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Nov 10, 2026·Board meeting agenda
Nj Fish And Game Council Meeting Agenda
The meeting agenda includes administrative reports from various committees, including Agriculture, Wildlife/Animal Health, Farmer/Sportsman Relations, Finance, Fish, Game, Endangered & Nongame Species, Waterfowl Stamp, Wildlife Rehabilitators, and Law Enforcement. Fish & Wildlife department updates are scheduled across Business Administration, Freshwater Fisheries, Information and Education, Land Management, Law Enforcement, Wildlife Management, and Endangered and Nongame Species programs. New business items involve proposals for the 2028 Game Code, community-based deer management permits, and license restoration. Old business includes a discussion on the Greenwood Lake Boat Ramp.
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New Jersey Marine Fisheries Council Meeting Notice
The agenda for the upcoming meeting includes reviews of enforcement, shellfish, and legislative and regulatory reports, with a specific focus on proposed changes to recreational blue crab regulations. Key discussion topics cover reports from the Atlantic States and Mid-Atlantic Fishery Management Commissions, Marine Fisheries Bureau activities including commercial quota transfers and shark angling surveys, and updates from various committees concerning species like sharks, striped bass, and black sea bass. Additionally, the council will address regulatory actions regarding black sea bass trawl mesh and possession in lobster pots, as well as old business regarding 2027 meeting dates and committee schedules.
Nov 5, 2026·Board meeting
Nj Marine Fisheries Council Meeting
The council meeting featured a public comment session concerning recreational fluke and striped bass fishing regulations, specifically addressing size limits and the economic impact on charter boat operations. The enforcement report highlighted several recent citations, including incidents of illegal tuna dumping, harvesting undersized fish, and unauthorized shellfish collection. Furthermore, the council discussed proposed regulatory changes for the recreational blue crab fishery, aimed at increasing protection for diamondback terrapins. These proposals include mandatory excluder devices for commercial-style pots and revised marking requirements for non-commercial traps.
Nov 2, 2026·Board meeting agenda
Delaware Bay Section of the New Jersey Shellfisheries Council Agenda
The agenda focuses on financial reports including the Delaware Bay office revenue and the Oyster Resource Development Account. Lease transactions and transfers are slated for review. Old business includes discussions on 2027 lease renewals, direct market updates, spat monitoring, Dermo reports, and committee status updates. New business items involve safety training, a stock assessment workshop, and Maurice River dredging.
