Numbers
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Decreasing numbers in Tuolumne demand science-based solutions
A drop in salmon in salmon in the Tuolumne River in 2020 is cause for concern
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Playing the Numbers Game with Brandon Card
When deciding between the 3+ or 4+, Card looks for clues in the form of baitfish activity.
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Another Great Numbers Day VIDEO
Took my wife out with me after my 50 fish trip, and we were able to put up some more great numbers.
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California Sea Otter Numbers
Slight Dip in California Sea Otter Numbers, According to 2019 Survey Results September 25, 2019by kenpaglia, posted in Uncategorized
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Killing Sea Lions Boosted Steelhead Numbers
Imperiled Oregon steelhead runs appear to be making a comeback thanks to an Oregon Department of Fish and Wildlife program that kills sea lions that eat the
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Fishery managers estimate higher numbers of coho salmon will return to Washington
Fishery managers estimate higher numbers of coho salmon will return to Washington’s waters in 2019 compared to last year, but expect low returns of wild chinook will again make setting fishing seasons a challenge.
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“Numbers” Presented by Huk Performance Fishing
Going fishing offshore, it’s all about the numbers. Numbers are the basis of fishing, but at the end of the day, the results are up to you. Huk proudly present its latest film, “Numbers – Saltwater.”
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Strong Numbers for U.S. Boat Sales as 2018 Boat Show Season Kicks Off
As the industry prepares for a busy winter boat show season – a crucial selling period – NMMA announced this week that unit sales of new powerboats are expected to be up six percent in 2017, marking an estimated 260,000 new powerboats sold last year. As consumer confidence continues to rise and boat manufacturers introduce products and experiences to attract younger boaters, the outlook for 2018 new powerboat sales is another five to six percent increase.
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Economic Impact Numbers for Alabama Bass Trail Tournament Series
In 2014, the Alabama Bass Trail (ABT) embarked on a new venture designed to attract amateur anglers from across the southeastern United States to fish the waters of Alabama. The Tournament Series, in three short years, has exceeded expectations, creating a significant economic impact on host cities and the state of Alabama. The Alabama Bass Trail is pleased to announce the 2017 Tournament Series generated an estimated economic impact on the Alabama economy of $3,113,066.04.
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2017 Bassmaster Classic by the Numbers
The 2017 Bassmaster Classic on Lake Conroe should be a record breaker. Here are some records, trends and milestones to watch for:
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