Latest Content: Conservation News
Virginia B.A.S.S. chapter helps build dock facility
Tournament anglers on Philpott Lake will no longer have to take their boats out of the water to weigh in.
Industry gathers to oppose unnecessary closures
It may be that we too often partition ourselves as anglers — either bass or walleye, freshwater or saltwater. But when it comes to access to fisheries, we are all in the same boat.
Sportsmen want Clean Water Act protected
The Barrasso-Heller amendment would undermine Army Corps authority to enforce Clean Water Act, eroding water quality and diminishing valuable fish and wildlife habitat.
Hawg Hunters club earns $10,000 grant
New Mexico club’s suspended vegetation mat study was given a green light by a major reservoir program.
Three Fed Nation clubs granted Chapter membership
The Reservoir Fisheries Habitat Partnership is looking for more organizations that are passionate about protecting America’s lakes.
Fishing closure plans opposed
B.A.S.S. and other organizations are fighting the General Management Plan drafted for Florida’s Biscayne National Park.
B.A.S.S. and Recycled Fish form partnership
If there’s one thing that bass anglers love, it’s catching a big bass. Catching more and bigger fish requires healthy waters, and a new relationship between B.A.S.S. and Recycled Fish will help accomplish that.
New York members restore release boat
The boat made its debut in a recent tournament and saved nearly 300 bass.
Georgia club improves Oconee habitat
Water willows in Lake Oconee add shoreline vegetation, nursery habitat and ambush cover.
B.A.S.S. keeps an eye on the National Ocean Council
B.A.S.S. remains vigilant as to just how far the reach of the spatial planning might go.
Conservation hero honored
David Ramsey was instrumental in securing a 10,000-acre watershed for public use.
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