Sport this t-shirt and help support rockfish!
April 9, 2012
Get geared up with your very own fishing t-shirt to show your support for ethical angling practices! Proceeds go toward purchasing release-devices for fishing Charter Vessels. Thank you for your purchase!
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Welcome Rockfishers
March 14, 2012
You have reached the site for everything Rockfish! I provide information about release techniques for unwanted catch and research showing high survival after release to depth [Click on the menu links at the top!]
Rosy rockfish with exophthalmia (top-down view). Copyright Bonnie Rogers 2011.
NEWS:
May 2012: NOAA’s recreational fishing program, FishSmart, holds fish release conference in Portland, Oregon, May 7-8. EcoLeeser and SeaQualizer plan to join.
March 2012: Alaska Board of Fisheries Takes Action on Rockfish Proposals. . . Hopefully California, Oregon, and Washington can follow suit.
February 2012: Charters, longliners reach rockfish compromise. Guided fishermen will have to return deep-water rockfish to a safe depth.
February 2012: Fred Hall Fishing Show coming to Long Beach (March 7-11) and San Diego (March 22-25). Go chat with National Marine Fisheries Service and Ecoleeser.
February 2012: NMFS Northeast Fisheries Science Center Status of Cusk Fishery and Barotrauma. Gulf of Maine Research Institute (I presented at this workshop)
December 2011: Smart Gear competition runner up: The SeaQualizer. WWF
September 2011: Relieving Barotrauma Problems in Deepwater Rockfish by Carrie Wilson.
July 2011: ‘Let’s Talk Hook-Up Radio on 1090 AM’: NOAA Fisheries on recreational fishing status with Marty Golden, Charles Villafana, and Craig Heberer.
Dec 2010: Can Rockfish See After Experiencing Pop-eye? by Bonnie Rogers
Aug 2009: Bringing Fish From Ocean Floor: Carefully Released Rockfish Can Survive Barotrauma
July 2009: Carefully Released Rockfish Can Survive Barotrauma Science Daily, Dr. Alena Pribyl
March 2009: Captain’s Log ‘Fish Elevator’ Gets Rockfish Back Where They Belong
