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Anglers Can Win $500 Just By Catching Invasive Pike

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By Joe Albanese Verified
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Anglers looking for an excuse to spend more time on the water this summer now have one that comes with a potential payday. The Colorado Parks and Wildlife (CPW) Green Mountain Reservoir Pike Removal Tournament is offering anglers the chance to win up to $500 per month while helping protect some of Colorado’s most valuable fisheries. The tournament runs from June 1 through Sept. 30, 2026, and targets one species only: invasive northern pike.
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Maryland Offers Rewards For Invasive Fish, Up to $1,500 Per Blue Catfish Charter Trip

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By Joe Albanese Verified
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Maryland is doubling down on efforts to combat invasive fish species in the Chesapeake Bay watershed, offering anglers a variety of opportunities to remove problem fish while competing for cash, prizes, and bragging rights. The Maryland Department of Natural Resources (DNR) is encouraging recreational anglers to target invasive blue catfish, a nonnative predator that has expanded throughout Maryland waterways.
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All Day Power: Millertech 36V 105Ah Sun Up – Sun Down Sport Series Lithium Battery Review

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By Joe Albanese Verified
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I’ve been using the MillerTech 36V 105Ah Sun Up – Sun Down Sport Series Lithium Battery since it hit the market a few months ago, and I’ve been extremely impressed with it. After spending many days on the water, this battery has completely eliminated any anxiety I might have had with run time. The “Sun Up – Sun Down” name isn’t marketing hype; it has delivered all-day power with consistent performance from launch to retrieval.
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