This addendum creates state-specific shares of the summer period quota that will remain in place until the Management Board takes direct action to modify them.
Fishery Management Plans
Comprehensive plans detailing the strategies and regulations for managing specific fishery resources, aimed at ensuring their sustainability and productivity.
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In summary, the function of this Addendum is to: 1) Establish possession limits for quarters 2, 3 and 4 of the 2002 fishing season. See Table 4 for a summary of the 2002 fishing season possession limits, triggers and adjusted possession limits by quarter. 2) Institute a system by which the Management Board can set initial possession limits, triggers, and adjusted possession limits for the black sea bass fishery during the annual specification setting process.
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Addendum II was developed in conjunction with the Council’s Framework Adjustment 1, which allocates the Management Area 1A Total Allowable Catch (TAC) on a seasonal basis. Addendum II also specifies the procedures to be followed for Internal Waters Processing (IWP) requests and recommendations to the states
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Technical Addendum #1a is focused solely on the change in the delineation of the Eastern Maine spawning boundary contained in Addendum I and the subsequent problems that arose.
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This is a report of the Atlantic States Marine Fisheries Commission pursuant to U.S. Department of Commerce, National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration Award Nos. NA97FG0034, NA07FG0024 and NA17FG1050.
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Development of Addendum II to the HSC FMP should provide an opportunity to better address the bait needs of whelk and eel pot fishermen. However, quota transfers must not unduly impact horseshoe crab populations or its competing uses.
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The purpose of this Addendum, which is proposed by the states under Amendment 12, is to establish recreational fishing specifications for 2001 for summer flounder and for scup. Its provisions have no application beyond 2001.
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