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re: Extended Snapper Season News
Posted on 10/9/17 at 5:35 pm to LSUengr
Posted on 10/9/17 at 5:35 pm to LSUengr
Based on NMFS's stock assessment, a 4 day season would have led to overfishing. The method they use to determine what poundage constitutes a good quota has been the issue for a decade now. They claimed recreational exceeded quota during a 9 day season that averaged 8 foot seas a couple years ago. They dictate what constitutes overfishing based on who is willing to send lawyers to annoy the piss out of them.
Posted on 10/10/17 at 9:27 am to TheDrunkenTigah
quote:yea but didnt LAWF' assessment say the 42 day season was on track based on poundage as the season went on?
Based on NMFS's stock assessment, a 4 day season would have led to overfishing. The method they use to determine what poundage constitutes a good quota has been the issue for a decade now. They claimed recreational exceeded quota during a 9 day season that averaged 8 foot seas a couple years ago. They dictate what constitutes overfishing based on who is willing to send lawyers to annoy the piss out of them.
I remember reading a report in late August saying only 65% or some number has been caught of the allotment and there were only a handfull of days left.
the NMFS assessment is plain wrong and designed to say the fishery is over fished no matter how long the season is open.
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