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IPHC Announces Pacific Halibut Quota For U.S. and Canada
Dateline: Victoria Canada, February 1st 2019 Today at the 95th annual meeting of the International Pacific Halibut Commission meeting the commission consisting of three United States commissioners and three from Canada announced coast wide quotas. Area 2A (California, Oregon & … Continue reading
Posted in 2019 Pacific Halibut Quotas By Area, Halibut Politics, Internation Pacific Halibut Commission Meeting, IPHC, IPHC Halibut Area 2A, Uncategorized, Washington Halibut Fishing
Tagged 2019 Alaska Halibut Quotas, 2019 Canadian Halibut Quotas, 2019 Washington Halibut Quotas, Halibut Quotas 2019, Pacific Halibut Quotas 2019, Washington Halibut Quotas 2019
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Halibut Bycatch is Destroying Halibut Populations Coast Wide
During today’s IPHC Conference Board meeting the Trawl fleet from Areas 4A, B, C, D & E explained their efforts to reduce bycatch on their 19 vessels. They told of deck sorting and other methods to reduce mortality rates. After … Continue reading
Halibut Area 2A, Washington, Oregon & California Fighting For More Quota in 2019
Area 2A is unique within the International Pacific Halibut Commission area because of the 13 Treaty Tribes that have fishing rights through Treaties and backed by court rulings. The Makah Tribe in Neah Bay submitted a written proposal for Area … Continue reading
Posted in Halibut Politics, Internation Pacific Halibut Commission Meeting, IPHC, IPHC Halibut Area 2A, Puget Sound Halibut Fishing, Strait of Juan de Fuca Halibut Fishing, Uncategorized, Washington Halibut Fishing, Washington State Halibut Quotas 2019
Tagged Area 2A Halibut, IPHC Meeting, Makah Halibut Proposal IPHC, Makah Tribal Halibut, Washington Halibut Quotas 2019
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IPHC Setline Survey Data 2018 Shows Stock Assessment of Pacific Halibut Sizes of Halibut Are Shrinking!
Each year the International Pacific Halibut Commission conducts a setline survey. The above map shows a series of dots or “Stations” that the contracted long line vessels dropped long line skates with hooks spread 18 feet apart. Bait used was … Continue reading
Posted in Halibut Politics, Internation Pacific Halibut Commission Meeting, IPHC, Puget Sound Halibut Fishing, Strait of Juan de Fuca Halibut Fishing, Uncategorized, Washington Halibut Fishing
Tagged Halibut Politics, Halibut Stock Assessment 2018, Halibut Stock Assessment 2019, International Pacific Halibut Commission Meeting, IPHC Meeting
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