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Plan to cut menhaden harvest advances, but questions arise
A plan to reduce fishing for Atlantic menhaden along the East Coast moved ahead Wednesday, though the scale of the cutback came into question amid new doubts about how much overfishing has hurt the economically and ecologically important species. A panel...
Tags: Science, Tilghman Island, Layoffs and Downsizing, Seafood and Fishing Industry, Chesapeake Bay Foundation
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For Boog Powell, Key West is favorite place to travel
He's a legendary Baltimore Oriole, has starred in Miller Lite beer commercials, and in recent years, has become a barbecue king.
Yet to fans in Baltimore and beyond, John Wesley Powell Sr., is simply "Boog" — friendly and down-to-earth, despite all...Tags: Harry S. Truman, Seafood, Cal Ripken, Jr., American Airlines, Inc., Limes
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Outdoors: Fly fishing can land the large or smallmouth bass
I know you sometimes think I spend too much time writing about fly fishing. There was a time when I would have agreed with you, but then I learned the art of casting and to place the fly where it would be most effective. Today along with many others I... -
Richard N. Novotny Sr.
Richard N. Novotny Sr., former executive director of the Maryland Saltwater Sportfishing Association who also lobbied on behalf of state recreational fishermen, died Sunday of kidney failure at Ivy Hall Geriatric & Rehabilitation Center in Middle River....Tags: Essex (Baltimore, Maryland), Seafood and Fishing Industry, Annapolis, Lobbying, Pembroke Pines
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As Gunpowder tubing grows, so do the conflicts
On a hot summer day, Big Gunpowder Falls beckons and thousands answer the call: anglers, swimmers, kayakers and picnickers. The Gunpowder also speaks to Gary Kloch, who hears cash registers each time a customer pays $20 to $35 for a red-and-yellow tube...
Tags: Energy Resources, State Parks, Equestrian, Natural Resource Industry, Preakness Stakes
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Rare blue lobster caught in Ocean City
You've heard of once in a blue moon, but what about once in a blue lobster?
The crew of The Potluck fishing boat came up with a sparkling catch last week off the shores of Ocean City: a rare blue lobster.
Capt. John Gourley brought in the blue lobster...Tags: National Aquarium Baltimore, Genes and Chromosomes
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Commentary: Rock Run Landing, gone but not forgotten
There's a line at the end of "The Road Warrior," second of the three Mad Max flicks, that haunts me more as I grow older: "He lives now only in my memory." The older I get, the more things there are that live only in my memory, well and also the memories...Tags: Respiratory Disease, Port Deposit, Boats
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Outdoors: Fly fishing in a cool stream beats hot and humid days
I just received an email from KCC deer processing in Forest Hill. They informed me that farmers and hunters feeding the hungry is letting them accept deer taken under the crop damage program. You can take your deer to KCC, where they will be processed and... -
Cops, kids fish for better relationship
Not long after boarding a boat with an Annapolis police officer this week, DeSean Turner, 11, boasted that he would catch at least 40 fish, but he refused to touch the worms without using needle-nose pliers. The other boy on the boat, 13-year-old...
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Outdoors: The art of catching fish and a few ways to best do it
The sound of bait of some type hitting the water is always a thrill. In most cases we have no idea what type of fish will inhale our offering. The hope is something will see it as a meal. The trick is to present the bait in areas where there are fish.... -
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Tuesday, May 29 School news The Board of Education will hold a closed meeting at 8:30 a.m. in the Planning Room at the department, 10910 Clarksville Pike in Ellicott City. 410-313-6680. Saturday, June 2 Yard sale The Orthodox Church of St. Matthew will...Tags: Judaism, Jazz (genre), Christian Orthodoxy, Christianity, Music
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Children learn to fly-fish, catch fun and life lessons
— Christopher Gearhart does not know where he would be without fly fishing. Growing up in this Frederick County town, Gearhart's father left the family when he was a small child. Donald Lewis, the town's mayor, took Gearhart and a few other kids to...
Tags: Frederick (Frederick, Maryland), Injuries and Wounds, Waynesboro (Waynesboro, Virginia), Memorial Day, Frederick County (Virginia)
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