Federal shutdown affecting anglers nationwide
From Alaska to the East Coast and down to the Keys, anglers are being denied access to public waters during a federal government shutdown.
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From Alaska to the East Coast and down to the Keys, anglers are being denied access to public waters during a federal government shutdown.
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The American Sportfishing Association has some strong words for the decision to prevent anglers from enjoying Federal-controlled waters.
Velvick says the shutdown has hit Lake Amistad, and Del Rio, Texas, is a ghost town right now.
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