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Bass Fishing News and Events

FISH FORECAST: Bass fishing is hot on Lake Erie (Lockport Union-Sun & Journal)

Bass fishing was on fire last weekend as Jim Hanley of Angola took out Erie County District Attorney Frank Clark and his wife, Cathy.

Sports briefs (Rochester Democrat and Chronicle)

Cycling event renamed, expands Canandaigua's Money honored Booth second in bass Bouldering at RIT

Anglers missing out by not falling for October bass action on the Susquehanna (Times News)

HILTS: Lake of the woods is sportsmanâ€™s paradise (Niagara Gazette)

Bill Hilts. Jr. brings you this week's outdoors calendar.

Steve Merlo: Locals have caught on to bass bonanza in NY (The Bakersfield Californian)

I think my wife and I have created a monster for guide Gaspere Costabile of Niagara Falls, Ontario. "Jasper", as he is known to his friends and clients, fishes out of Buffalo, New York, in Lake Erie, for the huge smallmouth bass living there. Since we first made the cross country trip, plenty of other locals from the Bakersfield area have also made the trip, some for the third and even fourth ...

Where they're biting this weekend (MPNnow.com)

The Fishing Line â€” By Ron Wilson

Lions Club hosts 14th annual derby in Wauconda (Lake County Journals)

WAUCONDA - Sunny weather made for slower fishing this year at the Lions Club InternationalÃ¢â‚¬Â™s 14th annual fishing derby at Bangs Lake in Wauconda on Sept. 7.

CENTRAL NEW YORK SPORTS (The Post-Standard)

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Joshua M. Purpora, 24 (The New Milford Times)

Joshua Michael Purpora, age 24, of New Milford, died unexpectedly on Tuesday September 30, 2008. Josh was born April 5, 1984 in Derby, CT a son of April (Cummings) Purpora of Monmouth Beach, NJ and the late Robert John Purpora.

FISH FORECAST: Final weekend for Fish Odyssey; wildlife festival set (Niagara Gazette)

By Bill Hilts Jr. King salmon are slowly starting to make their return to their â€œhomeâ€ streams â€” wherever they were stocked â€” and this is when the Olcott pen project should really be paying dividends.