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The Tournament That Gives Back

Pollock, SD…Nestled in along the Missouri River bluffs in North Central South Dakota is the small community of Pollock. It’s a town of about 300 people, with no crowded streets or sidewalks; a town where everyone knows everyone, and their extended family. Included in this community is a key group of people that go the extra mile in times of need. The Pollock Men’s Club is just that group. For years, these members of the community have always been there, to help in any way that they can. If there is someone that becomes

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Angler & Young Angler fishing program

This tournament program started in Canada and has been active for ten years, last year was the first year there were any events in the USA. We will be hosting our first Angler Young Angler Fishing Tournament this June 28^th 2008 on Lake Poinsett. The main objective is to introduce and educate young anglers to sport fishing in a fun environment surrounded by family and friends while creating memories that will last a lifetime. Each team consists of one angler and two young anglers, 17 and under. From the 8:30 am blast-off to the 3:00 pm weigh-in,

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U.S. Border Patrol Now Hiring

There are over 8,000 miles of entry into this county and we are responsible for every inch. As a Border Patrol Agent your primary responsibility would be to work with the United States Customs and Border Patrol Agents to prevent terrorists and terrorist weapons from entering the US and apprehend those people found to be in violation of the immigration laws.

If you are looking for a unique challenge, defending our home turf, the U.S. Border Patrol may be just right for you. We are looking for physically fit men and women who want the ever-changing challenges we offer...

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Fishing for the Future By: Mark Bry A young boy went fishing with his dad on Beaver Creak Bay of Lake Sakakawea. It was a clear and sunny North Dakota day. The boy sat at the back of the boat as his dad fished getting ready to pull lindy rigs tipped with leeches. As they fished along a point in 14 to 17 feet of water the boy began catching walleyes as his lindy-rig hit the bottom of the lake. The feeding frenzy continued as the morning went forward…
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South Dakota's Missouri System Set For Banner Year By: Carl Madson While walleye attract most of the notoriety and while Lake Oahe is known far and wide as one of the nation’s top walleye fishing destinations, Riis admits that there are other opportunities for anglers that are awfully good right now. “The salmon fishing on the lower end of Lake Oahe should be really good this year.” Also, Lake Sharpe and Frances Case both are top walleye producers but often get overshadowed by...

Diary of an FLW Angler By: Chris Kuntz Fishing Buddy Outdoors (FBO) is pleased to welcome one of North Dakota's competing anglers to it's staff. Chris Kuntz of Mandan, North Dakota competing in the FLW Outdoors Walleye Tour has agreed to provide FBO a diary of each tournament he participates in. You'll find tips, tactics and a detailed description of what a typical angler goes through for each tournament. This entry pertains to Lake Erie known for its large walleyes and big tourney weights...

No Boundaries Casey Weismantel Last year Aberdeen was fortunate enough to have a visitor from over seas. Who was this visitor and how did he hear about Aberdeen ? Konstantinos Athanasiadis – “Dino” came to Aberdeen last year for the 2006 fall pheasant opener. His story is like so many others that take to the field, but with a twist. Dino came to Aberdeen from . Dino, a “tired” urologist, learned about Aberdeen and its spectacular pheasant hunting through the Aberdeen Convention & Visitors Bureau, website www.HuntFishSD.com.

The Canvasback Ann Dunn Canvasback ducks are the oldest decoys ever discovered in North America . The decoys were discovered in a cave around 1930 in Nevada .It is believed around 200 to 300 B.C. canvasback decoys were made by Tule Indians, now an extinct tribe of Nevada Aborigines, predecessors of the Northern Paiute. The decoys were made of wrapped tule reeds adorned with canvasback feathers. When the first settlers arrived on this continent they saw the Tule Indians using decoys. Realizing how useful they were the settlers took the decoys back to Europe .

The Ringneck Pheasant Ann Dunn Spring has arrived. A male ring-necked pheasant is standing in a prairie among tall grass. His reddish-brown plumage accented by a red eye patch, bluish green head and white neck ring glistens in the sun. He announces his presence by rising high on his feet and bursting into a hoarse, two syllabled erk-erk crow, followed by strutting and a rapid beating of his wings. The sounds echo throughout the morning air. The breeding season has begun, and he is proclaiming to the bird world that he has chosen this area, 3 to 13 acres, as his mating grounds and will fiercely defend it against other male pheasants.

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Why Fish Radio Episode 57 From: Radio Both hosts are back together this week. We start off by catching up to where we have been and what we have been up to over the past couple weeks. Seems that both of us have been doing alot of Northern Fishing but in different places and using different methods. The big topic is Brad Dokken tells us about his day riding around on Lake of the Woods in a Sno Bear. A contraption that brings the utility of a snowmobile to a permanent ice shelter. He tells us all about fishing from this new and unique contraption. For more information about Sno Bear check them out on the web www.snow-bear.com. Also the week we talk about the goodness in mankind that has been renewed because fishermen from all around the region chipped in to help out a young man whose fishhouse was destroyed by arson. The fishhouse was specially build for his needs and disability. Great job everyone!
Spring Turkey From: Total Outdoor Network Join the team from Double Bull Archery as they set up a blind in 6 seconds to harvest a nice spring tom. Later they travel to two additional locations for more spring turkey action!
Why Fish Radio Episode 25 From: Radio This week Brad Dokken tells us about his recent trip to Manitoba to Big Sand Lake Lodge. He tells us about the pike and lake trout that they caught while on the trip. We also discuss the flooding situation on the Red River at Grand Forks and how it is going to hold up the summer of fishing until the water goes down.
State Wildlife Grants From: North Dakota Outdoors Wildlife researchers would be unable to continue their work without funding from the State Wildlife Grant program
Perch Patrol Pros From: Total Outdoor Network Join the veterans of Devils Lakes famous Perch Patrol; Guide Service, along with Outdoor Video Online host Steve Zippy Dahl. For Some fast paced August action. Learn the secrets direct from the Perch Patrol pros.

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