Maintenance is required
According to the U.S. Coast Guard, more than 75 percent of the nation's boating fatalities result from a person falling overboard and drowning; 87 percent were not using a life jacket.
Cali responds to mussel threat
Possible closure of Clear Lake looms for tournament anglers
Drug problem
'Pill pollution' is jeopardizing the nation's fisheries
Fisheries threatened by Arkansas
The Arkansas Department of Environmental Quality (ADEQ) approved a permit in February that will allow four companies to annually dump 832,000 pounds of ammonia and more than 50,000 pounds of phosphates directly into the Ouachita River.
Cali benefits most under new accord
States divide the limited water supplies of the Colorado River
Hartwell Restoration
2008 Classic fishery benefits from BASS Conservation project
The ‘Glades
Tournament aims to preserve viable sportfishery
Chesapeake Bay cleanup
EPA reports little progress in Chesapeake Bay cleanup
New weigh-in system
Connecticut B.A.S.S. Federation Nation unveiled its new fish-care system during the group's third tournament of the season, and it performed without a hitch during a big weigh-in. Fishing the Connecticut River in early July, 111 anglers entered 266 bass weighing 462.87 pounds
The dirty politics of development
For decades developers have continued to overbuild central and southern Florida, showing no concern for a limited water supply. They did so because they knew that their political allies would assist them when the wells ran dry
