Monthly Archive: May 2010

Taskforce urges boaters’ vigilance against invasive quagga and zebra mussels

Quagga and Zebra Mussel

May 27, 2010 STATE OF CALIFORNIA DEPARTMENT OF BOATING AND WATERWAYS 2000 Evergreen Street, Suite 100, Sacramento, California  95815 http://www.dbw.ca.gov Contact: Gloria Sandoval, Department of Boating and Waterways, 916-715-1657 (cell) Troy Swauger, Department of Fish and Game, 916-322-8932 Roy Stearns, Department of Parks and Recreation, 916-654-2270 Pete Weisser, Department of Water Resources, 916-653-3350 Steve Lyle, …

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DELTA BASS-N-FLY May 21st 2010

Delta Bass n Fly Event

Contact: Ken Hanley                                                       FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE Tel: (510) 657-4847 Email: kenpacx@yahoo.com Website:  www.bassnfly.com DELTA BASS-N-FLY CHALLENGE “Fly Fishing Only” California Delta Tournament On May 21st the third annual Delta Bass-n-Fly Challenge took place near Stockton, California on the Sacramento/San Joaquin Delta……. 44 teams participated in the competition, 88 contestants total. Anglers came from throughout …

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Revolutionary Technology Sweeps Fishing Rod Industry

Carrot Stix

After first introducing carrot science to the fishing world with their popular Carrot Stix Rods, Element 21 is now on the fore front of another rod revolution with their Micro Guide technology! In addition to reducing the overall weight, improving casting distance and durability as well as increasing rod sensitivity, the Micro Guide technology complete …

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West Coast Bass Delta Pro Am

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West Coast Bass Delta Pro Am results & big bass brag board: Soakin’ Senkos is secret to success Brought to you on May 22, 6:10 AMStockton Fishing Examiner by Jody Only Pictured from Left to Right Tami Curits, Jim Novotny, Sal Herrara, Jodie White, tournament bass anglers cashing checks in the final stop of the West …

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How to assemble SuperCaster Pro 1000 & 800 SX Handle Assembly

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1) Grease the rubber ring on the inside of the handle ratchet. 2) Turn the drag knob fully clockwise as far as possible. 3) Turn the knurled handle keeper and ratchet fully clockwise but not too tight to the drag knob. 4) Turn the forged handle assembly fully clockwise. 5) Turn the knurled handle keeper …

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Harmful Aquatic Hitchhikers: Mollusks: Zebra Mussel

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What do zebra mussels look like? NOAA, Great Lakes Environmental Research Lab Zebra mussels on a stick Photo by Simon van Mechelen, University of Amsterdam, 1990. Click image to enlarge Zebra mussels get their name from the striped pattern of their shells. However, the pattern varies greatly to where there are no stripes, only dark …

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Fish Clipper

Fishclipper Attached to a Rod

I’ve found a new product that will help keep your rods organized, lures safe and more…..  Watch the Video at www.fishclipper.com Fishclipperª Product Page The Fishclipper is the first fishing safety clip on the market to secure loose hooks dangling from your fishing rod and prevents hook injuries. The Fishclipper is designed to hold treble …

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The Right Fishing Rod

Mark Lassagne

Which Club? By Mark Lassagne The right fishing rod will you catch more fish. Gary Dobyns the all money winner on the west coast has used a special rod made only for ripping a jerk bait, he says it is the key to catching more and better quality fish. Gary says if you not using …

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McCoy Fishing Line Packaging wins a Pinnacle Award

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PRESS RELEASE McCoy Fishing Line Packaging wins a Pinnacle Award Lake Havasu City, April 30, 2010: McCoy Fishing Line announced today that it was awarded American Marketing Associations highest honor – a Pinnacle Award for their complete package re-design and logo makeover. The American Marketing Association Pinnacle Awards are distinct from any other advertising awards …

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What Stage The Fish Are In

Charlie Weyer

By:  Charlie Weyer Published with Re-Print Rights from Bass Angler Magazine Spring time brings about confusion for a lot of anglers and rightfully so – it’s a time of year where a lot of variables are working against an angler. Weather, moon phase and even cold runoff generated hundreds of miles away can create havoc …

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