Minnesota fishing trip turns crappies into a festival
Pat Kehde, guest of Tom and Ruth Robinson, fished Minnesota's Heartland Region during a cool season. She caught 296 crappies in 10 hours, releasing 278, applying chartreuse plastics to six-pound line near coontail beds. The crappie spree followed a seasonal lull, with bass and walleye thriving on Mille Lacs and other lakes.
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New Mexico man completes fly rod billfish slam
New Mexico angler Jack Samson became the first to record catches of all seven major billfish species on a fly rod. He completed the grand slam Aug 17 off Cabo San Lucas with a 176-pound Pacific blue marlin aboard the Elinor, using a 14-weight rod and a two-hook fly. He began the quest in 1988 with a 105-pound Pacific sailfish and later added multiple sails and marlins across the Atlantic and Pacific, matching the hatch with his tailor-made fly.
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Three Kansas fishing records fall in spring and summer
Kansas Wildlife and Parks Dept confirms three new state records. Kenneth Wagner of Spring Hill landed a 2.56-pound sauger at Melvern Reservoir on May 17 using a yellow jig. Shane Hill of Redfield caught a 1.53-pound redear sunfish in Crawford County on May 27, surpassing the 1983 record. Gregg Lawrence of Minneola netted a 51-pound white amur at Clark State Fishing Lake on June 6, breaking the 1990 record.
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Special Hunt Plans Return in South Central Kansas
KWPD will offer several special hunting opportunities in south central Kansas with upland birds as the main quarry. Hunts for rabbits dove deer and turkey are included with permits on Tuesdays Thursdays and Saturdays starting November 14 at Sands Hills State Park a 1123 acre area north of Hutchinson. Archery permits will run for one week during deer and fall turkey seasons and Slate Creek Wetlands south of Oxford will provide permit hunts on the same days during waterfowl and upland game bird seasons.
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