FARMINGTON, Pennsylvania – NemacolinPennsylvania’s premier luxury resort destination, is proud to announce Kayla Kip, the Turf Management Department Equipment Manager for the popular resort town’s Mystic Rock and Shepherd’s Rock Golf Courses, recently earned her certification as a Certified Turf Equipment Manager through the Golf Course Superintendents Association of America (GCSAA). She is one of […]
Colombian military forces, in a navy-led operation, dismantled a transnational drug trafficking organization that was sending large shipments of drugs to Central America and Mexico from Colombia’s Pacific coast, it said. the naval institution at the end of August. “We were able to capture and prosecute 12 alleged members of the criminal group, who apparently […]
Participants at the Climate Solutions Summit share their ideas and challenges in finding climate solutions in their mountain towns on Tuesday in Breckenridge.Carolyn Paletta/Vail Daily Mountain environmental and sustainability advocates from across the United States gathered in Breckenridge to hear photographer and filmmaker Pete McBride talk about his time on the Colorado River. McBride closed […]
The Cumbernauld-based angler finished 88th out of over 170 and he admitted to being frustrated when things didn’t go to plan. Woodrow and other members of the five-man squad have revealed what the tartan guys are up against, including rivals have support staff of up to eight and their own chefs. Scotland had two support […]
CHARLESTOWN OF ABERLOUR: In the glistening rapids of the River Spey that runs through the Scottish Highlands, Ian Gordon casts his line with a languid whistle and waits for a salmon to catch the fly. In the early 1970s when Gordon first fished the Spey as a “little claw”, it never took long to catch […]
BANGKOK (AP) — A Chinese science vessel bristling with surveillance equipment docked in a Sri Lankan port. Hundreds of fishing boats anchored for months at a time among disputed islands in the South China Sea. And ocean ferries, built to be able to transport heavy vehicles and large loads of people. All are ostensibly civilian […]
Oxnard–Ventura County Coastal Cleanup Day marked another big win for Oxnard beaches on Saturday, September 17, as volunteers came out ready to get involved. Friends of the Santa Clara River staged the effort at Fifth and Mandalay Beach Road as the group made their way to the beach, ready to fill their buckets with trash. […]
Countless western Alaskans have lost livelihood resources, food, and even camps that tie them to the land. While various agencies are still assessing the extent of the damage caused by the storm, residents are analyzing what this loss means for them and their families. Melanie Bahnke, CEO of Kawerak Inc., shared with KNOM listeners on […]
The author’s niece, Alison Dodd (right) and her daughter, Ella Salomone (left), show off their catch.Michael Salomone/Courtesy Photo The window closes quickly as the winter months approach. A hard water roof will soon cover lakes, ponds and reservoirs. Flat water enthusiasts should venture out before the ice sets in. Those who succeed will find success […]
There are a number of contract fishing guides who worked from April to September at lodges outside the Campbell River area and returned home; their fishing season is over. Some West Coast guides have changed their gear for tuna fishing near Zeballos. Local anglers still fishing in September will begin to prepare for deer hunting […]
A 36-year-old smuggler is on the run after allegedly killing a member of the Naduveerapattu Panchayat neighborhood near Tambaram in Tamil Nadu on Monday, police said on Tuesday. According to the police, the accused identified as Lokeshwari alias Esther, and the late Sathish, 31, belong to the same party. The accused purchased liquor from a […]
One of the most exciting times on the water is anticipating a cast in a small tuna feeding ground. – Rusty Chinnis | Sun Fit’s all in the air. Most of our doors and windows are still closed and the air conditioning is on, but the light and the refreshing mornings […]
American mountaineer, environmentalist, philanthropist and outdoor industry entrepreneur Yvon Chouinard was born on November 9, 1938. The environmental activism of his company, Patagonia, is well known.Chouinard enjoys many outdoor activities, but his favorite is tenkara fly fishing. He is also an accomplished surfer, kayaker and falconer.In his writings he has addressed environmental ethics and the […]
The “fiercely independent” Woodstock Film Festival returns September 28-October 2 for its 23rd year, and this year’s lineup is to beat. Attendees can expect a cozy fall weekend filled with films, special guests, and an elevated festival experience. After two years of a scaled-down version due to the pandemic, attendees and filmmakers can look forward […]
