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1. Glenn Law Firm Launches New Website

Subjects
Personal injuries, Bar associations, Law firms, Attorneys, Traffic accidents, Web sites, Company Web site/Web page, Telecommunications industry
Abstract

(PRWeb) - Glenn Law Firm recently launched a new website to serve clients in Dallas, TX. Designed with a modern look, the site provides current clients and potential clients with [...]

Published
2021

2. Glenn Law Firm Launches New Website

Subjects
Personal injuries, Bar associations, Law firms, Attorneys, Traffic accidents, Web sites, Company Web site/Web page, Business, international, Law
Abstract

(PRWeb) - Glenn Law Firm recently launched a new website to serve clients in Dallas, TX. Designed with a modern look, the site provides current clients and potential clients with [...]

Published
2021

3. Glenn Law Firm Launches New Website

Subjects
Personal injuries, Law firms, Web sites, Company Web site/Web page, Business, News, opinion and commentary
Abstract

Glenn Law Firm recently launched a new website to serve clients in Dallas, TX. Designed with a modern look, the site provides current clients and potential clients with resources for [...]

Published
2021

4. Walther/Glenn Law Associates relocates

Subjects
Business, Business, regional, News, opinion and commentary
Abstract

Walther/Glenn Law Associates has relocated to Suite 102, 10 S. Brentwood Blvd. at Carondelet in St. Louis. Its phone number is (314) [...]

Published
2005

5. Walther/Glenn Law Associates relocates

Subjects
General interest, News, opinion and commentary
Abstract

Walther/Glenn Law Associates has relocated to Suite 102, 10 S. Brentwood Blvd. at Carondelet in St. Louis. Its phone number is (314) [...]

Published
2005

6. Glenn Law: meet our new Senior Editor!

Author

Cunningham, Rip

Subjects
Salt Water Sportsman (Periodical) -- Officials and employees, Journalists -- Appointments, resignations and dismissals, Sportswriters -- Appointments, resignations and dismissals, Travel, recreation and leisure
Abstract

Glenn Law is a former fishing guide who was editor of 'Florida Sportsman' for three years. He succeeds John Brownlee, who continues with Salt Water Sportsman in a variety of roles.

Published
2001

7. Spatial Orientation and Posture During and Following Weightlessness: Human Experiments on Spacelab Life Sciences 1

Author

Laurence R. Young, Charles M. Oman, Daniel Merfeld, Douglas Watt, Serge Roy, Carlo DeLuca, David Balkwill, Jock Christie, Nicolas Groleau, D. Keoki Jackson, Glenn Law, Sherry Modestino, and William Mayer

Subjects
medicine.medical_specialty, Weightlessness, General Neuroscience, Crew, Eye movement, Nystagmus, medicine.disease, Sensory Systems, Visual field, Physical medicine and rehabilitation, Motion sickness, Otorhinolaryngology, medicine, Neurology (clinical), medicine.symptom, Psychology, Sensory cue, Simulation, Balance (ability)
Abstract

The 4 payload crew members of the Spacelab Life Sciences 9-day space flight in 1991 were subjected to limited vestibular testing in flight as well as pre and post flight. Major differences in individual "perceptual style" appeared in their reaction to the visual-vestibular stimuli in the rotating dome experiment, and especially in the extent to which nondirectional tactile cues served to anchor the subjective vertical and body postural reactions. The ability of subjects to point to remembered target positions was degraded in space, which produced a tendency to point low in some subjects in flight. The eye movements and subjective response to sudden stops and head pitching following continuous spinning (dumping) were measured both in space and on the ground. Although subjective duration of inflight rotation for the dumping tests was shorter than that for the preflight tests, the postrotatory nystagmus, with or without head pitch, was lengthened in time constant relative to preflight. Ground tests, in addition to the flight experiments, investigated the changes following weightlessness in subjective and oculomotor reactions to whole body tilt, the ability to balance with eyes open and closed; leg muscles strength and stamina as related to posture; visual field dependence; and the perceptual and oculomotor reactions to horizontal linear acceleration. Several of these tests, as well as post-flight measures of motion sickness susceptibility, revealed subtle evidence of neurovestibular alterations that lasted a week or more following the 10-day orbital exposure.

