These include a total allowable catch of 492,100 sockeye.
For much more detail, see this notice published in the Federal Register.
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1 comment:
Only the feds would be bass-ackward dumb enough to set a preseason catch limit for an escapement-based salmon fishery.
When they go home at night, they also cook and set the table for 10 people even though they have no clue how many will actually show up to eat.
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