On the recordMarch 14, 2017
Bluntly said, limiting fishing via marine monuments makes no sense whatsoever. It is actually harmful, and it is detrimental to maintaining sustainable fisheries.
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congress.govBluntly said, limiting fishing via marine monuments makes no sense whatsoever. It is actually harmful, and it is detrimental to maintaining sustainable fisheries.
Bishop criticizes fishing restrictions imposed by marine monuments as harmful to sustainable fisheries.
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Both states and the Federal Government should play key roles in managing fisheries.
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