More info :

www.pogoria.org or www.sailinginpoland.org

Contact:

a.mazur@pogoria.org or ykp@london.com

He swims over to her, and breeches the surface, showing off the large hump on his back.

She looked unimpressed as she breached and showed a larger more well formed hump herself.

Now, a little embarrassed, he tries again to impress her by taking a breath and blowing a huge cloud of mist and water with a really nice rainbow in it.

Once again she looked unimpressed and she blew a larger cloud of mist, with a more beautiful rainbow.

Now clearly agitated, the Male sees a Navel vessel in the distance and races off toward it. Just before he collides with the ship, he dives, jumps out of the water and as he sails over the bow of the ship, he plucks a sailor off the deck and in one gulp swallows him whole!

He swam back to her very proud of himself, only to find the female object of his atte [More...]

Are you ready for underwater photography? Decide the type of photographs you will be shooting. This is an essential point prior to selecting a suitable underwater camera. Different categories need different camera configuration, lens and flash. The underwater camera should be cost effective, reliable, and easy to use and need very low maintenance. Select a camera which is tough enough to withstand the inevitable knocks underwater. The depth of the site to be photographed also plays a role in the result you get.

If you are an enthusiastic diver interested in underwater photography then opt for a camera which can give a good result up to a depth of 164 feet and not need a large number of batteries and also should use regular [More...]

Press releases have traditionally been something you paid thousands of dollars to have professionally written. You needed to hire some fancy PR firm to write your release (usually by committee). Then they would submit it for PR News Wire (sometimes costing nearly a thousand dollars).Then they=92d fax the release, and make a bunch of calls. If you were lucky, they would actually find a reporter who was interested enough to pick up your story -- and =96 you=92d get some exposure.

Those days are history for those in the know. Today, you can use online PR services to put your release in front of more eyes than you can imagine. Faster. And certainly cheaper.

In fact, many news reporters themselves are turning increasingly to news sources like Yahoo and Google [More...]

John B Article by Kellen Ellis: The Skeeter Boats and Aim Marine pro-staffers, John and Jordan Kerr won the Anglers of the Year title for the season, capping off a dominate season in NBW. They needed only a 19th place or better finish to secure the title. John's season has been as equally impressive as what Mike has done lately. With one Angler of the Year title secured already, John is leading in two more series. He is leading the race in the American Bass Association with only one tournament remaining, and Jordan and him are leading the Aim Marine Sunday Series standings with two tournaments remaining. If John is able to hold on in those two series, it will be the second season in a row that he has captured 3 of the 4 total major team tournament titles in San Diego. Last year he won the WON Bass, Aim Marine Sunday Series, and American Ba [More...]

TIA. Jack

That particular boat was a 22-foot Thunderbird Iroquis. Thunderbird, the precursor to Formula, was one of the biggest users of the design. Both Johnson and Evinrude sold cathedral-hull boats under their own names in those days.

I go to my share of boat shows, and I haven't seen a boat with that hull design in decades. It obviously had some advantage over a conventional hull, but what was it? And why did the design fall out of favor with manufacturers?

Geoff

-- "The future stretches before us, brown and sticky, like the broad smile of a mongoloid eating peanut butter off a spoon."   -- snide [More...]

Just curious as to what others are seeing. Inspections I can live with. I keep my boat clean and dry. I might even being willing to pay a small one time fee for the privilege. Are you guys seeing anything you would consider both reasonable and worthwhile? There a meeting Tuesday and it's open to the public. I plan on attending and can use all the help I can get. Thanks.

-mike [More...]

Just curious as to what others are seeing. Inspections I can live with. I keep my boat clean and dry. I might even being willing to pay a small one time fee for the privilege. Are you guys seeing anything you would consider both reasonable and worthwhile? There a meeting Tuesday and it's open to the public. I plan on attending and can use all the help I can get. Thanks.

-mike [More...]

"And anglers in the country will have to demonstrate their expertise by taking a course on humane methods of catching fish, under new legislation outlined by the Bundesrat - the Swiss Federal Parliament.

The new legislation states that fish caught should be killed immediately following their capture, with a sharp blow to the head from a blunt instrument. Under the new regulations, the use of livebait and barbed hooks is also prohibited except in certain situations."

http://www.fishandfly.com/articles/20080507

Ronnie fishing.guide@about.com http://fishing.about.com [More...]

This news story was in my local newspaper the other day(Baton Rouge, Louisiana). When I read the short story on the front page, and saw the number of fish, I thought this must be a typo. After I read the full story inside the newspaper, and found out the number of fish was no typo, I could hardly believe it was true, since I have chartered with this Captain before.

Apart from the Captain, what I really find troubling is the attitude of these 18 fishing individuals from Georgia, I truly hope they are an exception to the rule.

Here is the link to the newspaper story.

http://www.2theadvocate.com/sports/outdoors/18475969.html

If any one from Georgia, or anywhere else, is reading this and wants to know the names of the 18 Georgia scofflaws, here is a link to the Louisiana Dept. of Wildlife & Fisheries with the names of individuals.

http://www.wlf.louisiana.gov/news/?id=957

Here is a link to a commentary from the newspapers outdoors writer [More...]

Zebra Mussels are an agGressive, non-native pest. They were detected at Pueblo Reservoir.

According to Denver Water, zebra mussels can clog pipes, valves, gates and any water-related equipment or surface. They can ruin boats by jamming equipment and causing motor damage, and they destroy fisheries by consuming nutrients and wrecking the food chain.

Denver Water has closed Antero Reservoir to boating until proper inspection and decontamination procedures are implemented. Denver Water is working with Colorado State Parks, the Colorado Division of Wildlife and other entities to create an inspection and decontamination system.

Officials are concerned zebra mussels will attach themselves to boat hulls, trailers and aquatic plants and be transported to other res [More...]

Believe it or not Bass Pros label is probably second, except they only list power, and not speed on most of their rods.

I've been pretty disappointed in the accuracy of some of the other high price rods out there, particularly in their light and medium light rods. Even a light action rod that is labeled extra fast should not bend 1/2 way down to the butt before it starts to load up. That's a moderate speed rod, not a fast speed. Sure the body will bend easier, but their should be a distinct difference between tip loading and shaft loading, and if its labeled fast or extra fast it should be noticeable in the first section of the rod. Geez guys. Get it right.

Don't just throw a lable on a blank to make the sale. With me it will only happen once I assure you. [More...]

The last 2 I've bought both had the whole swivel & blade come off, I don't think I'm ruff on them, I place them in a binder when not in use. Anybody else been having problems with these Tint T's?

I use 6 pound line and only replace them when I hang one up in a tree or give them to a kid who's been watching me catch them when he's not.

Mike [More...]

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