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Catch Up on Recent Articles

RI Kayak Bassin’s Dean Powers wins first place and the Twesten boys catch a peck of perch

by | Sep 26, 2019 | ,

Last week’s RI Kayak Bassin’ tourney stop at South Kingstown’s Indian Lake was a fantastic opportunity to go fishing with some of the best people on the water and realize how fishing is important to all ages. Fourteen kayak fishermen hit the water at 7:00 am ready to fish for points, bragging rights and a bit of prize money while two young boys caught fish after fish from a small wooden dock. RIKB has grown to be a popular freshwater tournament series as they’ve brought the fun of competitive...

There’s no time to ignore the striper in the room or vote for the status quo

by | Sep 23, 2019 |

Here's a link to the ASMFC Amendment VI which is all about protecting striped bass. There are several options in there and I would suggest the Status Quo option only ignores the obvious and does nothing for a fishery we love and even depend on. http://www.asmfc.org/files/PublicInput/StripedBassDraftAddVI_PublicComment_Aug2019.pdf See you all at the URI bay campus on Tuesday September 24 at 6:00pm in the Corless Auditorium.

Competition or not, September fishing is top notch

by | Sep 21, 2019 | ,

The world of competitive freshwater fishing is exciting to say the least and the Ocean State is lucky to have several groups who take advantage of our many freshwater resources and in many cases, relatively low fishing pressure.  Most groups have semi-regular standings and even hold banquets at season’s end but my experience has been that they’re tough to get information out of, tough to find out where they’re headed next and it's really tough to find one whose website has been refreshed in...