Christie: Why youth fishing programs are important
Fishing has changed tremendously over the past decade, and now high school and college kids have the opportunity to participate in fishing programs in their schools and universities.
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Fishing has changed tremendously over the past decade, and now high school and college kids have the opportunity to participate in fishing programs in their schools and universities.
Maryland’s Brad Weese brought in 13 pounds, 7 ounces to lead Day 2 of the Old Milwaukee B.A.S.S. Nation Mid-Atlantic Divisional.
For the first time since 2012, anglers and boaters will be able to pass through the Opekiska and Hildebrand locks, as well as take advantage of extended operating hours at the Morgantown lock.
Many of us find the same places. Disagreements are a part of what we do out there.
One of the most popular lures in all of bass fishing right now is the swimbait.
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Understand this, if you are going to stereotype anything or anyone around me you will see an extreme lack of patience on my part.
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Edwin Evers has had a big year, not just with his win, but also with operating his new pecan business and introducing his program of taking members of the military fishing.
Bassmaster Elite Series pros Bradley Roy, Bobby Lane, Josh Bertrand and Ott Defoe share their fondest memories of fishing with their fathers.
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