Program certifies eco-minded fishing guides
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Sharpening: Auto
Image Size: Large (3008 x 2000)
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Looking for an eco-minded fishing guide for your trip? The Florida Fish and Wildlife Conservation Commission suggests checking out the Florida Friendly Fishing Guide certification program.
The program recognizes saltwater and freshwater fishing guides who are committed to preserving the future of Florida’s fisheries through sustainable boating and fishing techniques. Established by UF/IFAS, Florida Sea Grant and FWC, the course provides guides with science-based techniques that ensure a minimal environmental footprint.
To learn more about the program and how to find a Florida Friendly Fishing Guide in your area, visit FLSeagrant.org/florida-friendly-fishing-guide-certification.
For questions, contact Savanna Barry at Savanna.Barry@UFL.edu.