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New England panel boosts proposed fiscal 2020-22 groundfish quota by 60%

The proposed changes would allow harvesters to catch 129% more haddock in the Georges Bank area and 45% more in the Gulf of Maine than in the fiscal 2017-19 period

By Jason Huffman | Feb. 19, 2020 16:24 GMT
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The New England Fishery Management Council (NEFMC) has amended its original 2020-22 groundfish catch limits proposal to increase the sub-annual catch limits (sub-ACL) for four categories of species caught off the US Atlantic Coast: Georges Bank haddock, Gulf of Maine haddock, American plaice and pollock [...]

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