Gary Engberg Outdoors

FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE April 26, 2013 CONTACT: Tim Bristol, Trout Unlimited, 907-321-3291; tbristol@tu.org ANCHORAGE – Sportsmen, Alaska Natives and commercial fishermen are heartened the EPA has released its updated Bristol Bay Watershed Assessment and initiated a public comment period, representing one of the last steps to protect Bristol Bay, Alaska, its world-class sockeye salmon fishery [...]

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FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE April 23, 2013             CONTACT: Lewis Lowe, 706-302-8404 Lewisl@strategies360.com   WASHINGTON – Alaskans representing the voices of local residents, commercial fishermen, sportsmen, Alaska Natives, and business owners have descended on Washington this week to push for action on the stalled EPA process to protect Bristol Bay, Alaska’s sockeye salmon fishery and save [...]

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Wednesday April 17, 2013   |           The President’s fiscal year (FY) 2014 discretionary budget request provides $1.6 billion for the U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service, an increase of $76.4 million over the 2012 enacted level, to fund the agency’s high priority needs. The budget also includes approximately $1.2 billion available [...]

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Healing Our Waters-Great Lakes Coalition  ANN ARBOR, MICH. (April 15, 2013) –Following the release of the Obama Administration’s 2014 budget, the Healing Our Waters-Great Lakes Coalition is urging the U.S. Congress to maintain support for Great Lakes programs that are protecting drinking water, safeguarding public health, creating jobs and upholding the quality of life for [...]

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  SHERMAN OAKS, Calif., April 11, 2013 – Fishhound, www.fishhound.com, announced today that it landed 27 new advertising partners during the month of March.  Each of these companies will be able to instantly promote their fishing-related offerings to the huge number of anglers that frequent Fishhound.com and nearly 450,000 Fishhound Facebook fans. “We’re ready to [...]

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Nearly half of the forests, grasslands and tundra where we love to hunt and fish will change dramatically during the next century. While the reasons for these changes are varied and complex, climate change is an undeniable factor.Sportsmen are the first to notice the effects of our changing climate, from shifts in seasonal distribution of [...]

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  St. Croix’s USA-made Imperial makes fly fishing more unique than elite, and affordable Park Falls, WI (April 5, 2013) – There are certain fallacies that surround fly fishing. One, a financial gap spans between the angler and proper equipment. There’s an intimidation factor, too – all that wicker on the waist and measured line [...]

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 Network Launches its 7th Annual National Consumer Sweepstakes, Giving Away Prizes Throughout April  WHO:              With the onset of spring fever comes fishing fever! And there’s no better way for anglers to celebrate the start of the season than the chance to reel in the hottest prizes – brought to you by Outdoor Channel. WHAT:           Outdoor [...]

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April 2 DONATE Join Fish and Wildlife Experts and Speak up for Bristol Bay Photo by Barry and Cathy Beck. Key fish and wildlife experts have agreed that 10 billion tons of toxic waste and world?renowned populations of salmon and rainbow trout don’t mix. In a letter to President Obama, 27 top officials in the [...]

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Hello Every One,   Today is April Fools Day and Mother Nature is playing a trick on us. Last year we were already starting to put our boats in the water. I made my first trip to the boat storage yard on Friday and had to climb over mounds of snow to get to the [...]

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