Sport Fish Restoration Publications and Web sites

General SFR Publications

  • Mark Sosin Videos
  • Sport Fish Restoration Adobe PDF (Saltwater Focus)
  • Value Returned Adobe PDF (Freshwater Focus)
  • Boater's Guides

Please contact the Division of Marine Fisheries Management Outreach and Education at (850) 488-6058 for information on obtaining a copy of the items listed above.

SFR Web sites

NATIONAL SPORT FISH AND WILDLIFE RESTORATION PROGRAMS
U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service

National Survey (Every 5-years compares fishing, hunting and boating in all 50 states based on participation and economic impacts)
Apportionments (Shows how much money Florida and other states receive)
Accomplishments (Select Florida, A Year and Sportfish Restoration for Annual Reports)

75th Anniversary of Federal Aid in Wildlife and Sportfish Restoration

FLORIDA FISH AND WILDLIFE
Florida Fish and Wildlife Conservation Commission
FWC News Releases
Division of Marine Fisheries
Freshwater Fisheries
The North American Model of Wildlife Conservation

RELATED PROGRAMS
Florida Foundation For Responsible Angling
Ladies Let's Go Fishing
Kids' Fishing Clinics

FISH INFORMATION
International Game Fish Association (State and World Fishing Records)
International Association of Fish and Wildlife Agencies
Recreational Boating and Fishing Foundation
National Sea Grant

FISHING LICENSE INFORMATION
MyFWC.com

ARTIFICIAL REEFS
Artificial Reef Locator
Reef Ball Development Group, LTD.
Reef Ball Foundation
Eternal Reefs
Guidelines for Marine Artificial Reef Materials

 

Technical SFR Publications

Check out the Fish and Wildlife Research Institute's Research Information Center for information on technical publications prior to 2000.

  • Taylor, R.G., J.A. Whittington, H.J. Grier, R.E. Crabtree. Age, growth, maturation, and protandric sex reversal in common snook, Centropomis undecimalis, from the east and west coasts of South Florida. Fisheries Bulletin 98:612-624(2000).
  • Taylor, R.G., J.A. Whittington, D. Haymans. Catch-and-release mortality rates of common snook in Florida. North American Journal of Fisheries Management 21:70-75(2001).





FWC Facts:
Gulf sturgeon are considered anadromous, from the Greek, meaning fishes that travel back and forth between fresh and salt water.

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