Milwaukee Piscator's Rag: 2011

Saturday, December 31, 2011

Science: Lake trout rehab effort in the Northern Refuge failing to produce a natural population

The lake trout Salvelinus namaycush was once the top predator in Lake Michigan, but overfishing and parasitism by sea lamprey Petromyzon marinus led to a collapse in the population and by 1960 the population was wiped out. A rehabilitation effort began in 1965, driven by stocking. In 1985, as part of the rehabilitation effort, refuges, areas where fishing for lake trout is prohibited, were established. In 2008, biological recommendations for the rehabilitation of lake trout populations were given to the Great Lakes Fishery Commission. Part of these recommendations gave stocking priority to lake trout refuges, including the Northern Refuge. Madenjian and Desorcie (2010) performed a study to assess the progress towards rehabilitation in the Northern Refuge.

Fisheries News

Local
Mixed grades for Milwaukee River on Riverkeeper's report card

Journal Sentinel weekly fishing report

Regional
Review of 2011 from a Wisconsin outdoorsman

National
434K hatchery-raised lake trout to be destroyed due to invasive algae contamination

Study finds hatchery-raised fish have lower survival and reproductive success in wild

FDA to begin DNA testing to determine accuracy of fish labels

International
Christmas tradition in Poland could help Great Lakes states with carp problem

Arms-race between Japanese whaling fleet and Sea Shepherds continues to grow

Wednesday, December 21, 2011

Fisheries News

Local
Trout still biting in Milwaukee harbor

Journal Sentinel weekly fishing report

Regional
Recent report identifies an assortment of tools to impede Asian carp and other invasives

Great Lakes Restoration Initiative receives $300 million in latest budget

List of lakes with open water due to aeration systems

Examples of conservation efforts improving water quality and restoring trout streams

Changes to impaired waters list available for review

National
Bill introduced to require fisheries management decisions to be based on scientific data

American firm to represent Japan in a lawsuit against Sea Shepherds

International
Study reports 260 million marine fisheries jobs worldwide

Wednesday, December 14, 2011

Fisheries News

Local
Anglers Avenue to open pub and grill

Journal Sentinel weekly fishing report

Regional
WDNR keeping promise to publicly review salmon stocking strategy

Still too early for ice fishing in many places

Interest in ice fishing increased substantially over past decade

Wild Lakes Program attempts to protect undeveloped shorelines

Trout spawning underway at Nevin State Fish Hatchery

Rule requiring anglers to carry wire cutters on Natural Resources Board agenda

National
Environmental groups attempting to ban lead fishing tackle again

Bill introduced to keep pirate fishing vessels out of U.S.

Tuesday, December 6, 2011

Fisheries News

Local
Musky season closes up north

Journal Sentinel weekly fishing report

Regional
More information on online survey of male anglers ages 50 and older

Sturgeon-spearing license sales and harvest caps up from last year

Video: short documentary about trout in southern Wisconsin

National
Michigan to reduce the number of Chinook salmon stocked in Lake Huron

Commercial anglers dismayed by retirement of Rep. Barney Frank

Third generation of genetically improved yellow perch being tested

Ipads helping anglers manage fisheries more sustainably

International
Achievements at the annual meeting of the International Commission for the Conservation of Atlantic Tunas

Recent study suggests top marine predators have decline by 90% since 1950's

Wednesday, November 30, 2011

Fisheries News

Local
Journal Sentinel weekly fishing report

Regional
Department of Health conducting survey of male anglers ages 50 and older

Power level to be restored on electric barrier guarding against Asian carp

Recent report on the impacts of power plants on Great Lakes

International
Study suggest faster management response needed to prevent collapse of fisheries

Debris from Japanese tsunami may reach coast of North America soon

Restaurants to start using DNA barcoding to ensure identity of seafood

Monday, November 14, 2011

Fisheries News

Local
Water quality consistent with normal levels after bluff collapse

Port Washington Charter Captains Association named business of the year

Journal Sentinel weekly fishing report

Regional
WDNR installed aerator on Collins Lake to prevent fish kill

National
Charter boat captains join fight to save Lake Erie fisheries

Scientists developing instrument to break down algal toxins in Great Lakes

Seafood is tested for radiation and poses no public health concern

The Seafood Coalition asks Congress to block National Ocean Policy

International
U.N. report says 50% of food fish will come from aquaculture

Friday, November 11, 2011

Fall fish processing season comes to a close at the Root River Steelhead Facility

The fall fish processing season at the Root River Steelhead Facility ended earlier this week. A total of 1,798 Chinook salmon, 1,258 Coho salmon, 57 brown trout, and 18 rainbow trout were captured and released upstream. The number of Chinook salmon and Coho salmon released increased slightly from 2009 (1,695 and 1,131, respectively). The number of brown trout and rainbow trout decreased considerably from 2009 (95 and 99, respectively). The 2010 fish processing season was uncharacteristic because the facility was shut down temporarily due to low water levels. Despite the shut down, eggs were collected from 756 Coho salmon. In 2011, eggs were collected from 573 Coho salmon.

