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How much harm do anglers cause billfish by bringing them onboard to get photos?
The issue gets its first high-level federal hearing in Congress, and proponents welcome the groundwork.
The words are right in this unprecedented national policy; will the actions match? Public comments could make a difference.
The iconic brand should be above using scare tactics by resurrecting figures proven bogus.
Another airline bitch-slapping for this traveling fisherman as JetBlue interprets its seemingly friendly regulations for fishing tackle in a decidedly unfriendly way
Sport Fishing’s ongoing efforts to alert the public to the insane federally mandated destruction of the Gulf’s living coral reefs now has support from an authoritative mainstream source: The Economist.
At a recent national conference, new NOAA Fisheries administrator Eileen Sobeck promised a formal policy on recreational fishing.
The feds correct their figures and show that recreational fishing is worth more to the U.S. economy than is commercial fishing.
Species of game fish react differently to being hooked; understanding those differences can help anglers reduce mortality of the fish they release
Illegal gill netting in Puerto Rico’s inshore/estuary waters is reaching epidemic proportions.
It’s easy to laugh at launch-ramp hijinks — but next time, it might be you!
Sport fishermen have their own Darwin-Award nominees (hopefully you’re not one).
How much harm do anglers cause billfish by bringing them onboard to get photos?
The issue gets its first high-level federal hearing in Congress, and proponents welcome the groundwork.
The words are right in this unprecedented national policy; will the actions match? Public comments could make a difference.
The iconic brand should be above using scare tactics by resurrecting figures proven bogus.
Another airline bitch-slapping for this traveling fisherman as JetBlue interprets its seemingly friendly regulations for fishing tackle in a decidedly unfriendly way
Sport Fishing’s ongoing efforts to alert the public to the insane federally mandated destruction of the Gulf’s living coral reefs now has support from an authoritative mainstream source: The Economist.
At a recent national conference, new NOAA Fisheries administrator Eileen Sobeck promised a formal policy on recreational fishing.
The feds correct their figures and show that recreational fishing is worth more to the U.S. economy than is commercial fishing.
Species of game fish react differently to being hooked; understanding those differences can help anglers reduce mortality of the fish they release
Illegal gill netting in Puerto Rico’s inshore/estuary waters is reaching epidemic proportions.
It’s easy to laugh at launch-ramp hijinks — but next time, it might be you!
Sport fishermen have their own Darwin-Award nominees (hopefully you’re not one).
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