NOAAFinal Rule
Fisheries of the Exclusive Economic Zone off Alaska: Inseason Adjustment to the 2026 Gulf of Alaska Pacific Cod Total Allowable Catch
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Summary
The federal government is adjusting how many Pacific cod fish can be caught in Alaska's Gulf waters during 2026 to better match actual fish populations. This affects commercial fishing operations and may influence seafood prices and local fishing communities that depend on this industry.
Key Points
- 1NOAA is changing the total amount of Pacific cod allowed to be caught in the Gulf of Alaska for 2026 based on updated fish population data
- 2This adjustment affects commercial fishing companies and fishing communities in Alaska that rely on Pacific cod harvests
- 3The public has until February 26, 2026 to submit comments about this decision
- 4The catch limit change is meant to maintain sustainable fish populations while allowing the fishing industry to operate
- 5Changes to catch limits can impact seafood availability and prices at stores across the country
Key Dates
Published
February 10, 2026
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