Published
1993
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Adam Kimmel, Michael Sumsion, Richard Luck, Richie Unterberger, Paul O’Brien, Alex Ogg, Martin Haggerty, Stephen Boyd, Neil Nixon, Nig Hodgkins, James Wirth, Nicholas Oliver, Simon Whittaker, Duncan Harris, Justin Lewis, Jay Ruttenberg, Chris Coe, Al Spicer, Glenn Law, Philip G. Lynch, Chris Brook, Robert Jones, Candy Absorption, Iain Smith, Roy Edroso, Veronica Kofman, Richard Fontenoy, Danella Taylor, Paul Morris, Martin Rowsell, Maria Lamle, and Jonathan Kennaugh

Published
2004
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10. A

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Marc Elliot, Jonathan Kennaugh, Justin Lewis, Roger Sabin, Essi Berelian, Al Spicer, Derryck Strachan, Richard Fontenoy, Michael Andrews, Alex Ogg, Paul Morris, Bruno MacDonald, Charles Bottomley, Joe Nahmad, Neil Nixon, Ian Canadine, Gerard F. Tierney, Almo Miles, Glenn Law, David Wren, Daniel Jacobs, Scott Moyse, James Owen, Rolf Semprebon, Owen James, Brian Hinton, and Ian Lowey

Published
2004
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11. S

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Jeremy Simmonds, Peter Shapiro, Richie Unterberger, Paul O’Brien, Charles Bottomley, Essi Berelian, Alex Ogg, Ada Wilson, Ken Miller, Malcolm Russell, Alwyn W. Turner, Al Spicer, Andy Smith, Jonathan Kennaugh, Daniel Jacobs, David Wren, Peter Mills, Robert Coyne, David Castle, Ian Lowey, Neil Blackmore, Brian Hinton, Ross Holloway, Jonathan Bell, Mark Ellingham, Louise Gray, John Collis, Robert E. Murray, Andrew Jeffries, Patrick Neylan-Francis, Guy Davies, Nig Hodgkins, Iain Smith, Brian Connolly, Chris Brook, Richard Fontenoy, Alun Severn, Andrew Stone, Hugh Gregory, Tony Drayton, George Luke, Tony Thewlis, Roy Edroso, Hugh Wilson, Nick Dale, Peter Buckley, Michael Andrews, Alan Clayson, Matthew Grant, Justin Lewis, Nicholas Oliver, Michael Hood, Jonathan Holden, Patrick Broomfield, Michael Booth, Glenn Law, Maria Lamle, James Sutherland, Lance Phillips, Michael Sumsion, Ian Canadine, Pavel Gurevich, James Wirth, and Joanna Severs

Published
2004
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12. F

Author

Paul Morris, Hugh Gregory, Paul O’Brien, Andrew Stone, Richie Unterberger, Al Spicer, Simon Ives, Jeremy Simmonds, Ross Holloway, Richard Fontenoy, Roy Edroso, Chris Tighe, Nick Dale, Richard Allan, Peter Mills, Alwyn W. Turner, Gerard F. Tierney, Jonathan Kennaugh, Glenn Law, Robert Coyne, Essi Berelian, Neil Nixon, Robin Morley, Peter Shapiro, Chris Coe, Chris Brook, Glenn Gossling, and Matthew Grant

Published
2004
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13. L

Author

Patrick Neyland-Francis, Guy Davies, Glenn Gossling, Ben Smith, Peter Buckley, Richie Unterberger, Louise Gray, Glenn Law, Peter Shapiro, Nick Edwards, Richard Fontenoy, Jonathan Holden, Tony Thewlis, Phil Udell, Robert Jones, Alwyn W. Turner, Jeremy Simmonds, Essi Berelian, Ken Hunt, Simon Ives, Charles Bottomley, Adam Kimmel, Chris Wright, Patrick Neylan-Francis, Brian Hinton, Ben Hunter, Marc Eliott, Nig Hodgkins, Hugh Gregory, Al Spicer, Neil Nixon, Alex Ogg, Chris Tighe, Ross Holloway, Jonathan Bell, and Michael Andrews

Published
2004
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14. W

Author

Roy Edroso, Michael Sumsion, John Collis, Alan Clayson, Charles Bottomley, Neil Nixon, Justin Lewis, Tony Drayton, Ada Wilson, Huw Bucknell, Richard Fontenoy, Michael Booth, Jeremy Simmonds, Essi Berelian, Hugh Hackett, Patrick Neylan-Francis, Andrew Rosenberg, Steven Mirkin, Hugh Gregory, Jane Holly, Alex Ogg, Glenn Law, Paul O’Brien, Ross Holloway, Alwyn W. Turner, Peter Mills, Mark Ellingham, and Andrew Mosley

