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UPDATE: U.S. House and Senate Support Legislation to Stop Unwarranted Fisheries Closures and Improve Marine Fish Management

The Fisheries Science Improvement Act will help ensure that science is the primary driver of federal fisheries management decisions

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UPDATE: U.S. House and Senate Support Legislation to Stop Unwarranted Fisheries Closures and Improve Marine Fish Management   The Fisheries Science Improvement Act will help ensure that science is the primary driver of federal fisheries management decisions In June, KeepAmericaFishing™ asked anglers to support the Fishery Science Improvement Act, legislation introduced in the House of Representatives that will stop federal officials from arbitrarily setting restrictive catch limits on many important marine sportfish. Now that a companion bill has been introduced in the Senate, we need your help again to ensure passage of this important legislation before it’s too late and unnecessary catch restrictions are put into place! Send a message to your Members of Congress today asking them to support this common sense legislation that will help ensure a future for our marine resources and a future for recreational angling. The Situation As amended in 2006, the Magnuson-Stevens Fishery Conservation and Management Act requires Regional Fishery Management Councils and National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration's Marine Fisheries Service (NOAA Fisheries) to put in place annual catch limits (ACLs) and accountability measures (AMs) for every fishery by December 31, 2011. The requirements were predicated on two critical assumptions: NOAA Fisheries would make decisions based on up-to-date and accurate stock assessments. NOAA Fisheries would improve catch data to better anticipate potential problems in a given fishery. Neither of these obligations has been met and the results will be overly restrictive regulations and closures for recreational fishing. Guesswork has no place in the management of America’s natural resources, and poorly-planned ACLs will have significant negative impacts on anglers and the businesses and communities dependent on our nation’s fisheries. The Fisheries Science Improvement Act, H.R. 2304 in the House and S. 1916 in the Senate, seeks to ensure that the NOAA Fisheries sets catch limits based on scientific data, not on guesswork, as is currently happening for many recreationally important species such as wahoo, cobia and mahi mahi. For more information, view the FSIA Fact Sheet. Take Action Now! Click here to send a message to your Members of Congress in support of the Fishery Science Improvement Act and help ensure a better future for our marine fisheries resources and a future for recreational angling. This email was sent to: don@kaproshop.com This email was sent by: American Sportfishing Association 1001 N. Fairfax Street, Suite 501, Alexandria, VA 22314 We respect your right to privacy - view our policy. To ensure delivery of KeepAmericaFishing Communications, please add Info@KeepAmericaFishing.org to your email address or Safe Senders List. Copyright © 2011 American Sportfishing Association. All rights reserved. Update Profile & Subscriptions One-Click Unsubscribe   Follow us online This email was sent to: don@kaproshop.com This email was sent by: American Sportfishing Association 1001 N. Fairfax Street, Suite 501, Alexandria, VA 22314 We respect your right to privacy - view our policy. To ensure delivery of KeepAmericaFishing Communications, please add Info@KeepAmericaFishing.org to your email address or Safe Senders List. Copyright © 2011 American Sportfishing Association. All rights reserved. Update Profile & Subscriptions One-Click Unsubscribe   Follow us online

Conserving the Striped Bass | KeepAmericaFishing™

Striped bass is a popular gamefish and the nation's largest marine recreational fishery, contributing significantly to coastal economies along the Atlantic coast. While the Atlantic striped bass fishery has shown a tremendous recovery since the 1980s, numerous reports have noted decreased catches over the last several years and the fishery is currently threatened by several factors. Read More>>Conserving the Striped Bass | KeepAmericaFishing™