An Idaho lawmaker is proposing a bill that would require boat owners to buy a $20 sticker to cover the cost of a boat washing program that aims to keep quagga and zebra mussels out of the state’s waterways.
If the invasive species find their way into waterways, it could cost the state $91 million annually, according to a report in the Idaho Statesman.
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Scientists have decoded the great white shark’s genome and compared it to those from a variety of other vertebrates, including humans.
With recent acquisitions and sponsorships, Shiori Nagata says her company is moving from being “product-focused” to “market-driven.”
Research shows kids are more likely to go fishing with their mother, which opens a great opportunity set a strong example for youngsters. Also, the NMMA and other organizations are calling the expanded sale of E15 “unnecessary and unjustified.”
The federal government will continue to fund the Bureau of Economic Analysis’ Outdoor Recreation Satellite Account.
The group is offering discounts to those 35 and younger to attend the American Boating Congress.
Vesper Marine will work with Total Marine Supply to distribute its safety products.
The builder is increasing new-product launches, expanding infrastructure and establishing new U.S. and European headquarters.
Outboards, PWC, jetboats and more received accolades.