That's a big number, though not nearly as large as the record 81,246-ton quota set for the 2024 season. Industry ended up taking only a fraction of that quota, about 12,700 tons.
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NMFS sued again.
https://usa.oceana.org/press-releases/oceana-sues-federal-fisheries-service-for-withholding-images-and-data-on-ocean-animals-killed-in-u-s-fisheries/
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