Review: Patagonia Aluminum-Barred Rock Grip Boots

Review: Patagonia Aluminum-Barred Rock Grip Bootsby Joe Cermele Ever since I donned my first pair of Korker's cleats on a snot-slick jetty years ago, I adopted a new personal policy: if I'm walking on wet, slimy rocks, be they in salt- or freshwater, there would be studs on the soles of my feet. I'm a big guy, so when I fall I fall hard. You can tell ...

GoFISHn posted Play Whac-A-Mussel at the BASSMaster Classic and Stop Invasive Species

GoFISHn posted Play Whac-A-Mussel at the BASSMaster Classic and Stop Invasive SpeciesThere are a lot of campaigns to stop invasive species, but have we tried just hitting them with a padded mallet?
That's what Recycled Fish, along with a host of other partners, are hoping to do at the BASSMaster Classic as they bring a conservation twist to the arcade classic Whac-a-Mole ...

GoFISHn posted Researchers Unveil 6 Saltwater Fishing Danger Zones

GoFISHn posted Researchers Unveil 6 Saltwater Fishing Danger ZonesCommercial overfishing is one of the biggest hurdles that recreational anglers face. Not only do the deplete fisheries, but they also bring harsh regulations and closures.
Two researchers from the University of British Columbia have analyzed figures from countries with major fishing industries ...

Find A Spill or a Fish Kill? Get This Card And Know Who To Call

Find A Spill or a Fish Kill? Get This Card And Know Who To Callby Tim Romano A number of months ago Hal Herring reported on the "Toxic Petroleum Sludge" that was infiltrating the waters of our beloved carp fishery here on the South Platte River in Denver. Local angler and fly fisherman Trevor Taner was fishing for carp in the river on November 27 when he noticed, ...

GoFISHn posted Record Tiger Trout Landed while Ice Fishing in Utah

GoFISHn posted Record Tiger Trout Landed while Ice Fishing in UtahThere haven't been a lot of great catches from the ice this winter, mainly because there hasn't been a lot of ice, but we may have the catch of the winter.
While hitting the hardwater on Scofield Reservoir in Utah, Trent Perry of Santquin landed a tiger trout that weighed a little ...

Secrets Of Sailing Safety From Over 2000 Years Ago

Secrets Of Sailing Safety From Over 2000 Years AgoCaptain John shares his secrets to boost your sailing safety...

Guest blog by Captain John
Captain John Jamieson, a regular contributor to the Daily Boater, is author of Seamanship Secrets and publisher of the popular boating education website SkipperTips.com



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Why Register Your Boat?

Why Register Your Boat?The RBFF encourages folks to obtain a fishing license or register their boat in new ad campaign...



Our friends at the Recreational Boating & Fishing Foundation (RBFF) found a funny way to ask and answer the question, "why should you actually want to purchase a fishing license ...

GoFISHn posted Did NOAA Use $300,000 of National Marine Fisheries Service Money to Buy a Party Boat?

GoFISHn posted Did NOAA Use $300,000 of National Marine Fisheries Service Money to Buy a Party Boat?In 2008, the National Oceanic and Atmospheric Association used money from the National Marine Fisheries Service to buy a 35-foot, 14-passenger boat. NOAA said the boat was to monitor whale-watching operations and make sure they weren't coming too close to the whales. Senator Scott Brown ...

GoFISHn posted Great White Shark Attacks Anglers in Inflatable Boat

GoFISHn posted Great White Shark Attacks Anglers in Inflatable BoatWhen you're fishing for sharks, you might want to consider using a more sturdy boat than an inflatable boat, especially when there are Great Whites around.
Unfortunately for a group of anglers off the coast of South Africa, they were doing just that, and it got a little scary.