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    <title>Big Game Bash, Get  Backwoods, Mad Town</title> 
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    <description>Attend Big Game Bash
Learn from Northeast saltwater pros! The exclusive two-day event packs a huge punch: in-depth seminars from world-record holders, over 16,000 square feet of displays, discounted tackle, $15,000-plus in door prizes, including an expenses-paid big game trip to Panama. Tickets are available at the door, or call (508) 221-5136. 
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Get Backwoods
Oklahoma City&#39;s Backwoods Hunting and Fishing Expo kicks off its 24th annual show at the Oklahoma State Fairgrounds! Meet and talk with tackle and gear manufacturers! Attend free seminars from industry pros! Check out the Big Bass Tank, Oklahoma Whitetail Hall of Fame, and cringe as Joe Martin&#39;s Texas Snakehandlers climb into a sleeping bag of rattlers! Rock-Zilla rock climbing wall, onsite catfishing and more!
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Mad Town Fishing Expo
Experience the largest show of its kind in the Midwest!  The Madison Fishing Expo offers the latest in tackle, boats and gear—and awesome seminars. Bring in your antique lures for a free &quot;Antiques Roadshow&quot; style appraisal! All show proceeds are used to fund fishing-related projects throughout South Central Wisconsin. </description> 
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    <pubDate>Fri, 25 Feb 2011 18:38:00 GMT</pubDate> 
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    <title>Sharks, Alaska &amp; Keys: On-Your-Own</title> 
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    <description>You&#39;ve had awesome trips with guides, but we know you love the challenge of blazin&#39; your own trail! So, if you&#39;ve got the itch for a DIY trip this year, check out these killer resources!                            	                                                                      	                                 	                                   	                                 	      Video: Insane DIY Shark Fishing
Try your hand—and arms, legs and back—at land-based shark fishing on the Texas coast! Get info to plan your own trip, from the best time of the year to assembling a fishing crew and setting up shark camp at www.tx-sharkfishing.com.
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                            	                                                                                                                                                                               	                                 	                                 	                                   	                                 	      Into Alaska (With A Clue)
Wanna fish Alaska on your own? Well, keep in mind that &quot;The Last Frontier&quot; can be brutal on greenhorns so it&#39;s a good idea to plan, plan, and plan some more! Be like Dick Proeneke not Chris McCandless. Don&#39;t make it the last destination on your bucket list ...

Study The Milepost—considered &quot;The Bible of North Country Travel&quot; since 1949. It&#39;s chock full o&#39; trip planning and prep tips, as well as mile-by-mile info on where to fish and hunt, eat, and find gas on the lonesome highway. 
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Kayak The Keys
Fish the same waters Ernest Hemingway, Ted Williams and Zane Grey loved to fish. Whether by rented skiff, kayak, or simply from shore, there&#39;s plenty of DIY adventure to be had in the Florida Keys!  

Check out trip planner info from The Saltwater Sportsman, this DIY bonefish guide and info about Keys kayak fishing. </description> 
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    <pubDate>Thu, 24 Feb 2011 18:15:00 GMT</pubDate> 
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    <title>98-Pound Record From A Kayak</title> 
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                                            Kayaks are lightweight, relatively inexpensive and can get anglers into the shallow backwaters other boats can&#39;t reach. It&#39;s no wonder so many fishermen have embraced the exciting sport of kayak fishing. Imagine, though, catching a heavyweight world-record from one of these paddle craft. 

That&#39;s exactly what Aussie Denis Harrold did while slow-trolling a Squidgy Slick Rig (a down-under version of a soft swimbait) on Lake Monduran in Queensland, Australia. The fish—a monster barramundi—tipped the scales at 44.6 kilograms (98.33 pounds) and measured 135 centimeters (53.15 inches), with a hefty 107-centimeter (42-inch) girth. 

Besides being excellent table fare, barramundi are unique in that they start life as a male, then change into a female at about 4 years of age. 

Though not yet officially recognized by the International Game Fish Association, Harrold&#39;s monster barramundi outweighed the current world record by more than 15 pounds.</description> 
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    <pubDate>Wed, 23 Feb 2011 18:11:00 GMT</pubDate> 
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    <title>3 Fishin&#39; Trip Must Haves</title> 
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    <description>It&#39;s late February and colder than a brass suppository. Everywhere, fishing opportunities are limited. Football&#39;s over. You&#39;ve cleaned your reels, spooled new line, organized tackle and set yourself up for spring. Now what? 

