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TUNA & Big Game TUNA - Offshore Fishing for Tuna and Other Big Game

 
 
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Old 04-01-2011, 08:03 AM   #10
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And NMFS will probably be dumbasses as usual and keep the gen cat quota at 3 per day, even though they are going to have increased effort in the category.

So this means that we are going to have a glut of landings in June, because everyone is going to be rigged and waiting for them, thinking they need to catch quick before this tiny a$s quota gets filled.
Now couple this increase in catch, with a sh*tty Japanese market, and we are going to have hundreds of June rubberball racers sitting on the dock going to domestic markets for $2 per pound.
And come fall, when those tuna actually have some fat on them, and the Japanese market might be improving, we will have no quota, and will be watching fish jump all over the place, and not be able to touch them.

Good times.
Exactly. Meanwhile those longline rapists with all that discard can continue to devastate the fishery without repercussions. And they blame the rec's for the fisheries issues.



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