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From the website: "The North Dakota Sportfishing Congress (NDSFC) is the umbrella organization for all the fishing clubs of North Dakota. It is designed to be a watchdog and work with the Game and Fish Department, North Dakota Legislature and the Congress of the United States."
I'm not familiar with the organization. What are some of the things the NDSFC and its member clubs have rooted out, lobbied for/against and funded over the years? Thanks.
Your link isn't the same website I found by typing in north dakota sport fishing congress. Might want to get that older website pulled. It is probably causing you to lose some support if folks find that one instead of your new site. As ANS is your biggest topic right now, could you give us a status report on what the GnF does to decontaminate their nets, trucks, hoses, boats, and pumps they use to distribute fish throughout the state? Last I checked they didn't have any ANS decontamination protocols to prevent themselves from spreading these species. Thanks!I am not sure if you are on the old website, but we finally got our new one developed, up, and running: https://ndsfc.wildapricot.org.
KDM, your purchase of a banquet ticket gets you a prime rib dinner and a chance at the other four cash prizes associated with the banquet ticket. We have one fund raiser a year. We have numerous other raffles along with the fellowship and camaraderie for a great evening with friends. As an umbrella organization for the 12 or so clubs that belong as supporting members, we discuss issues concerning sportfishing in North Dakota. Join one of the clubs and help them by representing that club at our meetings. Our biggest topic is probably ANS right now. We then work with the NDGF in seeing what type of administrative or legislative rules/laws may need to be implemented and if needed a lobbyist is hired. Like I stated, join one of the clubs, become a delegate for that club then join the NDSFC and become one of the directors to accomplish something in North Dakota.