(The Center Square ) – The New England Fishermen’s Stewardship Association began a campaign to bring attention to what it says is a radical climate activism’s "industrializing" of the ocean through green energy agendas and the disastrous effect such objectives have on commercial fishermen’s livelihoods.
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By December on Lake Martin, the lake has completely turned over, and winter drawdown is almost complete. The big fall changes have happened, a…
It’s that time of year again. Summer has blown by, and now you’re facing all the chores you’ve postponed, as well as new ones, such as what to…
In our little corner of the Southeast, there may not be a better month of the year to be in the outdoors. The water’s still warm enough to enj…
On Saturday, Oct. 4 a handful of anglers from all six Elmore County high schools competed in the Alabama Student Angler Bass Fishing tournamen…
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A little over a week ago, more than 30 volunteers gathered to clean up a popular, but hidden, area of the Tallapoosa River.
If it looks like a frog, most people I know call it a frog. Generally, toads are the ones we see hopping around on the ground with dry and bumpy skin. Frogs, like tree frogs and bullfrogs, have a wetter skin and are more common around wet areas. In the fishing world, there's a difference between frogs and toads.
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Tallassee High School seniors Brandon Goodman and Eli McCraney competed at the Strike King Bassmaster High School National Championship. Boat captain, John Goodman, praised the experience, despite the intense heat and tough competition. The anglers finished 126th out of 249 participants, narrowly missing the top 50.
There’s a new part of Dadeville’s curriculum that might spark some ideas for a future career path.Â
Submitted / TPI The Dadeville High School agriscience program has IBC tanks set up to soon start raising Tilapias.
