Hunting News- 10 of the Fastest Compound Bows We Have Ever TestedThese are the fastest compound bows Outdoor Life has ever tested.
- The Keys to Deer Antler GrowthWill favorable conditions this spring make for heavy deer antlers come fall? Biologists say it takes more than the right rain at the right time.
- 9 Migratory Bird Laws You Didn’t KnowMigratory bird laws can be difficult to navigate, so here is what you need to know to stay legal.
- Four Wilderness-Ready Solar ChargersFour portable solar chargers, for both short wilderness jaunts and serious off-the-grid adventures.
- Four Camping Chairs Totally Worth a SitLightweight, portable chairs you'll want to take with you on your next outdoor trip.
- 10 of the Fastest Compound Bows We Have Ever Tested
- Fishing News
- UK fryers’ federation advises shutdownWith the UK in lockdown as coronavirus spreads, the president of the National Federation of Fish Fryers (NFFF) has advised fish & chip shops to close their doors.
- COVID-19: Need for observer waivedAs part of its response to the COVID-19 pandemic, NOAA Fisheries is temporarily waiving the requirement for vessels with Northeast fishing permits to carry a fishery observer or at-sea monitor.
- Nido Robotics unveils mini dronesNido Robotics has released a pair of mini remotely operated underwater vehicles ideally suited to a range of sectors from aquaculture to search and rescue.
- COVID-19: Fish sector to ensure supplyThe European association representing fish processing and trading companies welcomes measures to combat the economic impact of COVID-19 but warns that further efforts are needed.
- Ten pelagic vessels on order at Skagen yardAn order placed by a UK partnership brings the orderbook of pelagic vessels to be delivered by Ksrstensens Skibsværft in the new few years to ten.
- UK fryers’ federation advises shutdown
Category Archives: fishing
Colorado Hunter Numbers Dwindle Due to Increasing License Fees
Colorado Parks and Wildlife officials are grappling with how to find new revenue streams amid budget cuts and millions of dollars worth of deferred maintenance stacking up at its dams and fisheries just in time for thousands of orange- and camouflage-clad … Continue reading
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Ex-Colorado Fishing Guide, Encourages You To Visit Alaska
Ex-Colorado Fishing Guide, Jason Lesmeister, encourages folk to head north and try their luck at Alaska fishing. We were able to find this recent press release about Jason’s company: COOPER LANDING, AK / Many consider the Kenai River in Alaska the … Continue reading
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Paul Klee: U.S. fly-fishing team in Colorado looking for first world championship
Beneath the steep, red walls of this mountainous valley, Norman Maktima drifts his dry-dropper rig through a deep riffle in an undisclosed section of the Eagle River. (I would tell you where it is, but then I would have to … Continue reading
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Colorado Fishing Report for September 2016
Conditions for the week of Aug. 30. Information is provided by Colorado Parks & Wildlife employees and local fishing enthusiasts. Keep in mind that fishing conditions change on a constant basis. Much can change in a week from the time … Continue reading
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Local Fisherman Creates Unique Rod Holder
Danny Davis, of Ringgold, loves to grab an armful of his fishing rods, load them onto one of his boats and head for Dan River — or any other body of water, near or far — for a day of … Continue reading
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