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- Chart Tells the Story of the Menhaden Spawning Biomass Collapse
- Virginia ASMFC Commisioner Jack Travelstead Not Telling the Whole Story
- Reduction Industry Crosses the Line at ASMFC Technical Committee Meeting
- Maryland Attorney General Gansler Eyeing Lawsuit over Menhaden Catch Limits
- ASMFC Colluding with Omega Protein over Menhaden? Read and Decide for Yourself
Groups Working to Save Menhaden
- American Sportfishing Association
- Bass Pro Shops
- Chesapeake Bay Foundation
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- Fly Fishers of Virginia
- Friends of the Rappahannock
- Great Bridge Fisherman’s Association
- Green Top Sporting Goods
- Greenpeace
- James River Association
- Jersey Coast Anglers Association
- Lateral Line Fishing Clothing
- Maryland Saltwater Sportfishermen’s Association
- Massachusetts Striped Bass Association
- Menhaden Defenders
- National Coalition for Marine Conservation
- Peninsula Saltwater Sport Fishing Association
- Pennsylvania Striped Bass Association
- Plum Island Surfcasters (MA)
- Portsmouth Anglers’ Club
- Public Trust Project
- RFA
- Rhode Island Saltwater Anglers' Association
- Save the Bunker
- Striped Bass Conservation Coalition
- Stripers Forever
- Tidewater Anglers Club
- Virginia Anglers Club
- Virginia Beach Anglers’ Club
- Virginia Coastal Fly Anglers
- Virginia Conservation Network
- Virginia Fly Fishing Festival
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Monthly Archives: September 2011
Former secretary of the Delaware Department of Natural Resources and Environmental Control Urges Long-Term sustainability of Menhaden
Little fish has an Outsized Impact on State’s Economy Written by John A. Hughes The former secretary of the Delaware Department of Natural Resources and Environmental Control Originally published by Delaware Online here. Visit the Herring Point surf fishing area … Continue reading
ASMFC Menhaden Hearings Being Fixed? You decide
The following is a note from D. Bob Allen from Hampton VA who has been asking about the upcoming Menhaden hearings. I spoke today with a high official at Virginia Marine Resource Commission and asked why the Menhaden Public Hearing … Continue reading
ASMFC Makes Historic Move to Restore Menhaden
Note from National Coalition of Marine Conservation (NCMC) **Public Comment period for Addendum V open until 5:00 pm EST on November 2, 2011 If you care about menhaden, striped bass, bluefish, bluefin tuna, osprey and other seabirds, whales, the health … Continue reading
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Case for menhaden conservation
Bill May, Carroll Outdoors | Posted: Saturday, September 10, 2011 4:00 pm Link to article in the Carroll County Times Anyone concerned with the health of Chesapeake Bay, or indeed the health of the fishery of the entire East Coast, … Continue reading
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Upcoming Menhaden Meetings – Attend one in your area
9/26 (7 PM): ASMFC Public Hearing on Draft Addendum V to Amendment 1 to the Interstate Fishery Management for Atlantic Menhaden Delaware Dept. of Natural Resources & Environmental Control, Lewes Field Facility, 901 Pilottown Road, Lewes, Delaware. For more information, … Continue reading
Little Fish Big Help
Huffington Post. Posted: 9/7/11 01:13 PM ET Peter Hanlon, Research and Policy Analyst at GRACE Communications Foundation A lot of little fish just had a big week. During the first week of August, fish that don’t typically get the lavish … Continue reading

