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Flygaff 05-23-2018 11:15 AM

New Mako Regs ?
 
So what are the regs for 2018? Did they really up the size to 83 inches? if so that's a big fish

jenny lee sportfishing 05-23-2018 12:54 PM

Re: New Mako Regs ?
 
Yes to both comments

Jigman13 05-23-2018 04:23 PM

Re: New Mako Regs ?
 
That's batshit. People fish 20 yrs and dont hook makos that big. That's a #350 fish. Who wants to deal with that, kill that or eat something that old?

Give me a barely legal to #180ish and fire up the grill! This will do significant damage to the northeast tourney circuit. And put tremendous pressure on already pressured shallow water threshers.

PortlyRedhead 05-23-2018 04:56 PM

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Originally Posted by Jigman13 (Post 508697)
This will do significant damage to the northeast tourney circuit.

Have you considered that discouraging anglers from targeting mako sharks might be the new regulation's goal?

Jigman13 05-23-2018 05:03 PM

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Why yes, I have. This shouldn't impact recreational anglers. It should directly impact longliners, their gear and methodologies. I think it's stupid and short sighted. You can't keep 1 sexually immature mako but you can kill a ripe #350+ female? Wanna save em? Slot them. Shorten the harvest season.

SaltLife1980 05-23-2018 06:37 PM

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Just going to throw this out there.. Not trying to stir the pot but i think all shark fish should be catch and release. And yes i have eaten Mako and Thresher and i know its good.

Jigman13 05-23-2018 08:51 PM

Re: New Mako Regs ?
 
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Originally Posted by SaltLife1980 (Post 508707)
Just going to throw this out there.. Not trying to stir the pot but i think all shark fish should be catch and release. And yes i have eaten Mako and Thresher and i know its good.

I'm on the fence there with all out closure bc once they ban something you rarely get it back; but sometimes shit happens and a shark gets gut hooked or dies during a long fight. Just let it sink to the bottom of the ocean?

No pot stirred but we all know we get bent over a barrel every year as recs bc of the huge impact commercial netting and longlining has on regional seasonal biomass.

SaltLife1980 05-23-2018 09:43 PM

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Originally Posted by Jigman13 (Post 508723)
I'm on the fence there with all out closure bc once they ban something you rarely get it back; but sometimes shit happens and a shark gets gut hooked or dies during a long fight. Just let it sink to the bottom of the ocean?

No pot stirred but we all know we get bent over a barrel every year as recs bc of the huge impact commercial netting and longlining has on regional seasonal biomass.

I totally understand.

Gumada 05-23-2018 11:26 PM

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The best part is the commercial regs on long liners....if the shark is alive they have to release it...yeah right. I can see that happening.

fishy 05-24-2018 08:09 AM

Re: New Mako Regs ?
 
more like 240# we only kept 6' or bigger so not to big of a deal


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