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Oregon mulls limits on big nets to catch small squid for emerging fishery

A committee is examining whether Oregon needs established squid quotas, a set harvesting season and reliable squid population estimates, all things it lacks

By Nick Sambides Jr. | Nov. 26, 2021 13:53 GMT
These squid were harvested off the coast of Oregon. Photo courtesy Oregon Department of Fish and Wildlife
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Fisheries officials are considering recommending a maximum-size net limit, one of several rule changes that might be in store for squid harvesters in the US state of Oregon [...]

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