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Editor's opinion - Be safe, be careful and use common sense this weekend
The Fourth of July weekend is a time for celebration, fireworks, the Freedom Swim and outdoor fun.
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Central Florida Fishing
Fishing is still great on all Central Florida Lakes.
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IFA Redfish Tour
ENGLEWOOD -- Celebrities, locals and professional tournament fishermen from around the state came to Englewood to compete for $44,000 in cash and prizes Saturday at the IFA Redfish Tour.
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Another first fish
Over the years I have been fortunate take my kids to the lake and watch them catch their first bass.
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Black snake blues
There's always something new to discover. A few weeks ago I wrote tongue-in-cheek about the joys of castnetting for live bait.
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Know your public services
Charlotte County has many public services to complement its greatest industry, which is boating and fishing.
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Do you stink boat or blow boat?
I was sitting at the bar in one of my favorite marinas, looking out across the Detroit River to Canada.
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So you want to catch your own bait?
Most fishermen would like to catch their own bait.
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Rip currents are killers
Rip currents are strong, channeled currents of water flowing away from shore.
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Social networking site for fishermen
Fishermanbook.com, the world's first social networking site for fisherman (and fisher "ladies"), has launched.
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Pesky dolphins under siege
PANAMA CITY, Fla. (AP) -- Miles offshore, a fight is raging between angry anglers armed with guns and bombs and bottlenose dolphins, the marine mammals popularized in movies and TV shows like "Flipper.
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Electrified reef closer to reality in Florida town
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FORT LAUDERDALE, Fla.
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Charlotte Harbor Singles for Sail
Every week for the past year or so an organization called Charlotte Harbor Singles for Sail has listed its weekly meetings in this publication's "Outdoor News Bulletin Board.
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Researches study whale sharks off La. coast
NEW ORLEANS (AP) -- A commercial fishing boat captain who spotted dozens of the world's biggest fish off Louisiana's coast turned his boat into a research vessel for a week, taking scientists and photographers to look for whale sharks.
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Four paws on deck!
Dog life jackets can mean safety for pet owners as well
Many a dog and dog owner are inseparable pals and with the pooch population in the United States at 75 million and growing, it should come as no surprise that it isn't just Labrador retrievers and other time-honored water dogs climbing into boats these days.
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Scallop population in Sarasota Bay see growth spurt
An unexpected burst of young scallops found in the past several weeks in Sarasota Bay suggests that the effort to restore them to Southwest Florida has begun to pay off.
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July Gulf fishing forecast
The month of July offers lots of offshore fishing opportunities.
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Lightning safety and information
Ahhh, there is nothing like a few days of rest and relaxation to rejuvenate the soul.
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The quick lubricant
We all know what a corrosive environment the saltwater experience can be.
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Installing a bow roller
We have all bruised our shins and beat up the sides of our boat while deploying or retrieving an anchor.
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Fly worries threaten fishing
A growing threat to your favorite sport came to the forefront recently and from the most unlikely of places.
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Lionfish - a threat to all
For the most part, I am a recreational fisherman.
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