Sponsors tournaments, youth activities, and works on environmental concerns. B.A.S.S. was founded by Ray Scott in 1968 in Alabama. Since its very beginning BASS has been active in local, state and national conservation issues. Many of our original goals were directed toward protection of our natural resources. Since 1968, groups of bass fishermen throughout the United States and the world have joined to create BASS chapters with one common goal — to learn how to become better bass fishermen.

Bass fishing organization focusing on Youth, Conservation and Fishing Tournaments.

Arkansas TU Chapter 514 is based in the NW corner of our beautiful state. We are one of three active TU chapters located within Arkansas. We have monthly meetings February-May and September-November. Summer break is June-August and winter break is December-January when monthly meetings are not scheduled. However, our chapter will be involved in regional events and tailwater projects throughout the calendar year. Our Mission: To conserve, protect and restore North America's coldwater fisheries and their watersheds. Fayetteville, Arkansas

The Arkansas Fly Fishers (AFF), "Central Arkansas' Fly Fishing Club", celebrates over thirty years as an organization and as an affiliate chapter of the Federation of Fly Fishers. Founded by three long-time FFF members (Frank Brown, Jim Wingfield, and Dave Whitlock) back in 1973, it was only natural that the AFF would adopt the FFF's motto as their own, "To Conserve, Restore, and Educate through fly-fishing". Since its founding, AFF members have strived to share their knowledge of fly-fishing with both their fellow members and the general public. Today, the AFF offers numerous fly-tying venues, fly casting instruction by FFF Certified Instructors, periodic classes in rod building, and sponsors classes for the Boy Scouts of America's Fly Fishing merit badge. Little Rock, Arkansas

The Hot Springs Village Anglers Club was established in 1973. The purpose of the club is to promote fellowship through fishing. The club provides members a means to learn more about fishing and improve their fishing skills. The club also supports the improvement of village lakes and the quality of fishing in HSV. Membership is open to any property owner, permanent resident and all resident dependents. Hot Springs Village, Arkansas

The Lake Norfork Striper Club was formed to promote our striper quality and quantity. The club promotes conservation of the striped bass fishing by emphasizing the principle of "Catch and Release, when feasible". The striper club is working with the State of Arkansas to increase and maintain the annual striper stocking program to ensure that Lake Norfork will continue to produce above average stripers. Mountain Home, Arkansas

Welcome to Little Red River Trout Unlimited Chapter 722! We are a dedicated conservation-minded organization committed to preserving the Little Red River and its watershed. Our mission revolves around safeguarding the rich biodiversity of this ecosystem, with a primary focus on protecting the fish and wildlife that call it home. Join us in our efforts to ensure the sustainability of this precious natural resource for generations to come. Heber Springs, Arkansas

The Lower Mountain Fork River Foundation (LMFRF) was founded in 2002 for the sole purpose of enhancement and improvement of the trout fishery of the lower Mountain Fork River. The volunteers of the LMFRF are individuals and members of other groups from Texas, Oklahoma, Louisiana, and Arkansas who have joined together to concentrate on improving and sharing this one, great river.

The North Arkansas Fly Fishers was founded in 1983 and incorporated as a non-profit corporation of the state of Arkansas in 1985 and today has over 450 members. From the beginning, we’ve been active in conservation and education and that interest continues to this day. We are especially proud of our record in youth education. We have conducted fly fishing and fly tying classes for Mountain Home home schooling organizations and have taught fly fishing and fly tying to students and youth groups at the Norfork National Fish Hatchery and Dry Run Creek. Our activities in the realm of conservation include actively supporting efforts to save Crooked Creek and supporting regulations to maintain our great fishery on the White and Norfork Rivers. Mountain Home, Arkansas