US: Council advances plan to cut Northeast US scallop quota 28 percent

게시됨 2024년 12월 6일

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The New England Fishery Management Council (NEFMC) has approved Framework 39 for the 2025 scallop fishing season, which sees a 28% reduction in the allowable catch to 19.75 million pounds, down from 27.4 million pounds in 2024. This decrease is due to falling scallop biomass levels, as shown by surveys in 2024. The season will also see several access areas closed to fishing. Full-time scallop permit holders will be allowed two trips to specific areas, each with a trip limit of 12,000 pounds, while part-time vessels will be limited to one open area and a trip limit of 9,600 pounds. The council has also deferred certain decisions until a later date.
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The New England Fishery Management Council (NEFMC) voted to enact Framework 39 for the 2025 scallop fishing season – which includes a significant drop in the scallop allowable catch. The latest scallop fishing framework places annual projected landings at 19.75 million pounds, a nearly 28 percent drop from the 27.4 million pounds projected for 2024. A press release from the NEFMC predicted the catch would generate roughly USD 348.25 million (EUR 329 million) for the fishery. The decrease in total allowable catch comes after scientific surveys of the scallop fishing areas off the coast of the Northeast U.S. showed the biomass decreased from 2023 to 2024. Surveys performed in 2024 by the Virginia Institute of Marine Science, UMass Dartmouth School for Marine Science and Technology, Maine Department of Marine Resources, and the Coonamessett Farm Foundation showed the biomass dropped in multiple regions.“The population of harvestable-sized scallops expected to be available for the ...

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