Sportfishermen sign up for the Derby in hopes of catching wild fall chinook salmon to be used in the Priest Rapids hatchery program.
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More than 50 veterans fished rough inshore waters with 25 captains who volunteered their boats and time to show the vets how much the community appreciates their service.
Fixing recreational data should be straight-forward, but it’s not.
Dubbed the “marlin of the shark world”, shortfin makos are among the most iconic shark species, ranking high on many anglers’ bucket lists.
Be on the lookout for tagged cobia in the northern Gulf of Mexico. CCA Alabama contributed $40,000 in 2019 and 2020 to purchase 12 GPS tags for the University of South Alabama.
The additions were made possible in part by a donation from CCA Georgia, with the remaining costs covered by the sale of Georgia fishing licenses.
“CCA Virginia members are committed to ensuring our state’s marine fisheries are healthy and sustainable, today and for future generations.”
We write to ask for your support to broaden the ability to utilize the rigs-to-reef program, an issue of great importance to our organizations and the State of Louisiana.
Speckled trout are far too valuable to be caught and penned as bycatch. By taking proactive measures now to close the “stop net” loophole and clarify haul seine regulations, we can eliminate this troubling trend and avoid the possible spread of the practice to other fisheries in the future.
We are grateful for your bipartisan commitment to marine fisheries conservation through the science-based forage fish measures included in the Forage Fish Conservation Act.
Continued poor juvenile index surveys, lack of management action create crisis.
NOAA’s insistence on converting state red snapper data into cryptocurrency is stretching credibility beyond the limits.