The Root River Steelhead Facility was built in 1993 by the Wisconsin Department of Natural Resources (WDNR) with input from fishing clubs and the U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service. It is located in Lincoln Park in Racine, Wisconsin. Each spring and fall, the facility is used to capture migrating salmon and trout. The WDNR collects biological data from many of the fish passing through the facility and eggs from the spawning females. Since 2009, the WDNR has hosted an open house at the facility during the fall fish processing season.

Friday, November 4, 2011

Science: The ability of anglers to identify salmon and trout

The ability of Great Lakes anglers to accurately identify salmonid species has not been measured. Boulby and Savoie (2011) conducted a study to determine the accuracy of salmonid identification by boat anglers in Lake Ontario.

Fisheries News

Local
Journal Sentinel weekly fishing report

The Bait Box fishing report

Regional
Tri Lakes Association the force behind the treatment of East Alaska Lake

Carstens Lake Association stocks 2,000 perch

Besadny Anadromous Fish Facility part of the effort to rehabilitate sturgeon stocks

40,000 cubic yards of contaminated sediment to be dredged from Menekaunee Harbor

WDNR conducting mail survey of anglers that quit inland trout fishing

Commercial whitefish season in Wisconsin extended to parallel season in Michigan

Survey finds many musky anglers having success

Use of live bait by musky anglers on the rise

National
Seafood fraud is quite common

Senator Brown calls for dismissal of NOAA chief

International
Former Sea Shepherd criticizes anti-whaling tactics

Sunday, October 23, 2011

Lake Michigan Fishing Forecast

In Port Washington, over the past few years during the last week of October there was no effort from the ramp and light to moderate effort from shore. There was no action from the ramp, no action from the pier, decent action from the power plant, little action from the marina and mixed action from Sauk Creek. In Sheboygan, there was usually little or no effort from the ramp and light effort from the shore. There was little action from the ramp, little action from the piers, little action at the marina and some action on the Sheboygan River.

Lake Michigan Fishing Forecast

In Port Washington, there is usually little or no effort from the ramp and light to moderate effort from shore. There was no action from the ramp and there has been a little action from the pier, exceptional action from the power plant and decent action from the marina. In Sheboygan, there is usually little or no effort from the ramp and light to moderate effort from the shore. There was no action from the ramp and there has been little action from the piers, decent action at the marina and some action on the Sheboygan River.

Fisheries News

Local
Improvements to Milwaukee County public boat launches may come next year

Journal Sentinel weekly fishing report

The Bait Box fishing report

Regional
UW-Eau Claire professor researching pheromone bait for Rapala

Deadline for Lake Winnebago sturgeon spearing license is October 31

East Alaska Lake will be treat to improve water quality on October 18-19

Warm air temperatures keeping inland waters from turning over

Fall salmon run reported to be the best in decades

National
Review of scientific papers reveal the extent of mercury pollution in the Great Lakes

Scientists suggest that the Great Lakes are in an ecologically critical period

International
Robotic kayak surveys Welland Canal for invasive species

Monday, September 19, 2011

Fisheries News

The Fishing Informant is going on vacation so this will be my last post for a couple weeks.

Local
Salmon shore fishing picking up in Milwaukee

Grafton Village Board rejects river dredging project

Journal Sentinel weekly fishing report

Regional
State hatcheries produce surplus fish

Musky Clubs Alliance plays role in rejuvenating spotted muskellunge fishery

National
Study finds rate of sea turtle bycatch decreasing

Sunday, September 18, 2011

Lake Michigan Fishing Forecast

In Port Washington, there is usually light effort from the ramp and light to moderate effort from shore. The action has been slow from the ramp and there has been some action from the pier, power plant and marina. In Sheboygan, there is usually light effort from the ramp and light to moderate effort from the piers. The action has usually been slow for the boats and there has been little action from the piers

Lake Michigan Fishing Forecast

In Port Washington, there is usually light effort from the ramp and light to moderate effort from shore. The action has been slow from the ramp and there has been some action from the pier, power plant and marina. In Sheboygan, there is usually light effort from the ramp and moderate effort from the piers. The action has usually been slow for the boats and there has been little action from the piers.