The Delaware Department of Natural Resources and Environmental Control will be hosting free introductory fly fishing lessons on Saturday, September 24 and Saturday, October 1 from 9 a.m. to noon at the Aquatic Resources Education Center, 2520 Lighthouse Road , Smyrna. The DNREC Fish and Wildlife Division and the White Clay Fly Fishers Club will […]
Published: 09/16/2022 18:10:04 Modified: 09/16/2022 18:06:11 If all goes well (and when does it ever?) you’ll be reading this as I cruise down the upper Missouri on the back of a drift boat, facing downstream, with a guide right behind me ; one of my oldest and dearest friends at the other end of the […]
A pilot restoration project on the island of Java is helping villagers protect their communities as climate change worsens flooding Java island communities threatened by worsening floods The program sought to regrow mangroves naturally as a defense The Indonesian government has an ambitious restoration target By Michael Taylor SEMARANG, Indonesia, September 16 (Thomson Reuters Foundation) […]
If you’re covered in feathers and looking to evolve your passions, tying flies to your upland bird feathers is a great way to pass the time waiting for opening day. (Photo by: Chris Ingram) Ask any avid upland bird hunter what they love most about bird […]
Photo by Alex Rubin “I visited Alex [Rubin] over winter break, and I was just sitting in his house with his mom when I said, ‘Hey, do you want to ride your bike across the country this summer?’ Said junior Emily Talkow. “And [Rubin’s] Mom just started laughing. This summer, two WashU softball players, Talkow […]
Those of us who live in Campbell River are fortunate to have fishing opportunities right here on our doorstep. You can hire a boat to fetch salmon from the ocean or browse the local river systems for salmon or trout to release. Local lakes will fish better as temperatures cool and trout are more likely […]
An award-winning hostel and wild, remote surroundings may be the inspiration, but it turns out what really defines a place is the community. You have to be intentional to get to Fogo Island affectionately called far from afar i.e. Newfoundland. There’s a little piece of land beyond the northeast arm of Canada’s youngest province – […]
LEES FERRY — The National Park Service will poison a side channel of the Colorado River below Glen Canyon Dam to remove fish that threaten native species, the agency said. Meanwhile, biologists warn, rising temperatures and falling oxygen levels in the water the dam releases into the Lees Ferry stretch of the river are stressing […]
A happy life is a healthy life. And the more you take care of your body by adopting a healthy lifestyle, the younger you will look and feel. Summer is slowly slipping away, which means one very important thing: it’s time to make active plans for fall. We’re here to help with some super fun […]
In Bill Hart’s longtime acquaintance with the Great Smoky Mountains National Park – his book is called “3,000 Miles in the Great Smokies” – he encountered many storytellers. One day, returning from a fishing trip on Eagle Creek, he and his friend Bob Foxx met Alvin Jenkins, a marina worker who ferried them across Lake […]
Auditor General Says Investigation Completed; Litro answer to search By Shamindra Ferdinando Former Chairman of the Committee on Public Enterprises (COPE), Professor Charitha Herath, MP, said the supply of LP gas had been cut off for eight months because a chairman of Litro Gas had canceled a tender awarded to a supplier. The member of […]
Every professional bass angler, from Rick Clunn to Brandon Palaniuk, started out just like you and me: fishing from shore, a dock or a boat. These humble beginnings connect everyday anglers like you and me to the pros we admire and learn from. It’s just that they’ve taken it to the next level. From the […]
It’s a calm, overcast Saturday morning and I can’t wait to catch up with my friend Bob Hallowell to spend a few hours fly-fishing. Last night I texted him to ask how the fishing was going in the streams in the Quehanna wilderness that we fished together last year, and he suggested we go out […]
Friday, September 9, 2022, 1:20 p.m.Press Release: Fish and Game New Zealand Fish & Game NZ Managing Director Corina Jordan encourages Kiwi women to get out on the water this Saturday (9 September 2022) and celebrate International Women’s Fly Fishing Day. This is the third year that the event has taken place. It is growing […]
Montana offers a wonderful blend of exhilarating experiences, natural beauty and western charm. And when the air turns crisp and the fall colors come into play, it’s even more enchanting. Experience the magic with this roundup of The Best Places to Visit in Montana in Fall 2022. 1. Fall flavors and festivals Between every Montana […]
