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Kentucky offers plenty of fall fishing opportunities in state’s major lakes (Photo by John Lander) Autumn is waiting in the wings. The cooler morning temperatures last week and early this week were just a prelude to what’s to come. Check the calendar. The first day of fall is less than two weeks away. Now is the time to think about fall fishing opportunities on Kentucky’s major lakes. What’s your target fish? Here are three good options on where and how to fish: Muskellunge The state record Muskie weighed 47 pounds and was caught by Sarah K. Terry at Cave Run Lake on November 2, 2008. (Photo from KDFWR ) In Kentucky, muskies are present in the Green, Licking, and Kentucky River basins, and their major reservoirs, which include Cave Run Lake, Buckhorn Lake, Dewey Lake, and Green River Lake. September is arguably one of the two best months of the year to fish for this toothy brawler. Cave Run Lake is the obvious choice of a lake to fish. The fishery is rated excellent and has produced the current state record. Trophy-size fish, 40 inches and larger are present. Fall fishing can be as good or better than fishing in…

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Cole loves his Twitch streams By Mitch Waddon   9 September, 2021 7:00 AM New All Elite Wrestling signing Adam Cole says he has no plans to stop doing his Twitch streams. Cole has become a regular streamer on Twitch in the last 18 months and a report from Fightful Select a couple of weeks ago suggested that retaining his Twitch was a 'non-negotiable' for the former NXT Champion in his contract talks with WWE. Now part of AEW, Cole was asked if he plans on continuing to stream as regularly as he has done on the platform, something he has now confirmed. Speaking during the post-AEW All Out media scrum on Sunday, Cole said: "Twitch is something that I had kinda started over the pandemic. It was something that I had wanted to do for a long time but I didn’t really take the time to teach myself, and then when that happened and I had a bunch of time on my hands, I was like, ‘OK, no choice. No excuse, I have to do it.’ "And initially, I did do it because I really like video games. Anyone who knows me knows I’m really passionate about that. But then…

We are proud to announce the third season of the Collegiate Chess League (CCL) run in partnership with Chess.com and the Corporate Esports Association (CEA). Since the League's creation in 2019, the chess world has seen incredible increases in players, viewership, and sponsorship, and the CCL is no exception. After 90 teams participated in our last season, we are excited for the upcoming season given the new partnerships. Registration for the fall season can be found here: https://cea.gg/collections/fall-2021-collegiate/products/collegiate-chess The fall season begins on September 18, with registration closing in one week on Wednesday, September 15. For the first time in its history, the CCL will have a prize fund, and an impressive one at that: $25,000 will be given to winning teams of the league with finals being played on November 21! We expect this to be the league's most competitive season so far with over 50 schools from all over the world already registered. Broadcasting of this season is also expanding, and we expect this to be the most viewed season thus far as matches will be streamed live on Chess.com/tv. Competing colleges as well as students are invited to join the Chess.com streamer program (click here) by registering their…

Nathan Cavaleri knows more than most about the enormous highs and the despairing lows of a life in showbiz.A cancer survivor, Cavaleri experienced the rollercoaster ride of fame from a young age, a child prodigy with a national — no, international — profile, and the challenges that come with growing up in the public eye.As a youngster, the guitar hero performed for presidents (Bill Clinton) and movie stars (Tom Cruise), with rock stars (Mark Knopfler, BB King), did the rounds of U.S. talk shows, and appeared on Baywatch, then the most-popular TV show on the planet.After the highs, the lows.Cavaleri battled with severe fatigue that spiraled into depression and triggered his return to Australia, where he took time out from music.Refreshed, and back on form, Cavaleri was the subject of an Australian Story profile, which aired last year on the ABC.With his comeback in full swing, Cavaleri released a new album, Demons, in 2020, and scored a spot on the Bluesfest bill. Never miss industry news Get the latest music industry news, insights, and updates straight to your inbox. Learn more But due to the pandemic and the lockdowns that come with it, festivals and full-scale touring will have to…

AEW Games held a panel over All Out weekend with the announcement of an official Twitch stream, content updates for Elite GM and more, and the video is online. The video was released as the latest episode of 2.Show, and you can see the video plus a recap below. * The video starts with Allie and Aubrey Edwards discussing updates for AEW Elite General Manager, their mobile game. Edwards announced that there is a content update that is shooting for the week of September 14th, which will feature a lot of features they wanted in the game on release but couldn’t do for time reasons. The update will include a news and event system for updates from within the game itself, wrestler skins on the way, new storyline missions and challenges, new avatars and finishes, a game compendium, and segment animations. The content update will also feature 13 new wrestlers including Andrade El Idolo, Malakai Black, Brian Pillman Jr., Thunder Rosa, Shawn Dean, Anthony Ogoo, Ryan Nemeth, Cezar Bonani, JD Drake, Wheeler Yuta, Julia Hart, Negative One, and CM Punk. Edwards noted that Negative One doesn’t even know that he’s in the game and has stats similar to Brodie Lee’s,…

