Advocacy
We support policies that protect anglers’ rights and conserve marine resources. By working with lawmakers and stakeholders, CCA Florida helps ensure a strong voice for recreational fishing.
The American Sportfishing Association (ASA) and Coastal Conservation Association (CCA) have jointly moved...
Sportfishing and boating community welcomes state-based management approach
Washington, D.C. – September...
Water QualityWater quality remains one of CCA Florida’s highest priorities. The impacts of poor water...
October 2, 2023
Randy BlankinshipHighly Migratory Species Management DivisionOffice of Sustainable...
NOAA study finds its own estimates inflated 30 – 40%; marine recreational catch data program in need...
Sarah FangmanSuperintendentFlorida Keys National Marine Sanctuary33 East Quay RoadKey West, FL 33040
Re:...
Anglers turn out to urge Council to avoid devastating, unnecessary closures
At its most recent meeting...
Coastal Conservation Association (CCA) Florida submits this letter in support of the Preferred Alternative...
August 22, 2022
Ms. Janet CoitAssistant Administrator NOAA Fisheries1315 East West Highway Silver Spring,...
The Florida Fish and Wildlife Conservation Commission (FWC) approved a seasonal closure at Western Dry...
Gov. Ron DeSantis has signed a measure into law banning the import and export of shark fins...
Last month, CCA and fellow advocates submitted the Everglades Appropriations Request Letter to...
In 2014, Biscayne National Park released a management plan that many recreational anglers considered...
South Atlantic Council approves descending device regulation to improve catch and release
The South...
Gulf Council amendment to increase wasteful bycatch a step backwards
NOAA Fisheries is currently taking...