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PROPOSED RULES: Commercial fishing authorizations—; Fisheries categorized according to frequency of incidental takes; 2005 list,
Published: 2005-01-05
On December 2, 2004, the proposed List of Fisheries (LOF) for
2005 under the Marine Mammal Protection Act (MMPA) was published in the
Federal Register. NMFS is extending the comment period on this proposed
LOF to March 4, 2005.
RULES: Commercial fishing authorizations—; Atlantic Large Whale Take Reduction Plan,
Published: 2005-01-13
The Assistant Administrator for Fisheries (AA), NOAA,
announces temporary restrictions consistent with the requirements of
the ALWTRP's implementing regulations. These regulations apply to
lobster trap/pot and anchored gillnet fishermen in an area totaling
approximately 1,889 square nautical miles (nm\2\) (6,479.1 km\2\), east
of Portland, ME, for
RULES: Incidental taking—; Atlantic Large Whale Take Reduction Plan,
Published: 2005-02-09
The Assistant Administrator for Fisheries (AA), NOAA,
announces temporary restrictions consistent with the requirements of
the ALWTRP's implementing regulations. These regulations apply to
lobster trap/pot and anchored gillnet fishermen in an area totaling
approximately 1,415 square nautical miles (nm\2\) (4,853.3 km\2\), east
of Portsmouth, NH
RULES: Commercial fishing authorizations—; Atlantic Large Whale Take Reduction Plan,
Published: 2005-04-20
The Assistant Administrator for Fisheries (AA), NOAA,
announces temporary restrictions consistent with the requirements of
the ALWTRP's implementing regulations. These regulations apply to
lobster trap/pot and anchored gillnet fishermen in an area totaling
approximately 1,052 square nautical miles (nm\2\) (3,608 km\2\) in
April and 1,235 nm\2\
RULES: Commercial fishing operations; incidental taking—; Atlantic Large Whale Take Reduction Plan,
Published: 2005-05-13
The Assistant Administrator for Fisheries (AA), NOAA,
announces temporary restrictions consistent with the requirements of
the ALWTRP's implementing regulations. These regulations apply to
lobster trap/pot and anchored gillnet fishermen in an area totaling
approximately 1,235 nm\2\ (4,236 km\2\), southeast of Chatham, MA for
15 days. The purpose
PROPOSED RULES: Commercial fishing operations; incidental taking—; Fisheries categorized according to frequency of incidental takes; 2005 list,
Published: 2005-08-25
On December 2, 2004, the proposed List of Fisheries (LOF) for
2005 under the Marine Mammal Protection Act (MMPA) was published in the
Federal Register. NMFS subsequently prepared a draft Environmental
Assessment (EA) on the process for classifying U.S. commercial
fisheries on the LOF. NMFS is reopening the comment period on the
proposed 2005 LOF
PROPOSED RULES: Commercial fishing authorizations; incidental taking—; Atlantic Large Whale Take Reduction Plan,
Published: 2005-07-13
On June 21, 2005, a proposed rule to amend the regulations
implementing the Atlantic Large Whale Take Reduction Plan (ALWTRP) was
published in the Federal Register. NMFS is extending the comment period
on this proposed rule by 30 days to August 22, 2005, to allow the
public a full 60 days to submit comments.
RULES: Incidental take permits—; Atlantic Large Whale Take Reduction Plan,
Published: 2005-07-26
The Assistant Administrator for Fisheries (AA), NOAA,
announces temporary restrictions consistent with the requirements of
the ALWTRP's implementing regulations. These regulations apply to
lobster trap/pot and anchored gillnet fishermen in an area totaling
approximately 2,980 nm\2\ (10,221 km\2\) in July, and 3,120 nm\2\
(10,221 km\2\) in August,
RULES: Commercial fishing authorizations; incidental taking—; Atlantic Large Whale Take Reduction Plan,
Published: 2005-08-02
The Assistant Administrator for Fisheries (AA), NOAA,
announces temporary restrictions consistent with the requirements of
the ALWTRP's implementing regulations. These regulations apply to
lobster trap/pot and anchored gillnet fishermen in an area totaling
approximately 1,240 nm\2\ (4,253 km\2\), east of Boston, MA, for 15
days. The purpose of
