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| USA - 21/7 - 21.03 | 21/07/2010 09:39:27 |
 At home with HemingwayEditor's note: For our 30th anniversary, we're reprinting some of our favorite past features. This one first ran on November 29, 2000, following a trip to Cuba with the Ernest Hemingway Foundation of Oak Park-River Forest. We're reprinting it now to honor Hemingway's birthday. He was born July 21, 1899. http://www.wednesdayjournalonline.com/main.asp?SectionID=4&SubSectionID=4&ArticleID=18014 Angler reels in 736-pound shark off Malibu A Southern California angler fishing off Malibu on Sunday caught just what he was hoping for, and then some. Eric Downs of Northridge was sportfishing about 30 miles off the coast with a singular target in mind -- a mako shark. He found what he was looking for shortly after 2 p.m., reported KABC-TV. http://latimesblogs.latimes.com/outposts/2010/07/angler-reels-in-736pound-shark-off-malibu.html Salmon Series, Part II: Fish in the Can Contributing editor David Draper recently returned from a fishing trip in Alaska. While there, we asked him to cover all things salmon—cooking, eating, and, in one case drinking. This is the second of five stories from his trip. http://www.fieldandstream.com/blogs/fishing/2010/07/salmon-series-part-ii-fish-can Anglers find success in and around the Gulf waters Dwayne reports anglers fishing 18 miles off Anclote Key got into grouper to 28 inches and a small kingfish that was undersized. Cut sardines did the job for the grouper. The king took a live pinfish. An angler fishing near the mouth of the Cotee River reports landing a 36-inch cobia that bit a blue and silver plug. Bailey's Bluff has been giving up some reds, with fish to 24 inches taking Berkley Gulp Strips and cut mullet. http://suncoastpinellas.tbo.com/content/2010/jul/20/201626/pn-anglers-find-success-in-and-around-the-gulf-wat/areasports/ Pair catches 130 pound catfish in the Missouri River Greg Bernal from Florissant and Janet Momphard from St. Charles landed a world record setting catfish today. The blue catfish weighs in at 130 pounds. It beat the Missouri state record by 27 pounds and the world record by 6 pounds http://www.kmov.com/news/local/Man-catches-130-pound-catfish-98845829.html Snapping up the snapper (with CATCH-OF-THE-DAY PHOTOS) With only a few days left to catch red snapper, anglers are snapping up the snapper. As a matter of fact, most everybody that fished Monday caught the limit (two per person) of the red signature fish, because the last day to keep a snapper is Friday, July 23. http://www.thedestinlog.com/news/snapper-14630-limit-red.html Enumclaw man hauls in near-record 430-pound halibut | Video Enumclaw?s Jim Pedersen has a whale of a tale to tell ? a true tale. After being a heavy equipment trucker and log hauler Pedersen, 63 decided it was time for some rest and relaxation. So for the past two years he and his wife Pam have headed to Alaska to go fishing. http://www.pnwlocalnews.com/south_king/ech/sports/98774149.html | |
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