ReportLinker Outboard Motors Market was valued at USD 5.45 Billion in 2021 and is projected to reach USD 6.84 Billion by 2027, registering a CAGR of roughly 3.79% during the forecast period (2022 – 2027). New York, Sept. 05, 2022 (GLOBE NEWSWIRE) — Reportlinker.com announces the publication of the report “Outboard Motor Market – Growth, […]
Oklahoma’s new fishing regulations, which will allow black bass anglers to keep smaller fish but limit the harvesting of larger fish, will take effect Sept. 11. It’s a shift in bass management strategy that the Oklahoma Department of Wildlife Conservation has practiced for nearly 40 years, moving from a catch-and-release philosophy to encouraging the capture […]
One of the best ways to bond with the little ones in your family is to take a family vacation. You may want to take them outside, so they are free from the screens in their lives. A great idea is to take them on a family fishing trip so they learn to appreciate nature. […]
Canada’s new luxury goods tax officially took effect on September 1, 2022, specifically targeting luxury cars, private jets and yachts. The New policy was first introduced in August 2021 when the Department of Finance Canada proposed a luxury tax, titled the Select Luxury Items Tax Act, for public consultation. The proposed tax was later included […]
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The curtain is closing on another summer angling season, and this one wouldn’t be complete without a good old-fashioned bottom fishing trip. In our part of the Chesapeake Bay, that usually means settling on a patch of live bottom or casting from shore, and it’s catfish, stripes, white perch, and blotch that bite. Although the […]
You’re a pretty good fly caster, aren’t you? You can tell the difference between a fancy fly rod and a cheap rod. I mean, if I gave you a $1,000 weight to cast for a while and replaced it with a $250 stick, you’d know right away which is which, right? Well, don’t be so […]
On Wednesday, August 31, Beat Kahli, director of VOXX International Co. (NASDAQ: VOXX), bought 13,839 shares. The number of shares was acquired for a total cost of $132,439.23, which equates to an average price of $9.57 per share. Following the completion of the transaction, the administrator now directly owns a total of 5,083,839 shares of […]
Ultralight backpacking gear tends to be expensive, flimsy, or uncomfortable. The Granite Gear Crown3 60 reviewed here is none of that. This is the first day of my Colorado Four Pass Loop hike. between Aspen and Crested Butte, Colorado, and my legs are on fire. My lungs are burning trying to keep a steady pace […]
In the grand scheme of fishing in western Canada, fly fishing has always been a BC affair due to the many lakes and rivers that abound on the mainland and here on Vancouver Island. Salmon and trout can be caught on the fly all over the province, and people from Alberta or Saskatchewan head to […]
The author with a brown trout caught on a dragonfly nymph. Dragonfly by Martin Langlands Jhe adult dragonfly is reminiscent of summer days in the high country. The size and agility of the adult dragonfly never fails to fascinate all who see it. The sight of dragonflies is short-lived over several months at the height […]
Part of the fun of fly fishing is having lots of different flies and knowing how to use them. But the sheer number of flies that have been designed over the years is sure to intimidate anyone considering picking up a fly rod. There are thousands of them and fly anglers dream up new ones […]
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Fishing boats wait to deliver their catch of sockeye salmon behind the Billikin Tender on Tuesday July 12, 2022 at ‘The Y’ in the Naknek-Kvichak district near Naknek in Bristol Bay. (Loren Holmes/DNA) This story was reported as part of a collaboration between the Anchorage Daily News and the Seattle Times, with support from the […]
Staff Photo / R. Michael Semple Aaron China of Warren, owner of The Box Gallery tattoo parlor, recently moved the shop to its new location on West Market Street in downtown Warren. The store was previously on nearby David Grohl Alley. WARREN – There’s no mistaking the service at the brand-new […]
Breadcrumb Links New Local News Publication date : August 27, 2022 • 32 minutes ago • 3 minute read • Join the conversation Six-year-old Clara Enamorado of London holds the rainbow trout she caught in the children’s fishing tank during the Owen Sound Spectacular Fishing Derby on Saturday August 27, 2022 in Owen Sound, Ont. […]
School is back and if I was still a student, I’d have water for the oft-awarded “How I Spent My Summer Vacation” essay. We recently returned home from visiting my sister and her husband at their home in Newton Center, Mass., six miles west of Boston, but mostly at their new vacation home – on […]
