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NH NFC Chimes in on Transfer of Commercial Quotas on Striped Bass

“The Striped Bass Fishery Management Plan has never historically permitted the transfer of commercial quotas between jurisdictions. Transfer of commercial quotas would increase the harvest of spawning age females, putting future stock recruitment at risk. ”
— NH NFC
National, New HampshireBob MallardJanuary 7, 2023LetterComment
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