February 17, 2016
How To Tips on Drifting for Catfish
How To Tips on Drifting for Catfish
Carolina Outdoor Magazine tv has explored a lot of cat-fishing rigs and techniques over the years, and in this video we will touch base a little on one drift fishing how to technique that we use frequently to catch Catfish.
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Rent A Giant Cruise Ship
Renting Giant Cruise Ships Is the New Wave in Private Yachting
Mark Ellwood
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Fishing for snapper in florida
Southwest Florida Fishing Report: Time to snap up snapper
What a difference a week makes. While the conditions are not perfect, Mother Nature has allowed for some outstanding angling adventures out in the Gulf in the offshore arena. Fishable seas, coupled with turbid water, have facilitated what many local skippers are calling the best snapper fishing in many seasons.
Hard-bottom areas, ledges and artificial reefs are top targeting points for Gulf snapper. Savvy in nature as the species becomes hook and leader shy in clear water, the churned-up Gulf truly has them snapping up a variety of offerings. Live shrimp, squid and herring are the snapper baits of choice here in Southwest Florida.
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Best Caribbean Islands for Sailing Yachting Boating
The 11 Best Caribbean Islands for Sailing, Yachting and Boating
We have often said, to really understand an island you must go out in a boat and look back. Boating and Islands just go together — to really see a place and know a place you must get away from it. It gives perspective to size, topography and foliage, and when you go to land, you really explore what makes an island tick. Just ask any pirate.
The best part of any island are the hidden beaches, protected coves, tiny villages and little beach bars often unreachable other than by boat. There are countless special places only boaters know about and only boaters can get to, whether on a yacht, a sailboat or a pleasure boat. These are the best Caribbean islands for boating.
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February 12, 2016
Fishing For Barbel
Feeder Fishing For Barbel - River Wye
James Robbins from Shakespeare TV feeder fishes for barbel on the River Wye at Hereford. The video gives tips relating to maggot feeder fishing on powerful rivers like the Wye and the rigs / tackle required. It's shot during the winter whilst the river is high and water temperature is low but the video includes plenty of action with hard fighting barbel up to 6lb caught for the camera.
5 new fishing rules in South Dakota
5 new fishing rules in South Dakota
South Dakota Game, Fish & Parks recently released new fishing information for 2016. There are 5 new fishing rules to know this year. For hunting fishing rules and regulations, visit the South Dakota Game, Fish & Parks website.
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Tips tips on catching white perch
How to Tips on White Perch Fishing on Lake Norman
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New boating inspection rules
New boating inspection rules take effect Friday
Trying to keep certain types of mussels out of New Mexico
By Sasha LenningerALBUQUERQUE, N.M. —New Mexico Game and Fish is rolling out several new boating inspection rules aimed at keeping pests out of New Mexico lakes. They said certain types of mussels from out of state can cause big problems.
Starting Friday, New Mexico Game and Fish will check all boats coming in from out of state for zebra and quagga mussels. They said the smelly mussels are the size of a fingernail, are really sharp and can leave you with some nasty cuts.
On top of that, they are a nuisance for boaters and other equipment.
“They can choke out native species of mussels or other species of life in the water but the biggest impacts are to the infrastructures. They clog damns and irrigation pipes. So everybody that is relying on the water transfer is going to have to deal with these things,” said James Dominguez with New Mexico Game and Fish.
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Pyramid Lake boating accident
Nevada guardsman dies in Pyramid Lake boating accident
A Nevada National Guardsman was found after he recently died in a boating accident at Pyramid Lake.
Senior Airman Michael Anthony Beaton, 26, was a member of the 152nd Maintenance Squadron of the Nevada Air National Guard, officials said in a news release.
Another boater spotted Beaton’s unoccupied truck Monday night near the lake’s shoreline at Popcorn Beach and noticed the driver never returned, said Don Pelt, emergency response coordinator for the Pyramid Lake Fire Rescue/EMS.
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February 10, 2016
Best pier and beach fishing lures
Top 5 Favorite Pier and Beach Lures---Florida Fishing
Published on Sep 4, 2014
Ice Fishing Tips and Tricks
Getting spooled: Ice Fishing Tips and Tricks
Published on Feb 3, 2016
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Beach Fishing Hints & Tips
Beach Fishing Daytime Hints & Tips
Published on Feb 9, 2016
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How To Fish With Tube Baits
How To Fish Tube Baits | Bass Fishing
Published on Feb 9, 2016
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Mike OrganFree fishing weekend
Ice safety reminder as free fishing weekend approaches
AUGUSTA, Maine (NEWS CENTER) -- The Maine Department of Inland Fisheries and Wildlife is reminding everyone to take advantage of the upcoming free fishing weekend.
On Saturday, February 13 and Sunday, February 14, any person may fish for free without a license on Maine’s waterways, except those who have had their license suspended or revoked. All other rules and regulations, including bag and possession limits, apply.