Kingfish of the three kings on the saltwater fly. Three Kings Kingfish Saltwater Fly Video Review by Allan Burgess In this episode of Pure Fly NZ, we see show regulars and big-fish guns Jeff Forsee and Anto Hall heading into the kind of territory that really gets them excited. The Three Kings are renowned for […]
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ANCHORAGE, Alaska (KTUU) — Salmon fishing season is starting to wind down statewide, but you can still find chrome in tributaries to the Turnagain Arm. It’s no secret that fishing is a big draw for tourists visiting Alaska, but this trip to Bird Creek made it obvious. “Staying in Girdwood, and just renting a house […]
Photo: Tim Petruk This Brocklehurst intersection, at the corner of Desmond Street and Tranquille Road, was the scene of an altercation on June 28 involving two drivers. Video of a subsequent confrontation has gone viral on social media. A Kamloops man who faced backlash online earlier this summer after video of a road rage altercation […]
Each August, the center of the financial world moves to Jackson Hole, Wyoming, for the annual Federal Reserve Symposium on the Jackson Hole Economy. It runs August 25-27 and is hosted by Kansas City Regional Federal Bank. But how did this conference, so far from Washington and Wall Street, become so important? It started in […]
Daijiworld Media Network – Mangaluru (SS) Mangaluru, August 24: The state government’s budget announcement to link the Matsya Siri scheme with the Center’s Matsya Sampada scheme to assist fishermen in deep-sea fishing has been uncertain and caught in confusion. In accordance with the program, the state government had announced financial assistance of Rs […]
They say we should enjoy the simple things in life. Well, in the world of angling, there is no other simpler fish than bluegill. These little bluegills are easy to find, eat almost anything, and are one of the most populous fish in North America with a range that stretches from southern Canada to northern […]
Jamieson G. Shotts passed away peacefully on Thursday, August 18, 2022 at Mount Sinai Hospital in Miami, Florida, surrounded in love by his beloved daughter and nephews. Jamie was born on June 15, 1942 in Julesburg, Colorado to James and Ida Shotts. In Julesburg, he worked with his father at the local Conoco station and […]
Kirk Wallace Johnson – known as both the author of the best-selling ‘The Feather Thief’ and the founder of The List Project, a non-profit organization that helped settle Iraqi refugees who worked for the US government during the war in Iraq – has a new project. His recently published book, “The Fishermen and the Dragon,” […]
press SEVERAL brown trout around 1lb 8oz have been caught on the Tees in recent weeks as the river continues to provide reasonable sport.The improvement over last season continues, although trout numbers are still down from previous decades when many older anglers in the valley cast their lines for the first time.My last session yielded […]
By: Josh Sens August 20, 2022 Johnny Morris, the chief visionary of the sprawling wonderland of Big Cedar. Grand Cedar Pavilion First, Johnny Morris turned his love of the outdoors into the multi-billion dollar Bass Pro Shops empire. Then the sport fishing guru took up golf. One morning in mid-May in 2015, at a golf […]
FAIRLEA, WV (WVNS) – Project Healing Waters Fly Fishing is a national initiative to help veterans find something new to enjoy. This group from Lewisburg makes different flies or lures to catch trout, bass and other fish along the local rivers and lakes. 8 West Virginia laws you may have broken without realizing it Project […]
Lana came in with member Shaun Gardner who finished eighth with an 18cm fish and she is in fine form after landing a hat-trick on her first cast at another local beach this weekend. The members were thrilled that she made the effort and hope other women can join them in the remaining rounds. Keith […]
A drug lord wanted for allegedly shipping massive shipments of cocaine from South America to the United States was extradited to Texas on Thursday morning. Honduran national José Luis ‘Lord of the Skies’ Oliva Meza was handed over to Drug Enforcement Administration (DEA) agents at a military base in Tegucigalpa at 6:45 a.m. local time […]
There is a season to fish, but for every season there is a time to turn the page, at least when it comes to summer fly fishing, because summer, in the northern Rockies at least, is nearing its end. My first season in Montana, in 1992, I wrote a fishing report for the Hamilton daily, […]
“Idaho is like the new Colorado, and Sun Valley is like the new Aspen,” a woman said, leaning over as we began our descent to Friedman Memorial Airport in Hailey, Idaho. “Everyone comes here now.” Similar to Aspen — which has seen an unprecedented influx of transplants from across the country since the pandemic began […]
