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Humminbird sues over side-scan technology
Lowrance introduced its StructureScan technology last year, and now Humminbird's parent company is suing over claims of patent infringement. From News Reports
Side-scan technology has revolutionized fishing, providing the ability to see lifelike images of underwater structure. Now a legal battle has begun between Humminbird and Lowrance over possible patent infringement.
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February a great month to ‘dance a jig’ for bass
A jig and soft-plastic trailer is a dynamite bass bait during the late winter and early spring — if you know the basics of fishing one. By Davy Hite
I think most everyone who knows me or knows much about how I fish understands that I love to fish a jig. I’ve caught a lot of big fish on jigs, and tournament fishermen love big fish — we’re after quality, not quantity. A large percentage of my tournament wins have come with a jig playing an integral part.
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February: transition time for several species of fish
Blue catfish are among a handful of species in transition this month as spring approaches. By Terry Madewell
There’s typically a lot of change in fishing patterns taking place during February on the Santee Cooper lakes. Several species begin this month the transition from cold, winter patterns into prespawn, shallow-water migrations. For catfish, largemouth, striper and crappie, February offers good and improving fishing as the progression from the winter to spring patterns begin.
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Target a trout and get a cork chase
Guide Danny Rourk and Dan Kibler, managing editor of South Carolina Sportsman, admire a wintertime speckled trout caught from the Beaufort River on a soft-plastic imitation shrimp floated under a cork. By Jeff Dennis
Cold, clear water makes for great trout fishing, even though fishermen will have to bundle up to stay warm.
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Women's Bassmaster Tour killed
The cancelation of the Women's Bassmaster Tour by BASS has left lady anglers, such as 2009 WBT Champion Judy Wong, looking for other competitive outlets. From News Reports
The Women's Bassmaster Tour was eliminated Monday (Jan. 4)by BASS, which said the circuit just never gained traction.
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Red drum stock assessment is positive
Stocks of redfish, aka, red drum, appear to be healthy, thanks to good fisheries management and anglers’ desire to sustain the fishery. By Jeff Dennis
The Atlantic States Marine Fisheries Commission (ASMFC) has completed its 2009 stock assessment for red drum on the east coast, and the conclusion is that the fishery has remained very stable. Robert Boyles, SCDNR’s Deputy Director for the Marine Division, was recently elected as chairman of this ASFMC, which consists of representatives from 15 Atlantic coast states that share a mission of conservation and management of marine fishery resources.
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Young angler is set to make big strides
DJ McEachern of Columbia has a fast start on a professional bass-fishing career; he qualified for the past two Junior World Championships. By Pat Robertson
No one knows what the future holds, especially a 16-year-old, but DJ McEachern of Northeast Columbia is sure of one thing — he will be bass fishing at some level.
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‘Show up’ for a real buyer’s market
Pfleuger’s “Arbor” spinning reel is one of a number of new products for 2010 that fishermen will get a look at at dealer shows and open-houses this month. By Davy Hite
To me, January is a very interesting month. We’re finished with deer season, and most of us haven’t fished very much in a while, except for maybe a little striper fishing. It is the month when I get back in my bass-fishing mode, when I do a lot of preparation for the spring. It’s when I put in brushpiles, when I start to prepare myself mentally, when I get my tackle ready.
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