The Time Is Now
September 29, 2024
New behavioral science research suggests that if we’re going to keep new anglers and boaters from quitting, we need to act
New behavioral science research suggests that if we’re going to keep new anglers and boaters from quitting, we need to act
The Recreational Boating & Fishing Foundation seeks answers as retention of new anglers shows a troublesome trend.
The past year made clear that the RBFF is focused on supporting a diverse group of new boaters and anglers.
The RBFF’s programs are helping to mitigate the systemic lack of diversity in outdoor spaces and activities.
Four out of five anglers make the connection that licensing fees lead to conservation and preservation efforts.
Women’s continued interest in fishing and boating presents an ocean of opportunity for the industry.
RBFF’s State R3 program grants, and its George H.W. Bush Vamos A Pescar Education Fund grants are examples of what the industry can do collectively to attract diverse groups to fishing and boating
Fear of an impending exodus, especially with concerns about a looming economic recession, has leaders at the MRAA, the National Marine Manufacturers Association and the Recreational Boating & Fishing Foundation urging the industry to start focusing immediately on improving customer service as the primary way to retain these boaters.
New behavioral science research suggests that if we’re going to keep new anglers and boaters from quitting, we need to act
The Recreational Boating & Fishing Foundation seeks answers as retention of new anglers shows a troublesome trend.
The past year made clear that the RBFF is focused on supporting a diverse group of new boaters and anglers.
The RBFF’s programs are helping to mitigate the systemic lack of diversity in outdoor spaces and activities.
Four out of five anglers make the connection that licensing fees lead to conservation and preservation efforts.
Women’s continued interest in fishing and boating presents an ocean of opportunity for the industry.
RBFF’s State R3 program grants, and its George H.W. Bush Vamos A Pescar Education Fund grants are examples of what the industry can do collectively to attract diverse groups to fishing and boating
Fear of an impending exodus, especially with concerns about a looming economic recession, has leaders at the MRAA, the National Marine Manufacturers Association and the Recreational Boating & Fishing Foundation urging the industry to start focusing immediately on improving customer service as the primary way to retain these boaters.
