Ducks out of water

Article Abstract:

The protection of key duck-breeding ground in the United States rests solely with a provision in the farm bill that is known as "Swampbuster," an effective by voluntary program that pays subsidies to farmers who do not drain wetlands. Ron Reynolds, waterfowl habitat specialist for the U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service, refers to this provision as the last line of defense for duck hunting, the failure of which would mean losing 50 percent of the remaining potholes of the country.

Poultry and eggs, not elsewhere classified, Other Poultry Production, Ducks, Sexual behavior, Protection and preservation, Courtship of animals, Mating behavior, Swamps, Mating behaviour

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Bass high & dry

Article Abstract:

A fisherman who uses small dries normally associated with trout fishing to catch bass often astounds onlookers who believe that large bugs are necessary to hook largemouth bass. Tip Trippi's tips on flyfishing are presented.

Methods, Usage, Bass fishing, Fishing lures, Fly fishing

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Living large (mouth)

Article Abstract:

The American professional bass circuit has produced several millionaire fisherman who are paid thousands of dollars worth of sponsorship to tour the country, giving talks and demonstrations.

Fishers (Persons), Professional sports

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