The EPA has recently received a petition proposing to ban all lead in fishing tackle. The petition is currently open for public commentary. In the interest of protecting our great sport and the integrity of outdoor recreation in general, please consider following the below link to more information and then to the EPA commentary page and let them know your opposition to the proposed ban.
Thank you to the American Sportfishing Association for making the club aware of this situation.
Posted by The_Prez0892 on Wednesday, September 01 @ 22:32:00 CDT (15 reads)
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The Winners Circle
In an effort to make the content on our web site dynamic, the Winners Circle will be replaced with the "Area Lakes" forum.
Posted by dm1273 on Saturday, August 14 @ 01:48:44 CDT (32 reads)
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Issues with the Raytown Bass Club Web Site
Many of you have experienced issues getting to our web site. The problem started about July 19th and continued up until yesterday, July 30th.
Posted by dm1273 on Saturday, July 31 @ 13:34:30 CDT (34 reads)
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Kids with Spina Bifida Fishing Event
Brett Hedrick sponsors a Kids with Spina Bifida fishing event.
Posted by dm1273 on Tuesday, April 20 @ 19:25:51 CDT (102 reads)
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Recreational Angling in Peril
Robert Montgomery of ESPN Outdoors writes that, "The Obama administration will accept no more public input for a federal
strategy that could prohibit U.S. citizens from fishing the nation's
oceans, coastal areas, Great Lakes, and even inland waters."
This imperils not just the sport we love, but countless jobs associated with recreational fishing. People that work for boat manufacturers, rod and lure companies, to people in the tourist industry could easily be out of work if the current administration bans fishing.
Posted by BassLaw13 on Tuesday, March 09 @ 07:56:59 CST (108 reads)
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