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Smaller Halibut Are the New Norm
Pacific halibut have been shrinking for years according to data from the International Pacific Halibut Commission (IPHC). Halibut, especially females are growing at a much slower rate than years past. For instance, a 70-pound female halibut caught in the 1970s … Continue reading
Why are the halibut so small this year?
That’s the question many anglers continue to ask. In simple terms, there’s more small halibut in the biomass. Combine that with the fact that commercial halibut longliners have a minimum size of 32 inches. This leaves more small halibut for … Continue reading
Posted in 2024 Washington Halibut Season, Area 2A Halibut Quotas Announced, Halibut length to age, IPHC, IPHC Halibut Area 2A, Strait of Juan de Fuca Halibut Fishing, Washington Halibut Fishing
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