Gary Cortland Rawlinson was born on July 2, 1941 in Champaign, Illinois. He died on August 14, 2022 at his home near Pagosa Springs, Colorado. Gary was the only child of Ken and Sally Rawlinson, who both predeceased Gary. Gary was a beloved husband, father and grandfather. He was an accomplished and respected lawyer, but […]
JACKSON, Wyo.– The International Game Fish Association (IGFA), in conjunction with Pure Fishing, announced a new fly fishing program for young anglers that launched this summer. Led by IGFA Trustee Andy Mill, this new program will help young anglers from various locations across the United States learn the joys of fly fishing and the great […]
This annual support has become essential to pay for Louisiana’s multi-billion dollar, multi-year plan to address alarming levels of land loss in southern parishes driven by climate change, subsidence, rising sea level, hurricanes, levees built around the Mississippi River and other causes. The projects contained in the master plan target both restoration works and flood […]
Eli Eakin had a goal in mind when his family traveled to the banks of Neshannock Creek on Sunday morning. “I want to catch a catfish,” said the 6-year-old member of Boy Scout Troop 743. “In case we go fishing, I’m going to catch a catfish.” There were no catfish, but Eli and his family […]
By The Citizen Reporter On December 30, 2020, the International Fund for Agricultural Development (IFAD) approved $77.42 million for the Agriculture and Fisheries Development Program (AFDP) to be implemented by the country from 2020 to 2027. The Deputy Minister of Livestock and Fisheries, Abdallah Ulega, presents the current status of projects cofinanced by IFAD (58.85 […]
The Zaporizhzhia nuclear complex, along the banks of the Dnipro River, is occupied by Russian forces.Credit…David Guttenfelder for The New York Times ZAPORIZHZHIA, Ukraine — A bombing near a nuclear complex in southern Ukraine killed a foreman at the facility at his home in a nearby town, Ukrainian officials said Sunday. The Ukrainian company that […]
Placeholder while loading article actions After driving through an eastbound tunnel on BC Highway 3, my three angling companions and I caught sight of the Elk River…and our hearts sank. The elk, the fly fishing centerpiece of the area, were high and discolored, even though it was late July. The dry fly fishing we had […]
PROVIDED Matt Butler launched Kea Outdoors after Covid-19 put an end to his work as a fly fishing guide. Matt Butler is a man on a mission: arming the “weekend warriors” with the best gear available. Based in Wanaka, Butler was 29 and working as a fly fishing guide when the world entered the Covid-19 […]
Smallmouth bass is known to be the hardest fighting fish, pound for pound, swimming in fresh water. Throughout the Midwest, they are found from the Great Lakes to tiny Ozark streams. They live in some of the most beautiful waters to explore. Which makes fishing for them even more enjoyable. I’ve said it many times, […]
We dug in CSW archives for the definitive countdown of CSWfavorite made tangerines. Illustrations by John Leviers Terri Coverly First impression: First episode of Armando Iannucci’s political satire The thickness of it Age: Actress Joanna Scanlan was 44 when she accepted the role in 2005 Use: Communications Director Department: The Department of Social Affairs and […]
Check out the 2022 AFTA Best In Show winners below! Bone Lim won AFTA’s Best Cane and Best Clothing Accessory awards. BEST CANEBone Drago 610M BEST COMBINED DAIWA INFEET 702LRS & 22 INFEET X 2000S- BEST FLY FISHING PRODUCT: SAGE R8 CORE FLY ROD Daiwa Australia received four awards. BEST REEL:DAIWA 22 EXIST (G) PC […]
Check out the 2022 AFTA Best In Show winners below! Bone Lim won AFTA’s Best Cane and Best Clothing Accessory awards. BEST CANEBone Drago 610M BEST COMBINED DAIWA INFEET 702LRS & 22 INFEET X 2000S- BEST FLY FISHING PRODUCT: SAGE R8 CORE FLY ROD Daiwa Australia received four awards. BEST REEL:DAIWA 22 EXIST (G) PC […]
ReportLinker A pleasure boat is used for activities such as cruising, water sports and fishing. Cruising is the most popular and preferable activity in developed regions like North America and Europe. New York, Aug. 11, 2022 (GLOBE NEWSWIRE) — Reportlinker.com announces the publication of the report “Recreational Craft Market – Global Outlook and Forecast 2022-2027” […]
Global and US Sport Fly Fishing Equipment Market Report and Forecast 2022-2028 The Global Sport Fly Fishing Equipment Market report focuses on a comprehensive analysis of the current and future scope of the Sport Fly Fishing Equipment business. An in-depth analysis of historical and future trends, SWOT analysis, demographics, industrial advancements and overall profit of […]
It dates back to 1965 when Shay Cash (Sarsfields) lined up at the back for Kildare in the U21 All-Ireland final when The Lilies beat Cork. All these years later and the man who wore no. 3 shirt that day is again in the winner’s enclosure but this time away from the GAA headquarters. Besides […]