Published
2004
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15. F

Author

Paul Morris, Hugh Gregory, Paul O’Brien, Andrew Stone, Richie Unterberger, Al Spicer, Dieter Fuchs, Simon Ives, Jeremy Simmonds, Ross Hollowoy, Roy Edroso, Chris Tighe, Nick Dale, Richard Allan, Peter Mills, Alwyn W. Turner, Gerard F. Tierney, Jonathan Kennaugh, Glenn Law, Robert Coyne, Essi Berelian, Charles Bottomley, Neil Nixon, Robin Morley, Peter Shapiro, Chris Coe, Chris Brook, Glenn Gossling, and Matthew Grant

Published
1998
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16. L

Author

Patrick Neyland-Francis, Guy Davies, Glenn Gossling, Ben Smith, Richie Unterberger, Louise Gray, Glenn Law, Peter Shapiro, Benjamin R. Hunter, Nick Edwards, Richard Fontenoy, Jonathan Holden, Tony Thewlis, Phil Udell, Robert Jones, Alwyn W. Turner, Ralf Siemers, Werner Voran, Ken Hunt, Simon Ives, Charles Bottomley, Adam Kimmel, Chris Wright, Patrick Neylan-Francis, Brian Hinton, Ben Hunter, Marc Eliott, Nig Hodgkins, Hugh Gregory, Al Spicer, Neil Nixon, Danny Swann, Ross Holloway, Jonathan Bell, and Michael Andrews

Published
1998
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17. H

Author

Glenn Gossling, Adrian Kimmel, Michael Sumsion, Richard Luck, Richie Unterberger, Martin Haggerty, Stephen Boyd, Neil Dixon, Nig Hodgkins, Nicholas Oliver, Simon Whittaker, Duncan Harris, Justin Lewis, Chris Coe, Al Spicer, Glenn Law, Ralf Brunkow, Danny Swann, Philip G. Lynch, Chris Brook, Robert Jones, Candy Absorption, Iain Smith, Roy Edroso, Richard Fontenoy, Danella Taylor, Paul Morris, Martin Rowsell, Maria Lamle, and Jonathan Kennaugh

Published
1998
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18. W

Author

Michael Sumsion, John Collis, Alan Clayson, Phil Lynch, Charles Bottomley, Neil Nixon, Justin Lewis, Tony Drayton, Ada Wilson, Richard Fontenoy, Michael Booth, Essi Berelian, Hugh Hackett, Patrick Neylan-Francis, Andrew Rosenberg, Steven Mirkin, Danny Swann, Glenn Law, Paul O’Brien, Ross Holloway, Hugh Gregory, Alwyn W. Turner, Peter Mills, Mark Ellingham, and Andrew Mosley

Published
1998
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19. A

Author

Mark Elliot, Jonathan Kennaugh, Justin Lewis, Ralf Brunkow, Roger Sabin, Al Spicer, Michael Andrews, Danny Swann, Paul Morris, Bruno MacDonald, Richard Fontenoy, Charles Bottomley, Joe Nahmad, Neil Nixon, Ian Canadine, Gerard F. Tierney, Almo Miles, Essi Berelion, Glenn Law, David Wren, Daniel Jacobs, James Owen, Owen James, Werner Voran, Ralf Siemers, Brian Hinton, and Ian Lowey

Published
1998
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20. S

Author

Jeremy Simmonds, Gavin Stoker, Richie Unterberger, Paul O’Brien, Charles Bottomley, Ralf Brunkow, Peter Shapiro, Danny Swann, Ada Wilson, George Luke, Malcolm Russell, Alwyn W. Turner, Essi Berelian, Al Spicer, Louise Gray, Andy Smith, Jonathan Kennaugh, Daniel Jacobs, David Wren, Neil Blackmore, Peter Mills, Robert Coyne, David Castle, Ian Lowey, Tony Thewlis, Brian Hinton, Ross Holloway, Jonathan Bell, Mark Ellingham, John Collis, Robert E. Murray, Andrew Jeffries, Patrick Neylan-Francis, Guy Davies, Nig Hodgkins, Iain Smith, Brian Connolly, Chris Brook, Richard Fontenoy, Andrew Stone, Hugh Gregory, Tony Drayton, Chris Wright, Roy Edroso, Nicola Halschke, Dieter Fuchs, Hugh Wilson, Nick Dale, Werner Voran, Ralf Siemers, Michael Andrews, Alan Clayson, Matthew Grant, Arne Braun, Justin Lewis, Nicholas Oliver, Michael Hood, Jonathan Holden, Patrick Thorne, Michael Booth, Glenn Law, Maria Lamle, James Sutherland, Lance Phillips, Michael Sumsion, Ian Canadine, James Wirth, and Joanna Severs

