HONOLULU (AP) — Hawaii-based longline fishermen have exhausted multiple catch limits for ahi this year, but federal regulators said Friday a new agreement will ensure the fish will be available in the state through the holidays.Regulators have approved a deal allowing Hawaii fishermen to attribute up to 1,000 metric tons of bigeye tuna catch to Guam, said Mike Tosatto, National Marine Fisheries Service regional administrator for the Pacific Islands.The agreement will enable Hawaii fishermen to keep catching ahi as usual and deliver their haul to Honolulu.
Hawaii-based Longline Fishermen Allowed To Keep Catching Ahi
Audrey Mcavoy, Business Insider
Fri, 11/27/2015 - 8:51pm
Topics: honolulu ap hawaii-based mike tosatto national marine fisheries service tosatto united states david henkin western central fisheries commission asia u.s american samoa islands august october northern marianas hawaii guam tosatto pacific honolulu earthjustice northern mariana catching ahi fishing bigeye overfishing set limit international agreement metric territories year tons federal allowing limits industry aimed tuna agreements argue
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