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Posted on May 17, 2012 in
Top Shots, Fisheries Policy, halibut fishing, Alaska fishing
By Doug Olander
Millions of pounds of halibut are thrown back into the sea each year by trawlers after other species. Read More
Posted on May 15, 2012 in
Top Shots, Fisheries Policy, North Carolina
By Doug Olander
Whether you call 'em pogies, bunker or by the proper name, menhaden, the oily little critters are among the most important fish off our Atlantic and Gulf coasts. Read More
Posted on May 4, 2012 in
Top Shots, bottom fishing, Conservation, deep dropping, Fisheries Policy, red snapper fishing, reef fishing, Gulf of Mexico fishing
By Doug Olander
A large group of fisheries scientists and others ask the Gulf of Mexico Fishery Management Council to allow a release method less risky to fish than what the law currently requires. Read More
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