Catch & Release
« Previous EntriesSteward of the Week: April Vokey
Monday, October 31st, 2011April Vokey was born and raised inSurrey, British Columbia. For those who aren’t familiar, Surrey once had a reputation for rough neighborhoods. Dirty money, dirty people. She fell into the wrong friendships. But as the crimes got worse, so did her desire to get out of there. So, when she got her driver’s license, she started [...]
Letting them Swim on the On Ice Tour
Wednesday, March 2nd, 2011How do we do Catch & Release Support on the Recycled Fish “On Ice” Tour? This video shows how in just a minute.
Stewardship “On Ice”
Monday, November 29th, 2010The “Stewardship On Ice” Booklet is the new playbook for ice fishing ethics The Recycled Fish “On Ice” Tour has made a big difference for lakes across the ice belt over the past three years. The tour has accounted for thousands of gallons of trash removed from frozen waters. It has also meant thousands of [...]
Spring Bay Resort Report: 24 Hour Fish-A-Thon Winners
Thursday, September 9th, 2010Trip Report by Jim Miller My brother, Gary and I were fortunate to be the big winners for the 2009 Fish-A-Thon. We selected the Spring Bay Resort stay as our prize. After a little coordination with the resort we decided to take our wives and spend a week at the resort. That week was August [...]
Ice Fishing and Stewardship
Saturday, January 2nd, 2010By: SAFE Angling Director Finn Horvath with Teeg Stouffer In the northern part of the country, the landscape is covered in ice and snow. For some anglers, relief only comes in the form of sports and outdoor expos, fishing TV shows or DVDs, hours at the fly tying bench or and sorting, repairing, and modifying [...]
NEW SAFE Angling Profile: Frabill Conservation Series Nets
Sunday, July 5th, 2009For a long time, we’ve been promoting the use of knotless, rubber mesh nets to help increase post-release survival of fish. We continue to believe that these are a good option. The only trouble: they’re heavy! Our friends over at Frabill have come up with some nets that we’re quickly falling in love with, their [...]
Deep Hooks: In or Out?
Tuesday, October 21st, 2008by Ralph Manns Editor’s Note: If you’ve landed at our website, chances are good that you’re not only passionate about fishing, you’re also passionate about catch and release fishing. Ralph Manns is a leading authority on the topic of fish care, handling, and release. Take special note of this critical information that will help you [...]
Catch & Release?
Thursday, July 24th, 2008By Daryl Bauer, Fisheries Biologist Nebraska Game and Parks Commission Editors Note: This article was originally published in the June 2008 issue of NEBRASKAland Magazine. Daryl Bauer is an advisor to Recycled Fish and an expert on this topic, which is an important component in an angler’s lifestyle of stewardship. For many, C&R is the [...]
Announcing: S.A.F.E. Angling
Tuesday, February 26th, 2008Recycled Fish gets anglers involved as stewards of the resource both on and off the water. We’re focused on spreading the word that catch and release alone won’t solve the problems facing our fisheries. Through our “Stewardship Tips” series and other programs, we talk about what you can do off the water to help the [...]
Catch larger trout
Monday, October 22nd, 2007BY JOHN BERRY John Berry is a fly fishing guide in Cotter, Arkansas. He has fished Northern Arkansas streams for over twenty five years. These tips will help fly anglers on heavily pressured trout streams, but can be adapted to the high-pressure fishing situations we encounter these days for many species. The majority of my [...]