One fish limit in southeast Alaska upheld!
Federal judge today declined to grant Southeast Alaska halibut charter boat operators an injunction to block the one-fish bag limit set to take effect tomorrow 6/5/2009.
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Comment 79: The IPHC does not view this as a conservation issue. The IPHC would never allow an overharvest of the Total CEY if there were a conservation issue. It should be very clear that due to the conservative nature of IPHC harvest calculations, overharvest of the Total CEY by 60 to 85 percent is possible without resulting in a conservation issue. The proposed rule deals with a pure allocation issue and does not present any resource conservation questions
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Comment 79: The IPHC does not view this as a conservation issue. The IPHC would never allow an overharvest of the Total CEY if there were a conservation issue. It should be very clear that due to the conservative nature of IPHC harvest calculations, overharvest of the Total CEY by 60 to 85 percent is possible without resulting in a conservation issue. The proposed rule deals with a pure allocation issue and does not present any resource conservation questions
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Well, I guess this is just more of those that have money make more of the F@%$ in rules. So now I hope that the Commercial Fishing boats are not allow more than one fish per boat as well. It's funny how they want to say the Sports Fishing caused all this. So, how many years, have the commercial fishing OVER fished the Alaskan Waters?
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