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Introducing Captain Brady Barrineau
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Saltwater Excursions and Rinehart Taxidermy 2023
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Now booking for the 2023 season
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We wan’t to thank everyone for a great 2022 season. We met a lot of amazing new friends and welcomed back just as
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Recreational Quota Entity
Please Folks, this impacts you directly! All the help you can give us would be appreciated.
Alaska Charter News
Tuesday, November 15, 2016
Recreational Quota Entity – Comment Letter Guidance
The North Pacific Fishery Management Council will be making decisions on the best chance we have to regain halibut quota in a fair and equitable manner.
The Council will meet Tuesday, December 6, and continue through Tuesday December 14, 2016 at the Hilton Hotel, 500 W. 3rd Avenue, Anchorage, AK.
Don’t let this opportunity pass without weighing in with your support.
Comment deadline: Deadline for written comments is 5:00 pm (AST) on Tuesday, November 29, 2016.
Chairman Dan Hull
North Pacific Fishery Management Council
605 W. 4th Avenue, Suite 306
Anchorage, AK 99501-2252
Re: Recreational Quota Entity (RQE)
Dear Chairman Hull,
1. Introduction: Who you are.
Provide information about yourself (name of your business, number of employees, type of clients you have, where you are located, how long have you been in business, etc.).
2. Problems you are having with current halibut regulations.
Have these regulations affected your business and clients? How? Explain it like they are five years old, with specific examples and stories, how these new rules have (or rather, have not) worked for you, your clients and your business:
Area 3A:
a. Annual limits?
b. Weekly closures?
c. 2nd fish “minnow rule”?
d. What about even more restrictions?
Area 2C:
a. Reverse slot limit?
b. One fish?
3. The RQE (Recreational Quota Entity) will provide a market-based, willing seller and willing buyer, tool by which commercial IFQ can be purchased to add to guided angler allocations — thereby decreasing the pain of strict harvest rules during times of low abundance. How will this improve conditions for your business, clients, and the resource? How will more allocation improve the success of your business? And the other businesses dependent on guided anglers in Alaska?
4. Closing.
Thank Council for their work and encourage them to pass the RQE into regulation.
Regards,
Your Name

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