VanDam Your Boat!
By editor on Feb 18, 2010 | In News, Products, Bass Fishing, Fishing | Send feedback »
Good times for Humminbird right now! And they're apparently sharing some of the love with the rest of us. Check this cool contest that any angler would like to win: VanDam Your Boat!
You can win a complete set of the new Humminbird electronics our home boy done good Kevin VanDam uses to stay on top!!
Get your free entry in. Good luck!!
2010 date set to honor 2009’s IGFA top anglers and manufacturers
By editor on Dec 5, 2009 | In News | Send feedback »
The IGFA’s seventh annual World Record Achievement Awards (WRAA) celebration, presented by Mercury Marine has been set for April 10, 2010. The awards ceremony recognizes the men, women, juniors, and professional captains for the most world records in 2009 compiled from the Top 10 list to be published next January in the IGFA’s 2010 World Record Game Fishes book.
Lees Global Tackle is having an incredible holiday sale
By editor on Nov 29, 2009 | In News, Products, Sponsors | Send feedback »
Lees Global Tackle is having an incredible holiday sale, with hundreds of high quality lures under $5, and clearance Sunline Spools for 11 bucks. We have the new Sasetki craws and Super pin tail shad lures.
Check out Black Friday and Holiday Sales Through GreatLakesBass.com
By editor on Nov 27, 2009 | In News, Products | Send feedback »
Big savings available from many affiliated companies through GreatLakesBass.com. Check out the Black Friday pages to save holiday cash! Included in savings up to 60% you'll find fantastic deals on Humminbird Side Imaging units with 798c starting at $832 and the larger 997 as low as $1,499.88!!
Michigan State Parks, Recreation Areas Offer Fall and Winter Camping
By editor on Oct 31, 2009 | In News, Camping, MI Dept of Natural Resources, Hunting | 1 feedback »
Hunters and Other Outdoor Enthusiasts Have Camping Options in Michigan through the Winter
Oct. 7, 2009
The Department of Natural Resources reminds fall and winter outdoor enthusiasts, including hunters, that there are many state parks and recreation areas that remain open and offer camping opportunities throughout the fall or winter seasons.
Tomahawk Creek Flooding State Forest Campground's Partially Reopened
By editor on Oct 31, 2009 | In News, Fishing, Camping, Public Access, MI Dept of Natural Resources | Send feedback »
West Unit New Boat Ramp Ready
October 29, 2009
The Michigan Department of Natural Resources today announced the new boat launch at Tomahawk Creek Flooding State Forest Campground's West Unit has reopened for use. The newly upgraded campground adjacent to this launch will reopen next spring, at the beginning of the 2010 camping season. The campground is located in the southwest corner of Presque Isle County, 13 miles north of Atlanta off of M-33.
IGFA Launches National Anglers’ Legacy Pledge Drive
By editor on Oct 30, 2009 | In News | Send feedback »
The Recreational Boating & Fishing Foundation (RBFF) in Alexandria, Va., announced that the IGFA has joined a growing list of partners who support and promote the Anglers’ Legacy program. Anglers’ Legacy, a national mission from the Take Me Fishing campaign, encourages outdoor enthusiasts to introduce newcomers to boating and fishing. The IGFA is encouraging staff, members, online visitors and guests to the Fishing Hall of Fame & Museum to “Take the Pledge” and introduce at least one new person to the sport.
“Did You Know?” – Interesting facts from the IGFA
By editor on Oct 25, 2009 | In News | Send feedback »
This month the IGFA features some facts from affiliated partners in the marine and fishing communities including the Recreational Boating and Fishing Foundation, the U.S. Fish & Wildlife Service and the National Marine Manufacturers Association.
The Recreational Boating and Fishing Foundation
- Boaters and anglers are significantly more satisfied with their marriages, relationships and friendships — and are more likely to have a close relationship with their children – than those who don’t boat or fish.
- Boaters and anglers are more likely to recycle, carpool and donate money to environmental organizations than people who aren’t boaters and anglers.
- Connecting with family is a primary reason for going fishing.
Source: RBFF online survey (2007)
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