Angling
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Bite detection methods for winter panfish angling
When it comes to bite detection methods for winter panfish angling, there are two schools of thought. Some believe the only option that makes sense is to use a bobber or float. Others have found that a tightlining system, with or without a spring bobber, is the best choice.
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DFW Lists Top Winter Angling Spots in Oregon
Oregon DFW Lists Top Winter Angling Spots Even as Winter Approaches
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Fishing Program for Students | Angling Aces Launched by Crestliner
Crestliner is excited to introduce "Angling Aces," a program aimed at nurturing high school and college-aged anglers' passion for fishing and guiding them toward higher education and careers related to the sport. In addition, the program aims to help student anglers perfect fishing techniques, become advocates for the outdoors and resource conservation, and learn and practice on-water safety.
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Fishing guide found guilty for crimes related to his paid angling endeavors
In 2016, Swann, proprietor of Swanny’s Guided Fishing, pleaded guilty to one count of violating the endangered species act, and was fined $7,500. That guilty plea came after Swann was accused of illegally harvesting two wild coho salmon on the Cowlitz River while he was out on a paid guide trip. After video and photos of the fish in question surfaced on the internet, Swann was accused of cutting off the adipose fins of the fish in order to make them appear as if they were clipped hatchery stock, which is legal for harvest.
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IGFA hosted 2017 Celebration of California Angling
Inaugural IGFA California Event a Success On Thursday, November 9, 2017 the IGFA hosted its “Celebration of California Angling” event at Marina Park in Newport Beach, California. The sold out inaugural event celebrated the history of angling in California and featured a silent auction, raffle, and door prizes.
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Motherlode Lakes Mapping McClure
To all the Motherload fisherman out there, im starting my next mission on Lake Mclure so be ready to Update your Navionics mapping cards and mobile Apps here soon!
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Grant Funding Available for Angling Programs Geared to Hispanic Communities
Latinos are California’s largest ethnic population, with almost 15 million people of Hispanic heritage. Yet only a fraction of California’s nearly 1.8 million anglers are Hispanic, and according to a U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service study, Hispanic participation in fishing and angling activities has remained stagnant even as overall participation has increased nationwide. The California Department of Fish and Wildlife (CDFW) and the Recreational Boating & Fishing Foundation (RBFF) are looking for new ways to educate and engage Hispanic communities in the sport of fishing, and this year, grants will be made available for programs, classes and activities that support this cause.
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So far this year, 88 people died on Texas rivers and lakes
AUSTIN— In the first eight months of 2016, 88 people died on Texas rivers and lakes due to drowning, trauma and other causes. Many of these tragedies can be avoided, which is why Texas game wardens are asking boaters, anglers and swimmers to make a promise to friends and family during the Labor Day holiday weekend to stay safe out on the water and follow these basic guidelines:
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Joint project identifies valued hunting, angling destinations
When it comes to telling others about their “secret” spots, hunters and anglers are famous for holding their cards close to their game or fishing vests.
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Summer 2016 is Live! | Click to read
The summer issues is available and free to all. No membership fees, no access codes, no charge - ever. Just click to read.
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Summer 2016 is Live! | Click to read WesternBass.com Magazine
Summer Issue of WesternBass.com Magazine is now available. Free to read. You only have to click.
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Nominate Outstanding Young Anglers For High School All-American Fishing Team
BIRMINGHAM, Ala. — Nominations for the 2016 Bassmaster High School All-American Fishing Team opened today. Coaches, officials and others can nominate top high school anglers for the honor until Feb. 15. The High School All-American team recognizes the 12 best high school anglers in the country.
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Lindner's Angling Edge, Fishing Edge TV Returns
Brainerd, MN. The most talented crew in television fishing is back on the water and back on the air, bringing viewers exceptional new seasons brimming with angling action and excitement. So much so that, once again, it takes not just one, but two separate TV series to capture all their heart-pounding energy and enthusiasm on camera and bring it to the screen.
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"Backbone" of America's Boating Safety and Angling Conservation Reauthorized
In a victory for boaters and anglers, Friday's passage of the Fixing America's Surface Transportation (FAST) Act also includes reauthorization of the Sport Fish Restoration and Boating Trust Fund through the year 2020. After significant lobbying by Boat Owners Association of The United States (BoatUS) along with other boating and angling organizations, in 1984 Congress passed legislation establishing what was then called the Wallop/Breaux Trust Fund.
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Lowrance agrees Angling Spirit sponsorship deal
Marine electronics giant Lowrance has agreed an exclusive deal with Angling Spirit, the owner and organiser of some of the world’s biggest fishing events.
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Arizona G&F Requests Sportsmen Respond to Survey
The Arizona Game and Fish Department is urging sportsmen who are invited to participate in the Sportsman's Values Mapping Project to take a few moments to identify lands they cherish for their hunting and angling values.
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Project to Conserve Arizona Hunting, Angling Locations
Arizona's sportsmen and sportswomen will have an opportunity to help conserve their favorite public hunting and fishing destinations by participating in the Sportsman's Values Mapping Project, a statewide effort being launched by the Theodore Roosevelt Conservation Partnership and the Arizona Game and Fish Department, in cooperation with several state sportsmen's groups.
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Emergency Merced River Angling Closure in Effect as of Aug. 18
High water temperatures in the lower Merced River have prompted the California Department of Fish and Wildlife (CDFW) to close a portion of the river to angling earlier than usual. This early closure begins today, Aug. 18, and affects only the Merced River from Crocker-Huffman Dam downstream to the Snelling Road Bridge, a distance of approximately 5.5 miles.
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Responsible Angling Practices Help Conserve Sturgeon
The California Department of Fish and Wildlife (CDFW) is asking anglers to use caution and extra vigilance to help conserve California's white sturgeon and green sturgeon populations, both of which are being impacted by the drought.
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