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Let's Go Kayak Fishing!
New Jersey Fish & Wildlife’s Sedge Island Natural Resource Education Center is offering a workshop to saltwater anglers, 18 years and older, interested in learning how to kayak fish. This overnight workshop will provide participants with an informative and welcoming environment in which to learn new angling skills while fishing in Barnegat Bay. The workshop will take place August 2-3, 2023 at the Sedge Island Natural Resource Education Center located off of Island Beach State Park in Seaside Park. The application deadline is July 20, 2023.
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This site was recently deemed by Gargle as not having content worthy of being polluted by their ad-spam. Just as well.
I sprang for a WordPress plugin that lets me place live maps or satellite imagery in the website. There are three choices:
- OpenMaps - excellent free street maps
- GoogleMaps - not quite as good street maps from Google that may not be free
- GoogleEarth - satellite imagery from Google that may not be free
I say may not be free because Google's terms are complicated and depend on the amount of traffic you get. I'm guessing it will be free, but I can't be sure yet. So far Google has not cost me anything.
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Made my first entries in the new site.
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Dragonflies
Dragonflies are aerial predators with a strong liking for water, so you are very likely to get 'buzzed' while out kayaking. They are harmless to humans. Dragonfly larvae are fully aquatic little nightmares. There are many kinds of dragonflies in the region, too many to list.
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