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Coal v. Wind: Energy Fight Rages in W. Va. PDF Print E-mail
Written by Char Flippo   
Tuesday, 21 October 2008 00:00

 

By Ap

Tuesday, October 21, 2008

DOROTHY, W.Va. (AP) - Tacked to the front porch of a cabin atop Kayford Mountain is a sign. "Larry's Place," it reads. "Almost Heaven."

Almost. It takes just five minutes for Larry Gibson to walk past a collection of campers, through the purple-berried pokeweed and the dust-covered trees, to the crumbling overlook he calls Hell's Gate.

It is a window onto a flat and barren pile of rubble, a gray, alien landscape where only machines now move. It's a small example of mountaintop removal mining, he explains. Only 900 acres.

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Top Six Lures of 2008 - Pros Went "Old School" This Past Season PDF Print E-mail
Written by Char Flippo   
Friday, 03 October 2008 00:00
 
 

 Story by Pete Robbins - Photos by Mark Jeffreys  

Norman, OK - No matter where you fish or how much money you’re fishing for, the one question everyone wants answered is “What did you catch ‘em on?”

To casual fans of the sport, the issues of patterns vs. spots, how you found the fish or how you adjusted to changing conditions don’t matter – there’s still a “magic lure” syndrome. Find the key bait and nothing else matters. Of course, savvier fans of the tournament pros know that’s not the case, but they too want to know the hottest lure trends around, most of which are dictated by the top dogs of the sport.

Here are the top six lures from the 2008 Elite Series season. They may not have caught the most fish, but they provided the most important trends and stories:

 

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Junior BASS Champs: Harrigan, McMorris Clinch "Junior Classic" PDF Print E-mail
Written by Char Flippo   
Monday, 11 August 2008 00:00



Photo: ESPN Outdoors
Kyle Harrigan and Jordan McMorris bested the competition at New York's Lake Oneida.

New Jersey's Kyle Harrigan, 18, and New Mexico's Jordan McMorris, 15, won their respective age divisions Saturday at the Junior Bassmaster World Championship on New York's Onondaga Lake. The event was rescheduled from a previously announced date that would have coincided with the Bassmaster Classic. It was instead held in conjunction with the final Bassmaster Elite Series event of the season, which was staged on New York's Oneida Lake, and the pair of teenagers took home $5,000 each in scholarships and a Triton boat package.

Anglers competed in two age divisions, 11-14 and 15-18, fishing from the same boat operated by a Bassmaster Elite Series pro. The Junior World competitors were randomly paired with pros at a celebration Friday night and used Saturday as a practice day on Onondaga Lake. All earned the right to compete in the championship by fishing events on local and regional levels.


Last Updated on Wednesday, 28 January 2009 15:39
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Alabama's Kotaro Kiriyama Dedicates His First Bassmaster Elite Series Victory to Ailing Father PDF Print E-mail
Written by Char Flippo   
Sunday, 03 August 2008 00:00

Texas Todd Faircloth Takes Over Toyota Tundra Bassmaster Angler of the Year Points Race

August 3, 2008 - BUFFALO ­ With more than an 8-pound advantage on the final day, Bassmaster Elite Series pro Kotaro Kiriyama of Moody, Ala., capitalized on a successful week of fishing deep and finding bait fish, winning the Empire Chase presented by Farmer's Insurance on Sunday with 93 pounds, 6 ounces overall for the four-day tournament on Lake Erie and the Niagara River.

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BASS Elite Fishermen Make Waves about Rough Watres PDF Print E-mail
Written by Char Flippo   
Friday, 01 August 2008 00:00

First-day leader Matt Reed of Madisonville, Texas, rides a wave at the Bassmaster Elite Series.
Mark Mulville/Buffalo News


by David Briggs -- News Sports Reporter
 
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