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May 27, 2025

Parity on the Horizon for North Carolina’s Recreational Flounder Anglers

Why It Matters: Southern flounder are among the most popular targeted species of saltwater fish in North Carolina and along most of the South Atlantic. Striking a balance between recreational and commercial anglers is critical to conserving this commonly targeted species and ensuring access for North Carolina’s recreational anglers.   Highlights: The North Carolina Southern Flounder…

May 27, 2025

Making a Difference in The Mountain State: West Virginia’s 2025 Legislative Session Recap

Why It Matters: The 2025 West Virginia legislative session was a productive one with Congressional Sportsmen’s Foundation engaging early and often on many issues of concern for West Virginia’s sporting community. During legislative sessions, policies that are formed in state’s capitols impact what we do on the water and afield and, fortunately for the sportsmen…

May 27, 2025

Conservation Funding, Constitution Amendments, and School Curriculum: Iowa’s Legislative Session Comes to a Close

Why It Matters: The Iowa legislative session saw its fair share of sportsmen and women-related bills introduced this year. The Congressional Sportsmen’s Foundation (CSF) was active in engaging on legislation that had negative impacts on  conservation funding, enshrining the right to hunt, fish, and trap in the state constitution, and establishing a curriculum for firearms,…

May 19, 2025

Bill To Better Inform Anglers and Boaters in Marine Waters Introduced in House

Why It Matters: The MAPOceans Act introduced last week in the House will require the federal agency with the most U.S. waters under their jurisdiction, the National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration (NOAA), to digitize and map public information about federal fishing and boating restrictions in marine waters and make timely, updated information readily available to…