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TimestampFull Nameemail addressCity, State, Zip CodeCheck all that applySubjectComments
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6/16/2017 8:58:08Testgulfcouncil@gulfcouncil.org33607OtherTestTest
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8/4/2017 9:43:27Warren KampeFredkampe5656@gmail.comInterlachen,Fl. 32248Private Recreational AnglerWould like to see meeting held in Biloxi in October so new council members will be involved .
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8/7/2017 18:16:21Matt Manning
matthmanning@yahoo.com
Valrico, FL 33596Private Recreational AnglerLet NEW Members Vote“I demand that any final actions be moved to the Biloxi meeting in October because the new council members will not be able to vote at the august meeting and they need to have their say, that is why they were appointed to the council so please let them weigh in!”
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02/01/2018Dylan Hubbarddhubbard@hubbardsmarina.comMadeira Beach, FL 33708Letter to the Gulf of Mexico fishery management council
January 31st, 2018
By: Capt. Dylan Hubbard, Hubbard’s Marina – MREP graduate

Hello, my name is Captain Dylan Hubbard and my family business has been fishing central west coast of Florida for nearly 90 years and four generations, plus I am a recent MREP graduate. We operate 6 federally permitted vessels both charter and head boats, and I represent the Florida Guides association as their offshore director.
Carry Over of Unused Harvest
We feel this would be very important to all sectors and would increase access to the all fisheries included in this plan. However, it would need to happen quickly to be ready for the following year and nearly automated, so a fixed framework approach would be the best course with a predetermined set of quota carry over for each species included in this management approach.
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6/20/18Dylan Hubbarddhubbard@hubbardsmarina.comMadeira Beach, FL 33708Hello, my name is Captain Dylan Hubbard and my family business has been fishing central west coast of Florida for over 90 years and four generations. We operate 6 federally permitted vessels both charter and head boats, and I am here today representing my family business alone. I am also an MREP Graduate.

On the Carry over provision, please continue pushing this forward and working on it at every meeting. I know myself and all the other charter boat and head boat operators and owners in this room would be overjoyed to be given back the unused red snapper quota we have been underfishing the past three years. We could fill as much quota as you will give, BUT WE NEED THE DAYS TO DO IT and this carry over provision could do just that. Thank you for making some progress on it at this meeting, the discussions were very healthy, but this needs to continue at the august meeting and every subsequent meeting until we reach final action and implementation
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6/22/18Dylan Hubbarddhubbard@hubbardsmarina.comMadeira Beach, FLfor-hireCarry Over of Unused Harvest
Carry over provision was not discussed at this meeting, PLEASE discuss it at the next October meeting. Why leave something that could be so positive and helpful on the table? We need the ability to fish our quota, there’s been talk of the for-hire fleets ability to land our quota. We don’t have an over allocation of quota issue, we have an under allocation of days issue. Give us the days and we will show you the fish.
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10/22/18Jon Paul Brookerjbrooker@oceanconservancy.orgSt. Petersburg, FLNGOhttps://drive.google.com/open?id=1lfgjjrL8P55zy3QaDqrRcLC6oNxrZp2-
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1/30/2019 16:58:08Dylan Hubbard
dhubbard@hubbardsmarina.com
Madeira Beach, FLCharter/Headboat For-HireHello, my name is Captain Dylan Hubbard and my family business has been fishing central west Florida for over 90 years and four generations. We operate 6 federally permitted vessels both charter and head boats, and I am here today representing my family business, and my family business alone. I am also a graduate of the marine resource education program and I hold a spot on the reef fish AP.
Carry over provision
Please keep moving this forward! In action two, please choose alt 2c. According to action 1, we are only carrying over quota for fish that were closed due to management action and are not overfished. If there’s quota left un-harvested then let us get them the next year! There’s no need to be ‘careful’ or conservative here because under the current preferreds the only reason we didn’t land the quota the previous year was due to a quota closure when the ACL was projected to be met but was not met.
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2/19/2019 13:51:32Kenneth Meaux
kennethmeaux@gmail.com
I would like to see the uncaught yearly snapper quota for recreational anglers carried over to the next year. Thank You, Kenneth Meaux
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3/29/2019 14:53:29JP Brooker
jbrooker@oceanconservancy.org
NGOhttps://drive.google.com/open?id=12rCTEC1ZgwTwjH927O0ADALtArfI24G8
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4/2/2019 11:51:43Robert Jonesrjones@edf.orgAustin, TXNGOhttps://drive.google.com/open?id=1ePTzSZNuEvzTmrgeMVNWSq3LWrrfqrPW
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4/25/2019 11:19:20Kenneth L DanielsFishguy6954@yahooSeminole Florida 33772Commercial FisherQuota carry overMy name is Kenneth Daniels I am a second generation bottom long line fisherman in the eastern Gulf of Mexico.My wife and I own and operate our own fishing vessel “Amy Lynn” and we feel very strongly that this would give management and operators more flexibility and access to the resources.
Thank you for the opportunity to comment on this subject.
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6/3/2019 11:46:31JP Brooker
jbrooker@oceanconservancy.org
NGOhttps://drive.google.com/open?id=1WgElbYCOBXFLUMtMde19CCQ0VgJv8RAr
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