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Let me explain something to you rednecks. Testicles are not something that normal human being ingest (altho a lick every now and then never hurt anyone… hint, hint). If you find some sudden urge to eat testicles of any sort, especially the testicles of the poisonous blowfish, then your problem isn’t your diet… its your mind. You have gone freaking nuts. From FOXNews.com. At least in this case they were grilled, not raw. Makes all the difference in the world, huh?Poisonous Testicles Leave 7 Sicke

by Tim Richardson A thought-provoking piece about carp baits, nutritional stimulation, improving fish weights, and much improved catch results! The scientific information available on essential dietary needs of carp most often does not take into account the presence of natural food in the presence of a test food item such as that of milk casein and gelatine. In fact it really makes a big difference when you consider that a carp is fully designed to fully digest and utilise its natural food ite

BOISE, Idaho -- The Idaho Department of Fish and Game is predicting this year's return of salmon will be the largest in eight years.

By Cary Ordway A houseboat is like an RV on water, and amenities nowadays make a houseboat vacation like a luxury cruise. One never forgets the first time - on a houseboat, that is. It has to be considered one of life’s precious moments when you come on board your own 40-foot boat, crank up those growly engines and cast off for parts unknown. It’s almost like you want to run up to the front of the boat, position your arms like wings and yell out something like “I’m the king of the.....” - we

30Jan09Metolius River (As Pristine As it Gets for now & Confessions of a Trespasser) By swittersb Categories: BS, Eco Stupidity, Enviro, Habitat, Nature, Nature's Beauty, Recreation, Rivers and Streams, fish, fishing, flyfishing, photography and troutTags: Development Metolius River, Metolius River, Metolius River pristine, Save Metolius River Metolius River Basin“The heart of the basin is the Metolius River, a federally designated Wild and Scenic River and internationally renowned fly