Plan your next big fishing trip! While most guides, outfitters and trip planners offer &quot;what-to-bring&quot; checklists on their websites, we&#39;ve pulled together some must-haves for a successful, hassle-free trip. Whether you&#39;re headed to Mexico for monster bass, Alaska for salmon and halibut, or anywhere in between, these items will come in handy.
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The biggest names in music rely on SKB roadcases to protect high-buck guitars and stage gear. So, when we learned about the SKB rod transport system (seven rods up to 7-foot, 2-inches), we were psyched! ATA-approved for headache-free air travel! You can nap en route knowing your rods are safe! Unconditional lifetime warranty!
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Treasure Maps
Why leave all the navigation fun to your guide or outfitter? Whether you&#39;re using a handheld GPS, smartphone or iPad, know exactly where you are!  Better yet, get the most out of your money and mark the hotspots for future trips, with the guide&#39;s permission, of course! Check out the latest in GPS cards, smartphone applications and software from Navionics.
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Got a truck console full of broken headlamps? Face it, most headlamps stink: hard-to-find battery types, low lumens, short battery life, no color options for nighttime stealth. Well, here&#39;s the perfect headlamp for your next fishing trip. Perfect customer rating and under $40. Check it out.</description> 
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    <pubDate>Tue, 22 Feb 2011 17:48:00 GMT</pubDate> 
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    <title>Weekend Edition: Bass Super Bowl, Wonderful Eelpout, Greatest Show</title> 
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    <description>Attend The Bass Super Bowl
Now that the other Super Bowl is over, set your sights on the competition that really matters—the 2011 Bassmaster Classic in New Orleans. It&#39;s a weekend full of tradeshow glitz, thrilling competition and weigh-in fanfare—a spectacle every angler should witness at least once!
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Enjoy The Wonder
Walker, Minnesota&#39;s annual eelpout festival is so much more than a tribute to an ugly, bottom-dwelling fish that can coil around your arm like a starving boa constrictor. Ice fishing houses, from the grandiose to the ridiculous, will be displayed. There&#39;s also eelpout curling and rugby, as well as the Eelpout 500 on-ice auto race. And, of course, the Bikini Ice Fishing Team&#39;s fashion revue!                            	                                   	                                 	                                 	                                   	                                 	      
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See The Greatest Boat Show
Miami&#39;s International Boat Show is undoubtedly the greatest exhibition of its kind in the world—where manufacturers unveil the latest fresh- and saltwater fishing rigs of all sizes, as well as the newest equipment and gear. Visitors can also take their pick from a number of free fishing seminars, incredible live entertainment like the Florida Marlins Mermaids Dance Team and fun activities for the youngsters. </description> 
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    <pubDate>Fri, 18 Feb 2011 17:40:00 GMT</pubDate> 
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    <title>Knot Wars Breaks Top 5 Downloads</title> 
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    <description>                                                                                                                         	                                                                                                                       	                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                             Fishermen across the country have spoken. They love the new Knot Wars app for their iPhones, iPods and iPads. In just two months since it rolled out, it cracked the Top 5 downloads among all paid iPhone Sports apps. 

The app is based on the incredibly popular Knot Wars segment as seen on &quot;North American Fisherman-TV&quot; on the Versus Network. During the show, Steve Pennaz tests various fishing knots in head-to-head battles until one champion emerges. Now, the handy smartphone app puts detailed tying instructions for dozens of the strongest fishing knots right in the palm of your hand. Use it on the water, or as you practice your wraps at the kitchen table. 

