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Flash Frozen Marketing Toolkit and Seafood Resource Manual
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Electronic Monitoring Now Allowed for Small Boats
August 15, 2017
ALFA Staff
Electronic Monitoring Now Allowed for Small Boats
ALFA Staff
August 15, 2017

Electronic Monitoring Now Allowed for Small Boats

ALFA Staff
August 15, 2017

The National Marine Fisheries has published a final rule allowing use of electronic monitoring instead of an on-board human observer for smaller longline and pot gear fishing vessels. The final rule published Tuesday, August 8 allows vessels under 60 feet fishing for halibut and groundfish to volunteer for video camera monitoring for next year’s season.

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