Science: Effects of dam removal on fish habitat and communities

Dams impact fisheries communities through habitats alteration and fragmentation. Habitat alteration can lead to displacement of native species and colonization by non-natives. Habitat fragmentation can impede access to habitats necessary for reproduction, feeding and survival. Dam removal is becoming a standard method for rehabilitating river ecosystems. Burroughs et al. (2001) observed the gradual removal of Stronach dam on the Pine River in Manistee County, Michigan and documented changes in fish habitat and communities.

Lake Michigan Fishing Forecast

In Port Washington, there is usually light effort from the ramp and light effort from shore. The action has been slow or decent from the ramp and there has been some action from the pier. In Sheboygan, there is usually light to moderate effort from the ramp and moderate effort from the piers. The action has usually been slow for the boats and there has been some action from the piers.

Fisheries News

Local
Results from the Sheboygan Coho Derby

Access to old WE Energies coal dock delayed

Journal Sentinel weekly fishing report

The Bait Box fishing report

Silver Lake boat launch to close September 6

Camp Lake boat launch to close September 6

Wambold dam drawdown secheduled for September 12

Onion River drawdown scheduled for September 1

Regional
Result of fishing survey for month of August with fishing tips

Changes in lake whitefish fishery

Salmon weight trending downwards

National
93-year-old wins the Silver Salmon Derby

Gulf of Mexico fish, shrimp and oysters are safe to eat

Sunday, August 21, 2011

Lake Michigan Fishing Forecast

In Port Washington, there is usually light to moderate effort from the ramp and light effort from shore. The action has been decent from the ramp and there has been little action from the pier. In Sheboygan, there is usually moderate effort from the ramp and light effort from the piers. The action has usually been slow for the boats and the action from the piers has been slow.

Lake Michigan Fishing Forecast

In Port Washington, there is usually light to moderate effort from the ramp and light effort from shore. The action has been mixed from the ramp and there has been no action from the pier but a little action elsewhere on shore. In Sheboygan, there is usually light effort from the ramp and light effort from the piers. The action has usually been slow for the boats and the action from the piers has been slow to decent.

Fisheries News

Local
Coho Derby in Sheboygan this weekend

Evidence of boom and bust cycles on Lake Michigan and Winnebago

Another option for fish passage in Grafton

Journal Sentinel weekly fishing report

The Bait Box fishing report

12-inch brown trout takes $1,500 at Port Washington Lions Club Fishing Derby

Results from Cleveland Fishing Derby

Regional
No Asian carp found during recent survey

Notes from the annual meeting of Wisconsin Outdoor Communicators Association

32 pound Chinook brought in at Kewaunee/Door County Salmon Tournament

Collapse of the Lake Huron salmon fishery

Odor of dead sea lamprey an effective sea lamprey repellent

Sunday, August 7, 2011

Lake Michigan fishing forecast

In Port Washington, there is usually moderate effort from the ramp and light effort from shore. The action has been decent from the ramp and there has been no action from the pier but a little action elsewhere on shore. In Sheboygan, there is usually moderate to strong effort from the ramp and light to moderate effort from the piers. The action has usually been slow to decent for the boats and there was little or no action from the piers.

Fisheries news

Local
Journal Sentinel weekly fishing report

The Bait Box fishing report

Regional
Mercury and PCB levels in fish drop around the Great Lakes region

Updated fish consumption advisory published

Act 21 gives oversight and accountability to DNR rule-making process

Another golden shiner state record

Fishing derby for children at Bluegill Bay Park this weekend

Largest fish at Two Rivers Kiwanis Fishing Derby is a 24.7 lb. Chinook

DNR website has new feature for sharing fish stories

National
Commercial anglers earn only 25% of potential revenue due to effects of overfishing

International
Abandoned goldfish survive for 134 days after devastating earthquake

Sea Shepherds chased from Namibia

Sunday, July 31, 2011

Lake Michigan fishing forecast

In Port Washington, there is usually moderate effort from the ramp and light effort from shore. The action has been mixed from the ramp and slow from the pier. In Sheboygan, there is usually light effort from the ramp and light effort from the piers. The action has usually been slow for the boats and from the piers.