Published
1998
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21. Solar bimodal mission and operational analysis

Author

Glenn Law and Patrick Frye

Subjects
Earth's orbit, Geostationary transfer orbit, business.industry, Geosynchronous orbit, Graveyard orbit, Space-based solar power, High Earth orbit, Physics::Geophysics, Geography, Physics::Space Physics, Geostationary orbit, Astrophysics::Earth and Planetary Astrophysics, Aerospace engineering, business, Medium Earth orbit
Abstract

Recent interest by both government and industry has prompted evaluation of a solar bimodal upper stage for propulsion/power applications in Earth orbit. The solar bimodal system provides an integral propulsion and power system for the orbit transfer and on‐orbit phases of a satellite mission. This paper presents an initial systems evaluation of a solar bimodal system used to place satellite payloads for Geosynchronous Earth Orbit (GEO), High Earth Orbit (HEO‐Molniya class), and Mid Earth Orbit (GPS class) missions with emphasis on the GEO mission. The analysis was performed as part of the Operational Effectiveness and Cost Comparison Study (OECS) sponsored by Phillips Laboratory (PL). The solar bimodal concept was investigated on a mission operational and performance basis for on‐orbit power levels ranging from less than 1 kWe to 20 kWe. Atlas IIAS, Delta 7920, and Titan IV launch vehicles were considered for injecting the solar bimodal upper stage and payload into initial orbits ranging from Low Earth Or...

Published
1996
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22. Tackle Challenged.

Author

LAW, GLENN

Subjects
FISHING tackle
Abstract

Departments EDITORIAL In the wake of ICAST, the annual fishing-tackle trade show that's held every year in July, we've been fairly overwhelmed by a load of great new stuff. Glenn Law A new crop of rods, reels and lures gets a hearty welcome. Designs of lures, rods and reels increasingly reflect the particular demands of a growing number of anglers. [Extracted from the article]

Published
2021

23. Step Up.

Subjects
SOCIAL distancing
Abstract

No cynicism intended but, when it comes to social distancing, anglers are well-practiced: We've been avoiding each other on the water as long as we've been fishing. Yet anglers' access remains ridiculously low: only 37 days of bag-limit fishing in the past 10 years. The entire red snapper conundrum - and the Catch-22 nature of the situation - likely won't be fixed easily or quickly. [Extracted from the article]

Published
2020

24. Future Law, the Power of Prediction, and the Disappearance of Time.

Author

Neuwirth, Rostam J.

Subjects
SCIENCE fiction, SERENDIPITY, SYNESTHESIA, LANGUAGE & languages, LOGIC
Abstract

The human fascination with the art of predicting the future derives from the practical need to anticipate events to make adequate decisions. While science fiction has undoubtedly contributed greatly to this field, there are a large number of other forms of expression of the same desire to predict the future in almost every field of activity--from the arts to science, from technology to linguistics, and from artificial intelligence to magic--all of which constantly contribute to bringing the future closer to the present. However, there is one field that potentially has the greatest predictive power of them all: that is the field of law. To release this latent power of law, this article argues, a cognitive revolution has to take place, one that is related to the perception of time. Awareness about this cognitive change is dawning and is currently manifesting itself in a general trend derived from related trends of convergence in language and technology. These trends are captured by the rise of the rhetorical figures of oxymora and paradoxes, or so-called "essentially oxymoronic concepts," that increasingly pervade all human activities. Over the course of time, these concepts appear to have shown the magical power of bringing opposites into closer contact and possibly transcending their apparent contradictions to create a new reality. Pondering the future role of law while considering the present perception of time based on the dichotomy of the past and the future, this article inquires how far oxymora and paradoxes such as science fiction and space-time indicate an acceleration, a gradual shrinking and even a possible disappearance of time (as we know it). [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]

Published
2022
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25. Cleanup Time.

