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Western Atlantic Bluefin Tuna: The Highs and Lows of Recruitment

Western Atlantic Bluefin Tuna: The Highs and Lows of Recruitment

The severely depleted population of western Atlantic bluefin tuna is targeted by recreational and commercial fisherman in Canad...

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Fishing with Pew: Oregon Coast Rockfish and Lingcod

Fishing with Pew: Oregon Coast Rockfish and Lingcod

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Fishing for Spring Chinook Salmon with Pew and Angler West

Fishing for Spring Chinook Salmon with Pew and Angler West

Salmon fishing is not only part of the culture of the Northwest, it’s a way of life. Salmon rely on a healthy population of for...

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  • The Bottom Line: For New England's Fishing Fleet It's Déjà Vu All Over Again

    As an editorial in the Boston Globe observed, things did not look good for the coming fishing season. Fishermen were “returning from three or four days’ hauling on Georges Bank with near-empty holds.” And while other regions of the country were successfully managing their fisheries “New England’s council has been unable to do so.” The year was 1993.
  • Federal Fish Law is On the Hook for Black Sea Bass Recovery

    (Hilton Head Island Packet) In the South Atlantic, it's time to go fish for black sea bass. Fishery managers just raised the amount that can be caught this year after news that the species has recovered from decades of overfishing.
  • The Bottom Line: The Next Step: Ecosystem-based Fisheries Management

    Although we’ve made remarkable progress toward ending overfishing and restoring depleted populations, we have been missing the bigger picture by focusing on individual species—the marine version of missing the forest for the trees.
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