Birth control for fish
A huge experiment that involved deliberately polluting an entire lake with synthetic oestrogen has given scientists invaluable data on what the chemical is doing to the environment
I’m generally quite skeptical about research on trace levels of human-made chemicals in the environment because often the claims are not backed up by the evidence. [...]
Fishing expert Dave Csanda will present two topics at the 2008 Northland Outdoors Sportshow to help people improve their confidence in fishing for smallmouth bass and walleyes. At 1 p.m. on Feb 23 and Feb. 24 Csanda will talk about fishing for walleye in shallow water. Because many people like to fish for walleye in [...]
And there was our friend and professional guide Tom “Perch” Maynard in the middle, balancing the tasks of making us both happy while also accomplishing his personal mission of scouting for the looming fishing season.
We had set out on the New River in Perch’s big raft on this last-gasp cast-and-blast adventure about 8 a.m., with [...]
David Chong’s BassTalk seminar at Fishing World is all about hard jerk baits.
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Voice by Chuck Lefleur
Music by Jon Schmidt from the Podsafe Music Network
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fishing, hunting or gun show happening or coming soon to the area.
Personally, this is one of my favorite times of the year. The reason that I say that is it’s the time of the year for me when I spend quite a bit of time on the road traveling from sport show to sport show [...]
“Angling records can pinpoint some of the best waters to fish,” Dilts said, “but a certain amount of luck and skill is required to catch a big fish. We offer programs for catch-and-keep and catch-and-release fishing.”
What follows is based on the DNR’s 2007 catch-and-keep category. Study this information, and try fishing some new spots. Detailed [...]
There were guides and outfitters from all over North America, including one from Canada called Pine Cliff Lodge. They offer fishing for northern pike, lake trout, walleye, smallmouth and yellow perch. They also offer hunting trips for bear, moose and grouse - and their prices are really amazing.
There were also quite a few tackle vendors [...]
When Wayne Hadley shot a moose out of season near Cochrane this winter, he says he was making a stand for Métis rights — like his ancestors who fought alongside Louis Riel.
Hadley, whose great-great-grandfather and great-grandfather fought in the Riel Rebellion, shot the moose with a 30.30 rifle during one of six hunts staged by [...]
A tiny frog species thought by many experts to be extinct has been rediscovered alive and well in a remote area of Australia’s tropical north, researchers said Thursday.
The 1.5 inch-long Armoured Mistfrog had not been seen since 1991, and many experts assumed it had been wiped out by a devastating fungus that struck northern Queensland [...]
There are any of a number of factors which can help promote wildlife viewing as a eco , ” green” and general target niche tourist product to enhance tourist focus and the growth of raw tourism to the Lake Manitoba Interlake and specifically the Lake Manitoba Narrows regions.
First for the bald-eagles in the regions, their [...]
Sarah Palin listens as John McCain delivers a speech during the Clinton Global Initiative annual meeting in New York. Photograph: Jason DeCrow/AP
The Republican Sarah Palin and her officials in the Alaskan state government drew on the work of at least six scientists known to be sceptical about the dangers and causes of global warming, to [...]
Organizers for the Red River Walleye Challenge have caught their limit again.
For the second time in as many years, a full slate of 75 teams will launch from Selkirk Park On Oct. 5 for the ninth annual fishing derby created to help raise funds for CancerCare Manitoba.
Teams comprised of two females or one female and [...]
WBT Championship Pros (2007 season points race results listed)
1 Sheri Glasgow, Muskogee, Okla.; 1480
2 Pam Martin-Wells, Bainbridge, Ga.; 1344
3 Lucy Mize, Ben Lomond, Ark.; 1253
4 Audrey McQueen, Luna, N.M.; 1248
5 Juanita Robinson, Highlands, Texas; 1245
6 Tammy Richardson, Amity, Ark.; 1220
7 Judy Wong, Many, La.; 1214
8 Dianna Clark, Bumpus Mills , Tenn.; 1206
9 Cindy Hill, [...]
The Heliconia Press, a leading publisher of books and DVDs on outdoor pursuits, is proud to announce that “Kayak Fishing – The Ultimate Guide” DVD, released on February 1, 2008, has won Best Instructional Film at the third annual Reel Paddling Film Festival.
Beautifully shot in stunning locations, Kayak Fishing – The Ultimate Guide brings viewers [...]
Official tourism site for this Canadian province. Features quick facts about the province and its history, and materials for visitors about accommodations, events, outdoor adventures, and regions (such as Winnipeg and Pembina Valley). Also includes details about the Manitoba Masters Angler Program, and maps and photos. In English and French.
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Ducks Unlimited HomepageDucks Unlimited Homepage: Wetlamds , Conservation , Waterfowl , Duckhunting
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Sportsman’s Resource ManitobaThe Most Comprehensive Directory of Fishing Sites Available
Government of Manitoba Hunting , Fishing , Camping and Tourism WebsiteGovernment of Manitoba Hunting , Fishing , Camping and Tourism Website
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Sportsman’s Resource ManitobaThe Most Comprehensive Directory of Fishing Sites Available
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Why not visit the “Polar Bear Capital” of the world in Churchill, Manitoba to see these magnificent carnivores in their winter habitat. From late November to December, the bears gather on Cape Churchill, on the western shores of Hudson Bay to wait while the Bay freezes over, to enable them to move onto the ice [...]
