“I’m at a loss for words,” Mueller said. “I started playing this year and got Players Advantage. That’s probably the best five dollars I’ve ever spent.”Mueller, a self-described “avid fisherman” enjoys fishing year-round in Canada, whether it’s ice fishing or fishing for northern pike or

walleye in northern Canada or rainbow trout in the Great Lakes. However, his passion is bass fishing.

“I’m not a tournament fisherman by any means, but I get out as much as possible,” Mueller said. “I basically breathe and dream about fishing.

“It’s great to learn the different strategies of the competitors,” Mueller added. “You get a lot of insight, especially with Players Advantage. You’re able to get a little more in depth and know the competitors, which is definitely appealing.”

Clausen won the FLW Tour event last week with a four-day total of 20 bass that weighed 69 pounds, 14 ounces.

Mueller’s Fantasy Fishing team was led by Clausen, and earned him 2,340 valuable points that will continue to accumulate throughout the season, putting himself in position to contend for the $100,000 grand prize.

Fantasy Fishing is free to play, but fans can gain a valuable edge with Player’s Advantage. Player’s Advantage is a unique tool that offers additional resources and information, and those with Player’s Advantage have won at a rate of four-to-one. An added benefit to purchasing Player’s Advantage is receiving access to the FLW Outdoors Magazine e-Edition.

Finishing in second place on the fantasy side for the Potomac River event was Jane Brunner of Byhalia, Miss., who won $5,000, and in third was Cindy Hall of Cleveland, Tenn., who won $1,000. Several other winners from California to Pennsylvania to Wisconsin took home prizes ranging from $500 cash to $10 Walmart gift cards.

The 2011 Fantasy Fishing season consists of 10 tournaments surrounding the Walmart FLW Tour with cumulative and individual tournament prizes. Fans compete for more than $25,000 in cash and prizes from each of the 10 tournaments and a top prize of $15,000. The cumulative grand prize is $100,000 with the overall runner-up winning a Ranger Z-520 boat with a Ranger Trail Trailer, 250 Mercury outboard, Minn Kota Maxxum 80 trolling motor, Lowrance electronics and trolling motor batteries – all valued at $54,000.

The third-place overall winner will win a Chevy 1500 Silverado valued at $38,000, and fourth place will take home a FinCraft 17 Dual Console boat with a 115 Evinrude outboard valued at $27,000. A BRP Can-Am Outlander 400 All-Terrain vehicle, valued at $8,000, will be awarded to the fifth-place finisher; while sixth- through 10th-place finishers will win Walmart gift cards ranging in value from $9,000 to $5,000.

To begin playing, visit FantasyFishing.com and sign up. A team will automatically be selected for you, but you can edit that team and choose the 10 anglers you think will place the highest in the next Tour event. You must then select the angler you think will win the tournament and predict that angler’s cumulative winning weight, which will serve as the tiebreaker. Player’s modifications to their teams must be finalized by 11:59 p.m. ET the night prior to the tournament.

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Canada has one of the largest numbers of water bodies and National Parks in the world. As such, its a fertile land to look for big game fishing and hunting. The state of British Columbia is renowned for its salmon, steelhead, trout and Coho fishing. If it is the fighter monster pike you’re looking for, then towards northern Canada. This region is also famous for walleye, arctic char and Lake Trout fishing. Brook Trout is native to the states of Quebec and New Foundland. So that is what makes Canada unique and famous. And this is where Canadian Fishing Lodges also come into play.

The fishing season begins in May and lasts till the end of September. The summers are the best to fish because both the weather conditions and water temperatures combine towards a good run of fishes. For the more hardy and adventurous, the winter months offer the joys of ice fishing after the frost sets in. Without the Canadian fishing Lodges, fishing in Canada would have been a lot more difficult.

The Canadian government lays heavy emphasis on conservation. Thus, most Canadian fishing lodges practice catch and release policies and actively promote eco-tourism. There is something available to suit every pocket  from the luxurious, exclusive 5-star resorts to remote, rustic fishing cabins. Canadian fishing lodges offer various kinds of fishing experiences  it could be a family vacation, a corporate conference or getaway or a remote wilderness fishing adventure. The diversity is immense.

If you are looking for non-fishing activities in addition to big game fishing then even Canadian fishing lodges will not disappoint you. You can choose from a canoeing or kayaking trip, wilderness and bird watching, hiking, golf, lazing on the beach  fishing lodges in Canada offer them all. Also, Canada is quite proud of its tag of being a family destination and most lodges offer play areas and children activities. So, these are the amazing Canadian Fishing lodges.

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On  Jan 2 at about 7 a.m. a bright light streaked across the sky, leaving a trail of smoke behind it.

While most residents only caught its tail end, “one person actually saw it, and from what he was saying, the whole community was lit up as it passed,” said Joeli Qamanirq, the hamlet’s SAO. “That was the first time that ever happened in the community.”

Some Ikpiarjungmiut thought at first that it could be a fallen American spy satellite, according to Qamanirq.

A Greenlandic newspaper reported a similar occurrence on the same day.

According to the Semitsiaq article, the head of the Steno Museum planetarium believed it to be a meteor, which likely landed someplace in Northern Canada.

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