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When you’ve already crafted a line of big offshore poppers that kills fish and doesn’t have any design angles left to tweak, the only logical thing to do is add even more color options. That is exactly what Daiwa has done by releasing four brand new color patterns for its widely popular Saltiga Dorado Popper. Well-known in the big-game offshore fishing circles for its incredible strength and ability to push, throw and displace large volumes of water. The Dorado Popper, available in both floating and sinking models, has been loved by tuna hunters and the tuna themselves. “These lures are super tough...

Many of my friends told me not to visit Ohio, and I agree. Don’t visit Ohio unless we’re talking about Cuyahoga Valley National Park. Ohio is the butt of many jokes due to it’s perceptual inability to fit in anywhere. It’s not entirely Midwest, Pennsylvania doesn’t acknowledge it’s existence, and it is close enough to Canada to have wafts of maple syrup break through the smell of crime on the shores in Cleveland. EMOJI from https://openmoji.org/ Other than the Schill Brothers visiting Dolly Sods, Ohio hasn’t ever really crossed my mind for outdoor activities. Luckily I decided to FAFO on my own....

Fisheries and Oceans Canada managed to come to the mammal's help off Texada Island in British Columbia, as the whale performed a rare move by 'spyhopping' to get trapped fish nets in its mouth.Did you find this article useful? PIN this to your board on Pinterest!

I'm back ! Did you miss me ?! Last time I blogged, the Norwegian group was about to go home, Sophie was back home from England and Juliette was on a school trip to Ireland. Things were busy on all fronts, which was why I assumed I wasn't feeling great. Then I kept feeling like my lungs were closing up overnight so I headed to the doctor's, who gave me a couple of inhalers and sent me for a lung x-ray. I didn't even have the time to go back with my test results before I was carted off to...

Photo courtesy of Black Mountain Wine House Winter is (almost) here, and New Yorkers are preparing both physically and mentally to hunker down for the cold and dark months that are soon to come. But regardless of how terrible the winter weather can be, New Yorkers still want to go out and do things. Ahead, here are some of the city’s coziest places to spend the cold months ahead, from rustic bars with fireplaces to the Koneko cat cafe. Cozy restaurants & bars The Cabin NYC 205 East 4th Street, Manhattan The Cabin is a rustic, cottage-like restaurant offering classic American...