Investigating Gillnet Twin Size and Mid-Atlantic Harbor Porpoise Bycatch

This paper examines the potential impact on harbor porpoise bycatch if New Jersey monkfish fishers use 12-inch mesh gillnets with 0.81 mm twine size, as required by the Sturgeon Plan, rather than 0.9 mm twine size, as required by the Harbor Porpoise Plan.

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Published
2025-05-15
DOI
https://doi.org/10.25923/pj8m-8z20
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Marine and fisheries research
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Investigating Gillnet Twin Size and Mid-Atlantic Harbor Porpoise Bycatch

Marine and fisheries research
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Investigating Gillnet Twin Size and Mid-Atlantic Harbor Porpoise Bycatch

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Abstract

This paper examines the potential impact on harbor porpoise bycatch if New Jersey monkfish fishers use 12-inch mesh gillnets with 0.81 mm twine size, as required by the Sturgeon Plan, rather than 0.9 mm twine size, as required by the Harbor Porpoise Plan.

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