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Gulf red snapper plentiful, and prices stay robust

John_DeSantis

Sue Cocking

Coast Guard breaks up Mexican poachers’ red snapper incursion off Texas

Kirk Moore

Red snapper at the dock. Fishermen say it appears the stock is recovered, and prices to the boats were between $5 and $6 in 2019. John DeSantis photo.
Red snapper at the dock. Fishermen say it appears the stock is recovered, and prices to the boats were between $5 and $6 in 2019. John DeSantis photo.

Gulf & South Atlantic Market Report: 2019 Year in Review

Sue Cocking

Coast Guard poacher patrol rescues sea turtles

Kirk Moore

A recent report, from
Christine_Blank_Seafood_Source

Report finds seafood mislabeling 'rampant' in New York

Christine Blank

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Red snapper. Gulf Seafood Institute photo.

While still rebuilding, red snapper fishermen are seeing good returns

Dayna Harpster

Gulf of Mexico red snapper. Gulf Wild photo.

Outboards overboard

Jessica Hathaway

Red snapper. Gulf Wild photo.
Samuel_Hill

Shareholders Alliance supports new red snapper rules

Samuel Hill

Red snapper. Gulf Wild photo.
John_DeSantis

Red snapper markets steady despite hurricane-induced fishing breaks

John DeSantis

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Red snapper. Gulf Seafood Institute photo.

Commerce memos reveal favors to rec fleet

Jessica Hathaway

Red snapper. NOAA photo.
Red snapper. NOAA photo.
Samuel_Hill

Department of Commerce encouraged overfishing of red snapper

Samuel Hill

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