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Top viewTop viewof trawlcenterline12"Side viewApexLeg6.5"5.5"Escapmentopeningminimumdimensions9"5"25 meshesfunctional tailbag105 meshesFFE placedat 68 meshesfrom tailbag tie-off(max allowed)tailbag150 meshesOval20 meshesdiamond(or 6 X 6)Tie-offringsFigure 1.Diagram of Florida Fish Excluder (FFE) tested in North Carolina waters.204
Figure 2.Diagram of large mesh extended funnel BRD (LMEF) tested in NorthCarolina.205
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2. TABLE OF CONTENTS1. ACKNOWLEDGME
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10.2 SUMMARY OF MANAGEMENT ACTIONS
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and ocean waters 24% of the total h
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4. INTRODUCTION4.1 LEGAL AUTHORITY
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ycatch reduction devices, area clos
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4.5 EXISTING PLANS STATUTES, AND RU
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RCGL trawling, 50 crabs, not to exc
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coastal and inland fishing waters.
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Pink shrimp:Pink shrimp are found f
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Brown shrimp marked by McCoy (1968)
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Pamlico County fishermen began land
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6.1.3 State Landings and EffortLand
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Table 6.2.Percent contribution of l
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account for the remaining landings.
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from the fall fishery, where it is
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NorthernPamlicoCentralSouthernFigur
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Figure 6.8. Acreages of North Carol
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$30,000,000$25,000,000Inflated Valu
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Table 7.1.Detail values of pounds l
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from 1994 through 2003, 50% of all
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Table 7.3 (cont.) Pounds and value
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Table 7.4.Number of participants in
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Number of Dealers310290270250230210
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These two numbers estimate that ove
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as opposed to those who made day tr
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Table 8.1. Most frequently cited co
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Figure 8.1. Frequency of conflict e
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Figure 8.3. Frequency of negative e
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Table 8.3.Fishing related issues co
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Table 8.4. Demographic characterist
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8.5 Definitions and AcronymsCommerc
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Table 9.1.Spawning seasons for Pena
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Figure 9.1a.Distribution of riparia
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Figure 9.1c.Distribution of riparia
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uppermost portion of shallow creek
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Figure 9.2b.Shrimp nursery areas, i
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an area closed to mechanical harves
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of nutrients from non-point sources
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designated areas. Much of the desig
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Figure 9.3b. Areas where mechanical
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Shell bottomShell bottom habitat is
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asins are excessive sediment loadin
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polychaetes and large clams might b
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shrimp. The effect of bacteria on m
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Habitat Areas” (SHAs). Strategic
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funding (state and federal) may be
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Action 5:Current Phase II stormwate
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Committee. Bycatch characterization
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10.1.7.3 Recommended Management Str
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10.1.10 GEAR SIZE RESTRICTIONS10.1.
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frequently shrimped by Recreational
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is limited to a few patches in the
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small white shrimp recruit to the a
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when they reach a marketable size,
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who benefit are a few channel net f
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a) Implement headrope size limit on
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2. Harvest Season (Month (s), or Mo
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10.1.26.2 Management Options1. Stat
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mid July (based on predetermined he
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10.2.5 Biological Research Needs (n
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Coen, L. E., M.W. Luckenbach, and D
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Gilmore, G. and Trent X. 1974. Abun
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Maiolo, J.R. 2004. Hard Times and a
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Paerl, H. W., J. Pinckney, J. Fear,
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Teal, J. 1962. Energy flow in salt
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12. APPENDICES12.1 Appendix 1 SUMMA
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ADMINISTRATIVEORGANIZATIONLICENSESR
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12.2 Appendix 2 MANAGEMENT OF TRAWL
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substrates, and destabilizing the r
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In North Carolina, Corbett et al. (
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depth, tides, bottom types, sea gra
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V. MANAGEMENT OPTIONS/IMPACTS1. Sta
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VIII.LITERATURE CITEDASMFC (Atlanti
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12.3 Appendix 3 SHRIMP TRAWL BYCATC
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accounting for 80% of all finfish l
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made up 94% of the finfish bycatch
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thought that such species-specific
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North Carolina are considered healt
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Page 172 and 173: VII.Literature Cited:Alverson, D.L.
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Page 176 and 177: Table 2.Percent Shrimp trawl landin
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Page 180 and 181: Table 6.Total shrimp trawl landings
Page 182 and 183: Table 8. ContinuedYear %Species 199
Page 184 and 185: Table 10.Total monthly value of fin
Page 186 and 187: Table 13.Monthly shrimp trawl crab
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Page 190 and 191: Table 19.Monthly shrimp trawl Mollu
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Page 194 and 195: Table 26. ContinuedArea Rank Specie
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12.12 Appendix 12. SHRIMP MANAGEMEN
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Pamlico SoundCore SoundNew RiverNew
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Table 1.Catch and effort data on sh
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Biomass Percent (lbs), Stump/Topsai
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The size (counts) of shrimp landed
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Table 1.Trip ticket data from the o
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Preliminary bycatch results from a
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each year (Figure 6). The majority
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Map 1.IWW from Cape Fear River to H
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Table 1. Catch and Effort data on s
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high tides when beds were more acce
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Management Option/Impacts+ potentia
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- Eliminates potentially lucrative
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Figure 1.Neuse River open.In review
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Figure 3.North side of Neuse River
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Table 3.Finfish catch composition (
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MFC Recommendation: Restrict total
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most abundant species accounting fo
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Table 2. Monthly percent contributi
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Table 5. Percent contribution of da
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Pounds%cumulative pounds14,000100.0
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Map 1. Map of Pamlico and Albemarle
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Table 1.Landings (lbs) of finfish f
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Table 3.Monthly shrimp landings (lb
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Table 7. Percent contribution of va
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WadesPointMap 3. Map of Pamlico Riv
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enefit the stock. Management of Pun
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Upper PungoCPUE = 14Mid PungoCPUE =
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3. Area Closuresa) Prohibit all shr
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5,000,0004,500,0007,035,8694,000,00
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The National Marine Fisheries Servi
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4) Prohibit all trawling+ Possible
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and number. Atlantic croaker, spot,
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Map 3 Shrimp areas closed by procla
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8,000,000Pamlico Sound Total landin
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RoanokeSoundMap 1. Map of Pamlico a
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Table 1.Landings (lbs) of finfish f
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Map 2. Map of Croatan Sound North C
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(B)(C)(D)Not more than 100 yards of
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22.8671' N - 75° 33.5851' W in Avo
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Amended Eff. March 1, 1994;Recodifi
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