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Presidential candidates weigh in on fishing issues
President Obama and Gov. Romney are not avid fishermen, but both say they plan to watch out for angling interests if elected (or re-elected).
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Tides an important factor on Upper Chesapeake
Buzzbaits and spinnerbaits will be key during high tide, and soft plastics will prevail during low tide.
Eastern contenders to fish Mystic/Charles
Competitors from the Eastern division of the B.A.S.S. Federation Nation will fish in Boston's famed sculling waters.
Fed Nation anglers rolling on the river
The competitors of the Cabela’s B.A.S.S. Federation Nation Northern Divisional took off this morning on a shrunken Mississippi River affected by the Midwestern summer drought.
4-year-old finishes fourth
Jaxon Golightly said he just can't wait until he's old enough to advance.
2012 ICAST a huge success
According to information released by the American Sportfishing Association, the 2012 ICAST had a total of 9,000 attendees, which includes 3,000 buyers and more than 760 media representatives.
Don't spread VHS from Simcoe
Anglers who visit Canada's Lake Simcoe should avoid inadvertently transferring water from this lake to other water bodies.
Rodman Reservoir under attack – again
Anti-fishing zealots have devised a new assault in their never-ending quest to destroy one of Florida’s best bass fisheries. This time they’re using the federal Endangered Species Act.
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Fisheries celebrate 75 years of protection
Over the course of more than seven decades, the Wildlife and Sport Fish Restoration Program has provided more than $14 billion to support fish and wildlife management.
Alabama Fed Nation awards scholarship
College freshman Mark Davis earned a $1,500 scholarship from the Alabama B.A.S.S. Federation Nation, and he'll use it to study civil engineering.
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