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Ladies First: One Woman’s Role in the Dawn of Big Game Fishing
A new film by Rapala® explores the story of Helen Lerner, the intrepid angler who broke some of the earliest records in big game fishing and turned the sport into what it is today. Helen Lerner (1902-1979) is one of these quiet legends. According to the International Game Fishing Association (IGFA), this record-breaking angler and marine scientist was the first woman to take a bluefin tuna off the European continent, the first ever to take nine tuna in one year, and the first to catch a broadbill in both the Atlantic and the Pacific Oceans.
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One Woman’s Role in the Dawn of Big Game Fishing
A new film by Rapala® explores the story of Helen Lerner, the intrepid angler who broke some of the earliest records in big game fishing and turned the sport into what it is today.
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First Woman to Wins Bass Open Series Tournament of Champions
Abu Garcia and Fenwick Pro, Kristine Fischer, takes the crown and $35,000
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Woman charged with battery after hitting boyfriend with kitchen pot for fishing too much
Argument over spending time fishing goes bad
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Another Bass Pro Shops Lawsuit when Texas woman claims she was not given proper instructions
In response to Ms. Kuykendall’s screams, ‘Austin’ began to laugh
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Woman sues Bass Pro Shops ... unable to enjoy life
Woman 'unable to enjoy life' after falling on vomit at Bass Pro
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Woman sues Bass Pro Shops on claims she was launched from boat during test drive
A woman and her husband were looking to buy a boat last summer. They say the water was choppy when they went on a test drive...
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Chicago Woman Sentenced for False Distress Call to Coast Guard
CHICAGO – A Chicago woman was sentenced in federal court Thursday for making a false distress call nearly two years ago which led to several agencies launching a dangerous search and rescue operation in Lake Michigan off of Rogers Park Beach. Leona Chewning, 24, was sentenced to 180 days of community confinement, three years of probation and $13,613 in restitution for knowingly and willfully causing the Coast Guard to attempt to save lives and property when no help was needed, in violation of Title 14, U.S. Code, section 88(c).
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