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Posted on Feb 2, 2010 in Next Cast
I remember in 1987 when my father became the first on his block to buy a MacIntosh II personal computer. At the time, I was enjoying my early career as a newspaperwoman, but I was quite impressed that Dad was embracing the new technology of my generation. Leap forward 23 years and now I'm the "impressive" middle-aged tech geek. And I thought such characteristics didn't run in families. Read More
Posted on Dec 15, 2009 in Next Cast
If you're like me, a year flies by and you're left wondering why you didn't get out on the water as often as you'd have liked. Most of my reasons have to do with work or weather. But in 2010, I resolve to use the following list to justify fishing more often. Maybe this will help you, too. 10. Marginal Weather Forecast? No Excuse! Perfect chance to test new outerwear and determine if newer braided lines really resist wind knots. Read More
Posted on Nov 3, 2009 in Next Cast
Lauderdale event's 50th year boosts hopes for boaters Today's economy still feels like a tight band around the chest - no one can really breathe easily. So when events like this past week's 50th Anniversary Fort Lauderdale International Boat Show (FLIBS) put the marine industry on display, everyone starts looking for signs of relief. Thankfully, we saw some. Read More
Posted on Sep 22, 2009 in Next Cast
Fishing is all about friendships and storytelling. So it's no wonder website forums became instantly popular as bragging boards and informational highways. Forums remain a positive venue for many anglers, but more and more I see online fishing communication flourishing at social networking sites. Read More
Posted on Aug 24, 2009 in Next Cast
I've been editor of Sport Fishing magazine since 2001, but I've been a female angler all my life. In those many years, I have seen the industry and its angling public evolve to enfold more women, children and families. I've heard the watchdogs warn that fishing must broaden its appeal or face the imminent fade typical of traditional hook-and-bullet sports.  As a result, I've really noticed the proliferation of pink. Pink rods, pink reels, pink shirts, pink tackle bags, pink hats, pink gloves. Read More
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