What is the fishing migrationary pattern of the Philipine Islands in months?
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http://www.oneocean.org/ambassadors/track_a_turtle/tihpa/pti.html
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Pearl from the Philippines.
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you're gonna have to find a way to get your a_s_s to the philipines!!!
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By the Phillippine's.
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http://www.seasite.niu.edu/Tagalog/
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Hey, we are headed there tomorrow, awesome catches, large Red, trout, flounder and Black drum, we use live bait,  mostly mud minnows, mullet and shrimp. The trout love Ghost shrimp, but you must catch them yourself at the beach and the limit is 20. the best place to buy bait at Port Isabel is Harry's. They usually have everything. If you are boating, you can catch your bait over by the SPI Conference center (bay side) near the little canals. Lots of mullet and mud minnows.. Hey, GOOD LUCK!!!
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I found a report regarding fishing in St. John's, Newfoundland.  I hope it helps.
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These two countries are neighbors. Philippines is located above the Sulawesi island of indonesia.\nThus, people from sulawesi is very similar to filipino.\nSimilar food, similar language, even similar personality. Tagalog and Bahasa Indonesia have similar language, they have the same roots
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You already know what you have to do; you said it in your answer.  Find the Philipine Embassy or Consolate in the country where you are at present.  They will have the answers you seek, as well as all the correct paperwork. Good luck.
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department of forestry and water affairs, if they deny you; apply for one in China - I hear that whale fishing is legal there.
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Philippines — Population: 87,857,473
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The Philippines, officially the Republic of the Philippines, is an island nation in Southeast Asia with Manila as its capital. It lies 1,210 kilometres from mainland Asia and comprises 7,107 islands called the Philippine Archipelago, approximately 700 of which are inhabited.
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I assume that you ment Cairns, Australia? \n\nSept.-March\n\nHere is some more info:\nhttp://www.fishingcairns.com.au/page2-1.html
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there's a whole lot and it will depend on which part of the country you're interested in. mostly, these are festivities of a town, city or province that coincide with the birth/death/any special event of that place's patron saint.\n\nbut for those observed nation-wide, there are only three major celebrations:\n\nreligious events in the philippines are particularly noteworthy. the whole lenten season is observed and the holy week can either be spent piously or by going on out-of-town holidays and vacations.\n\nthe first and second of november is observed solemnly and is dedicated to deceased relatives and friends.\n\nand then there's christmas season. the time frame for this season starts at 1 dec until the feast of the three kings (around the first week of january). unofficially, christmas season starts around 3 nov (see above). decorations are set up, parties left and right, gift-buying craze hits everyone. and it doesn't on the 25th of december either. there's another big celebration in each house come 31 dec, for the new year's eve.\n\nother holidays (usually with historical backgrounds) like independence day, labor day, etc. are just taken in as a welcome break from the work/school week. nothing really special for individuals.\n\ncheck out the link below for the specific dates of festivities in specific areas.\n\nhope this helps =)
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All year around is marlin, tuna and dorado, but on winter time water is cold and have to go further.\nJuly to November is the best.\nOctober is when we have all the tournaments.
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Try this link:\n\nhttp://www.tourism.gov.ph/explore_phil/place_details.asp?content=thingstodo&province=11#173
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here is a page of some trade data from the phillippines census bureau statistics site:\n\nhttp://www.census.gov.ph/data/sectordata/tsft.htm\n\nthe aquino administration ran from 1986-1992.\n\nhard to find other data that goes back before around 2000 or so, but you might just poke around on their site.  it looks like you can purchase CDs or books full of data from the office, too.\n\nhttp://www.census.gov.ph/