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The South Atlantic Fishermen's Association is made up of members of the fishing community, seafood lovers and concerned citizens from North Carolina to the Florida Keys. We are committed to providing fresh, local, responsibly harvested seafood; improved fisheries science; and strong fishing communities.

March 13, 2013 | Posted By: Matthew Ruby

SAFA Statement to Congress

SAFA CALLS IMPROVEMENTS IN DATA AND SCIENCE AND THE DEVELOPMENT OF LIMITED ACCESS PRIVILEGE PROGRAMS CRUCIAL FOR SUSTAINABILITY AND ECONOMIC VIABILITY OF FISHERIES ... MORE

October 04, 2012

Commercial Black Sea Bass Closing on October 8th

 In the past 30 days, five commercial fisheries have closed in the South Atlantic, and more are expected to close ... MORE

September 25, 2012

Vermillion Snapper Closing September 28th

The National Marine Fisheries Service Southeast Regional Office has announced that Commercial fishing for Vermillion Snapper will close September 28, ... MORE

September 18, 2012

A Bi-Partisan View on Fisheries Management

  During election season, it is rare to ever see a Republican and a Democrat come together and agree on ... MORE

Born to Fish

Mike Russo

President, Georges Bank Fixed Gear Sector
Fishery: New England Groundfish

"The overarching thing that fishermen fundamentally disagree with is having to throw fish away because of trip limits. Even the biggest adversaries fishing under a catch shares fishery in New England agree that it’s been a big win for its ability to reduce discards."

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