Imagine ... with the Knot Wars app, you&#39;ll never again lose a fish because of a poorly tied knot. </description> 
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    <pubDate>Thu, 17 Feb 2011 17:38:00 GMT</pubDate> 
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    <title>Gear For Your Girl</title> 
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    <description>It&#39;s easy to tell when a fishing manufacturer aims its new rod, reel or tackle box at the female fisherman. Typically, it&#39;s colored pink. Hot pink, pastel pink, medium pink—it&#39;s the latest trend. And a lot of the gear is good stuff, too, but that doesn&#39;t mean all high-performance equipment for women has to be in that feminine hue. Check out this serious gear for your significant angler.
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Lighter Than Air
Get her a G. Loomis ultra-light trout and panfish spinning rod and watch her interest in fishing blossom. Their lengths and weights are manageable, and they&#39;ll handle everything from trout to light-duty bass fishing. Just remember to keep your dirty paws off. Better still, get one for yourself, too.
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High-Tech Ain&#39;t Just &quot;Guy&quot; Tech
Abu Garcia&#39;s Soron SX spinning reel matches up well with the trout and panfish stick, but it&#39;s no lightweight where it counts. Heavy-duty brass gears provide smooth retrieves and the carbon matrix drag is ultra smooth.
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 Full Petal Jacket
Nothing cuts a fishing trip short faster than getting cold and wet. Cabela&#39;s Dry-Plus Alatna Parka will keep her comfortable on the water. Plus, it&#39;s cut and styled for the female form so she won&#39;t struggle casting while swimming around in one of your old rain jackets. </description> 
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    <pubDate>Wed, 16 Feb 2011 17:19:00 GMT</pubDate> 
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    <title>How To Fizz A Fish Successfully</title> 
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    <description>                                                                                                                         	                                                                                                                       	The beautiful bass you just took off a 35-foot rockpile is floating belly-up. Now what? You know the problem. Its distended gut tells you the swim bladder is expanded, which keeps the fish from diving to bottom. You also know the solution—fizzing. But frankly, jamming a hollow, 18-gauge needle into a fish&#39;s vitals isn&#39;t exactly in your comfort zone. 

Watch this 7-minute video, produced by Texas Wildlife &amp;amp; Parks fisheries biologists, though, and the mystery will dissolve like lake mist under a rising sun. The term for this condition is: barotrauma, and it happens when bladder gas expands as a fish is reeled from deep water to the surface. Reversing the condition is easy, if you know the steps, and it&#39;s a skill every angler should master. 

As a bonus, there&#39;s a section that&#39;ll take you back to your high school biology room&#39;s dissection table. But if you&#39;re squeamish, you can close your eyes for that part.   </description> 
    <dc:creator>pcosgrove</dc:creator> 
    <pubDate>Tue, 15 Feb 2011 17:14:00 GMT</pubDate> 
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    <title>Valentine&#39;s Day Comeback</title> 
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It&#39;s Valentine&#39;s Day, knucklehead! You spent the weekend at the boat show—and you forgot? Okay, we&#39;re going to save your butt. Follow this advice and we guarantee she won&#39;t throw you back. 

Cook With Booze
Women will tell you there&#39;s nothing sexier than a man who can cook. Prepare this fantastic salmon recipe and she&#39;ll volunteer dessert. All you need is butter, bourbon, maple syrup and salmon. Same menu as your last fishin&#39; trip, huh? Wait, no bacon? 

A Full Stringer!
Buy and print certificates for movie theaters, spas, retail outlets, wine clubs, etc. It&#39;ll be like coming home with a full stringer of fish!  

Not In My House
You left a huge mess the last time you cleaned fish in the kitchen. So, after dinner let her relax while you clean up.</description> 
    <dc:creator>pcosgrove</dc:creator> 
    <pubDate>Mon, 14 Feb 2011 16:59:00 GMT</pubDate> 
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    <description>It&#39;s late February and colder than a brass suppository. Everywhere, fishing opportunities are limited. Football&#39;s over. You&#39;ve cleaned your reels, spooled new line, organized tackle and set yourself up for spring. Now what? 

Plan your next big fishing trip! While most guides, outfitters and trip planners offer &quot;what-to-bring&quot; checklists on their websites, we&#39;ve pulled together some must-haves for a successful, hassle-free trip. Whether you&#39;re headed to Mexico for monster bass, Alaska for salmon and halibut, or anywhere in between, these items will come in handy.
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The biggest names in music rely on SKB roadcases to protect high-buck guitars and stage gear. So, when we learned about the SKB rod transport system (seven rods up to 7-foot, 2-inches), we were psyched! ATA-approved for headache-free air travel! You can nap en route knowing your rods are safe! Unconditional lifetime warranty!
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Treasure Maps
Why leave all the navigation fun to your guide or outfitter? Whether you&#39;re using a handheld GPS, smartphone or iPad, know exactly where you are!  Better yet, get the most out of your money and mark the hotspots for future trips, with the guide&#39;s permission, of course! Check out the latest in GPS cards, smartphone applications and software from Navionics.
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Got a truck console full of broken headlamps? Face it, most headlamps stink: hard-to-find battery types, low lumens, short battery life, no color options for nighttime stealth. Well, here&#39;s the perfect headlamp for your next fishing trip. Perfect customer rating and under $40. Check it out.</description> 
    <dc:creator>pcosgrove</dc:creator> 
    <pubDate>Sat, 12 Feb 2011 17:48:00 GMT</pubDate> 
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    <title>Watch Fish Flicks, Crash A Boat Party, Win A Bass Cat</title> 
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    <description>Watch Fish Flicks
The second best thing to doing is watching. Of course, we&#39;re talking about fishing. The Fly Fishing Film Tour, simulcast to cities in Colorado, Oregon and Montana this weekend, is THE fishing entertainment event of the year. Check the schedule for a showing near you! Microbrew friendly. 

