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Snake charmer tribal youths fish for a better living in India Special

Chennai - They used to be snake charmers, until the government made it illegal. However, instead of crying over a lost livelihood, youths of the primitive tribe Irular in southern India are turning entrepreneurs, catching and breeding clams and .fish
Digital Journal Report by Stella Paul - 1 comment

Japanese fishing port receives gold from anonymous benefactor

A small Japanese fishing port, devastated by the 2011 tsunami, has been receiving gold bars from an anonymous benefactor.
In the Media by Tim Sandle - 2 comments

Video: Man loses 'secret' fishing spots to jilted ex-GF

In the case of a breakup, a jilted woman ended up going online and auctioned off the coordinates to her ex-boyfriend's secret fishing spot. It became a popular auction which got her $3,000.
In the Media by Can Tran - 1 comment

Photo Essay: Tybee Island, where summer lasts all year long Special

Tybee Island - It's early December and there are sunny skies over, and temperatures in the seventies on, the beautiful coastal Georgia town of Tybee Island.
Digital Journal Report by Kay Mathews - 9 comments

Saving the western and central Pacific Ocean bigeye tuna

Scientists at the University of Hawaiʻi at Mānoa, have suggested their research may have found a way forward to help the ill-fated bigeye tuna.
In the Media by Richard Smith - 2 comments

Constitutional amendment protecting 'right to hunt' proposed

Frankfort - Who becomes President and which party controls Congress are not the only questions that will be answered Tuesday, in fact, there are many state and local initiatives on ballots, including an initiative in Kentucky making hunting a constitutional right.
In the Media by Greta McClain

Monster 1000-lb Sturgeon caught in British Columbia river: Video

For the second time this year, a massive Sturgeon has been caught and released from BC's Fraser River weighing in at over one-thousand pounds.
In the Media by Darren Weir - 10 comments

Winner of Canada's Handyman Challenge debuts alluring new venture

Winner of HGTV’s Canada’s Handyman Challenge, Mark Falvai this week formally debuted his latest business venture. With a new website, Facebook page, and Twitter handle, Allure Tackle was officially reeled into prime time.
In the Media by C. Schroeder

Op-Ed: Summer heat sends Baker City residents swimming Special

Baker City - With hot temperatures on the rise in Baker City, Oregon, I see local residents jumping into the Powder River with rubber inner tubes, dogs, friends or relatives to find some cool relief.
Digital Journal Report by Scott Ungerecht - 2 comments

Inside the Outdoor World at the Original Bass Pro Shops Store Special

Springfield - More than 112 million people will visit America's most popular outdoor store this year, and a look inside the original store shows you why Bass Pro Shops are so popular.
Digital Journal Report by Kay Mathews - 4 comments
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