Big Gamble Pays Off for Art Berry Best in the West
John Murray of Phoenix won the 1999 U S Open at Lake Mead with 35.79 pounds, narrowly beating Arizona pro Dean Farrell at 35.76. Murray earned 112000 in cash, a truck, and a Ranger boat. The outboard Mercury OptiMax 225‑hp powered each pro’s 18‑foot Ranger boat during the event and performed with few issues in the challenging Mississippi Delta conditions.
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Unclear fishing gear and chatter about crankbait tools
A fragmented OCR passage discusses tiny crankbait tools for fishing, naming brands like Norman and Crappie Crankbait. It mixes tournament chatter with equipment specs, mentioning weights and depths and recalling a past crankbait line called Save Your Butt baits. The text shifts to casual storytelling about fishing experiences and tool use.
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Divers Catch Shark Dinner Off Long Island Bahamas
In the Bahamas near Long Island divers gather around a dive boat to observe Caribbean reef sharks and a seven foot bull shark. Divemaster Carroll Smith explains shark behavior as two dozen divers descend to 40 feet, maintaining calm breathing and staying together while the sharks circle.
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Canoe Fishing Gains Ground For Bass Access And Stealth
An outdoors feature extols canoes as ideal bass fishing craft in weeded, shallow waters. Canoes offer shallow draft, quiet operation, and easy one handed maneuvering to approach fish in reeds, bulrushes, and dense aquatic growth. Experienced paddlers can stand and cast, while canoes remain stable and maneuverable compared with other boats.
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Salt plant plan sparks biosphere clash in Baja California
In Baja California peninsula Mexico a Japanese led ESSA plan to build a 150 million salt plant near Punta Abreojos triggers environmental protests. Critics warn brine discharges could harm gray whales and marine life while locals fear fishing losses. ESSA argues economic benefits and safety with an ongoing impact study.
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Biosphere Reserve
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