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Oregon sets Feb. 1 as re-opening date for commercial crabbing

All crab harvested from south of Cape Blanco along the west coast of the US state will be required to have their viscera removed due to concerns about domoic acid

By Undercurrent News | Jan. 25, 2019 17:14 GMT
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Dungeness crab, Oregon. Photo: Oregon Department of Fish & Wildlife
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The Department of Fish and Wildlife in the US state of Oregon (ODFW) on Thursday announced that it would allow the commercial Dungeness crab season to begin on the coast from Cape Arago to the California border on Feb. 1.  [...]

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