Author

Law, Glenn

Subjects
ENVIRONMENTAL protection, MARINE pollution, GREAT Pacific Garbage Patch
Abstract

The article provides information on the marine pollution or plastic pollution in the oceans including swamp plants, industrial discard and Great Pacific Garbage Patch.

Published
2018

26. New Moon.

Author

LAW, GLENN

Subjects
NEW moon, WORKING hours, SALINE waters
Abstract

EDITORÕS TIP Challenging and gratifying as it may be, the time spent at a desk is never the same a EDITORÕS TIP s the time spent on the deck. In terms of joy, the fishing has always come first, and right behind that, when the fishing isn't happening, reading about it. There's a big moon coming up with promising tides on this coast, and on the other side of the country the steelhead are slipping out of the salt chuck into the rivers and their destiny, and I got to go. [Extracted from the article]

Published
2022

27. One Fish.

Author

LAW, GLENN

Subjects
FISHING, TOURNAMENT fishing, SALTWATER fishing, RECREATIONAL mathematics
Abstract

Beginners want a fish, any fish, which gives way to wanting to catch a lot of fish, which evolves into seeking big fish and, finally, pursuing the most challenging fish - a full circle back to one fish. I fished with an industry PR woman several years ago when she caught her first saltwater fish. The one-fish approach falls apart when you're bailing dolphin or fishing a tournament. [Extracted from the article]

Published
2022

28. A Time for GIANTS.

Author

Law, Glenn

Subjects
BLUEFIN tuna, TUNA
Abstract

Presents information on the giant bluefin tuna fish population off the outer banks of North Carolina.

Published
2002

29. Ceaselessly Into the Future.

Author

Law, Glenn

Subjects
FISHERY management, FISHERY laws
Abstract

An editorial is presented in which the author discusses issues on angling and fisheries management and the efforts of the Center for Coastal Conservation (CCC) along with the American Sportfishing Association (ASA) to improve fishing.

Published
2017

30. Grubstake.

Author

LAW, GLENN

Subjects
RIVER channels, GULF Stream
Abstract

Good forage depends on good habitat, and no matter how many reds anglers release, and how well they're managed - and they have been a management success in many places - without habitat and the resultant forage, they skedaddle. Departments EDITORIAL OIf all the species we've focused on in our annual species special issues, redfish have a special appeal. EDITOR'S TIP Quality fisheries depend on healthy habitat and abundant forage to thrive and prosper. [Extracted from the article]

Published
2021

31. Greed Wins.

Author

Paul, Peter, Krech, David H., Kuebler, Chris, Smith, Ray, Hunt, J., Reaves, Charles, Andrews, Don, and Rubin, Lee

Subjects
LETTERS to the editor, SWORDFISH fishing, FISH spawning, FISHING, FISHING techniques
Abstract

Several letters to the editor are presented in response to articles in previous issues including "Swords on the Line," in the March 2010 issue, "Wired for Inshore," in the April 2010 issue, and "Part of the Problem," in the March 2010 issue.

Published
2010

32. Patience or Patient.

Author

LAW, GLENN

Subjects
PATIENCE, PANDEMICS, MENTAL health
Abstract

Departments When we set about planning this month's theme - "Explore New Waters" - we had no inkling we'd be navigating uncharted waters as this pandemic turns our lives upside down. Optimism, after all, is fundamental in fishing. But I feel science, rather than denial or emotion, is a critical guideline when all our remaining days of fishing are on the line. [Extracted from the article]

Published
2020

33. Erratum.

Subjects
COMPENSATION management
Abstract

A correction to the article "Structural Conflict," that was published in the January/February 2010 issue is presented.

Published
2010
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34. The past, present and future of law reform in Canada.

Author

Moore, Marcus

Subjects
LAW reform, COMMON law, JUSTICE administration, GOVERNMENT policy, CODIFICATION of civil law
Abstract

