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Posted on Mar 22, 2013 in
Top Shots
By Doug Olander
Insurrection boils over as feds announce 9-day red snapper season Read More
Posted on Mar 22, 2013 in
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By Doug Olander
It’s no secret that longline fishing is one of the most indiscriminate killers among fishing gear types of all sorts of sea life, with thousands of untended hooks per line killing countless billfish, large sharks, sea turtles and sea birds. Many nations have outlawed or least reduced this scourge in their waters. Read More
Posted on Mar 20, 2013 in
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By Doug Olander
With no small amount of ballyhoo (in the sense of a half-baked clamor, not a half-beaked baitfish), NOAA Fisheries has released its new report, Fisheries Economics of the United States 2011. Commercial interests took comfort in big-dollar sums showing how vital their industry is. But of course, especially when it comes to statistics, there’s more to the story. Read More
Posted on Mar 14, 2013 in
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By Doug Olander
When big marlin jump, they often seem to claim some supernatural hang time, almost as if creating their own slo-mo. But the smaller bodies of inshore fish move much faster. Read More
Posted on Mar 11, 2013 in
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By Doug Olander
On March 9, one week before they’ll organize hundreds of volunteers, group leaders for the massive effort to clean up Puerto Rico’s urban lagoons held a planning meeting. Read More
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