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Fishing electronics have continued to make our lives easier when locating cover, structure, and fish. These underwater eyes are highly effective tools that reduce the time to find productive fishing areas, no matter what species you target. For National Walleye Tour pro and owner of The Walleye Guys guide service, Brian Bashore, his electronics are vital for finding walleyes.
Michiana anglers Tad Hepler and Dave Eggers eked out a win in the recent Shoreline Bass Tour event on Cadillac and Mitchell Lakes.
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Support Grows for New Eagle Lake Access
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By Louie Stout
(DNR conceptual illustration can be seen here)
Support is growing for a new access on Eagle and Juno lakes but the battle is expected to be a tough one.
The Eagle Lake Improvement Association has again contracted with an attorney and is expected to raise objections and stall the DNR development as it did with a larger site last fall.
The Michigan would like to purchase another property between the two Cass County lakes near Edwardsburg and will make a presentation of a preliminary site design to the Ontwa Township Planning Commission Feb. 5.
The meeting will be at the township hall, located across from Lunkers, at 7 p.m. Area sportsmen are urged to attend to show their support and arrive early to get a seat. The hall is small and opponents of the access are expected to show up in force.
Representatives from the Michigan United Conservation Clubs, Michigan Bass Federation, Michiana Walleye Association and other sportsmen groups are expected to voice support for the project at the Feb. 5 meeting.
Fort Wayne Sports Show This Weekend at Memorial Coliseum
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Northern Indianas ultimate outdoor-turned-indoor experiencethe 5th annual Outdoor Sports, Lake & Cabin Show returns today through Sunday, Jan. 26 at the Fort Wayne Memorial Coliseum.
From the adrenaline junkie and athlete to the traveler and remodeler, the show ties in outdoor interests for all seasons, plus offers entertainment and activities for the whole family.
Over 150 exhibitors will feature the latest products and services relating to biking, hiking, camping and fitness, hunting and fishing, boats and watersports, vacation and travel, recreational vehicles and motorsports, and cottage living.
There will be two large fishing ponds stocked with hundreds of bluegill for that people can fish ($4) with a portion of proceeds benefits St. Judes Hospital. Live bait and fishing poles will be provided.
Children can also get a dose of the beach and feel the sand between their toes at the 400 square-foot indoor beach, sponsored by WAJI.
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