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Re: Dorothy B SPEAK UP FOR STRIPERS!!!
E-mail sent this morning.
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Re: Dorothy B SPEAK UP FOR STRIPERS!!!
Done deal!
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Re: Dorothy B SPEAK UP FOR STRIPERS!!!
All comments should be sent to mwaine@asmfc.org
As far as the bass getting "hammered, pounded" or whatever other term for catching them, I feel that because the State of New Jersey has no commercial fishing industry for striped bass we are being unfairly punished in order to make this quota. If other states followed suit this "problem" dissappears in an instant. I know that commercial fisherman need to work too but the economic importance of striped bass to the recreational fishery far outweighs that of the commercial one. Personally, I'd be willing to pay a fee to compensate the commercial guys loss of income for a year or two until they had time to adjust to the change, that's just me personally though. Lastly, I wonder what recreational "landings" means exactly. Commercial landings means dead fish going to market, something easier to track because there are (or should be) records from wholesalers who buy the fish at X dollars a pound. All the ASMFC has to do is get the records of those transactions and count up the pounds. How they estimate our "landings", which I assume they mean dead fish going back to the dock, is another kettle of fish. (pun intended) How on earth can they possibly get an accurate estimate? Why don't they ask the people that are out on the water day in and day out what their assesment is? |
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Re: Dorothy B SPEAK UP FOR STRIPERS!!!
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To :mwaine@asmfc.org Subject : Striped Bass Draft Addendum IV Public Comment I am for a status quo option for the Striped Bass Management Regulations. Since that does not seem to be one of the options available, of the options that are available I would prefer Option 7. Signed my name and address. Tom K. |
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Re: Dorothy B SPEAK UP FOR STRIPERS!!!
Done email sent
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Re: Dorothy B SPEAK UP FOR STRIPERS!!!
does this apply to the hudson north of the gwb?
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Re: Dorothy B SPEAK UP FOR STRIPERS!!!
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Re: Dorothy B SPEAK UP FOR STRIPERS!!!
Once again I have read and re-read the proposals and I cannot find where it says that we "MUST" stick to the "B" options - if someone can point out the language before the 30th, then I'll vote that way, otherwise I would pick C3 as originally stated or possibly D1 which also seems semi reasonable to save fish and still take 2 fish per man.
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Re: Dorothy B SPEAK UP FOR STRIPERS!!!
email sent went with option b1. Stripers are heading for trouble with people keeping 3 fish over 30 pounds. Do you really need more then one.
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Re: Dorothy B SPEAK UP FOR STRIPERS!!!
Thank you Jeremy for the activity presented to us. I sent my E Mail for option 7. There are two days left to send out the E Mails. Please stick up for our rights in NJ.
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