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Stories about Fishing and Other Relative Truths
Every fisherman loves a fishing story. Not only are fishing stories part and parcel to the experience, but for some the stories they collect are as important as the fish they catch. If life is about the journey, fishing is about the story. Fish Travel Eat keeps that tradition alive.
Who wouldn't love the perfect grilled fish? It is after all, the perfect combination of fish, fire and awesome. Everyone in the world loves grilling. Fisherman, hunters, party throwers… if you can …
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What follows is an epic Texas swordfish story. It is complete with lots of swordfish and a long dance with the mythical Large Marge. There are a few sayings about Texans. Perhaps the most common …
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The Billfish Foundation is a science based conservation organization that works to promote healthy fish populations and a thriving sportfishing industry. They do great work. Whether you've caught …
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Xtratuf has a great story. At it's heart it is a story about fishing. It was not 'marketing' that was driving the distribution of Xtratufs. It was rather something of a fishing diaspora. In the …
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Why should you catch a marlin? There are lots of reasons-- many can only be best related after you've witnessed the spectacle. Marlin fishing combines the wonderful romanticism of hope with the …
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This is the true story of a drunk naked chick, the Oregon Inlet Coast Guard and an at-sea rescue in 1975. It is a chapter in the book, Fishing Well Is The Best Revenge: Stories About Boats, Fishing, …
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