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2 views in total, 2 views today People often wonder if fishing is a real sport or not. Given that it takes skill, practice and knowledge to do well, it’s easy to see why more people than ever before are convinced it could be the next big professional sport to take off in Ireland. Source: […]
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Eighteen months ago we got married. But, thanks to Covid, any type of honeymoon was put on hold, which left me with plenty of time to think about the perfect destination. Right from the start, Rarotonga was at the top of my list. I had been there once, ten years ago, and couldn’t wait to […]
SIBUTU, Tawi-Tawi (MindaNews/August 07) – Surrounded by the open sea as their playground, the villagers of this remote coastal town have mastered the art of boat building, a craft inherited from their ancestors who allowed them to connect with the outside world. Carved from the town of Sitangkai in 2006, Sibutu has preserved the art […]
Frances “Fanny” Charles Bibeau PORTLAND – Frances Charles Bibeau passed away peacefully on August 4, 2022 at Cedars. She was 93 years old. Frances was born September 26, 1928 in South Portland to Arthur and Violet Burnham. In 1946, she graduated from Scarborough High School, where she was a member of numerous clubs and teams, […]
To obtain an event in the Outdoors calendar, contact Brad Dokken at (701) 780-1148, (800) 477-6572 ext. 1148 or by email at [email protected] . The deadline is 5 p.m. on Wednesday. August 12-13: First Annual Lengby-Fosston Knightriders Snowmobile Club Swap Meeting, Lengby-Fosston Knightriders Clubhouse, 42582 360th Ave. SE, Fosston, Minn. (2 miles east of Fosston […]
In the arrival hall, passengers were greeted by Reigning Miss Kiribati, Paepae Kilei and staff from the Tourism Authority of Kiribati (TAK) who decorated travelers and returning residents with the katoka-bau, the Traditional Kiribati floral headdress presented to special guests. Tarawa, Kiribati, was in celebration mode yesterday as the island converged on Bonriki International Airport […]
Fly fishing is our main topic this week as fly fishing usually involves wading through cold water. In this heat, cool comfort is more important than catching fish, but there’s no conflict because our waterways are teeming with all the fish we love to catch. Our coldest streams are, of course, our headwaters below our […]
‘SUSPENDED’: The restrictions are likely to have a greater effect on seafood producers, as food and beverage exports to China had already declined due to the COVID-19 pandemic. By Yang Yuan-ting and Liu Tzu-hsuan/staff reporter, with a staff editor China’s customs administration announced a ban on more than 100 Taiwanese food brands on Monday evening […]
Calgary, Aug. 01, 2022 (GLOBE NEWSWIRE) — From rivers and forests to fields and farms, chef Darren MacLean has crafted a series of one-on-one tours to do more than introduce the world’s top chefs to the proud staples and surprising ingredients from his country of birth. The Cultural Leaders Exchange Program delves into the historical, […]
DDamage to the world’s oceans typically takes place behind closed doors, which means building momentum behind policy-making can be even more difficult than tackling other forms of damage. to wildlife. But shocking data collected by marine conservation NGOs, revealing that 90% of UK marine protected areas (MPAs) are still fished using the most destructive methods, […]
Superyacht brokers have been busy appealing to wealthy owners of some of the biggest boats in the Mediterranean Sea to come down to Malta and take advantage of subsidized diesel fuel for their watercraft. But the government has been forced to retaliate and halt the sale of this diesel, after millions of euros in diesel […]
Friends and family of Bill Guegel donated $735 to Let’s Go Fishing Headwaters Chapter. While presenting the check, his daughter, Lori Griess, said he moved to the Park Rapids area as a young boy when his parents became managers of Hoosier Beach Resort on Lower Bottle and Stocking lakes. At age 13, Bill began guiding, […]
By Gary Griffin On a hot summer night in August 1954, I was with two of my buddies, Ben Sturgeon and Bill Culpepper. We were seated at our local teen hangout, a drive-in called Caldwell’s. Every parking spot was filled with cool cars from the 40s and 50s. The three of us were in Bill’s […]
The Block Island Inshore Fishing Tournament ended Sunday with a winning striped bass measuring 51 inches caught by the “Frayed Knot” team led by Captain Richard Lipsitz of North Kingstown. More than 90 anglers participated in the two-day event. “We doubled the number of anglers we had last year, and with a matching grant for […]
