NOAAFinal Rule
Fraser River Panel Salmon Fisheries: Inseason Orders
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Summary
This regulation allows NOAA to quickly adjust salmon fishing rules on the Fraser River during the fishing season to protect fish populations and manage catch levels. These fast-track orders help respond to changing conditions without going through lengthy approval processes.
Key Points
- 1NOAA can issue quick orders during salmon fishing season to change fishing rules on the Fraser River without advance notice or lengthy reviews
- 2These emergency orders can limit catch amounts, close fishing areas, or change gear restrictions based on real-time fish population data
- 3The regulation affects commercial and recreational fishermen in the Fraser River region who must follow new fishing rules immediately when orders are issued
- 4Orders are meant to prevent overfishing and protect salmon populations from being depleted too quickly
- 5Fishermen can still request hearings to challenge orders, but the new rules take effect right away to protect the fishery
Key Dates
Published
January 23, 2026
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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