Bass Fishing Fever I am writing this article more towards the Jr. Bass Anglers as well as the young adults that have been bitten by the bug. You must know the one I’m talking about, right? It’s the one that gives a person what they call “Bass Feverâ€, (don’t worry, it’s nothing like the Beaver […]
Archive | February, 2004
COA ANNOUNCES THIRD ANNUAL ESSAY CONTEST
COA ANNOUNCES THIRD ANNUAL ESSAY CONTEST Winner gets $1000 scholarship to Hunting and Fishing Adventure Camp The Christian Outdoor Alliance has announced its third annual essay contest for boys and girls 11-16. The young person who writes the best essay on the topic “The Importance of Our Hunting and Fishing Heritage” will receive a $1000 […]
Yamaha SR230 Wins Boating Industry’s
Yamaha SR230 Wins Boating Industry’s KENNESAW, GA – The Yamaha SR230 boat, a 23-foot, 10-passenger open-bow runabout that features two independent, four-stroke engines and a unique lounge area at the stern, won the 2003 National Marine Manufacturers Association Innovation Award at the Miami International Boat Show in Miami Beach, Florida. Chosen best of class in […]
eTrex Legend Took a Bullet for this Marine
eTrex Legend Took a Bullet for this Marine The following is an edited version of a letter sent to Garmin®, dated May 22, 2003. I would like to relate to you a story of my son and your Garmin eTrex Legend. Chris is a Lance Corporal in the U.S. Marine Corps. Prior to Christmas, he […]
TPWD Surveys Show Solid Stocks of Redfish, Trout
TPWD Surveys Show Solid Stocks of Redfish, Trout AUSTIN, Texas –The Coastal Fisheries Division of the Texas Parks and Wildlife Department has released the results of annual coastwide gill net surveys and the news is good for saltwater anglers. “It was a great way to welcome me onboard,†stated Larry McKinney, Ph.D., the newly named […]
New ‘Texas State Parks Pass’ Provides Free Entry, Many Extras
New ‘Texas State Parks Pass’ Provides Free Entry, Many Extras AUSTIN, Texas— Visitors heading to Texas state parks this spring will be greeted upon arrival with posters and park employees sporting lapel buttons that read: “All the Parks. Extra Perks†designed to call attention to a new annual parks pass. The new Texas State Parks […]
TPWD Employee Recalls Lost History with ‘Buffalo Soldiers’
TPWD Employee Recalls Lost History with ‘Buffalo Soldiers’ AUSTIN, Texas – The gray warehouse is easily overlooked in between the industrial buildings just outside of downtown Austin. Only a tiny Texas Parks and Wildlife Department seal on the glass door hints at the library of artifacts inside. Step inside, and you may relearn history. “Up […]
TPWD Reorganization To Support Water Conservation
TPWD Reorganization To Support Water Conservation AUSTIN, Texas – The Texas Parks and Wildlife Department is merging its Resource Protection Division into other field divisions, a move agency leaders say will allow it to better focus on critical water resource issues. Resource Protection is the environmental science division of the state agency, with teams that […]
Synergy® Supreme Spinning Reels
Synergy® Supreme Spinning Reels Quality, value, and an affordable price Shakespeare is proud to introduce a new spinning reel series for 2003. The new Synergy® Supreme Spinning Reel Series is available in both front and rear-drag models. Front-drag models have three ball bearings and the E-Z® Cast trigger system with self-centering bail. Rear drag models […]
Mercury Racing Announces 2003 APBA Offshore Contingency Awards
Mercury Racing Announces 2003 APBA Offshore Contingency Awards $75,000 National and World Championship Prize Purse Distributed Fond du Lac, Wis. – Mercury Racing is pleased to announce the $75,000 APBA Offshore GMC Pro Series National and World Championship contingency prize purse winners for the 2003 racing season. The purse rewards the top five 2003 National […]
Invasive Carp Poses Threat to Game Fish, Wildlife
Invasive Carp Poses Threat to Game Fish, Wildlife FRANKFORT, Ky. — The meandering lower Ohio River for centuries has carved sloughs and oxbows all over far western Ballard County in what is now the Boatwright and Ballard Wildlife Management Areas. These lakes also held sport fish until a weaponless conqueror from Asia showed up. “Ten […]
Serving Our Country
Serving Our Country Greetings, I was compelled to write this since I have been somewhat mellow dramatic these days. Guess it is my mid-life crisis. My circle of friends here currently look at their future somewhat gloomy and bleak. Most don’t really want to be here. Going back state side only buys some time before […]
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