Science: Alewife impacts on native Great Lakes fishes

Alewives Alosa pseudoharengus, native to the Atlantic Ocean, invaded Lake Ontario via the Erie Canal in the 1860’s, then Lake Erie (1930’s), Lake Huron (1933), Lake Michigan (1949) and Lake Superior (1954). Lake trout Salvelinus namaycush and burbot Lota lota predation contained alewife population growth. Eventually sea lamprey predation reduced abundances of these predators, allowing alewives to proliferate. From the 1960’s to the early 90’s, sea lamprey control and fish stocking programs allowed salmon stocks to grow and this reduced alewife populations. Madenjian et al. (2008) examined commercial catch records, fish abundances from fishery-independent surveys and other literature to determine the effects of alewives on native fish populations in the Great Lakes. Trends in fish abundance were compared across lakes. Lake Superior served as a baseline because alewife abundance is extremely low due to the low temperatures of the lake. Lake Erie was not included in this study because the alewife population has a low rate of survival through the winter.

Fisheries News

Local
Photos from the Powder Puff Derby in Sheboygan

Journal Sentinel weekly fishing report

Fish for Kids program teaches local children how to fish

Regional
Effort to make Fox River fish safe to eat halted

More environmental DNA from Asian carp found above electric barrier

Two more samples of environmental DNA from Asian carp found

Application deadline for a 2012 Upriver Lakes sturgeon spearing lottery tag approaching

A new controversial proposal to block Asian carp from Lake Michigan

National
Scientists work on a variety of ways to block Asian carp

International
Sea Shepherd's flagship detained in Scotland

Urine not an effective treatment for jellyfish stings

Sunday, July 24, 2011

Lake Michigan Fishing Forecast

In Port Washington, there is usually moderate effort from the ramp and light effort from shore. The action has been mixed from the ramp and pier. In Sheboygan, there is usually moderate from the ramp and light to moderate effort from the piers. The action has usually been slow for the boats and there has either been good action from the piers or none at all.

Lake Michigan Fishing Forecast

In Port Washington, there is usually moderate effort from the ramp and light to moderate effort from shore. The action is usually decent from the ramp and decent to good from the pier. In Sheboygan, there is usually moderate to strong effort from the ramp and piers. The action has usually been slow for the boats but there has been decent to good action from the piers.

Fisheries News

Local
Portage man survives collision with breakwater in Port Washington

Alewives piling up on area beaches

Results from G.L.S.F. Ozaukee Chapter Shoot Out 2011

Results from G.L.S.F. Ozaukee Chapter Public Fishing Derby 2011

Results from G.L.S.F. Northeastern Chapter Fishing Derby

Journal Sentinel fishing report

The Bait Box fishing report

Regional
More problems for the yellow perch in Lake Michigan

Record golden shiner caught on Fowler Lake

Young sturgeon, resulting from natural reproduction, found in St. Louis River

Updates on sturgeon restoration projects

National
Commercial anglers assist with fisheries research in Gulf of Mexico

International
European commission admits failings of Common Fishing Policy

Wednesday, July 13, 2011

Science: Cormorant feeding on yellow perch

Yellow perch Perca flavescens are abundant in Dore Lake, Saskatchewan, but do not achieve sizes acceptable to anglers (total length approximately 10 inches). Numbers of double-crested cormorant Phalacrocorax auritus, a piscivorous bird, have increased from 70 breeding pairs on Dore Lake in the 1960’s to 11,513 breeding pairs in 2006 and they consume 1.4-1.7 million kg of fish per year. Barks et al. (2010) examined growth rates, timing of ontogenetic diet shifts and cormorant predation of yellow perch on Dore Lake to determine if they explained the lack of acceptable yellow perch.

This week in recent fishing history

In Port Washington, usually light effort from the ramp and light to moderate effort from shore. The actions has been slow for boats but the action is usually exceptional from shore. Fish Days in Port Washington is this weekend, expect the ramps to be closed temporarily. In Sheboygan, usually moderate effort from the ramp and moderate to strong effort from the piers. The action has usually been slow from the boats but there has been exceptional action from the piers.

