The Senate Concurrent Resolution commemorates the 75th anniversary of the Sport Fish Restoration Program, which is integral to the American System of Conservation Funding. It acknowledges the historical role of hunters and anglers as early conservationists who recognized the need to protect America's natural resources from overharvesting and habitat destruction. The resolution highlights the establishment of state agencies and the implementation of special fishing and hunting license fees, which were crucial in funding conservation efforts. It also notes the introduction of excise taxes on fishing equipment and motorboat fuels, which have significantly contributed to fisheries conservation and management.

The resolution emphasizes the successful partnership among the sportfishing industry, anglers, boaters, and state and federal agencies, which has led to the restoration and enhancement of fish populations across the United States. Since its inception, the combined contributions from the Wildlife and Sport Fish Restoration Programs and license fees have exceeded $78 billion, marking it as the most significant conservation effort in American history. The resolution concludes by recognizing the collective efforts of all stakeholders involved in the Sport Fish Restoration Program and calls for a copy of the resolution to be sent to the Louisiana Department of Wildlife and Fisheries.