Many fishing industry spokesmen and more than 20 political leaders who support the fishing industry are calling the “United We Fish” rally that was held near the Capitol in Washington, D.C., on Wednesday (Feb. 24), accomplished exactly what it was intended to do – draw attention to problems with the current course of marine fisheries management. […]
With frigid weather continuing to hold a vice-like grip on most of North Carolina, fishing success has come at a premium and then only sporadically. […]
Six groups representing recreational anglers have joined to call on the National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration’s Jane Lubchenco to change how the nation’s marine fisheries are managed, going so far as to lay out a framework to do so. […]
A coalition of six conservation and manufacturing groups have called on the National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration’s Jane Lubchenco to take for immediate action to change how the nation’s marine fisheries are managed, and even laid out a framework to do so. […]
Apparent at a glance was the fact that few fishermen had taken off work at the last-minute notice of a fair-weather forecast. […]
WASHINGTON – A rally on the steps of the Capitol today (Feb. 24) is calling attention to the need for changes in the current fisheries management law, which fishermen say is killing jobs and eroding fishing communities. […]
WASHINGTON – Thousands of fishermen from around the country are rallying at the Capitol today (Feb. 24) to call attention to the need to change a federal fisheries law they say is killing jobs and eroding fishing communities. […]
Crappie fishermen look to the time each spring when the dogwoods bloom as prime time to put spawning slabs in the cooler — and somewhere down the line, into the frying pan. […]
If the howl of the clicker on a large Penn International reel doesn’t jack your adrenaline, accelerate your heart rate and cause the little hairs on the back of your neck to stand up, this story probably isn’t for you. […]
Mountain Island Lake is nestled between Lake Norman to the north and Lake Wylie to the south on the Catawba River system. […]
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