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The passing of a fishing legend ... Jerry McKinnis
A legend in the fishing industry, passed away early Sunday morning.
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Message to Jerry Brown... Don’t give Corporations a Blank Check for Water!
In the ongoing saga to stop Governor Brown’s multi-billion dollar corporate water project, CA Water Fix, now he’s moving quickly to amend California’s water supply contract so he can stick taxpayers with the bill without providing any process for transparency or public oversight.
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What do Southern Californians really get out of Gov. Jerry Brown's twin tunnels project?
The most expensive state public works project ever would be financed primarily by Southern California water users. But it’s not exactly clear what they’d be buying.
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Pensacola’s Jerry Pate Joins Fish & Wildlife Foundation of Florida Board
Legendary golfer and businessman from Pensacola, Jerry Pate, has been appointed to a three-year term on the board of directors of the nonprofit Fish & Wildlife Foundation of Florida.
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Jerry Brown’s Delta Tunnels Approved by Trump Admin
As I predicted on election night, the President Donald Trump and Governor Jerry Brown administrations have apparently made a deal to fast-track Brown’s legacy project, the Delta Tunnels, considered by opponents to be the most environmentally destructive public works project in California history.
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How Much Will it Cost To Fill YOur Boat with Jerry Brown's Gas Tax
How Much Will it Cost To Fill YOur Boat with Jerry Brown's Gas Tax
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Decision Time for California Governor's Big Water Project
People try to catch fish along the Sacramento River in the San Joaquin-Sacramento River Delta, near Courtland, Calif., last month.
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Eggman Introduces New Law to Force Statewide Vote on Governor Brown’s Twin Tunnels Project
Assemblymember Susan Talamantes Eggman announced today that she is introducing legislation to block the Governor’s controversial Twin Tunnels project unless it is approved by the voters of California on a statewide ballot.
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DELTA TUNNELS Project Violates Endangered Species Act, Will Hurt Imperiled Salmon, Groups Warn
SACRAMENTO, Calif.— Conservation groups warned state and federal regulators today that the Delta Water Tunnels project (the so-called “California Water Fix”) to build massive tunnels to divert water from the Sacramento River to the Central Valley and State Water Projects cannot be permitted under the Endangered Species Act because it would adversely affect protected critical habitat for endangered salmon runs and other imperiled fish species in the Bay-Delta and Sacramento River.
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Californians Tell You Why They Oppose Gov. Brown's Tunnels Plan
Listen to comments from the one of the last "faux" Delta tunnels public hearing in Sacramento. This video was sent to President Obama and Secretary of Interior Sally Jewell, more information here: http://restorethedelta.org/blog/video-our-public-comments-to-president-obama-and-secretary-jewell/
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Think Tunnels are a Good Idea? We’ve Got a (Bay) Bridge for You
Today, Restore the Delta released a side-by-side comparison of two massive public works projects in California that looks at the promised costs, seismic risks, outsourcing, and lack of transparency and oversight.
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ISE Seminar Series - Round Table Q&A Superstitions, Tides, Tournaments & More
ISE Round Table hosted by Ultimate Bass Radio host Kent Brown including the former host of the Fishin' Hole TV show and current owner of B.A.S.S Jerry McKinnis, the 2009 Bassmasters Classic champion Skeet Reese and Elite Series pros John Murray and Brett Hite. Questions on superstitions, tides, tournament fishing and more.
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Getting the Most out of a Glide Bait with Matt Allen
There is a new trend among swimbait aficionados that lean towards the gliding version. When the River2Sea SWaver hit the market in 2007, many folks were skeptical that the "S-Action" glide was going to be effective. The SWaver was an adaptation off of a Japanese lure that was an adaptation off of a Jerry Rago Baits creation for Japan, but it certainly became a trendsetting lure in the U.S.
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B.A.S.S. Co-Owner Jerry McKinnis Publishes Biography
As his hopes of becoming a major league baseball pitcher began to fade, Jerry McKinnis gave himself over to another passion: fishing. Baseball's loss was fishing's gain as McKinnis progressed from local television fishing show host to cable television pioneer to bass fishing icon. It's all documented in McKinnis' homespun style in his new autobiography, Bass Fishing, Brown Dogs & Curveballs, to be released this week. His bass fishing and baseball exploits are just part of what McKinnis calls "a very interesting 78-year adventure."
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