enter one fisherman with a propensity for patience and

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Mend and Hope

Found this video on the interwebs this week. Love it! I have not been where the young man in the video has been, but his story truly is an inspiration. If you fish, you share that passion, and in many ways it defines our lives. I never will completely understand people who do not fish. …

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Giant Musky is Lake St. Clair All-Time Release Record

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An angler released a giant musky of a lifetime back into Lake St. Clair. Captain Jason Quintano was dumbfounded by the size of an absolute giant musky he recently caught on Michigan’s Lake St. Clair. The fish measured a jaw-dropping 57.25 inches in length with a girth of 22.5 inches. When Quintano returned the beast

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NSBC On-Water Course Recognized as Verified Course

The National Safe Boating Council (NSBC) is being recognized for meeting the American National Standard for On-Water Recreational Boating Skills Standard – POWER. The NSBC is the first organization to receive this voluntary third-party verification for an on-water […]

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Bio-Inspired Topwater Shines

“Shiner” is the common name for one of the most widely distributed, and certainly one of the most important, freshwater forage groups. Supporting gamefish populations throughout North America, the slender, silvery shiner is found in […]

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NOAA Final Plan for Recovering Green Sturgeon

One of Central California’s most ancient fish, the green sturgeon, now has a plan that will steer it toward recovery. NOAA Fisheries released a final recovery plan under the Endangered Species Act (ESA) on August 21, […]

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