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Delaware Survey
« on: September 20, 2014, 09:14:55 AM »
Check out this link for the latest Delaware Survey  http://www.njfishandwildlife.com/artdelstudy14.htm Some good news in my mind.

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Striped Bass - In 2003, the average number of striped bass caught per haul was 12 fish, a record year for this survey. The striped bass fishing moratorium in the 1980's allowed striped bass populations to bounce back rapidly and bass numbers have continually increased since the early 1990's.

With the improving health of the Delaware River, the striped bass population has seen recent increases in productivity. As the primary target species of this survey, in 2013 striped bass was the tenth most abundant fish caught. In total, 846 striped bass were caught and 802 of those were young-of-year (less than 1 year old). This is a positive reflection of the spawning success of this species in the Delaware estuary.

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