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NOAA Fisheries workshop set for Sept. 23-24

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hartattack
hartattackFREESep 13#1

The Marine Recreational Information Program, its new Effort Survey and data calibration effort model will be peer and public reviewed on Sept. 23 and 24. This model will be used to calibrate recreational effort data and have a direct impact on recreational fishing harvest limits in 2026.

NOAA Fisheries Office of Science and Technology will host the two-day virtual workshop with the opportunity for partner and public comment on the proposed Fishing Effort Survey calibration model methodology.

The model is proposed for use to update the historical recreational fishing estimates produced using the FES to the scale of the improved FES anticipated for implementation in January 2026.

The workshop is to be held online from 9 a.m. to 3:30 p.m. on Sept. 23 and 9 a.m. to 3 p.m. on Sept. 24; times are estimates. You must register in advance to participate. For additional information visit FederalRegister.gov.

First MateOriginal Crew282 postsSince 2018
george
georgeADMINSep 15#2
This is a huge deal that has the potential to change a lot. I know the fluke data shows NY should get more. If will be interesting to see what if anything will change.
CommodoreOriginal Crew5,158 postsSince 2018
hartattack
hartattackFREESep 15#3
This is our chance to influence how recreational allocations and regulations are determined.

MRIP IS THE SOURCE OF "BAD SCIENCE".
Here's our opportunity to learn and opine on how to replace this albatross.

Rather than pitting one state versus another, this NOAA workshop addresses ALL states, let's please come together to be heard!!
First MateOriginal Crew282 postsSince 2018

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