Maryland's New Striped Bass Fishing Rules Boost Efficiency
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Marylands Department of Natural Resources introduces new rules for commercial striped bass fishing, offering license holders greater flexibility in managing quotas and permits in the Chesapeake Bay and Atlantic Ocean fisheries. The allocation cap in the Chesapeake Bay is raised from 1.5% to 2% of the total annual quota, allowing fishermen to temporarily control more through transfers. These changes, based on feedback from the Striped Bass Industry Advisory Workgroup, aim to improve efficiency without altering the overall harvest limits.
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