24 Hour Fish-A-Thon
The Recycled Fish 24 Hour Fish-A-Thon is anglers fishing around the clock and around the country to raise awareness for the problems facing our fisheries, and money to help solve those problems.
Our lakes, streams and seas are in trouble. It is the result of many things, from over-consuming water to over-harvest of fish to pollution to invasive species. Many of the main issues come from problems in our broader environment because “Our Lifestyle Runs Downstream.”
Anglers – people who love to fish – are the first to notice, because we spend time on the water observing our surroundings. Problems in our environment often show up first in our waters – it all runs downstream. We’re doing something about it with the 24 Hour Fish-A-Thon.
We’re standing up as not just users of our natural resources, but as stewards. We’re raising the flag for simple things anybody can do to ensure healthy waters for fish and wildlife – and for each of us.
Think you can fish 24 Hours straight? We think you can, too!
We hope you have heard about our 24 hour FishAThon from past years. It's fun and you get to help our cause. If you are interested in joining our 2012 24 hour Fish-A-Thon on September 8 & 9, 2012? Fill out the FishAThon Team Registration form to get started. One of our FishAThon Team Leaders will be in touch to help you with next steps.
See results from past 24 hour FishAThons:
The 2011 24 Hour Fish-A-Thon is in the books, and it broke records. You can read all about it here. Learn more on the 2011 24 Hour Fish-A-Thon page. We also have a list of the 2011 FishAThon Teams with links to each FAT Team’s page.
2010 24 Hour Fish-A-Thon Teams
Erin Slater won "Best Hero Shot" with the photo of this nice bass she caught during the 2010 24 hour FishAThon.
Kevin Workman hoists a chunky Lake Amistad bass. He caught it during the trip of a lifetime with his brother Josh – they got to fish with PAA Pro Angler Kurt Dove in an expenses-paid trip that they won in the 2009 24 Hour Fish-A-Thon.