The Secretary of the Navy (Semar) continues its involvement and support in the tourism sector. In the last stage, he requested 70.5 million pesos from the Ministry of Finance and Public Credit for the construction of a maritime terminal for tourist boats in Puerto Vallarta, which is intended to be used on a tourist route […]
Brya Ingram / Stuff Hunting guide Fraser Cooper and vineyard manager Nev Gane have taken over hunting and fishing from Blenheim on Main Street. Nev Gane first shot the duck when he was 4 years old. Next year will be the 48th opening matinee he hasn’t missed. “So passionate,” he said. The fifth generation Marlburian […]
Angler Scott Peterson extends his dry fly casting on the Eagle River.Connor Koenig/Courtesy Photo My youth was spent in Ohio. I don’t remember when I started fishing. It has always been part of life. As a result, the fish I chased were warm water species like largemouth bass, bluegills, and catfish. There was no fly […]
ECONOMYNEXT – Nine Sri Lankan navy sailors who were among personnel due to return to a ship donated by the United States have left the ship, official sources say as the country reels from a currency meltdown which triggered an increase in the number of boat people. The nine sailors are aged 27 to 36 […]
Tip of the week My friend, Mike, overfished me about 9 to 1 for Loon Lake kokanee all summer. We can sit side by side at night, both of them soaking in maggot-laden white Glo-Hooks, and he always catches many more. The only difference is that he uses a braided line and I don’t. “I […]
It’s almost August and one of the legendary fisheries kicks off, the ‘Old Drum’ fishery mainly centered around their Neuse/Pamlico spawning grounds. A few years ago, I interviewed the equally legendary Captain Joe Shute about his experiences fishing and monitoring old drum stocks. In the coming weeks, I will be reliving this informative interview with […]
Credit Suisse will pay compensation to investors in the bond scandal used to finance the purchase of tuna fishing boats in Mozambique. At least one lawsuit is on the table for Credit Suisse (CS), the “FinancialTimes» (behind a paywall) reported Monday, with the bank agreeing to pay $22.6 million in compensation to investors. The agreement […]
Compiled by Mari Erin Roth Lake Almanor The water temperature is increasing daily and currently sits at 73 degrees. Clarity is unchanged. Daytime highs reach the 90s for at least the next seven days with minimal wind. The bite was early and hard, with the action slowing further when the sun comes up. Shore fishing […]
DEERFIELD, Mass. (WWLP) – Efforts are underway to preserve some of Franklin County’s wilderness, with Congressman Jim McGovern filing legislation to conduct a study of the Deerfield River. Congressman McGovern hopes to add the river to the list of the National Wild and Scenic Rivers System, which would open it up to federal resources to […]
The distinctive-looking Arisaema urashima plant is a common sight in the forests of Japan. It has a large spathe (sheath enclosing its flowers) from which hangs a long thread like appendage (which can reach over 50cm in length) resembling a fishing rod and line. Its unusual shape was thought to resemble the Japanese folktale character […]
In and around the city limits of Seattle, Washington, there is an abundance of fishing opportunities. From halibut and salmon to lingcod and trout, there’s a season for every fish. Whether you’re a beginner or a serious angler, Seattle is a world-class fishing destination that offers incredible natural beauty. Puget Sound, Lake Washington, and Green […]
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A crew member of the German NGO Sea-Watch 3 migrant rescue vessel watches a sick migrant being medically evacuated from the vessel, while waiting for the last group of migrants to disembark the vessel in Trapani on the island of Sicily, Italy August 8, 2021. REUTERS/Darrin Zammit Lupi Join now for FREE unlimited access to […]
Some of the smells of July are not easy to describe, but I caught a whiff the other day that reminded me of something from my childhood. It wasn’t necessarily the best thing that ever tickled my nostrils, but regardless, it brought back memories of a string full of fish caught with my grandmother in […]
There is a moment when a child’s eyes sparkle and widen as a taut fishing line begins to sing as it rushes from the reel. That’s why Conway Bowman agreed to become the regional director of Cast Hope, a nonprofit program that matches marginalized and underserved children and mentors with fishing guides. On the face […]
If you’re an avid fisherman, you know the importance of having the right gear. Choosing the right rod, reel, lines and bait is crucial; that goes without saying. While everything I just listed is essential on the water, so is one piece of gear you don’t often think about: your sunglasses. Polarized sunglasses allow anglers […]
