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Posted on May 2, 2013 in
Top Shots, red snapper fishing
By Doug Olander
No more warnings, say federal fisheries officials, for those it catches fishing illegally — even in waters declared legal by the state. Read More
Posted on Jun 6, 2012 in
Top Shots, Fisheries Policy, red snapper fishing, Gulf of Mexico fishing
By Doug Olander
Let states manage stocks of red snapper and other non-migratory fish off their shores.That’s the basic message in an op-ed piece by Dr. Bob Shipp, chairman of the Dept. of Marine Sciences at the University of South Alabama and a 16-year member of the Gulf of Mexico Fishery Management Council. (Shipp is also a long-time Fish Facts expert for Sport Fishing magazine.) 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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