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The Last Fish
by Pat Murray
TIDE
Jan/Feb 2007

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by Ted Venker
TIDE
Jul/Aug 2009

 

Fisheries Management 101
by Pat Murray
TIDE
Jan/Feb 2008

The History of Exclusive Fishing Rights
by Matthew Paxton
Mar/Apr 2009
 

Remember
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by Ted Venker
TIDE
May/June 2008

 
 

TIDE
Magazine

TIDE is the official bimonthly magazine of the Coastal Conservation Association. It has received local, state and national acclaim for writing, photography, and layout and currently boasts a circulation of more than 80,000. TIDE is available only to members of Coastal Conservation Association.

 

TIDE
Advertising Sales
CCA has a growing membership of more than 100,000 outdoor enthusiasts committed to marine resource conservation. For more information on how your business can reach this loyal and dedicated market, contact:

Robert Taylor
TIDE Director of Advertising
1-800-201-3474 or rataylor@JoinCCA.org

Jan/Feb 2010
FEATURES: 

8  Connect the DotsWith speckled trout the most sought-after gamefish on the Texas coast, researchers must find ways to track their stocking efforts. – By Brandon Schuler

14  Taking Care of Tripletail – J
ust east of Jekyll Island from late March through July, a remarkable gathering of tripletail occurs off Georgia, and anglers there want to make sure it keeps happening. – By Capt. Spud Woodward

20  Sonic Salmon – A
tagging study in the Pacific Northwest is providing answers to many questions about the lives of juvenile salmon as they journey through estuaries and coastal waters. – By Thomas P. Quinn

24  TieFest
An event that started with 10 anglers has become one of the premier fly-fishing events in the Mid-Atlantic region, drawing up to 500 participants and some of the biggest legends of fly fishing. – By Lew Armistead   

28  The Gamest of Fish
The great barracuda is a fearsome predator in the tropics and the run of mild winters in the Gulf of Mexico may be bringing them to the upper Texas coast. – By Joe Doggett

32  Rocks of Ages
The list of gamefish that can be caught from the rocks would fill an entire page, and whether a jetty extends 100 yards or a half mile into the ocean, rest assured that it will hold fish. – By Doug Pike

40  Hot Spots for Cold Trout – On
a chilly winter day, the run to more traditional Louisiana “summertime” spots may pay off with the fish of a lifetime. – By Chris Macaluso

42  Ice Capades
 Inclement weather forces trout to seek warmer water and die-hard anglers along Florida’s Big Bend coast make the most of this challenging season by targeting rivers and creeks. – By Dave Lear

DEPARTMENTS:

 6  CASTING COMMENTS - A Good Law in Search of a Good Agency
46  IN THE LAB - Sportfish Research and Restoration
48 CAPITOL IDEAS - Talking Snapper with Dr. Bob Shipp
50  TIDE BITS

For information on photo and story submission or to submit letters and comments to the editor, contact Ted Venker - tide@joincca.org or 713.626.4234.  For information on photo submissions, contact Cheri Gossett, cherigossett@aol.com. For advertising information, contact

Robert Taylor
Director of Advertising
6919 Portwest, Suite 100
Houston, TX 77024
phone 1-800-201-3474 - fax 713-626-5852


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