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Our individual positions as far back as 2016 have not changed nor have our requests for incorporating the social and economic data necessary to characterize the recreational king mackerel fishery that has not only a harvest but also a catch-and-release and encounter component.

It takes just one pebble to start an avalanche, and if an elite class of shareholders is publicly calling for NOAA Fisheries to decide which recreational anglers can fish and which can’t, then this dangerous avalanche is already moving.

Anglers turn out to urge Council to avoid devastating, unnecessary closures

Unanimous Court of Appeals Rejects State of North Carolina’s Arguments

Coastal Conservation Association has intervened in a lawsuit initiated by the commercial fishing industry that is attempting to roll back an important precedent affecting fishery allocations.

Once dismissed as underwhelming, California’s white seabass hatchery program earns sweet redemption.

The undersigned organizations, which represent millions of America’s anglers, hunters, recreational shooters, wildlife conservationists, and the industries they support, write to express…

Proposed bottom closure highlights need for regulatory reform.

One of the most contentious issues facing the Gulf of Mexico Fishery Management Council is the Modification of Gulf of Mexico Red Snapper Recreational Data Calibration and Recreational Catch Limits.

With the return of warmer weather, CCA Maryland’s Living Reef Action Campaign (LRAC) hit its stride throughout the spring of 2022.

Angling lessons from the Lead Scientist of one of the most extensive stock abundance estimates in the history of Gulf of Mexico Fisheries management.

CCA Georgia recently teamed up with Kenny Chesney’s No Shoes Reefs Foundation and the Reef Ball Foundation to provide Georgia’s Coastal Resources Division (CRD) with 400 miniature reef balls.