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Snake Hunters Head to Florida for the Wildest, Most Viral Competition in the Country

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By Bob McNally
| Outdoor Life Verified
Florida’s Florida Fish and Wildlife Conservation Commission and the South Florida Water Management District are gearing up for the annual “Python Challenge.” This now-viral event is designed to help curb the rapid spread of the non-native Burmese python, and it has reached worldwide fame in the past several years. For decades pythons have spread throughout much of South Florida, especially in the Everglades region.
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Shoreline Angler Targeting a “Michigan Monster” Catches 48.1-Pound Catfish

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By Bob McNally
| Wired2fish Verified
It was 9 p.m. on May 22 when Andrew Karsten and a small group of friends were fishing for big catfish in Michigan’s St. Joseph River. Located below the Berrien Springs Dam, the river is near the southwest Michigan town of Berrien Springs — and is locally known as the “Fisherman’s Haven.” The 36-foot-high hydroelectric dam created Lake Chapin in 1908 and is a popular spot for fishing and boating.
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Fly-Rod Anglers Are Now Joining In on the Dice and Urchin Lure Craze

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By Bob McNally
| Wired2fish Verified
Innovation has always been the hallmark of fly-rod anglers, especially those folks who tinker with fly- and bug-making for their own use on waters far and wide. Now, long-rod anglers have started making their own urchin and dice bugs that are attracting good numbers of jumbo bluegills and largemouth bass — with other species likely on the soon-to-target list. One such angler is Gene Murray.
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