October 27, 2009 Hunting & Fishing News

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)

Gateway Canyons Resort Invites Leaf-Peepers, Seniors, Girlfriends and Motor Heads With Seasonal Packages

Summer is over, but for some travelers the best time to be going to southwest Colorado is now. Whether it’s the activity of viewing Colorado’s glorious fall colors, or it’s the need to just get away with friends, Gateway Canyons Resort offers special packages (http://www.gatewaycanyons.com/index.php) that help to put people right where they need to be. (PRWeb Oct 2, 2009)

Police hunting serial sex offender after attacks in Mangere (TVNZ)
South Auckland police are hunting what appears to be a serial sex offender who has attacked children and a woman in Mangere.

Freedom Group, Inc. Names Walter (Wally) McLallen as Chairman of the Board

(FGI) is pleased to announce that the Board of Directors has named Walter (Wally) McLallen as Chairman of the Board, effective September 8, 2009. Having served on the Board of Directors since May 2007, McLallen has been instrumental in assembling the largest firearms manufacturer with a world-class management team. He replaces Paul A. Miller, Executive Chairman, who resigned to pursue new operational business opportunities. (PRWeb Sep 10, 2009)

Aqualand Marina Included in Water Wars Documentary

A Georgia Public Broadcasting crew recently spent a day filming at Aqualand Marina on Lake Lanier, Georgia, as part of an upcoming documentary on what has become known as the Tri-State Water Wars. Aqualand was the only marina on Lake Lanier interviewed for the documentary. (PRWeb Oct 17, 2009)

Not All Boat Suds Are Created Equal: BoatU.S. Foundation Tests "Green" Boat Soaps

Environmentally-friendly Boat Cleaning Tips (PRWeb Sep 11, 2009)

Fishing may be regulated by spring (Daily Pilot)
Proposals on how to regulate fishing and protect marine life along the Southern California coast, including Newport Harbor’s, are making their way through the state and could be implemented by the spring, state officials said Thursday.

Fishing/hunting report (San Diego Union-Tribune)
This week's fishing and hunting highlights for the San Diego region and beyond.

20th Annual Cheeca Lodge Presidential Sailfish Tournament Returns January 21-23, 2010

Cheeca Lodge & Spa Celebrates New Main Lodge, New VIP Oceanfront Ballroom and New Premier Suites with a Special Offer for the 20th Annual Cheeca Lodge Presidential Sailfish Tournament Anglers. (PRWeb Sep 18, 2009)

InventHelp® Clients Patent Combination Fishing Bucket and Seat to Enable Anglers To Put Away Catch Quickly and Easily

InventHelp®, America's leading inventor service company, announces that two of its clients, inventors from Milwaukee, Wis., have designed a combination fishing bucket and seat to enable anglers to put away their catch while sitting on the bucket. This invention is patented and a prototype is available. (PRWeb Sep 10, 2009)

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What's the Difference Between 9mm Luger and 9mm Parabellum?

There are a number of different 9mm cartridges in the world, and some of them have multiple names. That can be pretty confusing, for sure. For instance, what's the difference between these cartridges: 9mm Luger, 9mm Parabellum, 9mm NATO, 9x19mm? Click the link to find out...

Four Ways To Cook Bass Filets
I like eating bass and often keep a few after a tournament, especially the dead or dying ones. There are a lot of ways to cook them and these four are my favorites. Try them and let me know how you like them, and share your favorite ways to cook fish with me.
Four Ways To Cook Bass Filets

Four Ways To Cook Bass Filets originally appeared on About.com Freshwater Fishing on Friday, October 23rd, 2009 at 11:13:37.

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