Smaller
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Unmatched Performance in a Smaller Size
Instead of just shrinking the profile, we redesigned the body to be beefier, ensuring it holds up on a jig keeper or Texas rig.
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Smaller fleet and lower daily harvests expected by Fish and Game
At a pre-season meeting about the Sitka sac roe fishery last week, Alaska Department of Fish and Game biologist Aaron Dupuis said this year would be a little different than in the past.
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The Ultimate Picture from a Smaller Dome
This new HALO series includes two models that cater to the differing needs of boaters.
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Three new St. Croix models designed to present smaller baits to big fish
Downsizers Cater to Trends in Musky Fishing Three new St. Croix Legend Tournament Musky casting models designed to present smaller baits to big fish
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Three new Legend Tournament Musky rods designed to present smaller baits to big fish
A ¾-oz. bucktail spinner was the prototypical lure employed throughout the early decades of musky fishing. In the years since, however, musky terminal tackle has become increasingly diverse and highly specialized. As lure manufacturers cranked out the big, bigger and gigantic baits demanded by musky anglers, St. Croix Rod eagerly owned the mission of designing and selling the equally specialized rods engineered and built to effectively fish every one of them.
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Rapala's X-Rap Twitching Mullet Now in a Smaller Size
Building on the successful debut of the Rapala® X-Rap® Twitchin’ Mullet in 2018, the brand is introducing a smaller version of the popular coastal bait for 2019. The new No. 06 model is 1-1/8-inches smaller than the original No. 8 Twitchin’ Mullet and 1/8 of an ounce lighter.
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Opposition to Smaller Mesh Gillnets in Columbia River
Recreational spring Chinook fisheries were reopened in the Columbia River this year through an agreement between fisheries managers from Oregon and Washington, also known as the Columbia River Compact
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Oroville Fish Getting Smaller Year After Year 2018 vs. 2017 vs. 2016 WWBT Team Results
Large fields and a 7 fish limit in early January each of the last three years give us the opportunity to really see what has been going on at Oroville. Some of these numbers are remarkably telling.
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