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    Once you have categorized your lures, and deciphered the specific fishing situation, lure choices start to immediately fall into a logical place. The right tool for the right job now becomes more apparent. Once you've reached this point, the right kind of experimenting can make the difference in triggering strikes. What I'm getting at is -- this is the time to try various sizes, and colors of lures that fall into those correct categories until you hit on something that the muskies truly favor.…

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    my foot from the rocks and leap out to reach the bass’s lip. I yell in triumph as I hold up the humongous 18 pound largemouth bass by the lip and the firefighters that helped with my foot clap and cheer. We took a picture, this day will go down in fishing…

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    decreasing, and causing fishermen to adapt to different species of seafood or end their fishing career. Since the turn of the century the amount of cod in the waters between Nova Scotia and Massachusetts has decreased by over 75% (Horowitz,2015). This decrease has been blamed on the strong fishing community in the Northeast, overfishing being the main reason. Due to this, several experts believe that cod fishing will be nothing more than a past time in the coming years (Russell,2013). This…

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    The article by PHYS.ORG (2014) was written about the new dolphin species of Victoria, Australia, called the Burrunan dolphin. This species was recently discover by Dr. Kate Charlton-Robb, 3 years ago, in 2011 (PHYS.ORG, 2014). Although not a lot is known about them, there is a concern surrounding the conservation of Burrunan dolphins (PHYS.ORG, 2014). The population size of the species is very small and according to Dr. Charlton-Robb, for each region there are less than 100 dolphins that can…

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    In the story The Bass, The River, and Sheila Mant by W.D. Wetherell a young boy learns his lesson to not go for older women and instead to do what you love. Over the years this young boy has always had a slight crush on his older neighbor girl. One day he decides to ask her out and take her out to eat. He catches a huge bass on his pole on the way there. He finds out that she hates fish and thinks its disgusting. So of course, he lets the fish go and goes for Sheila Mant but she ends up meeting…

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    Fishing Research Paper

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    Fishing is a great hobby, for beginners and experts alike. Anyone can fish, if you know how to do the basics. There is much more to fishing than just casting, you have to know which baits work, which fish are where, and have a lot of patience. Patience is key, you will not always get a catch every cast. First, you must get the proper equipment. The most important piece of equipment will be the fishing rod. The rod you are getting will depend on the place you are fishing. If you are going…

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    Killer Monologue

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    You told him to leave you alone, but you were foolish to think that he would listen. Even with a fishing rod over your shoulders, determined to get a peaceful afternoon rest with your feet dangling above the furious river currents and the red bobber floating atop their violent surface. The rumbling of the water, spraying over your pants and shoes sporadically, would be enough to drift you to sleep as you sat across the mossed rocks. But he was at your heels. Struggling to capture your…

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    Sarbanes-Oxley Act Memo

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    that is more than 20 inches violate the Sarbanes-Oxley Act? Date: December 3, 2014 FACTS In 2007, defendant John L. Yates set out with his crew to go fishing in the Gulf of Mexico. A few days later, Officer Jones boarded their ship and examined the fish they were catching. He noticed that 72 of the fish were smaller than 20 inches. Federal fishing laws require that these fish be bigger than 20 inches before being captured. Officer Jones separated the illegal fish from the rest and gave Yates a…

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    suggests that they go on the date with the narrator’s boat. The narrator convinces Sheila that the boat is safe, but he is unable to persuade her to think highly of fishing, his true passion. This is where the sacrifice comes in. Does he give up Sheila or the huge bass that has coincidentally snagged itself on the narrator’s fishing line? It is the largest bass the narrator has ever seen, and he probably will never find the likes of it again. Then then, Sheila Mant is equally impressive. However…

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    Santiago and Manolin The special relationship between Santiago and Manolin is that both of them spend a lot of time together. Even though Manolin was forbidden to fish with Santiago, Manolin still believed in Santiago and never gave up hope. Manolin was always by Santiago’s side, for he considers Santiago his hero. Manolin always makes sure the old man is in perfect conditions. The relationship between Santiago and Manolin is very strong and loving. One example of how their relationship is…

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