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ASA Speaks at first Florida Water Quality Summit

by American Sportfishing Association 10 Sep 12:24 UTC
ASA Speaks at first Florida Water Quality Summit © American Sportfishing Association

Martha Guyas, ASA's Southeast Fisheries Policy Director, joined recreational fishing and conservation community members at the first annual Florida Water Quality Summit hosted by Representative Byron Donalds (R-FL19).

Guyas spoke to recreational fishing industry priorities in a panel discussion around innovative solutions to combat water quality challenges.

Click here to learn more about ASA's work to keep Florida fishing.

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