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Fresh water sculpin
It is interesting to note that the diet of the fish I have been catching on my spoons for the last 3 months has changed over that 3 month period.
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Fresh Water Fishing Hall of Fame to Induct Six Legends in 2024
This recognition is bestowed on those that have spent a great share of their lives promoting, educating, and sharing their passion for fresh water fishing in a manner that positively impacts the sport for the millions of anglers around the world.
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Chasing plus-sized predators from kayaks in fresh and salt waters
From coast to coast, more and more anglers are fishing out of kayaks in both fresh and salt waters.
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Shiner Hooks for Fresh or Saltwater Live or Cut Bait from Gamakatsu
The unique geometry of the Shiner hook provides plenty of room for even the biggest natural baits, while keeping the hook gap open for sure hook ups.
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11 Inducted into Fresh Water Fishing Hall of Fame
After much deliberation during the recent National Fresh Water Fishing Hall of Fame Awards Committee’s annual meeting, 11 individuals were selected for induction into the Hall, located in Hayward, Wis., for 2019. Here they are in alphabetical order...
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What's New from Yo-Zuri | Totally Unique Knuckle Bait, 3DR which stands for "Real" and More (Video)
Yo-Zuri is known for their hardbaits for both fresh and saltwater fishing. They make a wide range of baits that cover all sizes, depths and lure styles.This year they introduced a whole new category of lures with their Knuckle Bait and also added an ultra-realistic color lineup for their tried and true bass hardbaits.
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Fresh Batch in Stock at Last Chance
Fresh batch of Roman Made Negotiators and Mother back in stock! Gotta call or cruz in to get them! Not online yet!! Plus limited supply of replacement tails...
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Pennaz Inducted into Fresh Water Fishing Hall of Fame
The Fresh Water Fishing Hall of Fame recently selected longtime Ranger Pro and brand ambassador Steve Pennaz for enshrinement into the hall. Pennaz was selected for his remarkable 30-year career in the sportfishing industry where he educated, entertained and inspired millions of anglers.
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Can the Sacramento Delta survive more 'regulatory flexibility'?
By Doug Obegi Published: February 3, 2016Original article at LA Times. The state and federal Endangered Species Acts were created to prevent the extinction of our native fish and wildlife, and they've been tremendously successful. Yet despite these laws, California is on the verge of killing off some of its native salmon and other fish in the Sacramento-San Joaquin River Delta and San Francisco Bay, the largest estuary on the West Coast of the Americas.
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