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Old 02-23-2011, 07:51 AM   #2
bubblehide
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Originally Posted by dos ballenas View Post
http://www.pcsportfishing.com/article/11

....Another quote:"It is critical that anglers quit fishing once limits have been achieved, since white seabass are particularly susceptible to post-release mortality."...

I find it funny (in a bad way) that they feel this needs to be stated, after all, it's a citeable offense to continue fishing for any species fish once your limit is reached. I thankfully can't say that I see this going on, as I see fishermen where I fish aware of the limits and regulations. But yes, WSB appear to be a species fairly susceptible to over fishing. The MLPA/MPAs I'm sure will provide ample protections for the WSB, but little to none for their ever so important prey, water quality... And I am sure the research will shed light on any needed new management of the resource.
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