Nine Cedar Rapids Anglers Nets Half Ton Of Fish
Don Harper reports a Manitowoc River weekend snagging spree by nine Cedar Rapids anglers. They began near sunrise due to Wisconsin law and quickly hauled 38 fish in a little over an hour on Friday morning. By Saturday they totalled 47 fish including three trout, five coho and the rest king salmon, averaging about 20 pounds each.
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Cedar Rapids
Don Harper
Manitowoc
Wis
Wisconsin
Harper
Manitowoc River
Iowans snag salmon on Cedar River trip report
The Cedar Rapids party led by Harper found fish back fins in shallow water at dawn and faded as sun rose. Friday was the best and least crowded day. Saturday saw heavy bank crowds. Wisconsin DNR spokesman Jim Addis called the run steady but not spectacular, noting a strong boat harvest reducing fish for snaggers.
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Harper
Cedar Rapids
Mike Visek
Jeff
Chris
Wayne Steinke
Doug
Dennis
Bud Derhammer
Wisconsin
Department of Natural Resources
Madison
Jim Addis
Pheasant season opens in South Dakota amid optimism
South Dakota’s pheasant season begins with a 44 day main belt, daily possession of two, and a 10 am start this year. Officials cite improved cover from a wet spring and summer, with survey indicating higher bird numbers in the southeast and south-central regions, though some northern counties suffered a harsh winter.
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Wayne Unzicker
South Dakota
Pheasant Congress
State Wildlife
Parks and Forestry Department
Turner County
Minnehaha
McCook
Miner
Lake
Sanborn
Kingsbury
Clark, Hamlin
Codington
Canada goose top prize for waterfowlers
New York Times summaries the Canada goose as the ultimate prize for waterfowlers, noting population growth due to undisturbed nesting areas and farming changes. It details subspecies such as Atlantic, Interior, Giant, Dusky, Lesser, Cackling, Richardson's and Aleutian with weights from four to 24 pounds, and mentions a Massachusetts goose of 17 pounds prior to proper identification. It ends with a brief 1977 note on the U.S. ambassador to South Africa being recalled for consultations.
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New York
Canada
New Haven
London
Yale University Press
Ungava
Labrador Coast
Quebec
Newfoundland
Prairies
A Will Is a Way to Avoid Trouble Parade Read
Parade Magazine preview hints at practical guidance on wills and estate planning to ease family disputes and ensure orderly asset distribution. The piece stresses clear directives, legality, and timely preparation to prevent conflicts after death.
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Bon Homme Counties
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John Schultz
Julie
Anchorage
Alaska
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Kenai River
Bill Crosby
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Marion
Wapsipinicon River
Central City
Canada Goose
New York Times Service
Massachusetts
U.S
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Washington
United States
Gene Todd
Tommy Tucker
Parade Magazine
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Bang & Olufsen
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SONY
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