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Electronic Fishing Regulations Booklets for California
Booklets will no longer be printed and shipped
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DFW Details New Electronic Licensing System for Oregon
ODFW’s new electronic licensing system (ELS) will allow customers to store their licenses, tags and validations online on their smart phone or tablet. Customers can also choose to carry paper documents, but will be able to purchase and print these documents from home using regular paper. The new system will also allow for electronic tagging of fish and game using an app that will work even when offline.
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ELECTRONIC REPORTING SYSTEM FOR COMMERCIAL FISH LANDINGS
The California Department of Fish and Wildlife (CDFW) announces the availability of E-tix, a new electronic reporting system for commercial fishery landings that came online July 1, 2018. With the cooperation of the Pacific States Marine Fisheries Commission (PSMFC), the E-tix application has been adapted to allow electronic reporting of all California landing records.
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Dual Kong Electronics Mounts From T-H Marine
T-H Marine Supplies, Inc., of Huntsville, Alabama, announced today the release of the Dual Kong Electronics Mounts. These mounts will be available for both the bow and console.The T-H Marine Dual Kong Electronics Mount is built of aircraft aluminum and stainless steel. It is designed for the heaviest of today's marine electronics and has zero movement with these units in the roughest water.
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Slow-Rolling out Deep
The ideal locations to fish a spinnerbait uphill are places such as deep humps, islands, and long points, each angler is in search of what they believe are sweet spots. Sweet spots are areas with defined breaks or contours with bait fish and visual activity. Having good electronics and mapping software is a must to find these areas. Both anglers throw spinnerbaits .
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THREE 30+ lb limits WON Bass California Open Day 2
Today's big stringer 37.08 was caught by Wayne Breazeale and Jon Maslonka. There were two other bags over 30 lbs.
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Ish Monroe | Fishing with Lowrance SpotlightScan
Western pro Ish Monroe blast off into the 2015 season with the Lowrance Spotlight on his both his River2Sea Elite Series and his Lowrance FLW Tour Ranger boats.#FBF
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Coast Guard Approves Use of Electronic Charts to Replace Paper
The U.S. Coast Guard published guidance Feb. 5 that allows mariners to use electronic charts and publications instead of paper charts, maps and publications.
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Navionics Plus Sale
Save on Navionics+ now and have updated charts all season long! Find Navionics+ at Bass Pro Shops, Cabela's and dozens of participating dealers before February 29th and Save $30.
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HI TECH FISHING: Going Wireless for Winter Bass
Bass fishing has evolved into a high tech sport where knowing how to read electronic fish finders and internet mapping software is now a standard part of preparing for a fishing trip.
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Everything About Swimbaits
Navionics Pro Josh Douglas, as well as Bassmaster Elite Series Pro Seth Feider and special guest Eric Aske from Swimbait Universe give a fishing online webinar on everything there is to know about swimbaits. Covering electronics settings and interpretations, Navionics map feature for better success, presentation styles and techniques, as well as the very products to get the fish into the boat!
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GARMIN® VIOLATES NAVICO PATENTS, REQUIRED TO STOP IMPORT AND SALE OF DOWNVU™ PRODUCTS
Navico – the world’s largest manufacturer of marine electronics and parent company to the Lowrance®, Simrad®, B&G® and GoFree® brands -- announced today that the International Trade Commission (ITC) has ruled that Garmin Ltd. DownVu™ scanning sonar products violate Navico’s patents for DownScan Imaging™ technology. This ruling reverses an initial determination issued by an Administrative Law Judge this past July, previously announced by Garmin Ltd. (NASDAQ:GRMN). In addition, this is the second adverse ruling in two weeks by the ITC that finds that Garmin is violating sonar patents.
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