Watch now! Musky On A Fly.
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Crash A Boat Party
This weekend&#39;s giant Bass Pro Shops Boat Show in Cucamonga, California, offers family fun, and discounts up to $3,500 for you! Plus, buy a boat and get a Tracker/Bass Pro Shops gift card worth $1,000. Not bad.
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Win A Bass Cat
Win a sexy Bass Cat bass boat with a Mercury OptiMax Pro XS outboard and matching trailer! And killer Pinnacle baitcasting combos ... Register NOW.</description> 
    <dc:creator>pcosgrove</dc:creator> 
    <pubDate>Fri, 11 Feb 2011 16:51:00 GMT</pubDate> 
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            You find that one bait that&#39;s got the perfect action, color, profile, whatever—and what usually happens? It gets discontinued before you have time to buy a case of &#39;em, and you&#39;re forced to scrounge close-out bins and garage sales. 
            
            Second chances are more scarce than an honest angler, but if you&#39;re a fan of the old 1-ounce Cordell Super Spot, the biggest Pop-R ever made or the deep-diving Model A, say a prayer of thanks. The companies that made these iconic baits have breathed new life into them, at least for a short time, and they&#39;re available online right now. 
            
            The big Spot was the original single-rattle lipless crank, while the huge Model 9A dives faster than just about anything else you can throw. And the big P70 Pop-R? None other than Zell Rowland himself made that lure a go-to bait for anglers all over the country. 
        
        
            
            
                
                    
                        
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            Try a reel from this list of gorgeous must-have reels and you may just abandon your old gear... Sometimes you gotta have the right tool for the job.
        
        
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            Top Gun Baitcaster Blazes &#39;Baits
            The Team Daiwa Steez High-Speed Baitcast Reel might be the best baitcasting reel you&#39;ll ever own... Courtesy of a wicked 7.1:1 gear ratio, this reel is the go-to machine for blazing spinnerbaits, buzzbaits and crankbaits at ultra-high speed. Not only is it fast, it&#39;s smooth like 12-year-old scotch. Check out the reel&#39;s near perfect customer rating.
        
        
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            THE Reel For Microlines
            What do $10,000 bicycles and the Stradic CI4 have in common? Carbon fiber construction for increased strength and reduced weight. Designed to meet the critical demands of microline ultra-finesse fishing, the Shimano Stradic CI4 is the endgame when it comes to solving finicky bites. Without a doubt, a veritable panfish and trout slayer...
        
        
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             Reel Muscle for Saltwater Monsters
            The Penn Torque Spinning Reel is tough, durable and performs best when the pressure&#39;s on—like, for instance, when you&#39;re battling a striper, sailfish or tarpon. It&#39;s 100 percent stainless steel, and let&#39;s you choose between automatic or manual trip at the touch of a switch. For the strenuous, real-world demands of fighting monster saltwater fish, the Penn Torque&#39;s speed and muscle prevail. USA-made and built-like-a-tank.
        
        
            
            
                
                    
                        
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    <pubDate>Wed, 09 Feb 2011 20:10:00 GMT</pubDate> 
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            The guys with pocket protectors seem pretty darned convinced that rocket science is gonna put more fish in your boat. While working overtime in the Spiderwire lab they successfully combined high-density fluoropolymer strands with &quot;The World&#39;s Strongest Fiber,&quot; Dyneema. The result? Fishermen now have a sinking braid that is super sensitive, ultra-abrasion resistant, strong as steel, and resistant to UV light, heat and cold. 
            
            While monofilament and standard non-sinking braids are versatile, they aren&#39;t perfect for every application. When the bait needs to sink fast and sensitivity is key, Spiderwire&#39;s new UltraCast FluoroBraid is the bomb. 
            
