Congress allocates $75m to damaged fisheries

[Chip Landry]

What about the snapper... No mention of their " Dwendling" numbers?!?!

http://www.outdoorhub.com/news/congr...MzgzNzA2MzEyS0

[Duck Butter]

Article is very vague, would like to know more about the one I bolded. Oysters maybe? Most flood years are good for fisheries?

• American Samoa fisheries after a 2009 tsunami caused widespread damage. Fisheries here are expected to be given $1 million in aid.
• Mississippi River fisheries after a 2011 flood. More than $10 million is expected to be allocated here.
• Florida oyster fisheries after a 2012 drought. More than $6 million is expected to be spent.
• New Jersey and New York fisheries after 2012′s Hurricane Sandy. More than $3 million is expected be spent here.
• Alaska’s faltering Chinook salmon fisheries is expected to receive more than $20 million in aid.
• New England’s mulitspecies groundfish fishery takes the largest sum in relief aid with an expected $32 million.

[DA COVE]

$32m to New England... What to reedumacate those groundfish to get back in the water??? WTH..

[Smalls]

Originally Posted by DA COVE

$32m to New England... What to reedumacate those groundfish to get back in the water??? WTH..

Groundfish are those species that live at or near the bottom of a body of water. So, flounder, halibut, cod, sole, etc. So, basically the most important parts of the New England fishery.

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[DA COVE]

Originally Posted by Smalls

Groundfish are those species that live at or near the bottom of a body of water. So, flounder, halibut, cod, sole, etc. So, basically the most important parts of the New England fishery.

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Yea, Ok.. U seem like a farly F art smeller. LOL (But i know what they are)