News

Local
Salmon-a-rama this weekend, perch division is back

Commercial fishing net warning from the DNR

Group takes veterans fishing

Journal Sentinel weekly fishing report

The Bait Box fishing report

Regional
Wisconsin hatcheries provide approximately 3 million walleye

Efforts to protect and restore area lakes showing signs of success

Notification of possible incidental take of rare during stream restoration

Two members of UW-Stout fishing team named to All-American team

National
Cheating in bass tournament could lead to charges

International
Species migrating between Pacific and Atlantic oceans

Monday, July 4, 2011

This week in recent fishing history

In Port Washington, usually light to moderate effort from the ramp and shore and the action is usually slow. In Sheboygan, usually moderate effort from the ramp and moderate to strong effort from the piers. The action has usually been slow from the boats but there has been decent action from shore.

News

Local
Public information meeting on Grafton fish passage this Monday

Dumper Dan featured on local television

Northeastern Great Lakes Sports Fishermen salmon derby this weekend

Bait Box fishing report

Journal Sentinel weekly fishing report

Regional
Lake Michigan down an inch since last year

Chicago is single largest contributor to Gulf of Mexico 'dead zone'

Predictions for Great Lakes from climate scientists

National
Flooding of Mississippi River may cause largest Gulf of Mexico 'dead zone' recorded

NOAA issues policies to increase domestic aquaculture production

This week in recent fishing history

In Port Washington, usually strong effort from the ramp and moderate effort from the shore during the holiday but light effort otherwise. There usually has been decent action from the boats and shore with some real good days mixed in. In Sheboygan, usually moderate to strong effort from the ramp and moderate strong effort from the piers during the holiday but light effort otherwise. The action has usually been slow from the boats and shore but there have been some real good days mixed in.

News

Local
Sheboygan Salmon Cup results

Permit for Grafton fish passage tentatively denied

Journal Sentinel weekly fishing report

Bait Box fishing report

Regional
DNR indicators show healthy smallmouth bass population in Door County

Power plant water intakes kill large numbers of fish in Great Lakes

Operation Dry Water coming to Wisconsin lakes and rivers

New law allows culling in DNR-permitted bass tournaments

Trout rearing facility closing due to vacant staff positions

National
Positive assessment of gulf oil spill response

San Francisco aims to ban sale of goldfish

Lake sturgeon study a reminder of the imperiled species

University and hydroelectric power plant partner to release salmon into Great Lakes

Two new vessels to combat invasive sea lamprey

International
More skepticism over climate change data

Sunday, June 19, 2011

This week in recent fishing history

In Port Washington, usually light to moderate effort from the ramp and light effort from shore. There usually has been decent to exceptional action from the boats and a little action from shore. In Sheboygan, usually moderate effort from the ramp, light to moderate effort from the piers and little effort elsewhere. The action is usually slow for boats and there has been some action for pier anglers.

This week in recent fishing history

In Port Washington, usually moderate effort from the ramp and light effort from shore. There usually has been decent to exceptional action from the boats and some action from shore. In Sheboygan, usually moderate effort from the ramp and light effort from the pier. The action is usually decent for boats and there has been some action for pier anglers.

News

Local
Fishing clinics run by a Milwaukee man are a success

Journal Sentinel weekly fishing report

The Bait Box fishing report

Regional
DNR announces the "Wanna Go Fishing for Millions" promotion

Favorable forecast for northern bass zone harvest season opener

National
Hydraulic fluid detected in Great Lakes' surface water and fish

International
Climate shifted out of La Niña conditions

Sea shepherds struggle against Tunisian tuna poachers

Moscow zoo creates sturgeonarium

Tuesday, June 7, 2011

Science: Non-native species cause several types of ecological impacts

This week in recent fishing history

In Port Washington, usually moderate effort from the ramp and light effort from shore. There usually has been decent action from the boats and some action from shore. In Sheboygan, usually moderate effort from the ramp, light effort from the piers and little effort elsewhere. The action is usually decent for boats and there has been some action for pier anglers.

News

Local
Questions regarding condition of Milwaukee county boat launches

Journal Sentinel fishing report

The Bait Box fishing report

Regional
Musky minimum length limit increased

Inland trout fishing update from the DNR

Sea lamprey control program gets a cut for 2012

Great Lakes Fishery Commission working with power plants to control sea lamprey

National
Appointments to the eight regional fishery management councils

White House pardons alligator poacher

International
White House continues embargo of Costa Rican shrimp

Sunday, May 29, 2011

This week in recent fishing history

In Port Washington, usually moderate effort from the ramp and light effort from shore. There usually has been decent action from the boats and some action from shore. In Sheboygan, usually moderate effort from the ramp and piers and little effort elsewhere. The action is usually slow for boats but there has been some action for shore anglers.

