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Oregon Dungeness fishery spared evisceration order

However, high biotoxin counts in razor clams could compel area shutdowns going forward

By Nick Sambides Jr. | Feb. 3, 2023 17:47 GMT
A commercial crabbing boat in Oregon's Yaquina Bay. Photograph by TFoxFoto.
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The last of the US Pacific coastline closed to commercial Dungeness crab fishing will open on Saturday (Feb. 4) without an evisceration order that would have likely reduced the catch's value and added to harvesters' expenses. [...]

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