“Fishing during the winter is a wonderful way to get out of the house and make memories with family and friends that are sure to last a long time,” said Governor Paul R. LePage.“We offer this free fishing weekend in the hopes that more and more people will be introduced to the many winter fishing opportunities Maine offers, particularly on our frozen lakes and ponds. And remember, safety first. Please check the condition of the ice before you go out.”
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Sailor goes ice boating
At 97, sailor goes ice boating on Michigan’s Wolf Lake
Ryan Shek, Jackson Citizen Patriot
February 07, 2016
Tips On Organizing Fishing Hooks
Tips On Organizing Fishing Hooks
Published on Feb 3, 2016
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Campground Review Orlando Thousand Trails
Campground Review - Orlando Thousand Trails
Published on Feb 6, 2016
We spent two weeks at the Orlando thousand trails RV park in January 2016. It is located in southwest of Orlando in Clermont Florida. ... about a 30 minute drive from Disney and 45 minutes into the city. There is a Walmart down the street and plenty of shopping amenities nearby.
The park is the largest campground we have ever been in with almost 900 sites! The sites were large and easy to access even with a large fifth wheel or class A Motorhome. Most of the campground is located in open areas with sparse trees, however one section is forested where you have trees between sites. All of the roads are paved and many of the sites offer paved parking or a cement slab.
Most of the sites were 30 amp full hookup, with some 50 amp available. One of there newest selections was all 50 amp but cost an additional 3 dollars per night to stay there. There are a few cabins available to rent onsite and small upscale trailer homes with full time residents.
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The park is the largest campground we have ever been in with almost 900 sites! The sites were large and easy to access even with a large fifth wheel or class A Motorhome. Most of the campground is located in open areas with sparse trees, however one section is forested where you have trees between sites. All of the roads are paved and many of the sites offer paved parking or a cement slab.
Most of the sites were 30 amp full hookup, with some 50 amp available. One of there newest selections was all 50 amp but cost an additional 3 dollars per night to stay there. There are a few cabins available to rent onsite and small upscale trailer homes with full time residents.
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South african yachting accident
Irish woman who died in South African yachting tragedy is named
Adam Cullen Twitter Published 02/02/2016 | 02:30
A 49-year-old Irish woman who died after the luxury boat she was sailing in was ripped apart by rocks off South Africa's Western Cape has been named as Rachel Daly.
A Scottish man George Mills (61) was also killed, while it is understood Ms Daly's husband PJ Daly - also from Ireland - was injured when local yacht the 'Tara' ran aground.
They were the only three people on board the vessel at the time.
All three are said to be resident in the Western Cape area.
The incident occurred between Bokpunt and Gansekraal off the west coast during the early hours of yesterday.
Three rescue crews and police dive teams responded to the incident shortly after 4.30am local time.
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Boating caucus meets
Boating caucus meets on industry issues
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Members of the Congressional Boating Caucus and their staff gathered this week for a briefing on the state of the nation’s recreational boating and fishing industries.
Thom Dammrich, president of the National Marine Manufacturers Association, opened the meetings, which took place in both the House and Senate, with his annual overview of the boating industry.
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Missing boaters in Lake Okeechobee
Search for missing boaters in Lake Okeechobee continues, FWC says
1:37 p.m. Sunday, Feb. 7, 2016 | Filed in: Western PBC
UPDATE, 1:30 p.m.: The Florida Fish and Wildlife Conservation Commission says the search for two missing boaters on Lake Okeechobee continues.
John Russ, 72, and his wife, Diane Russ, 62, both of Myakka City, went on a boating trip near Bird Island, using a Panther airboat. They were reported overdue from the trip on Saturday night. FWC officials, along with Glades County Sheriff’s deputies and the U.S. Coast Guard have conducted a search since that time.
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February 04, 2016
Fishing for Wahoo
Fishing for Wahoo In Barbados
Published on Feb 2, 2016
Fishing once again for Wahoo In Barbados
Wisconsin Ice Fishing
Wisconsin Ice Fishing
Published on Feb 2, 2016
Kingfish Kayak Fishing
My First Kingfish Kayak Fishing Navarre Beach - Pensacola Florida
Published on Feb 2, 2016
Fish with 5 Human Toes
Fish with 5 Human Toes found in the Caribbean
A crazy looking fish with
5 human toes
has been caught off of the
Caribbean coast
by 74-year-old local fisherman!
5 human toes
has been caught off of the
Caribbean coast
by 74-year-old local fisherman!
Salmon River Kayaking
Salmon River Kayaking - Otis, Oregon
Boating Salmon River Oregon from Salmonberry Bridge to Hwy 18 Bridge. This a run we refer to as the "Mini Gorge" Class 3; (4) (P)
Paddlers Karob Austin & Andrea Montalvo
Salmon River Kayaking
Published on Feb 3, 2016
Paddlers Karob Austin & Andrea Montalvo
Salmon River Kayaking
Boy Scouts save father
Boy Scouts save father, 7-year-old boy after boating accident
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MANATEE CO., FL (WFLA) — A young Tampa Bay area boy can credit the quick thinking and fast action of Boy Scouts for helping him and his father after a boating accident.
