Conservation
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Wildlife Conservation Board (WCB) approved approximately $23.5 million in grants
To help restore and protect fish and wildlife habitat throughout California....
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Governor and Former Governor to Raise Money for Outdoor Conservation
Nearly 230 like-minded sportsmen, women, and conservationists gathered
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Rockfish Conservation Area (RCA) waypoints
These new flyers will be available in anticipation of the upcoming recreational boat-based groundfish fishery openers that will occur as follows:
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Coalition Conservation Victories in 2020
Yamaha Marine, along with trade and conservation organizations, worked last year during the 116th Congress to ensure the conservation of U.S. waterways, promote responsible angler practices and increase access to federal land and waterways.
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Essential for the conservation efforts of the world-class trophy smallmouth
Free the fighter is more than a slogan for the MLSA; it is the future of sustaining this world-class fishery.
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Promise in Largemouth Bass Conservation
Some fisheries scientists think that largemouth bass and Florida bass should be split into two species. Others lump them together as one species as mere diverging strains or races
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Westernbass Magazine, Winter 2021
Greetings anglers, As we set this issue in motion and look to put 2020 behind us, the WesternBass family sends wishes for a safe, health and prosperous new year to you, your family and your business or employment industry. We know many have been challenged by the situations that this year has put upon us and look forward to a new year, new season and new advancements to return the outdoor experiences as we had come to expect, if not bigger and better. We are very grateful for the support that our site viewers and site advertisers have given us through these unprecedented times and for continuing partnerships with us for the upcoming year as well. We have several new advertisers this year and want to welcome AFTCO, RUSSELL MARINE PRODUCTS, SIMMS and 13 FISHING on board! Please remember to support those that support the sport we love! Good luck to all in the competitive fishing scene as well as those who are fun fishing on the hunt for their new personal best. We hope that all of the features of the stie, as well as the free magazine offer you ways to improve your fishing game this year. Good luck on the water! Wayne
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Conservation Net from Frabill
Frabill led the industry 10 years ago when they introduced an entire family of nets dedicated to safe fish handling and effective catch and release.
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Trump on conservation policies protecting the Delta smelt
The small silvery-blue three-inch fish smell like cucumbers, and can only be found in the San Francisco Bay and Sacramento-San Joaquin Delta, where they are a protected species.
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Westernbass Magazine, Fall 2020
Hi Anglers Welcome to the pages of WesternBass.com Magazine Fall 2020. As a special insert this issue, we’ve provided a look at some of the new products that site sponsors have worked hard on for release at this year’s ICAST. Feel free to continue your virtual view of ICAST 2020 and make your angler’s wish list. You never know what will be the “next best thing”! Speaking of new product, we are excited to help preview the newest collab from the Frog Master – Bobby Barrack and Tackle Technology with his two new signature series designs. They are available at Fisherman’s Warehouse and affiliate stores. As we head into TOC time, I have to say 2020 has been a year like no other. At WesternBass, we are fortunate to be a place that provides relief from some of that craziness – a place to talk fishing and share our fishing adventures. The support of our sponsors and our readers is what allows us to do so and we are thankful for both. Because of that, we want to take a moment to remind everyone that WesternBass, including the free Classifieds and WesternBass.com magazine is all paid for by the sponsors of the site and provided at no charge to the readers and users. Please remember those companies and support those who support you. Good luck on the water! Wayne
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Conservation bill clears committee hurdle
Assembly Bill 3030, which proposes to protect at least 30 percent of state and national waters
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