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NOAA region chief shuts down groundfishing in Rafael’s former sector

The season is over nearly five months early in one of the country's most prolific groundfishing areas

By Jason Huffman | Nov. 20, 2017 23:53 GMT
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Homers Wharf, port of New Bedford. Photo: Mike Estabrook
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The groundfishing season is over nearly five months early in New England’s Sector IX, the area previously dominated by Carlos Rafael [...]

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