Science: Lake Michigan prey fish populations still near historic lows

This week in recent fishing history

In Port Washington, usually light effort early in the week but increased effort over the holiday weekend. There usually has been at least decent action from the boats and a little action from shore. In Sheboygan, usually light effort early in the week but increased effort over the holiday weekend. The action is usually slow for boats but there has been some action for shore anglers.

News

Local
Drawdown at Waterford dam to investigate seepage

Journal Sentinel weekly fishing report

The Bait Box fishing report

Regional
Improved perch fishing on Green Bay in 2011

New rule requires anglers trolling with downriggers to carry wire cutters

Results of the Wisconsin Conservation Congress elections

Walleye bag limit increased on Willow Flowage and Lake Tomahawk

Fish kill on Lake Du Buy, VHS not a suspect

Potential experimental rule change for largemouth bass on Chippewa Flowage

The current state of resource management in Wisconsin

National
Walleye fish kill on Lake Erie

Lionfish tournament to help remove the species

$649,527 in fisheries enforcement penalties returned by NOAA

NOAA allows lethal removal of California sea lions to protect trout and salmon

International
Sea Shepherds to patrol waters off Libya for tuna poachers

Sunday, May 15, 2011

This week in recent fishing history

In Port Washington, usually little effort from the shore with a little action; good weather usually brings a few more anglers out. Also, there was moderate effort from the ramp and some action. In Sheboygan, low effort throughout the area with occasional decent catches from the boats and a little action from the piers.

This week in recent fishing history

In Port Washington, light fishing effort from shore and very slow or dead, but there has been light effort with decent action from boats. In Sheboygan, light fishing effort with a little action from boats and the piers; also, carp caught behind the power plant.

Local
Trout stocked in Wisconsin's inland waters for opening day

Reduced Chinook salmon stocking pays off with good catch in 2010

Walleye limits changed for 539 lakes in Wisconsin Ceded Territory

Gizzard shad fish kill in Milwaukee caused by VHS

PCB levels in walleye decline after lake clean-up

Regional
52 species identified as potential invaders of Great Lakes

Sea lamprey control program avoids budget cuts

New bill would promote bass tournaments

National
Gulf of Mexico waters affected by oil spill re-opened to fishing

Fishing good for the economy

International
Transferable catch quotas bring sustainability and profits

Saturday, December 31, 2011

Wednesday, December 28, 2011

Wednesday, December 21, 2011

Wednesday, December 14, 2011

Tuesday, December 6, 2011

Wednesday, November 30, 2011

Wednesday, November 23, 2011

Monday, November 14, 2011

Friday, November 11, 2011

Tuesday, November 8, 2011

Friday, November 4, 2011

Tuesday, November 1, 2011

Monday, October 24, 2011

Sunday, October 23, 2011

Tuesday, October 18, 2011

Sunday, October 16, 2011

Thursday, October 13, 2011

Monday, September 19, 2011

Sunday, September 18, 2011

Monday, September 12, 2011

Sunday, September 11, 2011

Wednesday, September 7, 2011

Thursday, September 1, 2011

Tuesday, August 30, 2011

Sunday, August 28, 2011

Monday, August 22, 2011

Sunday, August 21, 2011

Monday, August 15, 2011

Sunday, August 14, 2011

Monday, August 8, 2011

Sunday, August 7, 2011

Monday, August 1, 2011

Sunday, July 31, 2011

Saturday, July 30, 2011

Monday, July 25, 2011

Sunday, July 24, 2011

Monday, July 18, 2011

Sunday, July 17, 2011

Thursday, July 14, 2011

Wednesday, July 13, 2011

Tuesday, July 12, 2011

Tuesday, July 5, 2011

Monday, July 4, 2011

Sunday, June 26, 2011

Monday, June 20, 2011

Sunday, June 19, 2011

Sunday, June 12, 2011

Tuesday, June 7, 2011

Sunday, June 5, 2011

Sunday, May 29, 2011

Wednesday, May 25, 2011

Monday, May 23, 2011

Sunday, May 22, 2011

Wednesday, May 18, 2011

Sunday, May 15, 2011

Wednesday, May 11, 2011

Sunday, May 8, 2011

Monday, May 2, 2011

Tuesday, April 26, 2011

Monday, April 25, 2011

Thursday, April 21, 2011