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California Fish Hatcheries Juggle Efforts Amid Fires

In addition to destroying and threatening thousands of homes and businesses, the devastating Glass Fire in Napa and Sonoma counties jeopardized the California Department of Fish and Wildlife’s (CDFW) Inland Chinook Salmon Program.

Conservation

Newsom Bypasses Legislature Process On 3030

Six weeks after California Assembly Bill 3030 died in the state's Senate Appropriations Committee, California Governor Gavin Newsom bypassed the legislative process and signed a sweeping executive order to implement the goals outlined in the failed legislation.

Fishing

Florida Gulf Anglers Score More Red Snapper Days

Red snapper anglers in Florida’s Gulf waters can look forward to bonus fishing days later this month and into November, so now’s the time to make sure you have the tackle needed for the task.

Fishing

Central America Is Beginning To Open To Anglers

After six long months of COVID19 closure, Most Central American Countries and Mexico are open for tourists. Fishermen anxious to once again wet their lines are heading south to make up for lost time. Mexico was the first to open allowing flights from the States to …

Suzuki Develops First Micro-Plastic Collector For Outboards

Suzuki has developed the world’s first micro-plastics collecting system designed to be installed on outboard motors. The device is designed for easy installation under the cowling of selected Suzuki outboard models 40 HP and up.

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How to Fish Marine Electronics

How To Use SatFish Satellite Maps To Catch More Fish

Successful anglers use sea surface temperature and chloro maps to track pockets of life, focus on the most productive bite zones, and catch more fish.

Conservation

AFTCO Joins Fight Against Asian Carp

AFTCO took the jump into freshwater conservation in 2018 and now is contributing to the War on Carp. You can help too!

Fishing

Clam Dig Dates Announced In Washington

Shellfish managers have scheduled 39 razor clam digs on ocean beaches for dates through December. State shellfish managers have also approved the first four days of razor clam digging starting Sept. 16 after marine toxin tests showed the clams are safe to eat.

Conservation

CCA San Diego Virtual Banquet

The CCA San Diego Chapter will be holding the 2020 San Diego Chapter Virtual Banquet next week starting August 31st! Make sure to keep an eye out for daily specials and raffles, and take advantage of our $50 package which gives you 5 opportunities to …

CA Senate Does Not Advance AB 3030

The American Sportfishing Association is celebrating yesterday’s decision by the California Senate Appropriations Committee not to advance Assembly Bill 3030.

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Breaking News Archives | BD Outdoors

California Fish Hatcheries Juggle Efforts Amid Fires

Newsom Bypasses Legislature Process On 3030

Florida Gulf Anglers Score More Red Snapper Days

Central America Is Beginning To Open To Anglers

Suzuki Develops First Micro-Plastic Collector For Outboards

How To Use SatFish Satellite Maps To Catch More Fish

AFTCO Joins Fight Against Asian Carp

Clam Dig Dates Announced In Washington

CCA San Diego Virtual Banquet

CA Senate Does Not Advance AB 3030

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