The International Pacific Halibut Commission posted these photos from its annual meeting in Victoria, British Columbia. We'll learn tomorrow what the halibut catch limits will be for 2011.
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1 comment:
How ironic. The International Pacific Halibut Commission meeting in Victoria, British Columbia talking about halibut. For years Victoria, BC has dumped it's raw sewage from a city of thousands out into the Straits of Juan De Fuca, which borders Washington state. I hope they had local halibut for dinner.
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