Center for Sportfishing Policy Members Stand Tall for Conservation

September 6, 2018

Washington, D.C. – September 6, 2018 – On September 2, Sport Fishing Magazine identified “Five Companies that Give Back to the Fisheries,” highlighting organizations leading the way in conserving our nation’s natural resources, educating the public and supporting local communities. In addition, Sport Fishing praised several other companies that have demonstrated a commitment to philanthropic causes that enhance the environment and benefit the public good. The Center for Sportfishing Policy (CSP) is a proud partner of all five organizations identified by Sport Fishing—as well as most of the others honorably mentioned—and is grateful for the countless contributions they make to our industry and America’s millions of saltwater anglers.

“As shown in Sport Fishing Magazine, the recreational fishing and boating industry is at the forefront of conservation and committed to ensuring future generations can enjoy America’s public resources,” said Jeff Angers, president of the Center for Sportfishing Policy. “At CSP, we are proud of the dedication of our partners to clean oceans, healthy fisheries, conservation-focused policy and advocacy.”

Highlighted in the article are CSP members:

  • Costa
  • Grady-White Boats
  • Maverick Boat Group
  • Shimano
  • Yamaha Marine
  • AFTCO
  • Bass Pro Shops
  • Contender Boats
  • Mercury Marine
  • Yellowfin Yachts

CSP is a coalition of leading advocates for marine recreational fishing and boating. The Center works to maximize opportunity for saltwater recreational anglers by organizing, focusing and engaging recreational fishing stakeholders to speak with one voice to shape federal marine fisheries management policy. The organization is non-partisan and focuses on having an impact in the national political arena, principally Congress and federal regulatory agencies, to promote a quality recreational fishery and improve angling and boating access.

For more information on the Center for Sportfishing Policy and its partners, visit www.SportfishingPolicy.com.

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