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| April 21, 2008 |
| Walleye - How I Caught a 10 Pounder |
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10 pound walleye are few and far between but they are out there and can be caught. They did not get that big by being stupid. So to catch them they either have to really be fooled, hungry or mad. Read this article to see how I caught a 10 pounder. I was not doing anything special but 2 other people caught bigger walleye doing just what I did!
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| April 21, 2008 |
| Night Fishing For Crappie |
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Night fishing for crappie can be a very rewarding fishing trip When it gets hot, you'll catch more crappie at night. Remember, crappies are cold blooded. Read My Article and get your free "Night Fishing For Crappie" e-mail crappie fishing course.
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| April 21, 2008 |
| Luxury Beach Vacations |
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Looking to go on a fantastic luxury beach vacation? If you are, it might behoove you to read this article. In it, we're going to talk about the biggest mistakes people make when they're planning their upcoming luxury beach vacation. These mistakes include not planning early enough, not planning appropriately, and paying too much.
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| April 21, 2008 |
| Rain, ice hard on southern Illinois parks |
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The combination of ice during winter and heavy rains this spring has been hard on several parks in southern Illinois reports Les Winkeler of The Southern. Winkeler writes that Ferne Clyffe State Park, the Tunnel Hill State Trail and the Crab Orchard National Wildlife Refuge have been scarred by Mother Nature’s self-inflicted wounds this spring. And damage will have in impact into the summer recreation season, particularly on the 45-mile Tunnel Hill trail. “Every mile was affected,” said Bill Reynolds, the Illinois Department of Natural Resources’ site superintendent at Ferne Clyffe. “We had washing and scouring of the surface. Slowly, but surely, we’re ...
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| April 21, 2008 |
| Take Care Of Your Equipment, Being Successful As A Fisher Depends On It |
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All fisher know, or should know, that you need the right type of equipment for each type of fishing. If you didn't know that then the question should be why are you fishing, you are better of staying at home watching the television from the comfort of your couch. If you really want to become a successful fisher should keep your fishing equipment in perfect working condition.
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| April 21, 2008 |
| Band of Not-Bitter Brothers |
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I haven?t taken time to comment yet on Barack Obama?s silly assertion that gun owners ?cling? to their guns out of some sense of bitterness that is connected to economic hardship. Maybe it is because I?ve been having such a...
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| April 21, 2008 |
| 11 top hard baits for the tackle box |
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Columnist Steve Sarley of the Northwest Herald had an interesting take on 11 hard baits he lists as “must haves” for fishing in northern Illinois. Here is his top 11. 1. White spinnerbait 2. Silver Rat-L-Trap 3. No. 6 floating Salmo Hornet 4. 3.5-inch floating Rapala 5. No. 3 Mepp’s Black Fury spinner 6. Castain Original Series 7. Storm Wiggle Wart 8. Snag-Proof tournament frog 9. Heddon Tiny Torpedo 10. Black buzzbait 11. Countdown Rapala Click here for comments on why Sarley chose what he did.
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| April 21, 2008 |
| There?s a moral to this morel tale |
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MARION - A counterfeit mushroom! How could I have known? Last Thursday when a Galatia resident brought in what she thought was a giant morel mushroom, I thought it was a Godsend. I needed a picture for the Friday edition and I figured Heather Tennessean’s submission would be great. It was 10 inches tall! I thought it could be a record of some kind. As it turns out, it was what is known as a “false morel.” My experience with mushrooms is limited mainly to pizzas known and loved. I buy my mushrooms in the produce department. Never been a problem. Monday morning the calls started coming in. Our morel was not a morel after all. A retraction of some kind was going to be neces...
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