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The SAFMC Release app allows recreational, for-hire, and commercial fishermen to collect information on released scamp. But why is this information important?
The number of released fish in many South Atlantic fisheries is increasing. However, it can be challenging to collect information on released fish since they can’t be sampled back at the dock through many traditional data monitoring programs. To learn about these fish - we need help from fishermen.
Want to get involved with SAFMC Release? Visit our website for more information:
safmc.net/cit-sci/scamp-release/
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09/04/20 ·
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When releasing deep water species, consider the best fishing practices illustrated here. These best fishing practices were developed by FishSmart, a program fostered by the sport fishing community, with the cooperation of state and local government fisheries agencies. FishSmart takes a science-based approach to improving the survival of released fish.
Learn more about best fishing practices: safmc.net/best-fishing-practices/
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09/03/20 ·
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Visit the following link to submit a public comment for the Council's consideration at the upcoming September Council Meeting.
safmc.wufoo.com/forms/m279ih41b0ukyq/
Get meeting details here: safmc.net/september-2020-council-meeting-details/ ... See MoreSee Less
09/02/20 ·
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Join us for this virtual field trip with FISHstory and EarthEcho International!What can historic dock photos reveal about fisheries? The South Atlantic Fishery Management Council’s new citizen science project, FISHstory, aims to find out, and we aim to dig in with a Virtual Field Trip YOU can attend this month!
Join EarthEcho International and the South Atlantic Fishery Management Council staff, Allie Iberle and Julia Byrd, to learn more about FISHstory and how you can get involved in the project!
Tuesday, September 29, 2020 — 1:00 PM (ET)
Save your Spot: zoom.us/webinar/register/WN_9cPeu03NT1as5YcObWaFlA ... See MoreSee Less
09/01/20 ·
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