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Trophy Fishing in Yukon Territory

1 Comment 07 March 2010

by Mary L. Peachin The vast wilderness straddling the Continental Divide in Yukon Territory’s makes Inconnu Lodge as remote as it gets. This stunning landscape is swathed by black and glacial green switch backing rivers, isolated alpine lakes, jagged peaks with some flat ridged mountains, and tundra covered by a rainbow of summer flowers. Considered [...]

Fishing News

American Anglers Laud Appointment to Key Federal Fisheries Post

0 Comments 07 March 2010

By Katie McKalip, Theodore Roosevelt Conservation Partnership In a move that recreational anglers across the country have reason to support, Eric Schwaab has been appointed assistant administrator for fisheries for the National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration. In his new position, Schwaab will oversee management and conservation of marine fisheries and marine mammals, sea turtles and coastal [...]

Fishing Tips

Seeing Is Believing

0 Comments 06 March 2010

Back in the late 1970’s steelhead fishing became an important part of my life. I’d fished for the stealthy, often times seemingly non existent fish in at a younger age, but once I turned twenty steelhead fishing became an important part of my life. At least twice during the summer months several of my fishing [...]

Chef's Delight

Baked Sesame & Ginger Lingcod

0 Comments 05 March 2010

Go Fish Magazine Recipe of the month Ingredients 2 lbs lingcod fillets 3 tbsp sesame oil 2 tbsp soy sauce 1 cup white wine 1 bunch of fresh cilantro 2 scallions, chopped 3 garlic cloves, minced 1 tsp ginger Preheat oven to 400 degrees. Soak fillets in buttermilk overnight. Coat roaster or rack pan with [...]

Fishing Reports

Uncharted Waters for Great Lakes

4 Comments 20 February 2010

Like zebra mussels, asian carp, and other invasive species, the White House has recently laid the groundwork for a federal takeover of the Great Lakes and its tributaries. It started with an insult to anglers, and has become what amounts to a jurisdictional breach.

Warning: The Sturgeon General Says These Fish Are Addictive!

0 Comments 18 February 2010

by John L. Beath Armor-plated survivors from the day of dinosaurs prowl the lengths of the Columbia River in search of easy meals. Their vacuum-like mouths extend below their head and suck up whatever their noses and whiskers signal as eatable food to their brains. When they happen across an angler’s bait with a barbless [...]

The Underwater Secret Lives of Lingcod

2 Comments 18 February 2010

By John L. Beath Our jumbo-sized white curly tailed worm lay motionless with a big hook sticking out of its side. Flat ocean seas combined with sunny skies gave us a perfect, can’t miss picture of the ocean sixty feet beneath our boat. As we watched and waited patiently for one of the curious 10-plus [...]

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