NATIONWIDE — Various members of the recreational boating industry will be in Washington, D.C. for the American Boating Congress, which takes place on Capitol Hill, May 9-11. One of the
Editor’s Note: This Standing Watch article was written ahead of the Assembly’s April 24 hearing on AB 2787. An update on the bill will be published in The Log‘s next issue,
SAN PEDRO — The presidential election of 2016 might have been one of the most polarizing political contests of recent memory. One of the most notable elements of the election
NATIONWIDE — A federal council charged with advising the Department of Interior and Fish and Wildlife Service (FWS) on recreational fishing resources and boating activities will convene again during the
STATEWIDE — Doomsday reporting could have you believe the respective futures of recreational boating and sportfishing activities are either uncertain or in dire straits. A recreational fishing advocacy group in
STATEWIDE — You’d be hard-pressed to find anyone arduously opposed to clean water. Any debate on environmental stewardship often comes down to execution. What role should the state play in
STATEWIDE — California has often thumped its chest as being a trendsetting state, the notion being concepts and ideas originating here eventually becoming the norm everywhere else within a matter
NATIONWIDE — The Modern Fish Act, depending upon who you ask, is either a significant boost to the country’s recreational fishing population or is about as “modern” as the typewriter
