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For any fishermen in the family the Stand Up Fisherman’s Kayak is a dream come true. It can be very difficult to reel in the big one while sitting down in a kayak, however, with this ingenious kayak, the big one will never get away again. The kayak
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AP, Toledo
Ohio officials are looking into whether to warn winter fishermen about unsafe ice.
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AP, Toronto
Fishermen and a teenage boy from an eastern Canadian town rescued three exhausted dolphins that had been trapped behind drifting pack ice for nearly a week, the wife of...
made popular Feb 20 2009
AP, Oak Harbor
One person who was among those stuck Saturday on a miles-wide slab of ice that floated away from the Ohio shoreline of Lake Erie has died, while 125 others were...
made popular Feb 7 2009
AP, Columbus
More than 100 people were rescued Saturday from a miles-wide slab of ice that floated away from the Ohio shoreline of Lake Erie, authorities said.
made popular Feb 7 2009
AP, Columbus
About 150 people were trapped on a slab of ice about 8 miles wide that had broken free and floated away from the Ohio shoreline of Lake Erie, the Coast Guard said...
made popular Feb 7 2009
AP, Cleveland
The Coast Guard says several hundred people are trapped on a slab of ice about 8 miles wide that has broken free and is floating away from the Ohio shoreline of Lake...
made popular Feb 7 2009
AP, Bay St. Louis
Fishermen criticized a plan on Wednesday that would open offshore fish farming in the Gulf of Mexico, saying it would cause pollution and drive them out of business....
made popular Jan 29 2009
AP, Gaza City
Fishermen cautiously sailed out, and market vendors unpacked fruit and vegetables. Outside wrecked mosques, men spread carpets on the sandy ground. Gaza edged back...
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AP, Canberra
Two desperate, dehydrated men found bobbing in an ice box off Australia told authorities they spent 25 days adrift after their fishing boat sank, officials said...
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AP, Canberra
Two men were found floating on an ice box in the seas off Australia and told authorities they had spent 25 days adrift after their fishing boat sank with the loss of 18...
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AP, Half Moon Bay
An unusually weak Dungeness crab harvest is compounding the financial woes of West Coast fishermen who were already struggling with depressed consumer demand and the...
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AP, Santo Domingo
Fishermen on Friday found two men on a boat that had been lost more than three weeks at sea, the Dominican Navy said. The other 49 migrants who had been aboard were...
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AP, La Paz
Fishermen pulled in their boats and hotels warned tourists away from beaches Friday as Hurricane Norbert strengthened to a Category 2 storm and bore down on...
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AP, Machias
Fishermen moved boats to shelter from a rare burst of tropical weather along Maine’s rugged eastern coast Sunday as a weakening Hurricane Kyle spun past on its...
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AP, Machias
Fishermen moved boats to shelter from a rare burst of tropical weather along Maine’s rugged eastern coast Sunday as a weakening Hurricane Kyle spun past on its...
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AP, Machias
Fishermen moved boats to shelter from a rare burst of tropical weather along Maine’s rugged Down East coast Sunday as Hurricane Kyle plowed past on its way to...
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AP, Davao
Fishermen found body parts, debris and documents Tuesday that were believed to be from a C-130 military transport plane that disappeared after taking off in the...
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Ran Xiangfei, a robot enthusiast has designed a robot that can feed fish. Christened ‘Fifer Feeding Robot’, it works better in a pond or a large body of water than...
made popular Jul 17 2008
AP, Tokyo
Fishermen across Japan went on a massive one-day strike Tuesday to protest skyrocketing fuel prices, the latest blow to the country’s foundering fish industry.The...
made popular Jul 15 2008
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U.S. Coast Guard crewmen walk across frozen Lake Erie near Crane Creek State Park in Oak Harbor, Ohio, as they attempt to reach about 100 fishermen Saturday, Feb. 7, 2009. A miles-wide ice floe broke away Saturday from Lake Erie’s shoreline, trapping...
