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Kentucky Angler’s Texas Triumph: Monster Turtle and Record-Breaking Gar
Kentucky angler Art Weston’s recent fishing trip to Texas was an adventure unlike any other. While aiming to break a record for alligator gar, Weston reeled in a surprising catch – a colossal, 200-pound alligator snapping turtle! Weston, accompanied by …
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Georgia Boaters Land Record-Breaking Catches
Two Georgia anglers from Telfair County can now boast state saltwater fishing records, thanks to impressive catches they reeled in early May, according to the Georgia Department of Natural Resources (DNR). Jason Rich, from McRae-Helena, battled a nearly 24-pound Almaco …
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Indiana Angler Reels in Record Perch
Indiana angler Blas Lara has a whopper of a tale to tell after reeling in a new state record yellow perch! The monster fish, weighing in at a whopping 3 pounds, 2 ounces, shattered the previous record that stood for …
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Anglers are Fined $10k After Catching 348 Fish in One Day
A group of recreational fishermen recently faced hefty fines totaling $10,500 after they were found guilty of catching an astonishing 348 fish in a single day, a glaring violation of fishing regulations, including nine times the daily limit for snapper. …
Coast Guard Seizes 200 Pounds of Illegally Caught Fish Off South Texas Coast
In a recent operation, the U.S. Coast Guard apprehended four individuals and confiscated approximately 200 pounds of illegally caught red snapper off the South Texas coast. The incident highlights the ongoing efforts to combat illegal fishing activities that threaten both …
Sailfish Conservation: Keep Them in the Water
Sailfish, those captivating and swift creatures, are best admired in their natural habitat, not on your lap for a photo. Federal regulations prohibit the removal of sailfish from the water in most cases, emphasizing humane practices in their conservation. In …
Climate Change Impacting Michigan Hunting and Fishing, Urges Action
A coalition of Michigan hunting, fishing, and conservation groups is highlighting the growing impact of climate change on the state’s outdoors and wildlife. Warming global temperatures are threatening key fish and game species, stressing forests, and altering animal territories and …
Texas Angler’s Epic Catch: 283-Pound Alligator Gar Eyes World Records
In an angler’s dream come true, Art Weston snagged a colossal 283-pound alligator gar in Texas, setting the stage for a potential double world record. On September 2, Weston reeled in this behemoth at Sam Rayburn Reservoir, a renowned hotspot …
Empowering Disabled Veterans through Fly Fishing Adventures
In a heartwarming tradition that has spanned seven years, disabled veterans in our community were treated to a memorable day of fly fishing. The renowned nonprofit organization “Project Healing Waters” and the Stroudsburg Rotary once again joined forces to create …
Massive Fish Spill Sparks Concerns Over Commercial Fishing Practices
Between September 11 and 14, a staggering number of nearly one million dead fish washed ashore along Louisiana’s southwest coastline, resulting from multiple commercial fishing boats dumping approximately 850,000 fish due to overfilled nets. The incident primarily involved menhaden fish, …
Maryland Angler Brian Summerlin Sets New State Record for Sheepshead
In a remarkable feat of angling prowess, a resident of Somerset County, Maryland, has officially etched his name into the annals of fishing history. The Maryland Department of Natural Resources has duly recognized Brian Summerlin, hailing from Princess Anne, for …
Palmetto Angler Hooks ‘Double-Digit’ Tarpon in Memorable Tampa Bay Fishing Expedition
Captain Griffin Deans is a true fishing enthusiast, averaging more than 300 charters annually since obtaining his captain’s license. While many of these trips blend together over time, some stand out as unforgettable, and he recently experienced one such extraordinary …
When Mother Nature Channels Dr. Seuss: Alaska’s Colorful Catch
In the wacky world of fishing, Alaska stands as the undisputed champion of oddities. Sure, you’ve heard of one fish, you’ve heard of two fish, and you’ve definitely heard of a red fish. But, hold onto your fisherman’s hat because, …