November 6, 2009 Hunting & Fishing News

The World's Biggest Sport Fishing Website Just Got a Whole Lot Bigger

SportFishermen.com launches an online store featuring products every fishing, hunting, camping, boating and outdoor activity enthusiast will love. (PRWeb Oct 26, 2009)

Respected Outdoorsman Teaches Others How to Survive the Wild with a Smile

SurvivingTheOutdoors.com is a fresh new website that tackles surviving in the wild with an experienced outdoorsman. Website founder Steve Gatz has been a well renowned adventurer for more than forty years, and now seeks to provide others with innovative survival equipment and share his expertise through a new blog. (PRWeb Sep 18, 2009)

Orange Seal Fishing Reel Ceramic Bearings by Boca Bearings

Boca Bearing's much anticipated line of Orange Seal fishing reel ceramic bearings have finally arrived. Boca's Orange Seal bearings are the true secret weapon for serious fishing and distance casting. Orange Seal bearings bring cutting edge ceramic technology to the fishing industry with increased casting distance, substantially longer life and overall better performance. Ceramic hybrids are a combination of stainless steel races with ceramic balls. Ceramic balls are virtually frictionless, 1/3 lighter and several times harder than steel, as a result spool startup is faster and sustained spool speeds are much higher. The reduced friction allows some reels to free spool for up to 120 seconds! (PRWeb Sep 2, 2009)

Vermont Launches HunterExam.com's Interactive Hunter Education Study Guide

New online hunter safety study guide exposes students to all topics that will be covered during the classroom instruction needed to obtain their Vermont hunter education certificate. (PRWeb Oct 26, 2009)

Vessel Bottom Line Burned and Sank During the Start of the Bisbee's Black and Blue!

The sport fishing yacht The Bottom Line is resting on the bottom on the Sea of Cortez. Minutes after the flare starting the 29th Annual Bisbee's Black & Blue Marlin Tournament doused in the ocean, one of the participating sport fishing boats already miles away caught fire and sank. (PRWeb Oct 22, 2009)

For Fourth Consecutive Year, Atlantic Outboard Named National E-Tec Dealer of the Year

For the fourth consecutive year, Westbrook, CT-based Atlantic Outboard, Inc., the region's top volume dealer of fishing boats, and the largest E-Tec retailer in North America, has received the coveted Evinrude E-Tec National Sales Excellence Award, an honor the business has earned every year since 2006. (PRWeb Sep 1, 2009)

A Bad Economy Adds up to Good Deals on Florida Vacations for 2009

With the sluggish economy effecting reservations on the Gulf Coast, Rental Agents have decided to come up with their own "Stimulus Package" by offering unprecedented discounts to vacationers willing to visit in the Fall season. (PRWeb Sep 24, 2009)

New Recreational Mariner E-Newsletter Focuses on Safety at Sea

NOAA nautical chart partner OceanGrafix relies on research and customer experiences to launch e-news focused on safer boating. Called OG News, it's a non-promotional e-news designed to keep sailors up to date on nautical news, NOAA, and safety at sea. (PRWeb Oct 15, 2009)

KISS Fishing - Too Much Fishing Equipment
There is an old saying KISS - keep it simple, stupid. This can apply to fishing. All too often we get too involved in our equipment and forget to think and catch fish. Slow down, think about what you are doing and why you are fishign and keep it simple.
KISS Fishing - Too Much Fishing Equipment

KISS Fishing - Too Much Fishing Equipment originally appeared on About.com Freshwater Fishing on Friday, October 30th, 2009 at 10:52:44.

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Finesse Fishing - Catching Bass Finesse Fishing
Finesse fishing is using light line and small lures to catch fish. Sometimes it is just about the only way to catch bass. You should always have a light outfit with you ready for those tough times when finesse fishing is the best way, and maybe the only way, to catch bass.
Finesse Fishing - Catching Bass Finesse Fishing

Finesse Fishing - Catching Bass Finesse Fishing originally appeared on About.com Freshwater Fishing on Saturday, October 31st, 2009 at 11:18:26.

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Crappie Fishing Survey
A few years ago I found out how fisheries biologists make predictions about populations and fishing for lakes and rivers. Crappie are one of the most popular fish in the south and they survey the populations each year. The methods they use were very interesting to me.

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Crappie Fishing Survey

Crappie Fishing Survey originally appeared on About.com Freshwater Fishing on Monday, November 2nd, 2009 at 09:26:27.

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FAQ: Which Scope Should I Buy?

Wondering what scope is best for your gun? If so, you're not alone... many other folks over the years have wondered the same thing. Hopefully, this article will help make your decision easier...

Top Ten Fish Recipes
I love fish cooked in a lot of different ways. Some are more healthy than others, but they all taste good. As the weather turns bad this is a good time to pull out some of those frozen fish and cook them up, bring back the fishing trip when you caught them. Fresh fish are better but even frozen fish are better than no fish at all.
Top Ten Fish Recipes

Top Ten Fish Recipes originally appeared on About.com Freshwater Fishing on Thursday, November 5th, 2009 at 10:03:43.

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Braided Fishing Lines - What You Need To Know
Braided lines are very good for some kinds of applications while fishing. They have good and bad points. Decide if braids are what you need for your fishing and use them but be careful - you can cut yourself badly if you try to wrap it around your hand and break it. Braided Fishing Lines - What You Need To Know

Braided Fishing Lines - What You Need To Know originally appeared on About.com Freshwater Fishing on Tuesday, November 3rd, 2009 at 09:28:16.

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