Recreational fishing is a pastime enjoyed by many, and as anglers, we are responsible for ensuring the longevity and health of our aquatic ecosystems. One practice that embodies this sense of stewardship is catch and release. But what does catch and release truly mean?

Rising sea levels are a major threat to fish and other marine life. As the water rises, fish habitats are lost, and fish are forced to move to new areas.

Thanksgiving is a time to reflect on all that we are grateful for, and in Florida, our beautiful waterways and diverse fisheries are definitely something to be thankful for.

If you accidentally catch a protected fish species while recreational fishing, it is important to handle the situation appropriately to remain legal and promote conservation. Here are some steps you can take.

In recent years, the state of Florida has taken proactive steps to revamp its recreational fishing policies, aiming to safeguard the state’s remarkable marine ecosystems while enabling anglers to continue relishing its abundant fishing opportunities. 1. Managing Recreational Red Snapper…

Before heading out on the water, one of the most essential items for an angler to have is a fishing license. Check out these helpful facts about obtaining fishing licenses, as well as the sorts of licenses available and things to consider before purchasing.

Angling is a great way to spend time outdoors and catch some fish, too! However, it’s important that we all do our part to help protect our fisheries.

If you’re an angler, make sure you read this post so you can help preserve our fisheries for future generations!

Did you know that fishing regulations are constantly changing? It can be hard to keep track of all the new rules and changes, but it’s important to do so if you want to stay in compliance and avoid fines.

There is something oddly satisfying about watching a fish swim away after you’ve released it back into the water. It’s a feeling of relief, knowing that you’ve helped this creature thrive and live another day. There is a right and wrong way to release a fish, and using de-hookers is one of the most effective ways to do it!

Did you know that taking a picture of an out-of-season fish can result in a ticket from an environmental conservation officer? If you’re not sure what season your chosen fishing spot is in, it’s best to avoid taking any photos altogether!

Do you like to fish? Whether you’re a seasoned angler or just enjoy spending an afternoon by the water, then you know that releasing the fish back into the water is an important part of the process. Many people don’t know how to do it properly, which can lead to injury or death for the fish. In this blog post, we will teach you how to release a fish properly so that it can swim away safely and live another day!

As an angler, you want to catch as many fish as possible. But did you know that if we didn’t have fish conservation measures in place, you would be catching a lot fewer fish? That’s right – angling would be in trouble if we didn’t have effective fisheries management.