Are there Black professional Anglers on any fishing circuts?
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Yes, theres one man on BassMasters, but I forget his name.
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I seen some advertised whenlooking up Penn reels online.\n What are you using them for, sail, tuna?
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There are many lures of this type..... just look through the RAPALA Lures & STORM lures catalogue, and you'll find plenty.\nLike all lures they're mainly used for catching predatory fish, such as Pike, Perch & Bass.... see this British article on the subject: http://www.esox.co.uk/new_page_22.htm\n\nIf you really want to learn as much as possible about fishing, I suggest investing in copies of:\nJohn Bailey's Complete Guide to freshwater fishing\nhttp://www.amazon.co.uk/exec/obidos/ASIN/1843305674/qid=1148527304/sr=1-15/ref=sr_1_0_15/202-1803687-5659022\n\nThe NEW Encylopedia of Fishing\nhttp://www.amazon.co.uk/exec/obidos/ASIN/0751339733/qid=1148527285/sr=1-33/ref=sr_1_2_33/202-1803687-5659022\nand\nJohn Wilson's Fishing Encylopedia\nhttp://www.amazon.co.uk/exec/obidos/ASIN/0752219111/qid=1148527363/sr=1-24/ref=sr_1_0_24/202-1803687-5659022
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Yes, there are quite a few.  Click on the link below to get more information on them from the National Black Catholic Congress.
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This is pretty generic information, but it was all that I could find ... \n\n'The Nottawasaga Valley Watershed [this includes Black Ash Creek] contains a wide variety of provincially significant fish habitat. Significant recreational fishing opportunities are provided in the abundance of coldwater streams and rivers throughout the Watershed. Salmon, rainbow trout, and brook trout are relatively common in the headwater reaches of most coldwater rivers and streams.'\nhttp://www.nvca.on.ca/watershed/pages/page3.htm
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Not necessarily FROM Blacks, but from organizations seeking to give black people assistance.  Every third job ad I read is looking for someone who is "ethnically diverse."  And when I was looking for scholorships I hated the fact that if I was black I could get a full scholorship from the NAACP.  Black people used to need more assistance, but now poverty is more equal and the people who need help are the poor people of all races.
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12 lb black drum.  yes, yes.\n\nMost interesting/fun - was fishing for crappie.  Zebco 33 (the newer, cheaper ones), 10 lb line, #6 hook with 2" minnow.  Big splash behind me and my girlfriend sighs "We'll never catch any crappie with that Muskie working the area."  I was new to fishing and did not know what a "Muskie" was.\n\nI spun around in my seat (we were in a little rowboat) and said "I'll just catch him and get him out of the way.  Cast about 100 ft, right onto the circles (must've hit him in the head) He took the bait, right down to the bottom.  I figured I'd pulled a log off a shelf and got snagged.  He wouldn't move.  I finally got him in (he was only 24") Was the funnest catch ever I think.  \n\nShe had grown up fishing these lakes and never had caught a muskie.  The whole time we dated after that, I called muskie "The fish-per-cast fish."  I think they're actually called the fish of a thousand casts.......!
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Well here in NC, I fish all over, but mainly for bass.... Shearron Harris, Kerr, and Falls of the Neuse River up by the Triad are all great for bass, crappie and blue gill as well as catfish at night.  Catfish abound on the Cape Fear River... even up to 60 lbs.... and you can catch stripped bass as well.  Tillery and Wyllie are great out by Ashboro and Charolotte for large and small mouth bass, crappie, bluegill and brim... and an occasional reddress.  The lakes on Ft Bragg are well stocked for catfish and bass... seven lakes total.  Bluette Falls on the Pee Dee River near Rockingham is well know for blue catfish and some pretty good channels too.  Bass are pretty good on the topside of the dam too... especially if you have a boat. The are plenty of trout in the mountain streams and a bunch of great lakes for fishing.  And my last hotspot....the New River along the Virginia line.... smallmouth heaven.
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I'm not quite sure, but I'd say that yes they do. I've heard it somewhere. I'm pretty sure that Daiwa makes Cabela's reels, FYI. I know it's not a 100% helpful, but may be something.
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I think Lake Worth in Fort Worth had one but not sure if it is still operating.\n\nCame back to edit. Lake Worth had a hatctery and still might. There was a small catfish farm on Whitesettlement Roed where you payed to catch their catfish but I am pretty sure it is now gone. Was more like a large farm tank.\n\nCall Ben at Lake Park Marine in Lewisville as he may know if any are around there. 972-436-8422.
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FISHERMAN\nA general rule of fishing is that fishermen who pull their catch from the deeper parts of the ocean earn more than those who can net their catches closer to shore. With this in mind, salmon fishermen are lucky to earn $40,000 a year, while those in the halibut and black cod schooner fleets can regularly count on twice that amount. Actually, according to Dave Soma, executive director of the Deep Sea Fishermen's Union of the Pacific in Ballard, halibut and black cod fishermen often earn an annual salary between $75,000 and $82,000. Another benefit to the deep-sea approach: what industry bigwigs call a "rationalized" fish stock, meaning fisherman have quotas and therefore generally work only part of the year (Soma works from March 15 to November 15). The drawbacks? Did you see A Perfect Storm? Dangerous work conditions, and long stretches away from home.
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I suggest you conduct an Internet search for precisely what it is that you are lookng for.  They can't be that hard to find.  There is a wealth of handsome black men in that part of the country.  \n\nIf worst comes to worst, maybe you could try going to PT's or The Crystal Palace (In East Saint Louis) and talk to some of the guys working the door there or maybe even some of the house girls, because they might know someone who is a black male exotic dancer looking for work in your area.  \n\nLastly, I've included a few links that may help you with your search.  \n\nGood luck!  And always remember, if it ain't a felony, it's not worth your time.  ;P
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Try hotghettomess.com.  That's where you will find blacks.
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Here's a few ideas.\nhttp://www.carolinaflyfishing.com\nhttp://www.ncoif.com/index.asp\nhttp://www.ncwildlife.org/fs_index_03_fishing.htm\nI hope this helps!\nGood Luck and Catch a Big One!!!!
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I agree, call your local bait-shop owner and he/she will know. If all else fails, call "Cabelas" or "Bass Pro Shop".
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You can find them at most online fishing retailers.  www.basspro.com is a good one as well as www.cabelas.com.\n\nI'd like to make a suggestion though, depending on how much you're willing to put into it.  \n\nThe Team Diawa Viento is the best reel I've ever put in my hands.  They have a left and right handed model so that won't be a problem.  It retails at about $200 but it's really worth the price.  They just came out a few months ago and I've already got 6 of them.
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Too many fishermen !!!