Credit Suisse is to pay $22.6 million in compensation to investors who were defrauded when they bought debt to help fund a tuna fishing project in Mozambique. The Swiss bank had agreed to the amount earlier in the week and it was approved by U.S. District Judge William Kuntz in the Eastern District of New […]
News from Jan at Kingfisher at PMB: “The weather has been a bit the opposite recently to what it’s supposed to be at this time of year — winter, what winter? – and while last week’s Super Moon would have had a negative impact on some of the fishing, there have been some great reports […]
Drop a one-man pontoon in Sylvan Lake. Michael Salomone/Courtesy Photo My father taught me very early on to do a lot of things on my own. As a result, I spent a lot of time fishing on my own. Few fishermen go alone. For some, it’s a social event or a way to keep in […]
As much as I hate to say it, not every fishing trip I take is successful. Such was the case last week when I burned $80 worth of gasoline for five fish. I blame the weather conditions. I fished the Ohio River above Steubenville and the water temp was 84 degrees then tried the Berlin […]
Remember to leave your catch in the water at the edge of the boat. Justin Hodge Have you ever felt the terror of having your head underwater? Do you remember feeling out of breath when you surfaced? It took time to recover, didn’t it? But at least you did. That can’t be said for a […]
“Extend your vacation as much as possible.” –Adrienne Posey I was trying to figure out how many of the 50 states I’ve actually “set foot in” and I think that’s a modest 32. I was wondering because Jane Frain mentioned that she has now visited all but Hawaii, while sending a postcard from Arches National […]
Records are made to be broken, they say, but that’s not an everyday occurrence when it comes to fishing in South Carolina. With over 80 saltwater species and over 30 freshwater species recognized in the state records program, it would seem that there are plenty of opportunities. But it takes a lot to get past […]
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Fishing for bass, pike, snakehead, bowfin, and even sunfish is tough in the summer, but fishing success doesn’t necessarily mean dredging the depths. Shallow water fishing can be productive if you pick the right places, times, and tactics that this two-part series will explore. We will start by fishing the water lily and spatterdock fields […]
The Carenage Fish Fry Facility is not yet open to the public. Prime Minister Dr Keith Rowley, who is also MP for Diego Martin West, officially commissioned the facility on July 1. Agriculture Minister Kazim Hosein, Agriculture Ministry Ministers Avinash Singh and Nigel De Freitas and his Permanent Secretary (Ag) in the Agriculture Ministry Coomarie […]
Advice for non-boats Bob Volpe One of three shimmering blue gems in the South Park area, just south of Fairplay, is Spinney Mountain Reservoir. Lately, wading from the shore with cuttlefish has been stalled. Having a boat, float tube, or pontoon is a great way to cover plenty of water when looking for fish, but […]
There’s no better combination than kids and fishing. Besides developing a sense of self-reliance and learning about nature first-hand, it’s just plain fun. Children can take advantage of unstructured time to enjoy our natural resources. For 37 years, local youth have had the opportunity to participate in the Jim “Moose” Carden Children’s Fishing Clinic and […]
The splash of a fish when it explodes on a surface lure is high on the list of exciting fishing moments. Summer is the time for surface lures, whether you’re fishing for spinning gear or a fly rod. A bursting insect is a great choice for surface action on local rivers like the Monocacy and […]
Jeremiah Cosner is looking forward to bringing his music to a new audience in a cabaret setting. His band will play a two-hour set from 6-8 p.m. on July 20 at Feinstein’s Cabaret at the Carmichael Hotel in Carmel. “We’ll be performing all of the original songs and plan to surprise Feinstein with some familiar […]
Reverend Kisina Toetu’u and his wife Maa’imoa will never forget the deafening blast and intensity of Tonga’s underwater volcanic eruption. Everything shook, then the sky began to darken. “Everyone was running and crying,” Reverend Toetu’u told the ABC. The explosion of the Hunga Tonga-Hunga Ha’apai volcano was the largest documented by researchers since 1883, triggering […]
The Southwest Florida summer grind is in full swing, both shallow and deep. Early starts were paramount to capturing the best conditions and capitalizing on multiple hot water stings. In the coastal arena, all the usual July fishing suspects cooperated. Snook layers in the passes, mangrove snappers swarm around natural and man-made structures while tarpon […]