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Lee Crockett: The Bottom Line: Bluefin Tuna Need You Now

Jun 21, 2012

Regulations such as seasonal hook modifications and restrictions on the use of live bait have failed to sufficiently protect bluefin and other species from wasteful longline fishing. full story

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Lee Crockett: The Bottom Line: Bluefin Tuna Need You Now

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