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Hold a license from one of 10 coastal states or territories, including Maine, which do not currently have comprehensive saltwater angler license or registration requirements.

Recreational saltwater fishermen will need to register if they: Those who hold state saltwater fishing licenses may already be part of the registry. The registry opened for registrations on Jan. Many saltwater recreational fishermen will be required to register before fishing in 2010. These surveys are used by NOAA scientists to assess the health of fish stocks and to estimate the economic contributions of anglers, according to NOAA. The registry will be used to improve surveys of fishermen. The registry will provide a comprehensive list of the nation’s saltwater anglers. “Saltwater recreational fishermen have long expressed concerns about the data used to estimate the effects of recreational fishing on ocean resources and the nation’s economy,” the press release said. 29 press release from the National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration. This new program is part of a data collection system and seeks to help protect the nation’s ocean resources, according to a Dec. – The National Saltwater Angler Registry was opened on New Year’s Day. For more information visit .įor reservations and more information, contact Patty Collins at or 228-1625. GMRI catalyzes solutions for the complex challenges of ocean stewardship and economic growth in the Gulf of Maine bioregion. 12 – The Meaning of Sustainable: Seafood Business for the 21st Century, with Jerry Knecht of North Atlantic Seafood

May 27 – Bonus Lecture: Creating Market Pull in the Gulf of Maine Region, with Jen Levin, manager of GMRI’s Sustainable Seafood Program.

May 13 – Recognizing and Rewarding Sustainable Seafood, with Brad Ack of the Marine Stewardship Council.April 8 – The Pillars of Ocean Stewardship: A Harvester’s Perspective, with Alain d’Entremont of Scotia Harvest Seafoods.March 11 – Eco-friendly Fine Dining: Savor the Possibilities, with Sam Hayward of Fore Street restaurant.11 – Aquaculture: A Seafood Solution for the Future, with Sebastian Belle of the Maine Aquaculture Association Sea State 5.0 speakers will explore the sustainability of seafood from a range of ecological and business perspectives.

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PORTLAND – The Gulf of Maine Research Institute has announced upcoming programs in an ongoing public lecture series about emerging challenges and opportunities in the Gulf of Maine. For more information, call Patty Collins at 228-1625. The program is scheduled to take place from 1 to 2:30 p.m. LobsterBiz is sponsored by the Gulf of Maine Research Institute.

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LobsterBiz will review critical elements of a successful independent fishing business, including how to develop a business plan, track expenses, obtain financing, and plan for long-range expenses such as retirement or the purchase of a new boat. 15, will take place during the Maine Fishermen’s Forum on the first weekend in March at the Samoset Resort in Rockport. ROCKPORT – LobsterBiz, a business workshop for lobstermen and their families, has been rescheduled. at the Natural Resource Services Center in Hallowell.įor more information, including the dates for additional zone meetings, visit the Maine Department of Marine Resources Web site at /dmr.īusiness workshop planned for fishermen’s forum The next Lobster Advisory Council meeting is scheduled for Thursday, Jan. at Craig Brook National Fish Hatchery in East Orland. 26 – Zone C extends from Cape Rosier to Newbury Neck in Blue Hill Bay and includes Matinicus and Ragged islands, 1:30 p.m. at the Lincoln County Communications Center in Wiscasset. 25 – Zone E extends from Small Point to Pemaquid, 6:30 p.m.

19 – Zone D extends from Pemaquid Point to Cape Rosier, 6 p.m. If you are looking for a particular newsletter, click on the day before.Įxample: If you want to see July 26, then click on July 25.AUGUSTA – The following dates, times and locations have been set for regional meetings of Maine’s Lobster Zone Councils. Important: The dates listed below are when each newsletter was published, which is typically the night before the newsletter is dated. Scuttlebutt: Sailing news with a North American focus