
26 Sep Striped Bass Conservation License Plate
Interested in having a Striped Bass license plate?
The purpose of the plate is to help fund projects and activities for the conservation of saltwater fish, with a focus on striped bass, for ecosystem sustainability, habitat conservation, and angler education. Examples of projects include:
- Studies of striped bass populations, stock structure, movements and local ecology
- Studies of angler practices to improve hook-and-release release survival
- Habitat improvements, including efforts to enhance diadromous fish (e.g. river herring, eels) passage for improved forage for striped bass
- Development and distribution of materials and programs to educate anglers on the importance and means of improving the conservation of marine fisheries resources
How do I get a Striped Bass Conservation plate? https://www.striperplate.org
Download and complete an application form, and along with a check or money order to MassDOT for $40, send both to:
Striped Bass Conservation Plate
Division of Marine Fisheries
251 Causeway Street, Suite 400
Boston, MA 02114
For more information please contact the Division of Marine Fisheries at marine.fish@mass.gov or call Shannon Davis at (617) 626-1621
BigJim
Posted at 15:46h, 26 SeptemberSent mine in hope I get a low number and hope they sell at least the minimum to make them
Anonymous
Posted at 17:21h, 26 SeptemberTo bad they can’t make it generic, so everyone could participate and contribute.
Georgette Henrich
Posted at 18:06h, 26 SeptemberThis plate got introduced just after Kevin and I got our Sportsman Land Trust plates- the one with the deer head on it. Bad timing. Maybe we need to get another vehicle. Just a note-it took a year to get enough people for these to get made.
Ed B.
Posted at 07:49h, 27 SeptemberThis guy (Stormy Daniels) ought to be barred for this site. He is a real sicky. Never has anything mature or desent to say. Go back to your porm sites.
Ed B.
Posted at 07:50h, 27 SeptemberThis guy (Stormy Daniels) ought to be barred for this site. He is a real sicky. Never has anything mature or desent to say. Go back to your porm sites.
James Waldron
Posted at 09:37h, 01 OctoberYeah, you’re right. I’m on it.
James Waldron
Posted at 09:46h, 01 OctoberStormy is gone, and we’ve made it tougher to post comments, as well as having us manually approve any comments made on the blog. It does take time, though, and this time of year we’re pretty busy in the shop. We’ll do our best.
Anonymous
Posted at 12:50h, 28 SeptemberAnd I reserve the right not to be exposed to your sickness. It’s about time Surfland stepped up here, showed some class and barred SD from this site. Really ruins it for the serious fisherman.
James Waldron
Posted at 09:39h, 01 OctoberVery true. Stormy is gone, and we’ve made it tougher to post comments, as well as having us manually approve any comments made on the blog. It does take time, though, and this time of year we’re pretty busy in the shop. We’ll do our best.
Anonymous
Posted at 16:49h, 29 SeptemberThumbs up. We need to concentrate on real issues and fishing conditions and advise.
Anonymous
Posted at 19:16h, 30 Septemberfished lot one today, caught 3 short ones. the tide and the waves were fierce, had to use 5 oz to hold bottom. head wind as well , even with my shimano long cast reel couldnt get much distance. once the sun broke out at noon it was pleasurable. Planning another trip next monday. tight lines
Anonymous
Posted at 06:08h, 01 OctoberThank you. I bet that reel is mounted on a air wave rod? Good fishing to you.
Anonymous
Posted at 08:23h, 01 OctoberOn a beach runner, 11 footer
Rockfish9
Posted at 09:44h, 04 Octobergot in on this one ( the license plate) early spring when it was first announced..
Thanks James for getting rid of the rotting carcass( S.D.)
James Waldron
Posted at 09:46h, 04 OctoberJoe,
Looking forward to your upcoming talk at the Surfcasters!
Stickman