Cape Cod Commercial Hook Fishermen's Association

Cape Cod Commercial Hook Fishermen's Association

  • Press

Press

We're spreading the word about fisheries management and issues important to our community! Click on the following links to access CCCHFA press releases and selected news articles from local, state, and national publications:

WBUR: Boston's NPR Station Fishing Co-ops Counter Quotas ~ 04.09.08

New York Times: Phantom of the Menu: Chatham Cod ~ 04.02.08

PRESS RELEASE: A plan to safeguard the health of keystone herring and mackerel stocks for future generations depends on the state's Environmental Bond Bill. ~ 02.27.08

CCCHFA and the Sectors participated in an independent analysis of LAPPs )Limited Access Privledge Programs)... and the resulting report is available online: www.sustainingfisheries.com ~ 03.28.07

 

Declining Herring, a video piece from Yahoo News unveiling the Herring Issue ~ 11.28.06

John Pappalardo Elected Chairman of the New England Fishery Management Council ~ 09/26/06

Council Votes to Protect Herring Inshore ~ 09.29.06

 


    Living on Earth: Out to Sea (May 2006) Listen or read about the various proposals for the Magnuson-Stevens Fisheries Act reauthorization and how to conserve our fisheries. CCCHFA members Peter Taylor and Ray Kane are interviewed.

    Check out a series of articles on the human impact on our oceans, complete with quotes from some of our fishermen at Mother Jones

    Last updated: April 10, 2008

Today's Catch


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The perfect beach read: three centuries of fishing in Chatham

 

Beyond the Bar: The Perilous Journey
- by Robert D. B. Carlisle

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Help Hook the Cure Striped Bass Derby! August 23, 2008, Benefits Parkinson disease research.
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HAVE YOU CAUGHT A TAGGED HADDOCK OR COD?

Report the tagged fish and receive a prize!

If you catch a haddock or cod with a tag:

  • Record
Tag #
Fish length
Spawning condition
Date and time
Location
Water depth and temperature
Gear used
Fate of fish (released or landed)

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