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Alaska Halibut Season Opens March 10

NOAA announces 2023 charter and commercial halibut management measures.
March 06, 2023 - Media Release ,
Alaska
Pacific halibut on seafloor. A Pacific halibut on the seafloor in the Gulf of Alaska

Southeast For-Hire Electronic Reporting Program Newsletter (March 2020)

March 2020 Southeast For-Hire Electronic Reporting Program (SEFHIER) Newsletter. Download the PDF for a full color version.
March 05, 2020 -
Southeast

Request for Comments: Proposed Rule to Replace Historical Captain Permits with Standard Federal Charter/Headboat Permits in the Gulf of Mexico

FB20-001 Gulf of Mexico Fishery Bulletin; For more information, contact: Rich Malinowski, (727) 824-5305, rich.malinowski@noaa.gov
January 24, 2020 -
Southeast

Southeast For-Hire Electronic Reporting Program Newsletter (September 2019)

September 2019 Southeast For-Hire Electronic Reporting Program (SEFHIER) Newsletter. Download the PDF for a full color version.
September 09, 2019 -
Southeast

Frequent Questions Modifications to Reporting Requirements for Vessels with Federal For-Hire Permits for Reef Fish or Coastal Migratory Pelagic Species

Gulf of Mexico - Updated July 2020
August 22, 2019 -
Southeast

SOUTHEAST REGION FOR-HIRE ELECTRONIC REPORTING DEVELOPMENT PLAN 2019

2019 SOUTHEAST REGION FOR-HIRE ELECTRONIC REPORTING DEVELOPMENT PLAN Prepared by: Sustainable Fisheries Division Southeast Regional Office July 9, 2019 SERO-LAPP-2019-5
July 22, 2019 - Policy and Guidance ,
Southeast

Framework Action: Replacement of Historical Captain Permits with Standard Federal Charter/Headboat Permits

This amendment and rule will provide an opportunity for eligible individuals to replace historical captain permits in the reef fish and coastal migratory pelagic fisheries with standard federal for-hire permits. The rule would apply to individuals that…
Final Rule
,
Gulf of Mexico
Effective
10/06/2024

Gulf of Mexico Historical Recreational Landings and Annual Catch Limit (ACL) Monitoring

This page provides the recreational landings history in the Gulf and information regarding regulations at that time. Any discrepancies between this page and regulations published in the Federal Register will be resolved in favor of the Federal Register.
Southeast

Frequently Asked Questions: Release Protocols for Endangered Species Act-Listed Sea Turtles and Smalltooth Sawfish

Protocol for Federally-Permitted Commercial and For-hire Vessels in the Gulf of Mexico Reef Fish and South Atlantic Snapper-Grouper Fisheries. Updated 01/2020
Southeast

NOAA Fisheries Announces New Modifications to Sea Turtle Release Gear for the Gulf of Mexico Reef Fish Fishery

FB19-027 Gulf of Mexico Fishery Bulletin; For more information, Contact: Kelli O'Donnell, (727) 824-5305, Kelli.Odonnell@noaa.gov
May 17, 2019 -
Southeast