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fishing tackle News Archive26-Jul-2008
Treasure Coast Fishing Report: July 26 (TCPalm.com)Indian River, St. Lucie, Martin, Okeechobee counties
fishing 8 (Cape May County Herald)The Cushman family from Pennsylvania caught over 100 bluefish trolling on light tackle with Captain Jim McClintock on the Fins&Grins. For rent: Middle Township $1,325 3 beds 2 baths...
Outdoors column: Get the lead out in swaps (St. Cloud Times)In a number of states outside Minnesota, using fishing tackle made of lead is illegal. Restrictions and bans on lead fishing sinkers and jigs are becoming more prominent in other countries as well.
Fishing report (Pittsburgh Tribune-Review)Waxworms and small minnows have been the best baits for anglers catching trout and a few bass at Upper Hereford Manor Lake, said Wilma Strang of Wills Bait and Tackle in Zelionople. Anglers at the lower lake have picked up a few walleyes, too.
Charity fishing tourney on Little Red River Saturday (The Searcy Daily Citizen)There will be a charity fishing tournament on the Little Red River this Saturday to raise money for the Make-A-Wish foundation. Joey Vaughn and his wife, Tosha, have set up the tournament.
Topwater fishing is explosive at Milford Lake (The Kansas City Star)M?ILFORD, Kan. | Barry Sunstrom was getting his wake-up call. It was 6 a.m., and he was still a bit bleary-eyed as he steered his boat onto Milford Lake.
FISHING CALENDAR (Asbury Park Press)Now to Sept. 6: Jersey Coast Bait & Tackle Fluke Tournament. $35 entry fee. Cash prizes based on total entry fees with 20 percent of total benefitting SSFFF. For more information visit www.JerseyTackle.com.
ICAST show highlights new fishing tackle items (Chico Enterprise-Record)Last week's annual International Convention of Allied Sportfishing Trades (ICAST) show was again held in Las Vegas, an unlikely location for virtually every major fishing tackle company in the world to display their hottest new items for the
Warmer temperatures make for better bass fishing (Pittsburgh Tribune-Review)While the warmest days of the year may push deer to the fringes of daylight, turn catfish nocturnal and even make some trout go belly up, smallmouth bass go on the offensive.
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