The story of institutional law reform in Canada has been described by one veteran as 'somewhat troubling.' It is a story not without significant successes: In Québec civil law, the codifications were remarkable achievements which realised sweeping and highly-esteemed reforms. Among Canadian common law provinces, Ontario founded the Commonwealth's first law reform commission in 1964, and as early as 1967 Alberta innovated the now internationally-influential joint venture design of its commission. Further, Canada's original national commission was notable for its ambitious pursuit of social issues, and the second national commission challenged conventional legal paradigms at unparalleled depth. Across the country, many law commissions were established. Yet, what is 'troubling' is how many, including long-established and prominent commissions, were since closed or constrained, impeded from accomplishing what they might have. Meanwhile, in Québec civil law, the codifiers' repeated calls for a permanent commission have gone unheeded. What does the future hold for institutional law reform in Canada? In Québec civil law, there are some signs of movement towards reform continuity. An important question will be whether processes of continuous incremental reform can be developed and managed to alleviate reliance on overwhelming legal overhauls. Elsewhere in Canada, a few Canadian provinces that shuttered commissions have since re-established them in altered forms. The common themes of austerity, ideology, and alleged redundancy in the downfall of past Canadian commissions remain an ever present concern to the survivors, as they simultaneously confront newly emerging challenges. Time will tell whether, because of their experience in reforming themselves in response to their troubling story to date, Canada's law commissions may be best-positioned to meet institutional law reform's challenges of the future. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]

Published
2018
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37. Protection for River Herring and Shad.

Subjects
FISHERY management, SHAD
Abstract

The article reports that the Mid-Atlantic Fishery Management Council is putting in efforts for the conservation of river herring and shad including the use of tools to provide approved ecosystem approach for fisheries management.

Published
2017

38. Panama Bound.

Author

SUESCUN, ALEX

Subjects
FISHING, PANAMA description & travel, ANNUAL meetings
Abstract

The author expresses his views on his visit to Panama for fishing which is a popular angling destination while attending the "Salt Water Sportsman" annual editorial planning meeting at the Tropic Star Lodge in Pinas Bay in Panama.

Published
2017

39. Panama Bound.

Author

SUESCUN, ALEX

Subjects
FISHING lodges
Abstract

A review is offered for the Tropic Star Lodge in Piñas Bay, Panama.

Published
2016

40. HIT THE ROAD.

Author

HENDRICKS, JIM, BURNLEY, RIC, CAPUTI, GARY, LAW, GLENN, HONACHEFSKY, NICK, CUNNINGHAM, RIP, POVEROMO, GEORGE, PIKE, DOUG, SUESCUN, ALEX, and LEAR, DAVE

Subjects
FISHING, OUTDOOR recreation
Abstract

The article presents information on the favorite fishing destinations of the journal's field staff, prowriters and anglers.

Published
2016

41. PRO IS AS PRO DOES.

Author

Law, Glenn

Subjects
FISHERS, TOURNAMENT fishing
Abstract

An introduction is presented in which the editor discusses various reports within the issue on topics including tournament fishing, professional fishermen, and experiences of anglers.

Published
2015

42. SMALL VICTORIES.

Author

LAW, GLENN

Subjects
BOATS & boating, FISHING nets, FISHERY laws
Abstract

The author reflects on the Miami International Boat Show, the inshore gill-netting ban in Florida, and the National Saltwater Recreational Fishing Policy of the U.S. National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration (NOAA) Fisheries.

Published
2015

43. TEAM WORK.

Author

Law, Glenn

Subjects
SALTWATER fishing, SALINE waters
Abstract

An introduction is presented in which the editor discusses various reports within the issue on saltwater fishing boat and gear reviews, and fishing photographs.

Published
2015

44. Lighter Days Ahead.

Author

Law, Glenn

Subjects
SALTWATER fishing, MARINE fishes
Abstract

An introduction is presented in which the editor discusses various reports within the issue on saltwater fishing sites which includes various topics like saltwater fishing boat and gear reviews, and fishing photographs.

Published
2015

45. HERITAGE RECLAIMED.

Author

LAW, GLENN

Subjects
BONEFISHING, TARPON fishing
Abstract

A personal narrative is presented which explores the author's experience of being engaged into bonefish and tarpon fishing in Jardines de la Reina (JDR) archipelago near the southern coast of Cuba.

Published
2015

46. COME SAIL AWAY.

Author

BROWNLEE, JOHN

Subjects
BILLFISH fishing, FISHING techniques
Abstract

The article shares the author's experiences of fishing billfishes in South Florida, with details including the use of accurate fishing baits, a history of kite-fishing in Palm Beach, Florida and developments of kite-fishing technique.

Published
2015

47. STRUCTURE SMART.

Author

McNally, Bob

Subjects
FISHING, SALTWATER fishing
Abstract

The article offers information on fishing inshore structure.

Published
2015

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