In the Fall of 2014 Atlantic States Marine Fisheries Commission’s Striped Bass Management Board voted to implement new coastwide recreational striped bass regulations of 1 fish per day at a minimum size 28 inches, which scientists estimated would achieve a 31% reduction in the harvest. Giving states the option to find there own equivalent regs as long as they achieve at least a 25 percent reduction, you would think states would work together on this, once again the jackasses in ther suits and ties sitting on there ass far from the tide water find away to screw it up!!! what you got Maryland??
Devil in the detail.... conservation-equivalency-or-exploitation-equivalency please see the link!!
Maine: Two options are being considered.
Option A: One fish 28″ or larger.
Option B: One fish slot, 24″ to 26″
New Hampshire: Daily limit for striped bass: 1 fish per day, 28″ or larger.
Massachusetts: Daily limit for striped bass: 1 fish per day, 28″ or larger.
Rhode Island: Daily limit for striped bass: 1 fish per day, 28″ or larger.
Connecticut: Daily limit for striped bass: 1 fish per day, 28″ or larger.
New York: Daily limit for striped bass: 1 fish per day, 28″ or larger.
New Jersey: Daily limit for striped bass: 1 fish 28″ to <43 43="" and="" p="">
Delaware: Delaware’s Division of Fish & Wildlife held a public hearing on the recreational options in early 2015. Delaware’s 2015 recreational regulation will be set after thorough consideration of public input.
Delaware: Delaware’s Division of Fish & Wildlife held a public hearing on the recreational options in early 2015. Delaware’s 2015 recreational regulation will be set after thorough consideration of public input.
Maryland: An official announcement has not yet been made.
Virginia: Daily limit for striped bass: 1 fish per day, 28″ or larger.
North Carolina: Daily limit for striped bass: 1 fish per day, 28″ or larger.
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