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Posted on Jan 29, 2013 in
Top Shots, grouper guide
By Doug Olander
Posted on Jan 10, 2013 in
Top Shots
By Doug Olander
I admit it pains me to say Morgan Promnitz is a fish-catching machine. First, that’s become a major cliché — but it works. And second, I’m just jealous. Read More
Posted on Jan 4, 2013 in
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By Doug Olander
Will Interior Secretary Ken Salazar Finally Step Up to the Plate and Respond to Public Concerns About his “Idle Iron” Oil Rig Policy? Read More
Posted on Dec 25, 2012 in
Top Shots, kayak fishing, Ocean Kayak, yellowfin tuna fishing
By Doug Olander
With all the 400-plus-pound yellowfin tuna in the news these days, a mere 114 ½-pounder doesn’t rank as spectacular in size. But of course everything is relative.If you’ve paddled out to deep blue depths in a 13 ½-foot piece of plastic, and from that platform hooked and — for more than three hours — fought that 114 ½-pounder, with a big tiger shark hot on its caudal fin, that makes the catch seem a bit more spectacular. Read More
Posted on Dec 17, 2012 in
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By Doug Olander
Those of us who venture onto the ocean as anglers generally share a common appreciation for the mystery and power of the place. In part, I think it’s the unpredictable essence that attracts us; unlike in our daily lives, one never knows what to expect when we venture forth. Read More
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