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THE GULF
Definition: A large inlet of the sea or ocean that is partially enclosed by land; gulfs typically possess a narrower opening than a bay. Gulfs are typically larger and deeper than bays, and both are important for maritime trade and coastal ecosystems.
THE TIDE
RUNS HIGH
Nestled where land meets sea, gulfs and bays are sheltered havens - "wild waves" running the shores as Celia Thaxter’s "The Sandpiper" describes. These calm waters nurture marine nurseries, buffer storms, and cradle rich ecosystems that feed both people and planet. But like the wider ocean, they face rising pressure - pollution, overfishing, and coastal development threaten their delicate balance. Protecting these vital waters means preserving not just nature’s quiet corners, but the heartbeat of life along our shores.

SAFEGUARD EVERY COAST
RECREATIONAL
Recreational fishing in gulfs and rivers offers a powerful diversity - whether casting into brackish bays for redfish or drifting freshwater currents for bass. Fishing sustainably helps keep these treasured waters alive for future generations to enjoy.

SPORT FISHING
Sport fishing in the gulf offers a unique blend of coastal charm and deep-sea excitement, with abundant fish species and rich marine habitats. Sustainable fishing practices are essential to preserving this diverse ecosystem and supporting recreational and local usage.

COMMERCIAL
These waters are rich with species like shrimp, catfish, and red snapper, making them vital to food systems and livelihoods. Sustainable practices - such as catch limits, and gear that reduces bycatch - are essential to protect these ecosystems and ensure long-term viability.



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