The Florida legislature sent an Everglades restoration bill to Gov. Rick Scott.
The fishing advocacy groups said the Modern Fish Act addresses many of the recreational fishing community’s priorities.
The board of the American Sportfishing Association voted to support the NC Sound Economy initiative at its spring meeting.
Produced by the American Sportfishing Association, ICAST is the world's largest sportfishing trade show.
Recreational fishing interests have been drafting legislation and say the chances of a positive reception in D.C. have never been better
Glenn Hughes, a veteran boating and fishing journalist, now heads industry relations for the American Sportfishing Association.
The American Sportfishing Association is angry about a last-minute order by the U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service.
The letter was in response to a petition filed earlier this year to ban all fishing for Pacific bluefin tuna in U.S. waters.
The U.S. Senate passed a comprehensive maritime infrastructure bill during the weekend that drew a mixed reaction from the recreational fishing industry.
The American Sportfishing Association named Blake Swango trade show director for ICAST.
Several stakeholders in the recreational fishing and boating industries released a set of recommendations for the incoming administration and Congress.
The NMMA and the American Sportfishing Association introduced the Recreational Boating & Fishing Foundation’s new “60-in-60” campaign.
Advocates had one-on-one meetings and a general session that gathered members of Congress, regulators, economists, commentators and experts.
The Senate approved an amendment offered by Sens. Lisa Murkowski (R-Alaska) and Maria Cantwell (D-Wash.).
A group released recommendations about how to avert the growing endangered species crisis in the U.S.
A package of legislative provisions that will benefit recreational fishing and hunting passed the U.S. House of Representatives on Friday.
The American Sportfishing Association reiterated its support of efforts being made on the federal and state levels to address Florida water-quality issues.
A new report produced for the American Sportfishing Association sheds light on angler lifestyles, demographics and more.
Tranquil relaxation and exhilarating surges of adrenaline were cited as being the main two reasons anglers keep coming back to the sport.
A report released on Wednesday says that reallocation of fish can prompt economic gains.