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If US follows Russia in upping 2020 pollock quota, it’ll likely be harder to catch

Russia has upped its pollock TAC for 2020, with NPFMC meeting this week to decide on what to recommend for Alaskans, after fish has proved harder to catch in 2019 B season

By Tom Seaman | Dec. 2, 2019 19:11 GMT
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Alaska pollock. Credit: Alex Coan/Shutterstock.com
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The US North Pacific Fishery Management Council (NPFMC) will have a hard time keeping pace with the Russians when it attempts to come up with a new total acceptable catch (TAC) for pollock in the coming 2020 season at its meeting this week in Alaska, given the difficult harvest in the B season of 2019 [...]

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