Whether you spend your weekends fishing on your own recreational fishing vessel or book a one-day fishing charter while on vacation, the proposed vessel strike reduction rule would extend travel times, reduce fishing time, increase trip costs, reduce safety while on the water, and ultimately lead to a loss of recreational fishing access overall.

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“No-Net-Loss” policies limit the loss of access to hunting and fishing opportunities by establishing a minimum acreage of publicly-owned areas open to sportsmen and women.

The beginning of September marks the beginning of fall hunting seasons in many states throughout the Midwest and across the country. For many sportsmen and women, this is represented in the form of their state’s dove hunting season.

Events that bring sportsmen and women together with legislators to celebrate our hunting, fishing, trapping, and shooting traditions in a positive environment are an effective way to not only educate them about our beliefs but also to show them that we’re engaged.

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Leakage in the American System of Conservation Funding; Evolving Business Model/ Antiquated Tax Collection Model (The Archery Wire)

Hunting Seasons on the Horizon in MS (Clarion Ledger)

GSC Member Governor Landry and LDWF Call for Expanded Black-Bellied Whistling Duck Hunting Opportunity (Louisiana Department of Wildlife and Fisheries)

Fall Turkey Season Opens September 15 (New Hampshire Fish and Game Department)

Plenty of Doves Expected for Season Open in Arizona (Arizona Game and Fish Department)

White Sturgeon Catch-and-Release Fishing Legal Again in California (California Department of Fish and Wildlife)

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