Topics: Conservation News
Oregon club featured in newsletter
The Central Oregon Bass Club's spider block project was featured in the Reservoir Fisheries Habitat Partnership's newsletter.
West Virginia adds 60 spider blocks
Nine members of the B.A.S.S. Federation Nation of West Virginia constructed 60 spider blocks and installed them in Burnsville Lake.
Hartwell habitat improvement
Members of the Carolina Hookers added more than 75 piles of brush and cain to Lake Hartwell in 2011.
South Carolina spreads native eelgrass
Members distributed the seedlings of native eelgrass to competitors in a tournament and asked them to drop them in their fishing holes.
Habitat placement a team effort
Club members in West Virginia braved freezing weather to plant spider blocks in Summersville Lake to create bass habitat.
West Virginia chapter involved in planning
Jerod Harman, conservation director for the West Virginia B.A.S.S. Federation Nation, makes sure that anglers' voices are heard when the state is making decisions concerning fisheries access, habitat and water planning.
TRCP strives to keep anglers informed
The Theodore Roosevelt Conservation Partnership's new online resources will keep sportsmen informed and engaged in conservation policy.
Guadalupe River anglers represented
The Texas B.A.S.S. Federation Nation has been representing recreational interests on the Guadalupe River as one of 23 steering committee members on the Edwards Aquifer Recovery Implementation Program.
Staying true to B.A.S.S.'s principles
Even after 43 years, Ray Scott's founding principles are still relevant to the work of B.A.S.S. Conservation.
B.A.S.S. partners with Friends of Reservoirs
A new partnership between B.A.S.S. and Friends of Reservoirs will focus on habitat restoration in reservoirs, improving the quality of the fisheries for future generations.
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