The recreational fishing community cares about whale conservation but we need a smarter approach!

Efforts are underway to prevent the use of lead tackle for fishing despite scant evidence that using lead has a harmful impact on wildlife populations.

Taking kids fishing just a few times creates a lifelong love of the sport!

Fish and wildlife habitat is being lost across the country!

New legislation focuses on addressing sharks eating anglers’ catch.  

Better access and better fishing on federal lands and waters.

Establishing a goal of protecting 30% of globe’s land and water by the year 2030.

Aquatic Invasive Species (AIS) present one of the biggest threats and challenges to sportfishing today as their continued spread has a multitude of negative impacts on fisheries, ecosystems, and local economies.

The “30 by 30” initiative is a global goal to conserve 30 percent of all land and water on the planet by 2030.

Proposed boat speed restrictions could have dire consequences for East Coast anglers.

Large mesh drift gillnets — which are a mile long, nearly invisible and set out overnight near the ocean’s surface to capture swordfish — are responsible for entangling, injuring and killing a wide range of marine life.

The Florida Everglades are not only an environmental wonder but also provide essential “plumbing” to move water south in the state, recharging the Biscayne Aquifer and ultimately supplying necessary freshwater to Florida Bay.

Agriculture has a major impact on fisheries policy and the conservation of species.