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British Columbia roe herring seine catches up 36%, Alaska’s TAC doubles

Herring roe harvesting for the 2024 season got underway, with a quota for the seine fishery in BC fully taken by March 12, while Alaska's Sitka seiners are expected to see an opening late this month

By Masahiko Takeuchi | March 13, 2024 15:32 GMT
Photo of roe herring seine fishery in BC, Canada. Credit: the Herring Conservation & Research Society
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