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Anglers Advised to Avoid 'Honey Holes' and Explore New Fishing Spots

Anglers Advised to Avoid 'Honey Holes' and Explore New Fishing Spots

Anglers Advised to Avoid 'Honey Holes' and Explore New Fishing Spots
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Mike Iaconelli's Blog Details Top Four Bass Baits for November Fishing

Mike Iaconelli's Blog Details Top Four Bass Baits for November Fishing

Mike Iaconelli's Blog Details Top Four Bass Baits for November Fishing
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Goofish® Blog Emphasizes Fishing Tackle Care and Maintenance

Goofish® Blog Emphasizes Fishing Tackle Care and Maintenance

Goofish® Blog Emphasizes Fishing Tackle Care and Maintenance
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Two Conchs Sportfishing Charters Offers Multi-Day Fishing Camps in Florida Keys

Two Conchs Sportfishing Charters Offers Multi-Day Fishing Camps in Florida Keys

Two Conchs Sportfishing Charters Offers Multi-Day Fishing Camps in Florida Keys
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BOOK-N-HOOK Fishing Guide Offers Comfortable Catfish Trips on Grand Lake, Oklahoma

BOOK-N-HOOK Fishing Guide Offers Comfortable Catfish Trips on Grand Lake, Oklahoma

BOOK-N-HOOK Fishing Guide Offers Comfortable Catfish Trips on Grand Lake, Oklahoma
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NOAA Fisheries to Host 2027 National Saltwater Recreational Fisheries Summit in U.S.

NOAA Fisheries to Host 2027 National Saltwater Recreational Fisheries Summit in U.S.

NOAA Fisheries, in collaboration with the Atlantic States Marine Fisheries Commission, will host the 2027 National Saltwater Recreational Fisheries Summit. This two-day event will bring together saltwater recreational fishermen, industry members, scientists, and managers from across the United States and its territories. The summit aims to foster a shared understanding of challenges facing U.S. fisheries, collaboratively identify actionable solutions, and strengthen relationships among stakeholders. Key themes for discussion include Recreational Data Modernization, Angler-Informed Research, and Sustaining Recreational Fishing Opportunities, which will explore the impact of fishing efficiency, effort, and technology. The summit will provide a platform for participants to learn about and contribute to the modernization of recreational fisheries data collection, engage in cooperative research and citizen science initiatives, and examine how technological advancements influence fishing and fisheries management...
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Bainbridge Island's Longest Public Walking Trail Record Shifts to Lost Valley Trail

Bainbridge Island's Longest Public Walking Trail Record Shifts to Lost Valley Trail

Bainbridge Island's Longest Public Walking Trail Record Shifts to Lost Valley Trail
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Choosing the Right Rifle Scope for Deer Hunting: Magnification, Field of View, and Clarity are Key

Choosing the Right Rifle Scope for Deer Hunting: Magnification, Field of View, and Clarity are Key

Choosing the Right Rifle Scope for Deer Hunting: Magnification, Field of View, and Clarity are Key
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Shawnee National Forest to Offer $5 Christmas Tree Permits Online

Shawnee National Forest to Offer $5 Christmas Tree Permits Online

The Shawnee National Forest will soon make Christmas tree permits available online for $5, starting at 9 a.m. on Tuesday, November 17, via recreation.gov. Each permit allows for the cutting of one tree. Permitted species include Eastern Red Cedar, Loblolly Pine, Shortleaf Pine, and White Pine. Fourth graders holding an Every Kid Outdoors pass are eligible for a free Christmas tree permit. Forest service officials emphasize that cutting Christmas trees helps improve forest health by thinning densely populated stands of small-diameter trees, which allows other trees to grow larger and creates foraging areas for wildlife. Before heading out, visitors are advised to measure the space in their home for the tree, check road and forest conditions, and prepare for adverse weather. Cutting must occur in designated areas, avoiding private property. Trees should be cut close to the ground, leaving a stump of about 6 inches. Tools such as a handsaw, gloves, boots, a tarp, and rope are recommended. Chainsaws are permit...
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Two Conchs Expands Sportfishing Camps to Panama, Mexico, and Colombia

Two Conchs Expands Sportfishing Camps to Panama, Mexico, and Colombia

Two Conchs Expands Sportfishing Camps to Panama, Mexico, and Colombia
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Atlantic States Marine Fisheries Commission Reduces Chesapeake Bay Menhaden Harvest Cap

Atlantic States Marine Fisheries Commission Reduces Chesapeake Bay Menhaden Harvest Cap

The Atlantic States Marine Fisheries Commission (ASMFC) has approved significant reductions in the menhaden harvest cap for the Chesapeake Bay. At its annual meetings, the commission voted to decrease the reduction fishery cap by approximately one-third over the next two years. The current catch limit of 51,000 metric tons will be reduced to 37,123 metric tons for 2027 and further to 33,847 metric tons by 2028. These changes, which are scheduled to take effect on May 1, 2027, were initiated due to concerns about harvest and catch declines in recent years. The board also voted to reduce the coastwide total allowable catch (TAC) from 186,840 metric tons to 155,000 metric tons by 2028. Virginia voted against the measure, which passed 14-2.
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Gun Talk Nation Discusses Christensen Arms' Turnaround and Firearms Topics

Gun Talk Nation Discusses Christensen Arms' Turnaround and Firearms Topics

Gun Talk Nation Discusses Christensen Arms' Turnaround and Firearms Topics