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October 31, 2022

CSF Acknowledges Improvements, Supports Further Tweaks to Florida Keys Management Plan

Why It Matters: The Florida Keys National Marine Sanctuary is a top angling destination in the United States, and anglers, as much as anyone, want to ensure this incredible marine resource is effectively managed for healthy habitats and abundant fisheries for future generations.  A previous Draft Environmental Impact Statement on the proposed new management direction…

October 31, 2022

Fast-Moving Anti-Firearms Bill Advances in New Jersey

Why It Matters: Sportsmen and women, including recreational shooters, have a crucial role as the primary funders of state-level conservation efforts in New Jersey (and across the nation) and are thus an important constituency that provides benefits for all residents of the state. Anti-firearms legislation, such as A. 4769, poses a significant threat to the…

October 31, 2022

Red Drum: A Red-Hot Topic Among Georgia Anglers

Why It Matters: Red drum are a popular target for recreational anglers, many of whom travel from across the country to pursue these fish. Georgia currently has the most liberal red drum creel and vessel limits of any state in the South Atlantic region. These proposed changes are aimed at decreasing large individual catches and…

October 31, 2022

Minnesota DNR Repeals Partial Lead Ammunition Ban

Why It Matters: Because alternative ammunition options are often more costly and limited or difficult for hunters to obtain, bans like the one recently repealed in Minnesota can create a barrier for participation. With fewer hunters able to participate, the crucial role that hunting plays in wildlife management is diminished, both in population control and…

Ellary TuckerWilliams on Elk Hunt
October 31, 2022

It Takes More than Skill to be a Successful Elk Hunter

My husband and I moved to Idaho almost 4 years ago. Both of us grew up bird hunting and both of us didn’t achieve our first big game harvest until well into adulthood. Last season, I was fortunate enough to learn from one of the best outdoorsmen I know and harvest my first cow elk….

Sen. Stewart Cathey
October 24, 2022

New Sportsmen’s Caucus Co-Chair Steps Up in Sportsman’s Paradise

Why It Matters: Senator Cathey taking on this leadership role is important to the advancement of the bicameral and bipartisan Caucus, whose members are committed to ensuring the future of hunting and fishing opportunities critical to sportsmen and women and the state’s economy. Louisiana is known as the “Sportsman’s Paradise” for good reason, and the…