Safety & Ethics Archives - Fishing Adventures Guide

A brightly colored orange and yellow fishing lure with treble hooks lying on a wooden surface.

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How to Remove a Hook From a Fish Without Injury

Two anglers fly fishing in a river surrounded by colorful autumn foliage.

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Taposh Sheel

How Conservation Groups Use Angler Data to Protect Ecosystems

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Taposh Sheel

The Role of Anglers in Water Clean-Up Campaigns

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Taposh Sheel

The Role of Hatcheries in U.S. Fisheries: Pros and Cons

Catch of the day. A small-scale fisherman holds a skipjack tuna that he caught using handline fishing, an environmentally-friendly fishing gear in Namsina Village, Buru Regency, Maluku Province.

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Chris Weber

Should You Keep or Release That Fish? A Quick Ethics Guide

Open tackle box on a wooden dock with various fishing lures, hooks, and a rod. Nearby is a blue bait box, conveying a relaxed angling vibe.

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Chris Weber

Why Conservation Begins With Your Tackle Box

Woodlands Trace - Camping on Kentucky Lake

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Jessa Ibañez

Keeping Your Campsite and Waterway Clean While Angling

Westport, Washington: Pacific Northwest Fishing Excellence

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Jessa Ibañez

10 Safety Musts for Fishing in Remote Areas

Native fish of Indiana.

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Stefan Ristic

Why Native Fish Matter More Than You Think

A beautiful spring day, the perfect opportunity to go fishing. Or at least pretend to do it.

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Jessa Ibañez

Teaching Kids the Ethical Side of Angling

The Elwha River from within Olympic National Park in May 2022.

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Jessa Ibañez

Restoring River Habitats: What’s Being Done in the U.S.