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Agency seeks input on halibut season plan
Tuesday, January 25, 2005 | 1 comment(s)
The state wants to hear from recreational halibut fishermen. The Oregon Department of Fish & Wildlife plans a public meeting at 7 p.m. Thursday in Newport on the topic.
The department is seeking comments on:
€ the number and dates of fixed open days during the spring (May-July) all-depth season;
€ back-up dates for the spring fishery in case quota remains after the fixed dates; and
€ scheduled dates for the summer (August through October) all-depth season.
The meeting will be held in room 30 at the Hatfield Marine Science Center.
Additionally, the Pacific Fishery Management Council changed the way the all-depth fishery will be structured in 2005. A description of those changes, along with the reasons for the changes, can be found online at http://hmsc.oregonstate.edu/odfw/finfish/halibut/.
For more information, those interested can call Don Bodenmiller at the ODFW at (541) 867-0300, ext. 223; or by e-mail to don.bodenmiller@oregonstate.edu.
The department is seeking comments on:
€ the number and dates of fixed open days during the spring (May-July) all-depth season;
€ back-up dates for the spring fishery in case quota remains after the fixed dates; and
€ scheduled dates for the summer (August through October) all-depth season.
The meeting will be held in room 30 at the Hatfield Marine Science Center.
Additionally, the Pacific Fishery Management Council changed the way the all-depth fishery will be structured in 2005. A description of those changes, along with the reasons for the changes, can be found online at http://hmsc.oregonstate.edu/odfw/finfish/halibut/.
For more information, those interested can call Don Bodenmiller at the ODFW at (541) 867-0300, ext. 223; or by e-mail to don.bodenmiller@oregonstate.edu.
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