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  1. CT SW License

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    It's a done deal. From The New London Day.....

    Home »Sports News »Local Sports Saltwater licenses are now available

    By Tim Coleman Published on 6/5/2009

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    Last year fishermen started their season with escalating gas prices. This season they find they will need a license to fish in saltwater in state waters. Here's what we were able to put together from various local sources.

    All anglers will need the license by June 15, paying $10 for resident and $15 for non-resident. If that sounds a bit rushed, also consider the bill to approve the license went through the state house, senate and governor's office in one day.

    You can obtain the saltwater license at any place now selling freshwater licenses. Such include town halls, some tackle stores or visits Web site at CTDEP.gov., though as of Thursday the web site had only provisions for resident, nothing yet for people that live in other states. Still unanswered at this point is whether other nearby states will honor a Connecticut license if, say, one runs to Montauk from New London?

    All anglers hope the monies generated by this move will go to improve fishing but it's highly unlikely that a license will do much to bring back a spring mackerel run to Long Island Sound or improve shore access.

  6. Rigging a Breakaway Anchor

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    I like that technique when used under know conditions where you have plenty of time to react to an anchor being dislodged.

    I like to think of my anchor as an emergency brake. I would hate the thought of just a few ty-wraps holding me off the rocks in a strong current, a moderate chop without any power :2261_high: .

    When in transit or when on the hook for the night, I’d feel better with a small shackle between the chain and the eye on the shank .

  13. I think I won!

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    Just got this email......Can someone translate this for me I think I won and want to claim my prize :2261_high: . Oh happy daze :1992_beer_cheer:

    EURO MILLION. MICROSOFT-GROSS JACKPOT-(LOTTERIEPROMO LOTTERIE)

    SPAN-NR.: 9465206

    Herzlichen Glückwunsch,

    Ihr E-Mail-Adresse gewann Nine Hundred und Dreißig fünftausend vierhundert und siebzig Euro (935.470,00 Euro) in die elektronische Post Award Ende des Jahres zieht, man erwartet von Ihnen,wenden Sie sich an den Forderungen Agent sofort für Gewinne Überweisung mit Details siehe unten.

    Regulierer: LUIS MARK

    E mail: luismark@inMail.sk

    Telefon: 0034-672510558

    ANSPRUCH, DER FORM VERARBEITET

    1. vollstandiger Name

    2. Adresse:

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    4. Geburtsdatum:

    5. Besetzung:

    6. Telefon:

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    Die oben genannten Anforderungen sind erforderlich.

    Gluckwunsche noch einmal.

    Herzlichst,

    Herr Raul Manuel

  14. First Aid Kit

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    This is a good topic, one I obviously haven't spent enough time thinking about.

    I guess it would come down to a judgement call.

    I was thinking get a rope or belt on the bleeder and then I could focus all of my time and effort performing CPR without worrying about #2 bleeding out.

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