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Colorado Division of Wildlife weekly fishing report — Aug. 24, 2010
Blue Mesa Reservoir is Colorado’s largest body of water. The reservoir, when full, is 19 miles long and has over 90 miles of shoreline. Blue Mesa is known for having big fish and for having the largest kokanee salmon fishery in the United States.
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Going Ike: The Jersey Shore
No, I’m not talking about the MTV reality TV show. I’m talking about our family vacation this summer. It was one of the best ever. We really had a good time.
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Kevin VanDam: Fishing mudlines
The fastest path between two points is a straight line. So it’s no surprise that Kevin VanDam, a noted power fisherman capable of covering vast quantities of water with lightning speed, is a big fan of them. But his favorite lines have to do with mud.
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OUTDOORS REPORT: Rain keeps river levels high
Wisconsin’s wet summer carried through yet another week, withthe entire state receiving additional rain, with some very heavyrain of 5-6 inches reported in the northwest. All major riversystems continue to run extremely high for late summer.
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Outdoors: Giants gobbling up fish
Many of the worldand#8217;s most highly respected marine scientists are collectively demonstrating their concern for our fast-diminishing populations of ocean game fish, marine mammals and seabirds.
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OUTDOORS: Weekly fishing report: Aug. 19
The fish report is weekly. Its accuracy depends on marinaoperators, tackle shops and local fishermen we contact. Anglerscatching large fish should send the information to Outdoor NewsService, P.O. Box 9007, San Bernardino, CA 92427, or telephone909-887-3444, so it can be included in this report. Faxes can besent to 909-887-8180. E-Mail messages or fishing reports can alsobe posted to Jim …
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Invasive species hitch a ride on river fishermen’s boots
The felt-soled boots of anglers, ideal for keeping their footing on river rocks, turn out also to be ideal transportation for unwanted organisms like “rock snot.” So fishermen are slowly giving them up, and some states are banning them.
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Outdoors: Media on the hunt for shark team
Local concerns about too many seals in our waters are nothing new. From 1888 to 1962, between 72,000 and 135,000 seals were killed for a bounty in Massachusetts. Maine paid out even more bounties during that time. The policy, which was aimed at eliminating the voracious fish eaters to help commercial fishermen, contributed to the demise and then full protection of seals in our waters.
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