            From droppin&#39; frogs into slop holes to drop-shot applications and jiggin&#39; redfish on sand flats, pro bass and inshore anglers are raving about the line&#39;s benefits! Just ask pro Mike Iaconelli. 
            
            So, the next time you reach for that under $10 spool of mono, pony up the extra cash for a revolutionary new braid. Superlines may cost twice as much, but the benefits are many. 
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    <pubDate>Tue, 08 Feb 2011 20:09:00 GMT</pubDate> 
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            Warning! What you are about to see is the work of professionals trained in hand-to-hand combat with goliath grouper... Enter Capt. Ben Chancey&#39;s Chew On This Charters... 
            
            A giant goliath grouper sends Capt. Bo Johnson airborne, and then, swimming. Fortunately his red bikini-clad fishing partner yanks him back into the boat to resume the battle... Does he land the leviathan on his handline? Was the whole event staged? You be the judge..
            
            Another &quot;Chew on This&quot; video pits Capt. Ben Chancey against a 600-pound goliath grouper. It appears the monster fish may win as it snaps Chancey&#39;s rod just above the reel and chaos ensues... 
            
            Ever worn a nut cup to fish? Well, after viewing this video of muscle-man/actor Hal Kreitman battling another Charlotte Harbor goliath grouper, you just might... And get out the Preparation H... 
        
        
            
            
                
                    
                        
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            Fishermen are typically an agreeable lot. And that&#39;s the problem. It takes a lot to get their blood boiling. Fishing writer Robert Montgomery is the exception. Over the years he&#39;s seen too much idiotic legislation, like that which recently closed 12% of  Southern California&#39;s best sportfishing waters, and heard too many whackos whining about the &quot;evils of angling.&quot;  
            
            Montgomery thinks it&#39;s time to step up and defend our right to fish and access public waters. His website www.activistangler.com keeps tabs on government intrusion, environmental extremists, loss of access, invasive species (i.e. Asian carp, northern snakehead, etc.), pollution and other threats. 
            
            Death By A Thousand Cuts
            Bob reveals the worst threats that are chipping away at our sport. 
            
            10 Ways To Become An Activist Angler
            Steps you can take to help stop the madness.  
            
            Activist Angler Journal on Key Issues Facing Anglers
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            If a fisherman&#39;s castle is his cabin on the lake, what&#39;s his throne? Well, here&#39;s a chair that deserves consideration ... along with a couple tackle storage options for your royal review. 
        
        
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            Angler&#39;s Throne
            Talk about the perfect chair for a fisherman—this one comes built into a handy tackle backpack! How many times have you hiked along a river and wished for a spot to sit? Never again. Only thing we&#39;d change is the name; &quot;Rock River Backpack Fishing Chair&quot; is practical, but &quot;Angler&#39;s Throne&quot; sounds cooler. 
        
        
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            Angler&#39;s Pack
            Angler&#39;s Pack is the real name of this soft-sided backpack tackle box. Comes with four plastic tackle boxes, a built-in rod holder and a separate storage section at the top for reels, clothes, food, etc. It&#39;s nearly bullet-proof, though hopefully you won&#39;t need to test that feature.
        
        
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             Angler&#39;s Stroller
            OK, so it&#39;s a stretch to call the Pelican Ultimate Travel Case a &quot;stroller,&quot; but look at it this way: It&#39;s got wheels, and it carries your most precious possessions—reels, lures and line, of course. This thing is heavy duty; tote your most valuable gear in here and rest easy.
        
        
            
            
                
                    
                        
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            We&#39;re fairly sure you&#39;ve watched at least one video clip where an angler explains how to pop a buried fish hook out of human flesh. BUT—have you ever seen one that shows how the hook got there in the first place? We thought not. Go ahead and keep one eye closed while you watch this video.  
            
            Renowned Mexico Bass Outfitter, and Fresh Water Fishing Hall of Famer, Billy Chapman Jr. is founder of the legendary Anglers Inn International. One of Anglers Inn&#39;s gems is Lake El Salto, a world-class destination for HUGE bass, and where 50- to 100-fish days are common. During 30 years of running the camp, he&#39;s learned a great many tricks, and it&#39;s quite obvious that he&#39;s dedicated to passing along all manner of vital information that will help other anglers get out of a tight spot. 
            
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