Displaying items by tag: Recycled Fish

Sunday, 31 July 2011 12:25

Recycled Fish 24 Hour Fish-a-Thon

The Final Week of registration is upon us. The Recycled Fish 24 Hour Fish-a-Thon is the non-profit promoting a lifestyle of stewardship biggest fundraiser. Teams from around the country compete in a weekend of non-stop fishing on September 9th and 10th. Awards for the most money raised, and the most fish caught are substantial, and there are plenty of other prizes to go around as well.

Published in Tournaments

Tuesday, 02 August 2011 02:00

Going Lead Free

More and more we hear about possible legislation prohibiting lead in certain waters.Usually these talks are focusing on waterfowl protection, and sportsmen are quick to push against the lawmakers and organizations hopeful for their causes. While the politics about lead use in fishing and hunting will make your head spin, there is no argument that lead is a toxic substance, period. Here are some great alternatives to lead that work excellently, and deserve a place in your tackle box.

Published in Lures And Rigs

Wednesday, 01 June 2011 05:38

Recycled Fish 24 Hour Fish A Thon 2011

For most anglers and kayak fishermen, fishing for 24 hours straight isn’t something they do on a regular basis. Recycled Fish wants to test your limits with its 24 Hour Fish A Thon. Staring its third year this event raises for the organization and creates awareness about issues facing our waters. Think you have what it takes, check out the below press release for all the details.

Published in Special Events

Thursday, 05 May 2011 01:14

Fish Itch: Save Scratch. Raise Cash

You're familiar with Woot.com right? The site with a single daily item, super-cheap, and when they sell out, they're out, until the next item the next day. Now, imagine that for fishing gear or better yet kayak fishing gear. This time items stay up for a whole week, and there's an extra-special gift in the end.

Published in Just In

Monday, 27 September 2010 05:47

Recycled Fish 24 Hour Fish-A-Thon

Anglers from eight states and Canada completed their 24 hour fishing mission on September 10 & 11 in the Recycled Fish 24 Hour Fish-A-Thon presented by BoatUS Angler. In addition to raising awareness for the problems facing our waters and raising money to help solve those problems through angler education, teams were competing for prizes. "Team Longboat" including Aaron Scott, of Arkansas; Brian Wise and Kyle Kosovich of Missouri; were the fundraising leaders, raising $1253. They won a "trip of a lifetime" expenses-paid trip to Spring Bay Resort on Lake Vermillion, Minnesota courtesy of BoatUS Angler.

Published in Tournaments