New Jersey Scuba Diving

Canal Tender 6

Tender 6 taking a break
Type:
artificial reef, tugboat
Built:
late 1920s?
Specs:
( 40 ft )
Sunk:
Thursday May 31, 2018 - Shinnecock Artificial Reef
Depth:
GPS:
40°48.071' -72°28.655'
Being taken down the Hudson River to the ocean

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Fisheries Management Primer

by Captain Adam Nowalsky
copied from charter boat Karen Ann II

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As a charter boat operator, it is my job to ensure that my fares adhere to the current fishing regulations. While the current regulations are posted on my website for passengers to see, many people show up not knowing beforehand what the regulations are, and in some cases, that regulations even exist. This is likely because the fisheries management process can be difficult to understand, resulting in very few people getting involved. Hopefully, this article can help de-mystify the process.

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