Interlake Spectator — Great opinion last Fri., March 31, ‘Jim’!
There are a select few who reciprocate, contribute, extend respectability and bestow blessings on our town and its people.
Then there are the takers Jim has referred to as ‘stakeholders’. Their calculated decisions are created behind closed doors, quietly, secretly, with a select few muckety-mucks, the so called [...]
Canada’s Green Budget Coalition highlights key environmental priorities for the 2008 federal budget in Big Steps Forward: Recommendations for Budget 2008.
Mirroring Canadians’ concern for the environment, the Coalition budget recommendations focus on federal government efforts. Jim MacNeill, a leading environmental thinker said, “The budget is the single most important policy statement a government makes about [...]
A Model Act has been proposed to restrict bulk removal of Canadian water. The Canadian Water Issues Council (CWIC), authors of the paper, are conducting policy research on trans-boundary water issues.
A Model Act for Preserving Canada’s Waters, prepared in collaboration with Program on Water Issues (POWI) calls for immediate legislation to protect Canadian water basins. [...]
Canada’s release of a climate change adaptation report has been stalled since fall 2007. The report highlights key issues for each region in Canada and outlines risks and opportunities for climate change adaptation.
The scientific report from Natural Resources Canada entitled From Impacts to Adaptation: Canada in a Changing Climate 2007 was scheduled to be released [...]
AS the lakes of the Midwest, Northeast and Canada freeze, clusters of fishing shacks appear, forming villages above the best wintertime fishing spots — despite the cracking, moaning and eerie warbling of the thickening but unstable skin of ice.
Once a foot of ice accumulates, fishermen in New York tow houses onto Saratoga, Oneida and Champlain. [...]
The Schedule for 2008 Full Throttle Walleye Series includes MN division April 26th, Mississippi River pool 4, June 28th Mille Lacs, and Sept. 6 St.Croix River. The WI events include Lake Winnebago April 12th, Lake Winnebago May 31, and Bay of Green Bay Sept. 13th.
Events are designed with a pre-tournament meeting [...]
“Fenwick® ELITE TECH rods are the PERFECT Fishing Rods”- Hank Parker. As one of the worlds premier rod builders, at Fenwick® we challenged our Senior Engineers and our Elite Pros to think outside the box, and to design and produce the finest fishing rods ever built, and they overdelivered. They not only built the finest [...]
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Yamaha has been ranked “Highest in Customer Satisfaction with Four-Stroke Outboard Engines” in the J.D. Power and Associates 2008 Marine Engine Competitive Information Study(SM). This is the fifth time Yamaha has been recognized in J.D. Power and Associates studies, and the announcement comes on the heels of Yamaha’s winning its sixth consecutive Customer Satisfaction Index [...]
Bass Cat Boats received it’s fourth (4th) consecutive J.D. Power and Associates award for; Highest in Customer Satisfaction with Fiberglass Bass Boats 2008.
The award marks a four (4) year run by Bass Cat since entering the J.D. Power and Associates study, beginning with 2005, 2006, 2007, and now 2008.
Attending from Mountain Home, AR were [...]
The Sierra Club of Canada is giving the federal Conservatives a failing grade for their environmental record and kudos to Quebec and British Columbia for their efforts to reduce emissions.
A report by the Ottawa-based environmental group says federal officials have a lot to learn from their municipal and provincial counterparts when it comes to climate [...]
Only about 4% of the world’s oceans remain undamaged by human activity, according to the first detailed global map of human impacts on the seas.
A study in Science journal says climate change, fishing, pollution and other human factors have exacted a heavy toll on almost half of the marine waters.
Only remote icy areas near [...]
Mystery of the Missing Fish
stocks plummet, leaving an industry in crisis and a rash of unanswered questions
Anglers off the California coast began noticing it a few winters ago. The number of chinook salmon, a hardy breed that supports much of the fishing economy from here to Oregon, was mysteriously declining. After a decade of steady [...]
John Noel on Humminbird’s Side Imaging Sonar #072
Host Peter Wood sits in on the Canadian Bass Anglers Federation, Waterloo Wellington Bass Anglers Chapter meeting as they listen to John Noel of Humminbird chat about the highlights of side imaging sonar
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Wild TV added to Star Choice’s expanding cannel lineup.
Starting February 7, 2008, Star Choice is offering Wild TV (ch. 456) - Canada’s first 24-hour hunting and fishing channel dedicated to Canadian hunters, anglers and outdoorsmen and women. Wild TV offers original programming that captures the thrill of hunting and fishing in the Canadian wilderness as [...]
Manitoba has the oldest roads in the country, according to a new report from Statistics Canada.
The report, which examines highways and roads, bridges and overpasses, water supply systems, wastewater treatment facilities and sanitary and storm sewers, found that Manitoba had the second oldest public infrastructure in the country in 2007, exceeded only by Nova Scotia.
Manitoba [...]
Canada’s Maude Barlow is inspiring a movement against corporate control of the world’s water. A new film featuring Barlow is making waves at this year’s Sundance Film Festival.
Barlow’s work motivated filmmaker Irena Salina to create her documentary entitled Flow: For Love of Water, which reveals disturbing realities of water as a commodity. Ms. Barlow has [...]
