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BASS moves Federation Nation Championship to Louisiana's Red River
Amateur anglers will gather on Louisiana's Red River Oct. 27-29 for the BASS Federation Nation Championship, from which six will earn coveted slots in the 2011 Bassmaster Classic.
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Warm spell kick starts Jordan crappie spawn
Jordan Lake’s crappie fishing began to heat up with an early March warm spell. A warm spell during the first week of March has Tar Heel anglers hoping winter weather finally has ended.
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Weldon Boating Access Area renovated
RALEIGH, N.C. (March 2) – The North Carolina Wildlife Resources Commission has opened the newly refurbished Weldon Boating Access Area on the Roanoke River for this year’s striped bass season.
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SE coast sea bass, reds best bets now
Black sea bass are the prime target for offshore anglers as winter weather continues its grip on most of North Carolina. Tar Heel saltwater anglers with cabin fever who want to escape North Carolina’s frigid winter weather have only a couple of choices, and they continue to be at the southeastern coast.
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What are hot baits for bass in March?
Richard Rackley of Garner caught this 10-pound largemouth bass on a jig in March. Nothing gets you fired up like the anticipation of bass fishing in March. There is no better opportunity to get on lots of giant pre-spawners and catch them on a variety of lures.
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Mayflies big blessing for springtime fishing
Spring mayfly hatches make for some of the best mountain trout fishing of the year. Spring is truly the time of the trout fisher. The weather is perfect for fishing, wildflowers are in bloom, and, best of all, mayfly hatches are emerging.
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Saltwater tournaments come and go
Boats line up in the Intracoastal Waterway for a tournament weigh-in. The rumor mill is going wide open these days when it comes to saltwater fishing tournaments. Some rumors carry some truth, and some are as ridiculous as the silly-season trade rumors that permeate NASCAR and other pro sports.
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Badin tournament date is switched
Steve Dyer of Mt. Pleasant won the big-fish award with this 6.31-pound bass and teamed with Rob Sledzewski of Lincolnton to win the Jan. 9 Southern Championship Fishing Winter Trail event. The Southern Championship Fishing Trail’s Yadkin Spring Series opener at Badin Lake has been switched to March 13 to March 14 to avoid conflicting with the March 13 Jim Ledbetter Memorial Cancer Benefit Tournament at Lake Norman.
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Automotive GPS units have leapt miles forward
This Garmin unit shows you which lane you need to be in to make upcoming turns, and shows your GPS-measured speed next to the current posted speed limit. Have you ever missed a turn, decided to go around the block and found yourself in a part of town you didn’t know existed? Try that with a boat behind you, and everyone in the vehicle may find out how good you are at backing a trailer long distances.
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Fishermen rally to net support in Washington
Between 4,000 and 5,000 fishermen from around the country gathered Wednesday to call for congressional action to reform how marine fisheries are managed. Many fishing industry spokesmen and more than 20 political leaders who support the fishing industry are calling the “United We Fish” rally that was held near the Capitol in Washington, D.C., on Wednesday (Feb. 24), accomplished exactly what it was intended to do – draw attention to problems with the current course of marine fisheries management.
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