See NEW BASS On 50
Mike Gaddis demonstrates bass fishing tactics by targeting a four pound largemouth in brush from a boat. The piece notes July through September patterns have changed with deeper water and abundant bites. It emphasizes location over lure choice and previews more on this topic.
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Mike Gaddis
Mike
Outdoor notes on summer fishing and events
Humid hot days strain fishing as crappie scatter in larger lakes and bass move from banks. Bream show late day best, while backwaters on High Rock Lake and the Uwharrie River offer some success with natural worm bait and minimal weights. Ducks Unlimited touts a promising waterfowl year in Canadian prairie provinces as late spring nesting improves. Doves split season opens Labor Day noon through Oct 12. second half runs Dec 14 to Jan 11 with a dozen limit. Oak Hollow Lake drags races set for weekend sponsored by High Point Jaycees, drawing fast boats nationwide.
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High Rock Lake
Uwharrrie
Ducks Unlimited
Prairie Provinces
Canada
Oak Hollow Lake
Oak Hollow
High Point Jaycees
Jaycee
Catfish Residency Study Shows Hybrid Tops Growth
Catfish from southeastern river systems were moved to North Carolina State University for study and have since returned home. Dr. Garland B. Pardue of NCSU found clear differences in survival and growth among river strains, with a hybrid Kansas Alabama cross performing best in uniform pond conditions.
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Southeastern
North Carolina State University
Garland B. Pardue
N. C. Cooperative Fishery Unit
Pardue
Kansas
Alabama
Lake Norman boating chaos sparks near misses and questions
A weekend on Lake Norman near Marker No 6 captures reckless watercraft, capsized sailboats, and near catastrophes as boats skim shallow water, skiers collide, and even a fast boat endangers bystanders. The writer questions safety rules and licenses, urging study of boating behavior and regulation.
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Lake Norman
N.C. Wildlife Commission
Beginner boaters seek guidance before hits the water
Stan Davies surveys reader questions on boat licensing and training. He lists resources from Coast Guard guides, Boat Owners Association of the United States, Boat Owners Council of America, American Sailing Council and engine makers, plus USPS Power Squadrons and Coast Guard Auxiliary for lessons and directories. He notes training may prevent near disasters and highlights regional courses and directories.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Coast Guard
U.S. Government Printing Office
Washington D.C
Boat Owners Association of the
United States
Connecticut Ave
Washington, D.C
Boat
U.S
Boat Owners Council of America
North Michigan Ave
Chicago
Illinois
American Sailing Council
National Association of Engine and Boat Manufacturers
Steamboat Rd
Greenwich
Conn
USPS
Craig Rd
P.O
Montvale
N.J
Coast Guard Auxiliary
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Benny Phillips
Phillips
Tom Higgins
Marker No. 6
Evel Knievel
By Stan Davies
America
Marine Service
National Association ‘of Engine and Boat
A. Boat Owners Buyers Guide
Yachting Publishing Corp
West 44Th St
New York
N.Y
Lloyds Register of
Battery
Pier 66
Phillips Petroleum
Bartlesville
Okla
American Power Banal Association
Harry Smith
Burns Drive
Detroit
Mich
ACR Electronics
Chromally
American’ Corporation
Voice
Carle Place
National Instrument Corp
State St
Boston
Mass