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NOAA sets restrictions on Gulf of Maine cod fishing, doubles haddock TAC

Interim measures imposed while a long-term plan is fleshed out for the fishery, which is facing near commercial extinction

By Undercurrent News | Nov. 11, 2014 09:42 GMT
NOAA sets restrictions on Gulf of Maine cod fishing, doubles haddock TAC
Portland, Maine. Photo: David Wilson
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NOAA Fisheries has imposed interim restrictions on cod fishing in the Gulf of Maine with immediate effect, while nearly doubling the quota on the gulf's haddock stock to 1.3 million pounds. [...]

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