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Originally Posted by ThrowingTimber
I wont even bother giving a theory too much thought, that doesnt account for losses.
So if in 1989 there were x amount of yoy, and they should be x length and weight by x year.
Where are the losses factored in?
I like the theory dont get me wrong just trying to bring up another point of view. Its almost like an IF nothing goes wrong with these fish theory?
Factor in a few metric tons of lost fish for the nets off nc and I'd be more onboard with the theory.
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The losses are impossible to calculate, but if every year class is fished with the same pressure, lets say 70% of what's available dies before it reached 50# (I'm sure it's more like 85%) if year A has 100M and year B has 300M... you still have 3 times the leftovers from B to A. Whoa, that's a lot of thinking for friday afternoon.... knap time ni ni