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1	Catfish Gumbo Keith "Catfish" Sutton - Writer, photographer, editor, and lecturer. As he put's it "Just a country redneck trying to make my mark on the world in some small way."
2	SEOPA Southeastern Press Association. Nation's premiere regional organization for outdoor communicators.
3	Visit St. Peterburg-Clearwater Florida CVB St. Petersburg-Clearwater Florida
4	Northeastern Oklahoma Fly Fishing Club The Northeastern Oklahoma Fly Fishing club promotes fly fishing in Northeast Oklahoma. Its members are interested in fly fishing for all species available in the region. The club conducts monthly business meetings at 7:00 pm on the last Monday of each month. A monthly fly tying contest is held at the monthly meetings. The club hosts the Small Mouth Rendezvous (SMR) during a weekend in May of each year.
5	Arkansas Tournament Fishing Your number one website for bass fishing tournament news and source for fishing information; covering all media events along with major tournaments.
6	Marshall County CVB Marshall County, Alabama is located in the northeast portion of the great state of Alabama. Marshall County is located 45 miles southeast of Huntsville and 65 miles northeast of Birmingham. Marshall County includes Albertville, Arab, Boaz, Guntersville and the growing town of Grant, home to Cathedral Caverns State Park. Each city has its own patchwork of attractions, historical sites and festivals.
7	Colbert County Tourism Colbert County, "Gateway to Northwest Alabama," is your passage to a host of leisure activities. Enjoy fishing, golf, shopping, dining, or touring significant historical sites and museums, including the Birthplace of Helen Keller and the Alabama Music Hall of Fame. Discover why the cities of Muscle Shoals, Sheffield, and Tuscumbia have been called "Alabama’s premier tourist destination!"
8	University Press of Florida The official publisher for the State University System, the University Press of Florida (UPF) has been engaging educators, students, and discerning readers since 1945. UPF has published over 2,500 volumes since its inception and currently releases nearly 100 new titles each year.
9	Cajun Coast Vistors & Convention Bureau Travel the Cajun Coast for your real Louisiana adventure! Explore St. Mary Parish, including swamp tours, bird watching, great restaurants and Cajun cooking.
10	Houma & Convention Area and Visitors Bureau Your passport to information on the Houma and Terrebonne Parish area.
11	Visit Louisiana Coast The Louisiana Tourism Coastal Coalition (LTCC) is a non-profit destination marketing organization. Following the historic 2010 BP oil spill, Louisiana's coastal parishes led a united effort to mitigate the economic impact to the tourism stakeholders and communicate with one voice. On June 16, 2010 the LTCC was formed.
12	University of Arkansas Press The University of Arkansas Press was founded in 1980 as the book publishing division of the University of Arkansas. A member of the Association of American University Presses, it publishes approximately twenty titles a year, about a third of which fall under the general heading of Arkansas and Regional Studies. The Press is charged by the Trustees of the University with the publication of books in service to the academic community and for the enrichment of the broader culture, especially works of value that are likely to be turned aside by commercial houses. This press, like all university presses, has as its central and continuing mission the dissemination of the fruits of research and creative activity.
13	Lebanon Missouri For the third consecutive year, Outdoor Life magazine has named Lebanon, MO. one of America's "Top 200 Towns for Sportsmen." This year, Lebanon was listed at No. 122 among the publication's annual list of the best cities for those who enjoy the great outdoors. The article appears in the May 2011 issue.
14	Bennett Spring State Park In the mid-19th century, settlers found Bennett Spring to be an ideal spot for grist and flour mills. Today, most people come to Bennett Spring State Park to struggle with the rainbow trout, or just to marvel at the 100,000,000 gallons of clear, cool water that gush from the spring each day. The spring valley - once a popular camping ground for farmers waiting for their grain to be ground at the mill - still attracts visitors interested in camping, hiking and canoing. A Bennett Spring "hike" can be a leisurely stroll along the tree-shaded spring branch, or an invigorating seven miles to tour an interesting natural tunnel. Those looking for less rugged pleasures will enjoy the rental housekeeping cabins, the public swimming pool and the park's rustic dining lodge. Fishing enthusiasts will be found casting their lines along the spring branch, while others visit the exhibits interpreting Missouri's springs and natural environment at the nature center. Now, at 3,216 acres, the state park that arose around Peter Bennett's spring continues to delight all comers.
15	Future Bass Web Site Bass Tournament information web site.
16	Ron Kruger Outdoor Photography Bringing The Outdoor Indoors. Professional quality images of hunting, fishing and other outdoor pastimes. Candid photos and macros of wildlife and nature
17	Bassmaster Everything and anything you want to know about B.A.S.S. and bass fishing.
18	FLW Outdoors Everything and anything you want to know about FLW Outdoors.
19	Wired2Fish Everything and anything you need to know about fishing is covered in Wired2Fish.
20	BassFan Everything and anything you need to know about bass fishing is covered at this web site.
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