NOAAFinal Rule
Fisheries of the Northeastern United States: Blueline Tilefish Fishery; In-season Adjustment to the Blueline Tilefish Commercial Possession Limit
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Summary
The federal government is adjusting how much blueline tilefish commercial fishermen can catch and keep during the current fishing season in the northeastern United States. This change helps manage the fish population to ensure the species doesn't get overfished and remains available for future generations.
Key Points
- 1Commercial fishermen who catch blueline tilefish are allowed to possess a different amount of fish than originally planned for this season
- 2This adjustment is made during the fishing season based on how much fish has already been caught to prevent overfishing
- 3Blueline tilefish is a deep-sea fish caught off the northeastern coast, primarily by commercial fishing operations
- 4The rule affects fishing businesses and seafood companies that rely on blueline tilefish as part of their catch
- 5These in-season changes help balance fishing industry needs with environmental protection of fish populations
Key Dates
Published
July 11, 2025
This summary is for informational purposes only. It may not capture all nuances of the regulation. Always refer to the official text for authoritative information.
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