As expected and feared, the North Pacific Fishery Management Council has slashed the quota for Pacific cod in the Gulf of Alaska.
The total allowable catch for Gulf cod in 2018 is 13,096 metric tons, down 80 percent from this year's 64,442 tons.
The council is meeting through the weekend in Anchorage. Its quota recommendations are subject to U.S. commerce secretary approval.
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What about radiation
Put another fishery on this list of mismanagement.
This is Sea Lion food anyway. Leave it all for the ever hungry Sea lion.
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