Charter/Headboat Vessels Will Need Endorsement For Catch Sales in 2018
Beginning January 5, 2018, NOAA Fisheries will require vessels with Atlantic highly migratory species (HMS) Charter/Headboat permits to also obtain a “commercial sale”…
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Beginning January 5, 2018, NOAA Fisheries will require vessels with Atlantic highly migratory species (HMS) Charter/Headboat permits to also obtain a “commercial sale”…
Read moreThe National Marine Fisheries Service has decided to close the General category fishery for large, medium, and giant Atlantic bluefin tuna for…
Read moreThe Atlantic bluefin tuna General fishery will reopen December 1 for the first time since early October, thanks to a transfer of…
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More than 700 delegates from 47 member nations met in Marrakesh last week for the International Commission for the Conservation of Atlantic…
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It was during the slow, hot days of a south Florida summer that The Billfish Foundation and Waterlust hatched a plan to…
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NOAA Fisheries recently released an updated estimate of recreational billfish landings in the Atlantic Ocean, as well as commercial and recreational landings…
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Team members from The Billfish Foundation joined in the Gulf & Caribbean Fisheries Institute conference held in Merida, Mexico last week. It…
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We now know a little bit more about the massive marlin that was caught off Hawaii nearly a decade ago. On September…
Read moreHumans have known for centuries that fish are attracted to floating objects. Fishermen have taken advantage of this behavior by fishing around…
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