- Nanosilver Migrates from Treated Fabric During Washing - An interesting article that mentions a study of silver nanoparticle effects on juvenile largemouth bass toward its end.
- Bill Dance thrives on saltwater - For those who like the bass man from Tennessee.
- Cold snap possibly helped native fish - Lots of dead fish in Florida, but it might be a good thing for native largemouths.
- February kicks off big-bass time in East Texas - Good to know it's pre-spawn somewhere in the U.S.
- Bigger bait is the key to catching bigger fish - At least if you're shiner fishing in Florida this time of year.
- Choke Canyon Sends 15-Pounder to Toyota ShareLunker Program - Another Texas giant caught over the weekend.
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In reference to the Cold Snap article... The week spent on Okeechobee we saw literally a ton of floating fish. Mostly tilapia but also an strange looking fish I did not recognize. Apparently they are armored catfish or suckermouth catfish. You could sure tell which way the wind had been blowing over night by which reed line had all the floaters.
Posted by: RS | February 08, 2010 at 10:57 PM