ishing is probably the first field sport that most people are exposed to. Not surprisingly, it is also the most universally popular outdoor pastime. Aficionados have taken the various facets of the sport to new extremes and fishing has become big business.
Today, many people make a living as professional fishermen, but the fact remains that the same primal satisfaction can still come from the tug on the end of a simple cane pole.
The boom in fishing technology is emblematic of our recent infatuation with competitive fishing and the dwindling amount of time today's working class has to dedicate to the sport. We now have efficient means of locating, enticing and catching fish. What should receive equal attention is the creation, restoration and 
enhancement of fishing environments. In addition, we need to better understand how fish populations respond to various environmental situations and develop applications and methodologies that will maximize and maintain the water quality and fish habitat in our lakes and streams. Field Sport Concepts, Ltd. is in the business of doing just that.
Our staff brings to the table a vast knowledge of warm, cool and cold-water aquaculture, ichthyology, stream dynamics and restoration, hydrology, dam and impoundment design and other related expertise. Whether you are looking to create a new pond or lake, restore or enhance a stream corridor, establish a breeding/rearing facility, or merely develop a teaching venue, FSC can provide the design and technical support to make your vision a reality.
