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Conservation

IGFA Fish Release Recommendations: Part II – Landing & Hook Removal

If you’re not going to photograph your fish or document it for record purposes, the best method is to not remove the fish from the water.  In-water releases can be aided by the use of de-hooking devices …

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General

GHRI, Georgia Aquarium Partner for Stingray Census Study in Grand Cayman

The Guy Harvey Research Institute just finished conducting the annual census of the stingray population at Stingray City in Grand Cayman. The GHRI team, led by Guy Harvey and GHRI Director Dr. …

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GW Shark NSU Resaerch

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Great White Shark Genome Decoded

Huge Genome Reveals Sequence Adaptations in Key Wound Healing and Genome Stability Genes Tied to Cancer Protection FORT LAUDERDALE/DAVIE, Fla. – The great white shark is one of the most recognized marine …

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Florida Lottery

Bahamas

Florida Lottery Player Wins Bahamas Fishing Adventure in Second Chance Drawing

TALLAHASSEE – The Florida Lottery held the third of four second chance drawings for non-winning GUY HARVEY®Scratch-Off tickets in the Guy Harvey® Sportsman’s Paradise Second Chance Promotion. …

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Guy Harvey Outpost Resorts

General

Guy Harvey Limited Edition Stand Up Paddleboard by ARK

On the eve of the official launch of ARK Paddleboards new Guy Harvey Limited Edition Stand Up Paddleboard, Guy Harvey Outpost Program Advisor Capt. Ned Stone visited the ARK headquarters in Pompano Beach, …

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Great Marlin Race May Come to Galapagos

Get Hooked

Art of the Dive/Portraits of the Deep Exhibition Scheduled At IGFA Fishing Hall of Fame & Museum in October

DANIA BEACH, FL—SEPTEMBER 22, 2011—A group of internationally acclaimed marine artists, including Dr. Guy Harvey, Wyland and sculptor Kent Ullberg, will be among the featured artists in the Art …

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Save the Billfish, Stop Longlining

Keep the Longlines Out of the Current Closed Zones! The closed areas along Florida’s East Coast (FEC) and the DeSoto Canyons in the Gulf of Mexico were established to reduce the bycatch and discards …

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Posted 10 Aug, 2011

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