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July 18, 2017 6:00 PM Stony Brook University MRAC July 18, 2017 6:00 PM Stony Brook University

ASMFC Draft Amendment 1 to Tautog FMP Public hearing at NYS DEC office in East Setauket on June 20, 2017 Public comment period ended on July 14, 2017 Tautog Management Board meets on August 3, 2017 at 2 PM Main aspects of the draft amendment: Propose regional management including separate LIS and NY Bight regions Severe harvest reductions required in LIS based upon 2016 assessment update Proposes commercial tagging program Proposes new BRPs, goals, objectives, F targets, and stock rebuilding schedules

ASMFC Draft Amendment 1 to Tautog FMP Final F and SSB estimates are 3 year averages from 2013-2015 Both regions overfished w/ overfishing occurring LIS region requires 47% harvest reduction NY-NJ Bight region requires a 2% harvest reduction Recruitment: LIS- Largest year classes since 1990 in 2013 and 2015 Bight- Largest year classes since 1990 in 2013 and 2014 Commercial harvest is roughly 10% of total removals in both the LIS and Bight regions

ASMFC Draft Amendment 1 to Tautog FMP

ASMFC Draft Amendment 1 to Tautog FMP Note: This is a public suggestion not reviewed or approved by DEC or ASMFC Modified LIS Option 6 Regional Boundary (yellow) More closely mimics commercial sub-areas More angler land marks Preserves fishing opportunities

ASMFC Draft Amendment 1 to Tautog FMP Current LIS Region Regulations for NY & CT

ASMFC Draft Amendment 1 to Tautog FMP LIS Region Reductions - Recreational

ASMFC Draft Amendment 1 to Tautog FMP LIS Region Reductions – Commercial

ASMFC Draft Amendment 1 to Tautog FMP LIS Region Reductions – Commercial & Recreational Slot Recreational fishery maintains current possession limit (4) and open season (10/5 - 12/14) with a slot size limit of 16- 18” Commercial fishery maintains current trip limit (25/10), a season that includes a spawning closure (4/8 - 4/30, 8/1 - 2/28) and a slot size limit of 16-18”

ASMFC Draft Amendment 1 to Tautog FMP Current Bight Region Regulations for NY & NJ

ASMFC Draft Amendment 1 to Tautog FMP Bight Region Reduction- Recreational

ASMFC Draft Amendment 1 to Tautog FMP Bight Region Reduction- Commercial

ASMFC Draft Amendment 1 to Tautog FMP Commercial Tagging to minimize illegal, unreported and unregulated take

ASMFC Draft Amendment 1 to Tautog FMP Commercial Tagging Improved reporting and accounting Easily identify legitimate commercially harvested fish on the docks and in the dealer environment Undersized isn’t the only problem Harvest in pounds divided by average fish size = number of tags Tags reported on VTRs and accounted for similar to striped bass Tag application at harvest or prior to offloading vs. Tag application by dealer

ASMFC Draft Amendment 1 to Tautog FMP QUESTIONS?

BRIEF UPDATE: July 19, 2017 MAFMC SSC Science and Statistical Committee will review assessment and data updates for Summer Flounder, Scup, and Black Sea Bass Data update: a review of latest survey/index data (Summer Flounder and Black Sea Bass) Assessment update: feeds recent years of data into a previously used assessment model (Scup) Documents available for this meeting on MAFMC.org

July 19, 2017 MAFMC SSC: Summer Flounder

July 19, 2017 MAFMC SSC: Summer Flounder

July 19, 2017 MAFMC SSC: Black Sea Bass

July 19, 2017 MAFMC SSC: Scup

July 19, 2017 MAFMC SSC: Scup

Sec. of Commerce: NJ in compliance NJ made a “compelling argument” That same argument was judged insufficient by ASMFC, MAFMC and NOAA technical staff First time that a Commerce Secretary has failed to uphold a ASMFC noncompliance recommendation If unchallenged or upheld, ASMFC could be challenged by other states Individual states pursuing their own self-interest w/o consequence is not a good thing for fish or fisheries. New York’s Governor will respond ASMFC meets the first week of August

QUESTIONS?

Potential Striped Bass Tag Reductions for 26" Minimum Size Numbers are subject to approval by ASMFC Numbers may change due to number of permits and/or average wt. of 2017 fish slot size quota (lbs) part share tags full share tags 28-38" TL current 795,795 34 211 26- 38" TL 26" minimum 670,631 31 188 -3 -23