Budget
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Low Budget Live: Tai Au On HIs Bassmaster DQ
On this episode of Low Budget Live (Not So Live), Luke runs his mouth
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Senate Hearing on Newsom’s Budget Trailers
Newsom wants to include as a package of “trailer bills” attached to the state budget that must be completed by June 15.
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Newsom’s Proposed CEQA Budget Trailers Face Criticism
Last week a coalition of conservation and public health groups sent a letter to Governor Newsom outlying their objections to these rushed proposals.
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St. Croix's Rods for Every Budget with Jesse Wiggins
They have plenty of spinning and casting models to fit the most popular techniques. Wiggins likes many of them, including the 7-foot, 1-inch medium-heavy casting rod.
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Low Budget Live (Not So Live): 45 YEARS OF LEGENDARY LARRY NIXON!
On this episode of Low Budget Live (Not So Live), Luke runs his mouth about judgemental internet comment cowboys, the upcoming Bassmaster Southern Open, and is joined by one of the legends of bass fishing, Yamamoto and Dobyns pro Larry Nixon to talk competing 45 years as a pro, the current state of competition in pro fishing, and more!
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frogg togs announced Budget Pick by Backpackers.com
frogg toggs® knows a thing or two when it comes to rain gear, point-proven with the latest accolades by Backpackers.com. The undisputed leader in lightweight, breathable, affordable rain gear has just been selected as the 'Budget Pick' for its Ultra-Lite2™ Rain Jacket.
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FY2018 Budget Must Support Outdoor Recreation
WASHINGTON, DC, – America’s Great Outdoors is vital to the quality of life for most Americans and key to the nation’s $887 billion per year outdoor recreation industry. The federal government manages nearly one-third of the nation’s surface area, making it integral to the health of an industry that supports some 7.6 million jobs. The Outdoor Recreation Industry Roundtable (ORIR) urges support for federal outdoor recreation programs in the FY2018 budget now being crafted by the Congress.
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Governor Brown Cuts Over $100 Million for Drought Response in Revised State Budget
Governor Brown’s May revision of the California Budget released Thursday slashed over $100 million in funds designated for drought response. With the drought officially declared “over” in April, the remaining $63 million intended for the state’s drought package will go to CalFire.
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