Poor, outdated science, overly cautious decisionmaking and top down flawed fishery management plans have all conspired to drive many of our struggling fishermen out of business.
Jon Runyan: “Poor, outdated science, overly cautious decisionmaking and top down flawed fishery management plans have all conspired…”
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Runyan criticizes current fishery management practices harming fishermen.
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