Idaho Fish and Game Commission Adopts New Technology Rules
The Idaho Fish and Game Commission unanimously adopted four technology-related rules at the November 20, 2025, commission meeting. These rules will now head to the legislature for a vote during the upcoming session, which convenes Monday, January 12.
The Importance of Commission Meetings
Important decisions, like these four rule changes, are made at the Fish and Game Commission meetings. This is why it is important for sportsmen to attend these meetings. Our vital resources are entrusted to the commission’s care, and if we remain silent, others will shape the outcome. We cannot allow that to happen in the Rushmore State. Our voices matter – let’s make sure they’re heard.
Keep an eye on your email for updates as these proposed rules move through the legislative process.
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