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Sep 13,2011 Paul Howard 50 Water Street, Mill2 Newbur¡port, MA 01950 Subject: RE: Amendment 5 Atlantic Herring Fishery Reforms Dear Paul Howard, I am writing out of concern for the damage the Atlantic herring midwater trawl fleet is doing to our river herring, Atlantic herring, groundfish, and other marine species populations, including those species that depend upon Atlantic herring and river herring for food. Reform of this fishery is needed and overdue. I support the refonns being proposed in herring "Amendment 5." Lobbyists for the midwater trawl industry should not be perrnitted to eliminate any of the key monitoring and by-catch reduction measures before a full analysis is completed and the public is given the opporunity to comment. Please make sure that the Council continues to demonstrate a full commitment to meaningful reform of the Atlantic herring fishery by approving for public comment the full range of management options developed in Amendment 5, including: 1) 100% at-sea monitoring on all midwater trawl fishing trips (i.e., one observer per vessel to sample all catch) in order to provide reliable estimates of herring catch, and by-catch of river herring, shad, groundfish, seals, whales, and other non-target species 2) No herring fishing in areas designated as river herring bcatch "hotspots" to protect river herring and the predators that depend on theír coastal migrations 3) No hening midwater trawling in areas established to protect groundflrsh populations 4) No release or dumping of uninspected/unsampled catch except under exceptional circumstances, such as mechanical failure or when safety is a concem 5) Consequences to discourage the wasteful dumping of catch, including an accountability system to ensure the exceptions are not abused, including a fleet-wide limit to the number of dumping events, after which any dumping event would require a return to port Sincerely, Ms. Judith Fletcher Ms. Judith Fletcher 525 W 238th Sr # Al Apt la Bronx, NY 10463-1820
Sep 13,2011 Paul Howard 50 Water Street, Mill2 Newburyport, MA 01950 Subject: RE: Amendment 5 Atlantic Herring Fishery Reforms Dear Paul Howard, I love smoked herring, and cannot imagine it gone forever. I am seriously concerned by the toll the Atlantic hening midwater trawl fleet is taking on our river herring, These boats are just too big and catch too much. Atlantic herring, groundfish, and other marine species, including those species that depend upon Atlantic herring and river herring for food. I support the reforms being proposed in herring "Amendment 5" but am concerned that lobbyists for the midwater trawl industry will push hard to eliminate some key monitoring and bycatch reduction measures before a fulI analysis is completed and the public is given the opportunity to comment. Please ensure the Council continues to demonstrate its commitment and support of meaningful reform of the Atlantic herring fishery by approving for public comment the full range of management options developed in Amendment 5, including: * 100 percent at-sea monitoring on all midwater trawl fishing trips (i.e., one observer per vessel to sample all catch) in order to provide reliable estimates of herring catch, and bycatch of river herring, shad, groundfish, seals, whales, and other non-target species. * No herring fishing in areas designated as river herring bycatch "hotspots" to protect river herring and the predators that depend on thei¡ coastal migrations. * No herring midwater trawling in areas established to protect groundfi sh populations. * No release or dumping of uninspected/unsampled catch except under exceptional ci¡cumstances, such as mechanical failure or when safety is a concern. * Consequences to discourage the wasteful dumping of catch, including an accountability system to ensure the exceptions are not abused, including a fleetwide limit the number of dumping events, after which any dumping event would require a return to port. Thank you for considering my comments. Reform of this fishery is needed and overdue. Sincerely, Mr. Rick Vanden Heuvel Mr. Rick Vanden Heuvel 880 Elting Rd Rosendale, l{Y 1247 2-9 662
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