The father and son left a Manatee County boat ramp on Saturday for what they thought would be a day of fun on the Manatee River.
But less than a mile into their trip their boat hit an object in the water. The boat flipped, sending the father and son into the river.
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Safe boating class
Stay safe by attending this safe boating class
New to boating or need to brush up on your skills?
The U.S. Coast Guard Auxiliary Flotilla 36 is hosting a safe boating class Saturday at Spanish River Park.
The safe boating class is from 9 a.m. to 5 p.m., and topics include boating terminology, boat handling, navigation rules, aids to navigation, federal and state regulations, and safety equipment.
Everyone who completes the class is given a certificate and will be sent a Florida Boating ID card.
The class is $35, and is held in the headquarters building of the park, 3939 N. Ocean Blvd. Attendees are encouraged to bring lunch.
For information or to RSVP, call 561-391-3600.
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February 03, 2016
walleye fishing in Missouri
Area anglers prepare for walleye fishing in early March
Francis Skalicky, for the News-Leader
The March 1 trout park opener may be the first fishing event of the year that grabs media attention, but as winter fades into spring, many area anglers are focused on another popular sportfish.
For many Ozarks fishing folks, early March is time to get excited about walleye fishing. This popular member of the perch family, which many anglers say is the finest eating of freshwater gamefish, begins to spawn in early March. This spawning period, which usually runs into April, sends many anglers to local lakes in search of this prized catch.
People can learn more about walleye at the free Missouri Department of Conservation (MDC) program “Walleye Fishing” on Feb. 10 at the Springfield Conservation Nature Center. The program will be 7-8:30 p.m.
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Alabama's public fishing lakes
Alabama's public fishing lakes.
on February 03, 2016 at 1:30 PM, updated February 03, 2016 at 1:31 PM
Well-stocked state lakes give kids and amateur anglers an
excellent chance of success on small waters, often close to home
There's no question that fishing on private lakes is often better than the action available on big public lakes like those in the TVA chain.
The fish in many of these lakes don't see many lures compared to the constant pounding they get in a hard-fished lake like Guntersville or Pickwick, and that makes them a whole lot easier to catch.
In late winter, small lakes also have the advantage of warming up considerably faster than the bigger waters if the sun cooperates, and that turns on the pre-spawn action weeks ahead of time.
Fatal boating accident
Weekend boating accident turns fatal in Cuba, Missouri
Posted 11:59 am, January 31, 2016, by Staff WriterCUBA, MO (KTVI) – Missouri State Highway Patrol report a fatal boating accident that occurred Saturday afternoon in Cuba, Missouri. The incident happened at Indian Hills Lake. Officials say that a 1994 Aweld boat traveling southbound made an abrupt turn, causing the driver and a passenger to be ejected from the boat. The boat struck a dock before coming to a stop. The driver of the boat was pronounced dead at the scene. Officials identify the victim as 51 year-old Roger Farrar of Cuba. This is Troop I’s first water fatality of the year.
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February 01, 2016
Elementary students hooked on fishing
Hooked on Fishing: Broadwater Elementary students learn on the lake.
Broadwater Elementary student Miles Hardin
gives his first perch a kiss Wednesday morning out on the Helena Valley Regulation Reservoir for the hands-on portion of the Montana Fish, Wildlife and Parks Hooked on Fishing program.
As the first perch rose from the ice hole and flopped in the snow, a 50-voice chorus rang out across the Helena Valley Regulating Reservoir.
“Kiss it, kiss it, kiss it!”
And with schools of ravenous perch eager to bite the swarm of lures dancing beneath the surface, plenty of Broadwater Elementary fourth and fifth graders had the opportunity to pucker up at the urging of their classmates.
The day was part of Montana Fish, Wildlife and Parks’ Hooked on Fishing program, which uses fish and fishing as part of a larger curriculum for students across the state. On Wednesday, Broadwater students had their chance to learn on a frozen classroom, gaining some firsthand knowledge of the reservoir’s fish population as well as some specimens for future dissection.
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using fishing poles to steal mail
Thieves are using fishing poles to try and steal mail out of mailboxes.
THE BRONX (PIX11) -- They were fishing for stolen mail, but they ended being the ones who got caught — by cops.Three suspects were arrested last week after officers observed them hanging around mailboxes on a number of corners in the Bronx early in the morning.
NYPD released a picture of the "fishing poles" they were using to try to snag mail — and whatever money and valuable information might be in it.
In the Bedford Park and Norwood sections of the Bronx, neighbors have been advised that suspects are taking water bottles, tying a string around them, and covering them with sticky glue or fly paper to fish envelopes from mailboxes.
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