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  • Two fishermen holding red snapper. Photo submission for NOAA Fisheries Southeast Fishing Photo Contest
  • Oregon angler Jim Anderson displays a wild Oregon Coast coho salmon that he caught in the popular coastal fishery for the rebounding species. Although still listed under Endangered Species Act, wild species is productive enough to support a sport fishery
  • Popular Oregon Coast coho sport fishery has benefited coastal tackle shops and other businesses that cater to coastal anglers pursuing wild coho. The coho fishery has offered a bright spot in contrast to recent closures of Chinook fishing off West Coast
  • Management interacts with climate sensitivity to impact species differently. Future catch of arrowtooth flounder is predicted to be less affected by climate change than that of Pacific cod or Alaska pollock
  • Maps of hindcasted (1995-2015) summer ensemble mean probability of occurrence during the summer from 1995-2015 and end of the century (2080-2089) under two different climate scenarios (SSP 1-2.6 and SSP 5-8.5) for the eastern Bering Sea shelf region
  • Maps of two metrics of environmental novelty in the Bering Sea survey region for average temperature, pH, and oxygen conditions during 2040-2059 and 2080-2099, under each climate scenario (SSP 1-2.6 & SSP 5-8.5) and ESM (CESM, GFDL, & MIROC)
  • Maps of hindcasted summer log biomass density and projected end of century (2080-2089) change in log biomass density under two different climate scenarios (SSP 1-2.6 and SSP5-8.5)
  • The research vessel Norseman II pushes carefully through the ice, maneuvering for open water
  • How to make a spliced assist hook for jigging
  • Wayfinder 38 - aft perspective cabin seat wetbar water
  • Wayfinder 38 - aft perspective open fishing wetbar water
  • Wayfinder 38 - Bow perspective open fishing wetbar water
  • Wayfinder 38 - Bow perspective cabin open aft water
  • Wayfinder 38 - Side perspective open aft seat water
  • Wayfinder 38 - Bow perspective open fishing wetbar water
  • Wayfinder 38 - aft perspective open aft seat water
  • Wayfinder 38 - Aft perspective open wetbar seat water
  • William Harvey added to the Xmas seafood banquet with a couple of nice inshore reefies
  • Josh McGuire with a thumping big bass groper from deep water offshore this week
  • Spaniards continue to feature in catches from Hot Reels Charters
  • If ever there was a young bloke capable of landing a bluey from nasty terrain it would be Ollie Pearce. Ripper fish young fella
  • This picture says it all. Lenthalls is overflowing
  • This crazy long tom chewed on its own tail throughout most of the fight, much to Tony's astonishment. They are mad fish!
  • Estuary cod are big fans of shrimp imitation softies. Here is Tony with a fine example
  • Josh again with another victim of the deep drop gear. Bar cod are standard fare in certain depths in these parts
  • Amberjack will stretch you on most tackle, but not the deep dropping gear
  • Mason hauled this broadie in at the pier prior to the arrival of the dirty water
  • Tony was stoked to haul in this fine grunter. Many folks will enjoy catching these fish from our inshore waters post-flood
  • Queenies such as this one of Tony's are commonplace in the southern bay. They will work the fringes of the dirty water now
  • Teddington Weir as of this morning. There is tons of water flowing over the Mary River barrage as well
  • Andy hooked this muddie whilst fishing for jacks with mullet fillet. A bonus capture, sized-up Qld-style just prior to cooking
  • Small sharks such as this one are great fun for the kids
  • Peter Hollis was very happy with this bluey (black-spot tuskfish)
  • Aiden with just one of the chunky pearlies the boys hauled from the depths on Wednesday
  • Kade Whittle hauled in this massive tilapia from a local lake. The biggest we've ever seen
  • Yet another big nanny from a reef mission that produced many impressive fish for Aiden and his crew
  • Aiden headed offshore when the rain cleared and absolutely smashed the big reefies. Nannies such as this are always welcomed on board
  • Hot Reels Charters is still catching cobia. With so many sand crabs in the bay, it is no surprise the cobes are lingering
  • Impoundment barra will be more popular than ever now that our rivers have flooded. Here is Joe with the sort of fish you can catch
  • Jeff Hirning enjoyed the battle with this sizeable queenfish
  • Coxy trying to out-stare a solid mangrove jack he caught this week. Cool camera work for a unique photo mate
  • Sunline shooter
  • Sunline shooter
  • Crank FC
  • Tepa Tapered FC Leader
  • Crank FC
  • Finlay and Tommy D with one of 23 fish caught during the Movember comp
  • Greeny with a Penstock gum beetle feeder
  • Rosie with GL brown caught off the bee hives
  • Angus and Jonty hooked up at Tasman
  • Charlie with another brown falling to the MOJO24
  • Joel Watling with a barrel from The Rock
  • Ettie with a Great Lake Rainbow caught on the MOJO24
  • Ettie with a draughtboard shark
  • Emma and Maisy with a Great Lake brown caught on the MOJO24
  • Jason Green with a Crescent beast caught recenty
  • Lake Augusta Road
  • We only have a handful left
  • Phil with a Munros barrel
  • Esmond with a Tooms Lake Rainbow
  • The lure that did the damage
  • More Oyster Reefs = More fish = More fishing opportunities!
  • IGFA Walker's Cay Shootout
  • First-time boaters
  • The Nomad Odyssey - Episode 5 is Live!
  • Cooper kicked off his coral trout catching career with a fine 60cm model caught jigging a softie. Awesome fish mate. Well done
  • Tectrax Amphibious System walkthrough
  • How to make a twin assist hook for jigging - DIY Tutorial
  • Hull #12 - Stem jig set up
  • Hull #12 - Construction Mahogany and Fir
  • Hull #12 - Jermaine grinding transom frame
  • Hull #12 - Laminated shear clamp
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