Snapper Grouper Amendment 17A

FB10-073: NOAA Fisheries Service Requests Comments on a Proposed Rule Intended to End Overfishing of Red Snapper in the South Atlantic

Frequently Asked Questions – South Atlantic Red Snapper

Proposed Rule

 

• Snapper Grouper Amendment 17A and FEIS
  • Appendices A - Y

• Snapper Grouper Amendment 17A and DEIS
  • Appendix A: Alternatives the Council Considered but eliminated from detailed study and a brief discussion of the reasons for their elimination
  • Appendix B: Glossary
  • Appendix C: Essential Fish Habitat and movement towards ecosystem-based management
  • Appendix D: Total allowable catch, commercial quotas, recreational landings, and allocations currently in place
  • Appendix E: Projected cumulative effects of Amendments 13C, 16, and 17A
  • Appendix F: Red snapper projections
  • Appendix G: Additional Maps
  • Appendix H: Logbook and headboat reporting grids, including marine protected areas
  • Appendix I: All current snapper-grouper area, seasonal, and quota closures
  • Appendix J: Red snapper analysis
  • Appendix K: National Standard 1 Guidelines final rule
  • Appendix L: Age structure of red snapper from summer 2009
  • Appendix M: Summary of scoping comments
  • Appendix N: Methodology and assumptions in calculating economic effects of Amendment 17A on the recreational sector
  • Appendix O: Economic analysis of proposed management alternatives or Amendment 17A for the commercial sector
  • Appendix P: Proposed red snapper monitoring plan
  • Appendix Q: Research needs
  • Appendix R: Bycatch practicability analysis
  • Appendix S: Other applicable law
  • Appendix T: History of management