Topics: Conservation News
B.A.S.S. gets its hands dirty
Employees spent the day helping restore a critical habitat for the darter fish.
Help pass the Sportsmen's Act!
You can make a difference in getting legislation passed that will increase fishing access, conserve fish habitat and improve fishery management.
B.A.S.S. and Wisconsin DNR representatives meet
B.A.S.S. and Wisconsin Department of Natural Resources officials sat down recently to discuss issues about culling permits, fish diseases and public access.
Budgets and betrayals
The federal government may confiscate $43 million that sportsmen have contributed through excise taxes. Contact your senators and representatives, and tomorrow -- vote!
Presidential candidates weigh in on fishing issues
President Obama and Gov. Romney are not avid fishermen, but both say they plan to watch out for angling interests if elected (or re-elected).
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B.A.S.S. gets its hands dirty
The Freshwater Land Trust teamed up with B.A.S.S. employees Wednesday for a volunteer workday at Tapawingo Springs Preserve to restore critical habitat for the endangered vermilion darter and watercress darter.
Connecticut awards $3,000 in scholarships
Three recent high school graduates received scholarships awarded by the Connecticut B.A.S.S. Federation Nation.
Hicks Lake shows bass improvement
Mark Byrne catches a huge bass in a Washington lake that his chapter has worked on cleaning up for 10 years.
Bolten helps develop Trophy Catch
The new Trophy Catch program will provide valuable big-bass information.
Take action now to ensure future of fishing
Let your senators know how critical it is for them to support the Sportsmen's Act of 2012.
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