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US, Canada halibut catch limits reduced again in 2024

Citing stock concerns, the International Pacific Halibut Commission has adopted modest reductions to the overall catch limits for the US and Canada

By Kirsten Dobroth | Jan. 26, 2024 19:32 GMT
A halibut longline vessel in British Columbia. Photograph courtesy of the Pacific Halibut Management Association of BC.
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