Jones back in Mississippi’s top conservation seat
HATTIESBURG, Miss. — Teb Jones is just settling in for the second time as the Mississippi B.A.S.S. Nation conservation director. “My efforts since I returned to the CD position in...
Kimmel is B.A.S.S. Conservation Director of the Year
LANSING, Mich. — Dan Kimmel accepted the B.A.S.S. Conservation Director of the Year award earlier this month at the B.A.S.S. Conservation Summit at the Classic. Kimmel, the Michigan B.A.S.S. Nation...
What’s the proper way to hold a hawg?
Over the years, fishing for freshwater bass has shifted from harvest for the dinner plate to catch and release. Conservation of black bass, particularly to protect trophy-size fish, is at...
With proposed legislation, bass fishing will take another hit
Bass in California are being targeted for eradication in yet another new bill in Congress. In a quest to quench the thirst of agriculture interests and a growing population in...
Canada’s anti-fishing bill
OTTAWA, Canada – Imagine going to jail for catching, keeping, and eating a few fish. That’s what Keep Canada Fishing (KCF) is warning could happen in that country if a...
Bass are more fun than trout, right? Then, vote!
March Madness has long been known as the time millions of people set their basketball brackets. But in the outdoors world, we now have Critter Madness. Same idea, but instead...
11-pounder breaks Delaware largemouth record
MILTON, Del. — For the second time in less than four years, little Wagamons Pond has yielded a largemouth bass state record for Delaware. This time, A.J. Klein made the...
Building conservation partnerships in Virginia
Sportsmen’s Act approved by the U.S. House of Representatives
Alexandria, VA –A package of legislative provisions that will benefit recreational fishing and hunting, and have a positive impact on natural resource conservation, today passed the U.S. House of Representatives...
Johnson tackles warmwater bias in Oregon
GRANTS PASS, Ore. — Dealing with the bias against bass and other warmwater species is a never-ending challenge for Lonnie Johnson, Oregon B.A.S.S. Nation (OBN) conservation director. “Warmwater anglers are...
