#2026-05050Kuzeydoğu Amerika Birleşik Devletleri'nin Balıkçılığı; 2026 Chub Mackerel, Kalamar ve Tereyağı Balığı Avcılığı Spesifikasyonları
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The National Marine Fisheries Service (NMFS) is proposing new rules for fishing chub mackerel, squid, and butterfish in the Northeastern U.S. for 2026 and beyond. These rules aim to set limits on how much fish can be caught to prevent overfishing, based on the latest scientific data, and will affect commercial fishermen in the region.
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Action
Proposed rule; request for comments.
Key Changes
- New harvest limits for chub mackerel and Illex squid fisheries for 2026.
- Reaffirmation of previously projected limits for longfin squid and butterfish fisheries for 2026.
- Focus on preventing overfishing based on recent scientific information.
Obligations
What this law requires
Commercial fishermen must comply with 2026 catch limits for chub mackerel as specified by NMFS in the final rule
Commercial fishermen must comply with 2026 catch limits for Illex squid as specified by NMFS in the final rule
Commercial fishermen must comply with 2026 catch limits for longfin squid as previously projected and reaffirmed by NMFS
Commercial fishermen must comply with 2026 catch limits for butterfish as previously projected and reaffirmed by NMFS
Fishing operations must adhere to projected 2027-2028 specifications for chub mackerel and Illex squid once finalized by NMFS