Iconic Melbourne venue Section 8, along with prominent  music collectives Crown Ruler and The Operatives have teamed up for SECTION AID, an initiative supporting Melbourne musicians and hospitality workers.  Together, Section 8, Crown Ruler and the Operatives have spent almost two decades uniting a diverse cohort of  artists, musicians and performers across Melbourne’s independent music community. The goal of the initiative is to provide urgent, practical support to local musicians, hospitality workers and artists affected by the current COVID-19 crisis. What you need to know SECTION AID has a jamming lineup this Saturday September 11 The Melbourne venue and music collectives are giving awesome support to music and hospo workers The digital festival will be held on Twitch from 12pm to 12am Stay up to date with what’s happening in Melbourne here. With tours cancelled, bars closed and many expat workers ineligible for current government support, the future looks uncertain for musicians and hospitality workers keeping the heart of our city alive long after the lights go off. Over twelve hours next Saturday the 11th of September, SECTION AID will be hosting a live Twitch steam on their website, from midday through ’til midnight. The Operatives, Crown Ruler + Section 8 have…

As Twitch becomes increasingly popular, so too do the streamers who broadcast themselves. Online personalities like Amouranth, HasanAbi, and Ludwig continue to garner attention and coverage from mainstream media - a feat that would have been unheard of a decade ago. A lot of the coverage of Twitch has been negative, however, and Internet fame has in many cases proven to be harmful for both creators and fans. A prime example of this is regarding Twitch streamer CallMeCarson, whose grooming controversy has been the subject of ongoing discussion. Carson King, better known as CallMeCarson, is a 22-year-old content creator from Indiana. He joined YouTube and began making videos as early as 2011 before creating his main account on May 10, 2012. At its peak, his YouTube channel had over three million subscribers, but he's more recently gained widespread attention after allegations of grooming underage fans were levied against him. Now, as Carson returns to streaming and makes plans for the upcoming year, many have begun to reexamine the controversy that surrounds him. What Made CallMeCarson Popular CallMeCarson's popularity exploded around the end of 2019. It was then that an image of Carson crying (taken from a Minecraft stream in June)…

Twitch streamer Amouranth has become extremely popular through her IRL content. In a recent stream, she was addressing all the vulgar things she’s been called throughout her life and used this as a perfect opportunity to hit back at the trolls that never call her broke. Kaitlyn ‘Amouranth’ Siragusa has grown her fanbase on multiple social media platforms. From Instagram, Twitter, Twitch, all the way to OnlyFans, she is one of the most successful personalities. While some people may look at her content as controversial, Amouranth has a very supportive community through all the hate. Regardless of internet trolls continuing to diminish her work, she just continues to stream, secure the bag, and let everyone about it. Twitter: AmouranthAmouranth has become vastly popular through her IRL streams. Amouranth flexes wealth to all her haters  The internet personality has never strayed far from the boundaries of the internet. From ASMR to hot tub streams, Amouranth has been pushing the limits of Twitch, growing to over 4.2 million followers on the platform. Read More: Twitch streamer Jinny falls for oldest scam in the book despite chat warnings However, with all this fame comes its perks. While most people enjoy her content there…

Michael ‘shroud’ Grzesiek might be a streaming superstar, but the FPS legend got his start as a Counter-Strike pro. Now, the Twitch powerhouse has revealed how one game in particular helped convince him to switch careers: PUBG. Michael ‘shroud’ Grzesiek’s impressive FPS resume goes way, way back — and includes an almost four-year stint as a professional CS:GO player on talented rosters like Manajuma, compLexity, and later Cloud9. Some newer fans might only know him as a top streamer on Twitch, but his deep Counter-Strike roots played a huge part in his rise to FPS fame (even if he doesn’t feel the game is worth his time anymore). Now, the Twitch star has opened up about his exit from the professional CS scene, and even revealed how one title in particular pulled him away from Counter-Strike so much that it helped convince him to quit altogether: PUBG. DreamHackShroud’s impressive FPS roots run all the way back to his time in Counter-Strike. While streaming on Twitch, Grzesiek ended up on the topic of PUBG, and how he used to be “hooked” on it. As the conversation went on, he shared with fans just how much the battle royale phenomenon contributed to…