National Fishing And Hunting Day

If you live in the good ole US of A and have never been fishing, give it a try on National fishing day! On Saturday, September 27, 2008, there will be several events held around the country to promote fishing and hunting.

    Fishing Facts

  • More than 64 million Americans hunt and fish.
  • More than 44 million Americans six years of age and older enjoy fishing every year.
  • Americans fish 557 million days per year.
  • An average angler spends $1,046 every year on the sport.
  • Over one quarter of all anglers are female.

via NHFDAY.org

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