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    didn’t clear cut hundreds of acres of densely wooded forest either like the settlers did when they first came here. As time went on and more and more humans were coming, usually staying along water ways, trout habitat, it polluted more and more. Now in 2015 still most of our major cities are along water, our sewage gets released back into the water, and our millions of pounds of trash still find its way to our water ways. We need to preserve the trout population and their habitat and this isn’t sustainable, the way we’re doing it now. If Ulysses S. Grant were around to see the devastation that humans have had on the nation’s water sheds and fish habitats today, he’d be devastated. To keep trout around for the next generation and the generation after that we have to come up with a plan to keep pollution to an absolute minimum, make dams more “fish friendly” and find a way to be able to keep the waters from heating up more than they already have because of global…

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    The whopper plopper averaged 7 fish, the popper was just of 6, the spook was just 5 and the buzzbait was 3. The fish preferred the bigger and louder lures because they could see it or hear it better. I thought that the smaller lure was gonna catch more fish but i was wrong because the bigger lures caught more fish. The smaller the lure didn't work more because the bigger lures had more strikes than the smaller lures. What i would do differently in this experiment is target brush, open water,…

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    At the end of the story “The Bass, The River, and Shelia Mant” by W.D. Wetherell the narrator has to make a choice between probably the biggest bass he has ever had on his line and the girl he has been trying to impress all summer. Why would the narrator choose a fish over a gorgeous girl? Simple because fishing is the narrators passion, and during the summer he would spend a majority of his time fishing the river for bass. When he wasn’t doing that he would be casting his line for practice in…

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    There's a man walking closer to me wearing a gray t-shirt, blue jeans, and carrying a fishing pole. Is he coming up next to me to cast out or is he going to the opposite side? The area is small near the dam and it's hard to have two or three people casting because when you cast out the river carries your lure or bait down with it, causing you to possibly become tangled. Doe's he know that? The writer was taught to ask or go somewhere else if she noticed someone was fishing in a spot. Is he there…

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    Bass Fishing in Mexico – Where to Fish Bass in Mexico Fishing in Mexico is extremely popular for those fishermen out there that prefer what I call ‘thrill fishing’. Anglers who enjoy sports fishing will find that they are extremely comfortable fishing in the lakes and rivers of Mexico. Deep sea fishing is the main type of fishing found within the borders of Mexico. Fishing resorts found in Mexico specialize in obtaining a whole range of fish including Marlin, Wahoo, Snapper and so many more.…

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    The act of fishing is a huge factor in our everday lives because of the large mass of food production it provides and the entertainment it provides all over the world. Fishing leads to the capturing of many fish which are provided as a food source in restaraunts and stores that sell food. Long ago , the Indians were obligated to fish in order to provide food for their families. Indians depended on wildlife to provide with meat to feed the tribes (Stick - Indian Fishing and Hunting). If it werent…

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    Largemouth Bass Fishing Tips What is the largemouth bass? It is paramount to understand the type of fish that you are going to fish in order to understand its habits and the way it is likely to react when being hunted. The fishing of the largemouth bass is by far the most common type of fishing found in North America. Similarly to other bass, largemouth bass can be located in freshwater rivers, lakes, creeks and even filled in quarries or pits. In addition, largemouth bass can be caught in most…

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    Unlimited’ (now known as Trout Unlimited) as a non-government organization with a vision to help trout populations thrive and prosper to their full potential (Trout Unlimited 11/11/2015). The founders of Trout Unlimited (TU) shared an appreciation for Michigan’s quiet streams of trout and made it their mission to “conserve, protect, and restore North America’s coldwater fisheries and their watersheds” for future generations to come (Trout Unlimited 11/11/2015). Trout Unlimited continues to…

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    Are you into fishing? Then, why not try bass fishing? Bass fishing is one of the best recreational activities during the summer season. The water is warmer during this time, so, the fish can feed on whatever they want to eat. And there are a lot of bass fishing techniques that you can do to enjoy this kind of recreational activity. There are three bass fishing techniques that have kept by the pros to themselves. Search and Destroy or Top to Bottom. The water should be break into 3 depths when…

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    elevated exposure levels or in combination with other stresses such as drought, freezing, or pathogens. The notable exception is the acid/aluminum effect on aquatic organisms, which can be lethal at levels of acidity observed in many surface waters in the region (Bernhardt, et al. 2005, P. 226). The effects of these pollutants are subtle, but they can be serious (Rhind. 2009). Changes in plant-species composition due to N enrichment may not cause immediate extinctions, but the effects can…

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