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A collection of news and information related to Fishing published by Tribune Company sources. (Photo AP)
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Coast Guard rescues fisherman stricken with chest pains
L.A. NOWA 51-year-old man who suffered chest pains while on a fishing expedition 12 miles from San Diego was evacuated Wednesday by a Coast Guard vessel. The 45-foot response boat reached the fishing vessel Malihini and took the man aboard. In...... -
Review: 'When Captain Flint Was Still a Good Man' a strong debut
The title of Nick Dybek's debut novel, "When Captain Flint Was Still a Good Man," hints at transitions to come, and the phrase "was still" suggests that the changes will not be good. Flint, if you've forgotten your children's classics, was the captain of...
Tags: Literature, Human Interest, Arts and Culture, Memorial Day, Lifestyle and Leisure
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Scientists observe 'tragic experiment' of tsunami debris
Jeff Larson has seen just about everything wash up on the shores of Santa Cruz: bottles, toys, shotgun shells, busted surfboards and fishing floats that looked like they had bobbed across the Pacific. When surging water driven by the magnitude 9.0...
Tags: Natural Disasters, Japan, Science and Technology, Maria Cantwell, Car Tires
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The great Pacific garbage reality
For months, West Coast residents have been bracing for an onslaught of items drifting toward us since last spring's tsunami in northeastern Japan, which swept apartment buildings, cars, even entire villages, into the sea. Now we are seeing the first...
Tags: Natural Disasters, Japan, Beaches, Pulitzer Prize Awards, Entertainment Events
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Japan tsunami debris hitting West Coast
L.A. NOWMore than a year after the catastrophe in Japan, beachcombers up and down the West Coast are awaiting the flotsam that was set on a eastward course by the destructive surge of water. Fishing floats, soccer balls, fuel tanks and...... -
In Mexicali, a haven for broken lives
Mario Ramos stirs a pot of beans with a bent spatula as the men crowd into the kitchen, the ragged line stretching out the splintered doorway.
Years ago, Ramos, 45, grilled up pricey seafood in a tiki-themed restaurant on Pacific Coast Highway in...Tags: Dining and Drinking, Politics, Car Repair and Maintenance Tips, Los Angeles Hotels, Restaurants
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Bluefin tuna carried a little radiation from Japan to California, study says
Pacific bluefin tuna carried radioactivity from Japan’s 2011 Fukushima Daiichi nuclear disaster all the way across the ocean to the shores of California, scientists reported Monday. They didn’t bring much — the levels were far lower...
Tags: Japan, Stony Brook, Nuclear Power, Fukushima (Fukushima, Japan), Science and Technology
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Salton Sea's new low
SALTON SEA STATE RECREATION AREA — During the heyday of the Salton Sea, when the Hollywood crowd and others came to play in large numbers, this strip of beaches, campsites and fishing spots along the sea's northern shore was one of California's most...Tags: Salt, Recreational and Sporting Goods Industry, Tourism and Leisure, Travel, Ken Johnson
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President Rafael Correa defends Ecuador's air defenses
World NowEcuadorean President Rafael Correa on Monday defended his country’s air defenses after a small plane linked to Mexican drug traffickers crashed undetected on the country’s northwest coast and raised fears among foreign counter-narcotics... -
North Korea releases captured Chinese fishermen, boats
World NowNorth Korea released 29 captured Chinese fishermen and three fishing vessels, putting an end to a 13-day ordeal that raised questions about the stability of the Pyongyang regime.... -
Pebble mine could devastate Alaska rivers, streams, EPA says
SEATTLE -- The Environmental Protection Agency is warning that plans for a massive mine in the hills above Bristol Bay in Alaska — home of the biggest sockeye salmon fishery in the world — could have devastating consequences for rivers and...
Tags: Republican Party, U.S. Environmental Protection Agency, Water Pollution, Mining, Environmental Issues
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North Koreans accused of holding Chinese fishermen for ransom
World NowChinese fishing boat owners have accused the North Korea military of taking 29 Chinese fishermen on three boats captive and holding them for ransom....
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