CCA Kent Narrows Chapter Catch and Release Tournament
The CCA Catch and Release Fly and Light Tackle Tournament will be held on June 1, 2013. … [more]
CCA Maryland advocacy efforts result in two victories
During the past two weeks, CCA MD members led the charge to defeat two harmful bills—one that… [more]
Recreational Anglers Count Too!
Dear CCA Member and Friends, This is an immediate call to action in opposition of two bills… [more]
Spotted Sea Trout Comments (Speckeld Trout)
Coastal Conservation Association Maryland comments on Maryland Department of Natural Resources Spotted… [more]
Big Day For a Little Fish
A new era begins in the Pacific Northwest Washington and Oregon move to ban gill nets from mainstem… [more]
Call to Action December 14, 2012
Call to action to support menhaden Friday, Dec. 14, is the day when all recreational anglers can stand… [more]
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Experiment shows value of oysters
Reprinted with permission from The Fishing Wire On a warm summer morning, Lisa Kellogg and her colleagues were racing with the tide. While the ocean water was low on the seaside of Virginia’s Eastern Shore, her crew was scooping up the exposed oysters and sediment and placing them onto circular trays. They took care [...]
CCA Kent Narrows Chapter Catch and Release Tournament
The CCA Catch and Release Fly and Light Tackle Tournament will be held on June 1, 2013. Face off against some of the best fly and light tackle anglers in the Chesapeake Bay. The entry fee is still only $40 per angler. That includes all the beer and food you want at the party [...]
CCA Maryland advocacy efforts result in two victories
During the past two weeks, CCA MD members led the charge to defeat two harmful bills—one that would have devastated surviving native oysters in the Upper Bay and another that could have potentially wiped out white perch stocks in the Patuxent River. Under the battle cry of “recreational anglers count too,” CCA Maryland [...]
Recreational Anglers Count Too!
Dear CCA Member and Friends, This is an immediate call to action in opposition of two bills that threaten a massive and ill-conceived expansion of power dredging for oysters in the upper Bay, would allow County Oyster Committees to control when and where dredging could occur instead of the State’s scientists and would set [...]
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