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VPT's Outdoor
Journal #204
Sculling
Sculling is a rowing sport
that's not only a great workout, it's one of the fastest trips you can make on
the water under your own power. Vermont is home to the Craftsbury Sculling Center
in Craftsbury Common. It is a world-class sculling school attracting Olympians
and people who just like to row. Host Marianne Eaton joins a class at Craftsbury
to learn the ins and outs of sculling and what the attraction is to this sport
of "leverage."
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Loon
Recovery
With the loon population of
Vermont down to eight nesting pairs in 1983, the Loon Recovery Project combined
the talents of the Vermont Institute of Natural Science (VINS) and the Vermont
Fish and Wildlife Department to study ways to increase the loon population. Outdoor
Journal visits with Eric Hanson, project biologist and the kids of Vermont Audubon's
"Take Part Program" as they demonstrate what they have done to increase
the loon population to almost forty nesting pairs.
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Bomoseen
Bass
Although Lake Champlain is
renowned for it's fine bass fishing, Vermont has many smaller, less famous lakes
that also offer excellent opportunities for anglers to reel in a hefty largemouth
or small-mouth. One of the best times to enjoy the great bass fishing that these
inland lakes have to offer is in the early fall boat traffic is almost
non-existent and cooling water temperatures have summer-fat bass back on the prowl.
Host Lawrence Pyne joins longtime bass guide Rod Start of Tinmouth, Vermont for
a mid-September outing on Lake St. Catherine, one of several outstanding bass
lakes in southwestern Vermont.
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