Cast a Line and Teach a Tot to Fish


Updated 05/20/09 7:17 AM · Posted by LilSugar · 1 comment

Fishing With Kids

The image of a father standing behind his child and teaching him to cast a line is as iconic as a Norman Rockwell painting. But any parent that has tried to introduce their kiddo to the sport of fishing knows reality isn't as picturesque. From hooks caught on clothing to tangled lines, it's all worth the memories so get out there and catch dinner with your darlings! Here are some tips: Length Read more

Search For Missing NFL Boaters Cost $1.6 Million


Updated 03/12/09 5:15 AM · Posted by CitizenSugar · 19 comments

Search For Missing NFL Boaters Cost $1.6 Million

You can't put a price on the joy that comes from rescuing a loved one swept away at sea, but you can calculate how much it costs the taxpayers. After four football players went missing in the Gulf of Mexico, the US Coast Guard spent three days searching 20,000 square miles. One man was rescued, but tragically the three others are presumed dead. The cost to the Coast Guard? $1.6 million. If the Read more

Winter Can Be So Cruel


Updated 11/05/07 11:41 PM · Posted by · 6 comments

Winter Can Be So Cruel

Garfield here is fishing around for his next meal, but can't make sense of the ice below him. Diving is out of the question, this he knows— only because he tried a number of times and then some. Talk about learning a lesson the hard way! (He's got nice form, though.) Read more

Get in Gear: Sealine Dry Bags


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Get in Gear:  Sealine Dry Bags

If you are going to be near water, either backpacking, camping, swimming, going to the beach, boating, water skiing, wakeboarding, fishing, or kayaking, you've got to protect all your stuff from getting wet. You know - the stuff that absolutely can't get wet like your camera, cell phone, wallet, and dry undies. Check out this very practical dry bag (it means it's waterproof) made by Sealine. Read more

Is it Safe to Eat the Fish I Catch?


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Is it Safe to Eat the Fish I Catch?

Many of us vacation by water, and you or someone you're with is bound to do a little fishing. You might be wondering if that fish you catch is safe to eat. Unfortunately, there are no national guidelines on this topic. It all depends on where you fish and if the water is polluted or not. To find out that information, you can visit the EPA website, click on any state in the U.S., and you will Read more

This Fisherman Is A Gas!


Updated 01/05/07 4:02 PM · Posted by · 1 comment

This Fisherman Is A Gas!

Yeah, Yeah, Yeah- so the 20 lb. fish has teeth. Cool. But I'm more interested in the fisherman responsible for finding the fish. When he's not fishing, he's lovin' up on a helium machine. And if that's not the case, then I think he's had his fair share of the lake water. No more for you, buddy. Read more

6 Things to Do With Scallions


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What to Do With Leftover Green Onions or Scallions

Ever buy a bunch of herbs for a recipe, only to use a scant stem and find the rest wilted with dehydration a week later? This has admittedly been a long-standing problem in my kitchen, and I've been determined to cultivate a solution for it. This week I'm addressing an aromatic I have a chronic problem forgetting about: scallions. When they're fresh, green onions have a biting smell and are Read more

How To: Get Your iPad Ready For Resale


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How to Sell Your iPad Online

If the rumors are true, the iPad 3 should be announced in March. If you're ready to upgrade from your first-gen iPad or iPad 2, now's the time to start thinking about selling. But before you post a listing on Craigslist or eBay, get all your ducks in a row first. Here's a few tips on how to prep your gadget for resale, and get top dollar for your efforts. Back up your data and do a clean sweep Read more

Tips For Building an Effective Online Dating Profile


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How to Make an Online Dating Profile

In this digital age, men and women aren't just hitting bars and coffee shops to snag a date. More and more, they're heading to the Internet. In fact, 50 percent of men have met a woman online according to a recent survey. It's obvious that online dating has become the norm, and for good reason — the Internet gives you more options because you can cover a wider area of partner possibilities (as Read more

Meet Me in Moscow: A Russian Food Primer


Updated 02/07/12 5:23 PM · Posted by · 4 comments

Russian Dishes and Ingredients

Whenever you're complaining about the ferocity of Winter, just remember things are much, much colder in other parts of the world. But while Russian Winters may be brutal, they've got plenty of amazing, comforting recipes with flavors designed to take that chill out of your bones. It's time to call up your babushka, put on your copy of Doctor Zhivago, and grab a tall glass of vodka, if you see Read more