The final approved addendum modifies the recreational allocation framework, allows the Board to update allocations quickly if the underlying data are revised, expands the range of data used in harvest evaluations (up to five years of harvest data under the same management measures), and allows the Board to set management measures for a longer period of time (up to five years). For the allocation framework, Addendum II implements a new regional allocation framework based on data from 2014-2023. Data from 2016 and 2017 are excluded due to fishery closures during those years, and data from 2020 are excluded due to…
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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The purpose of this addendum is to provide detail to the public on the Commission’s recommendation to NOAA fisheries regarding the smallest minimum size in effect and how it is interpreted under the Mitchell Provision as the minimum gauge size increases occur in LCMA 1 in 2025 and 2027.
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Amendment 3 requires states and jurisdictions to develop sustainable fishery management plans (SFMPs), which are reviewed by the Technical Committee and approved by the Board, in order to maintain commercial and recreational fisheries beyond January 2013.
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In May 2023, the Atlantic Striped Bass Management Board (Board) initiated Addendum II to Amendment 7 to address stock rebuilding beyond 2023.
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Interim Commercial and Recreational Management Measures
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Addendum I allows for voluntary transfers of ocean commercial quota contingent on stock status. When the stock is not overfished, the Board will decide if voluntary transfers of ocean commercial quota between states that have ocean quota is allowed, and can set criteria for those transfers. When the stock is overfished, no quota transfers are allowed.
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Amendment 3 requires states and jurisdictions to develop sustainable fishery management plans (SFMPs), which are reviewed by the Technical Committee and approved by the Board, in order to maintain commercial and recreational fisheries beyond January 2013.
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