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New England council reduces overall groundfish quota nearly 5%

The biggest quota drop is for Georges Bank haddock, which would get just 1,515.4 metric tons in fiscal 2025, 77% less than the 6,570.9t allowed in fiscal 2024

By Liza Mayer | Dec. 11, 2024 17:31 GMT
Workers sort Atlantic pollock, haddock and other fish at the Portland (Maine) Fish Exchange. Photograph by Jason Huffman.
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The New England Fishery Management Council (NEFMC), the US regulatory panel responsible for the management of fisheries in the Northeast US, has lopped almost 5% off overall groundfish quotas in the 2025 fishing year.  [...]

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