Fishing News December 2007

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THURSDAY, 27 DECEMBER 2007
	Urban Fishing Program 08 Brochures Now Available
	The 2008 Urban Fishing Program brochures are now available at all Department offices and fishing license dealers in Arizona. The brochure highlights information on Chandler’s new urban lake, Veterans Oasis, and it has pages to help people get started with fishing in urban lakes. Meanwhile, the license fees, fish limits and other regulations will remain the same as last year. The Read Full Story
	Porgies Abundant in Offshore Waters
	NEW JERSEY - Porgies are now available on the offshore grounds after they were gone from inshore waters for several weeks. Recently, anglers have been catching big porgies on the offshore grounds. According to the National Marine Fisheries Service (NMFS), there was overfishing of porgies this year. In 2008, NMFS' proposed landing limit is 7.34 million pounds, which is 39 percent less th Read Full Story
WEDNESDAY, 26 DECEMBER 2007
	Cosco Busan Leaves Traces of Fuel at the Bay
	SAN FRANCISCO - Tests showed that the Bay still has traces of spilled fuel in shoreline fish-breeding habitats. The test conducted by the California Department of Fish and Game biologist Ryan Watanabe and herring fisherman Dennis Deaver checked signs of fuel on the floor at 500 feet of the shoreline. Fishing experts say that the test result is scary enough to halt the winter's com Read Full Story
WEDNESDAY, 19 DECEMBER 2007
	Go Sport Fishing & Surfing at Jaco Beach
	MIAMI, FL - For many years, Jaco Beach, Costa Rica has been an ideal destination for those seeking contact with nature, breathtaking beaches, and a surfer's paradise, all while enjoying an exciting "city life". Yet, until now, options to own a luxury beachfront property in this "urban oasis" have been limited and sub-par. Creating a new model for luxury Jaco Beach living and vacationing is Wyn Read Full Story
MONDAY, 17 DECEMBER 2007
	Rare Colorado Mountain Land Comes Up for Sale
	South Fork, CO (PR.com) - After years of unavailability, rare lands in Colorado’s southern mountains have come up for sale in a coup for outdoorsmen, fishing enthusiasts, and those looking to spend their vacations in an unspoiled, private-access setting. With parcels varying in size from two to more than ten acres and in price from just $78K to $319K, this unparalleled opportunity will place t Read Full Story