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New England council votes to increase scallop catch allowance for 2016

New England Fishery Management Council has elected to increase days at sea for the 2016/17 season; catches expected to be around 47 million pounds

By Neil Ramsden | Dec. 11, 2015 18:03 GMT
One adult and many juvenile scallops, taken by NOAA HabCam
One adult and many juvenile scallops, taken by NOAA HabCam
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The New England Fishery Management Council (NEFMC) has elected to increase fishing days at sea for the 2016/17 scallop season [...]

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