Inflatable boats take over waters in family boating trend
Water enthusiasts from Bangor to Bakersfield embrace inflatable boats of many sizes and colors. Boating expert George O Day cites versatility for fishing, diving, camping, and weekend sailing. Models range from two man canoes to larger craft with windshields and motor brackets. Modern inflatables resist punctures with independent air chambers and lightweight upkeep.
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Bangor
Bakersfield
Geroge O'Day
Sears Sports Advisory
O'Day
Baking soda handy aid to take along on trip
Travelers can rely on baking soda as a pure natural product for various cleaning needs on trips. It is safe for surfaces that contact food, absorbs odors, and leaves no strong fumes. Use as a cleaning solution or a dry scourer, and store in a shaker for easy use.
Tips for Nebraska motorists on safe summer travel
Lincoln report outlines 18 driving precautions for Nebraska motorists. Tips stress pre trip checks, seat belt use, alert driving, regular breaks, planning, maps, driver rotation, night speed caution, traffic flow, seeking help, rest before travel, avoiding rushed returns, avoiding peak hours, using rest areas, and prudent fuel planning.
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Nebraska
Nebraska Department of Roads
Relaxed travel tips for safe campers and trailers
The article notes travelers value easy car camping with campers, trailers, or tents. Veterans prepare thoroughly before trips by servicing vehicles, testing plumbing, heating, stoves, and refrigerators, and doing a test run to check brakes and hitching. Roadwise vacationers stop to rest, inspect tires, wheels, and other potential problems to avoid trouble.
Tri-County Lake Fishing Contest Yields 1,204 Blues and Prizes
Members of the Tri County Recreation Area held a four hour fishing race at Tri County Lake with 1204 bluegills taken after a 6 PM deadline. Adult winners Doug Pinlley and Rev Robert Turner claimed prizes, Turner planning to gift a custom rod to the top 160 fish scorer. In the juvenile division Dan Eckert led with 119 fish, followed by Charlotte Liteman and Dennis Schaf.
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Tri-County
Leigh
Jeff
Ronnie Schaf
Cal Liermaiy
Erry Schaf
Tri- County
Tri-County Lake
Laurence Martha
Doug Pinlley
Robert Turner
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Doug
Turner
Dan Eckert
Robert Stransky
Charlotte Liteman
Roger Littleman
Dennis Schaf
Barnard Schaf
Plastic Worm Becomes Top Bass Lure Of Modern Era
The plastic worm rose as the deadliest bass lure after decades of artificial baits. It overtook traditional methods by offering superior action and catching power for anglers. Also included are brief tips for motorhome travel and choosing camping spaces.
Nebraska Medical Association Safety Tips for Fishing
The Nebraska Medical Association offers safety tips for fishing including cast overhead not sidearm and avoiding harming others with back casts. Do not stand or jump in a boat and seek instruction for novices. If a fish hook injures a finger do not remove it yourself. seek physician care, and tetanus shots are advised to prevent lockjaw for about five years.
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Nebraska Medical Association
Saya
Hose Handy for Molarhome Travel Tips
Handyips advise carrying 30 feet of garden hose for distant hookups during travel. The guidance suggests preparing flexible hose length to reach water sources when connections are far apart.
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