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LDWF pushing for state management on greater amberjack

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By Joe Macaluso Verified
| Louisiana Sportsman Verified
Louisiana’s push for state management of greater amberjack has reached the point where Wildlife and Fisheries marine biologists are ready to lay out their plan. Deputy Assistant Secretary Chris Schieble, who heads up the agency’s Fisheries Section, outlined the state’s plan during the Louisiana Wildlife and Fisheries Commission’s July meeting.
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Check out the Outdoors calendar for fishing events and closures

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By Joe Macaluso Verified
| The Advocate (Baton Rouge, LA) Verified
BUGS & BEERS: 6:30 p.m., Skeeta Hawk Brewing, 455 N. Dorgenois St., New Orleans. Casual fly tying. Open to public. Email A.J. Rosenbohm: ajrosenbohm@gmail.com. Website: neworleansflyfishers.com JUNIOR SOUTHWEST BASSMASTERS MEETING: 7 p.m., Seminar Room, Bass Pro Shops, Denham Springs. Boys & girls age-group bass tournaments for ages 7-10, 11-14 & 15-18 anglers. Call Jim Breaux, 225-772-3026. CATHOLIC HIGH ALUMNI FISHING RODEO: Fourchon Marina, Port Fourchon. Adult & Youth divisions.
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Summertime is family fishing time

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By Joe Macaluso Verified
| The Advocate (Baton Rouge, LA) Verified
Don’t look now, not on this landmark holiday celebration, but time is running out to get youngsters on the water for one of those memorable summertime fishing trips. That’s because, as much as young folks don’t like to look that far ahead,  school begins for most of them in five weeks. Oh, no! You mean in 35 days? Or thereabouts, yes! So with half of their summer vacation gone, what’s left?
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