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Prohibition on combining small‐mesh exempted fishery and sector trips. 36 The exemption applies to sector trips only and is intended to allow a vessel to catch some small‐mesh 37 species after targeting groundfish. A vessel could land xxxxxxx, longfin squid, mackerel, xxxxxxx and 38 other small‐mesh species, provided the vessel still meets the requirements of those fisheries. Because 39 of declaration, observer, and reporting requirements in other fisheries, a vessel may not be able to 40 target groundfish and catch more than incidental amounts of small‐mesh species. A sector vessel must 41 fish with trawl nets that meet current regulatory requirements and sector exemptions during the first 42 part of the trip, but may switch to modified small mesh gear for the second portion of the trip. The

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Samples: Sector Operations Plan and Agreement, Sector Operations Plan and Agreement

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Prohibition on combining small‐mesh exempted fishery and sector trips. 36 32 33 The exemption applies to sector trips only and is intended to allow a vessel to catch some 34 small‐mesh 37 species after targeting groundfish. A vessel could land xxxxxxx, longfin squid, 35 mackerel, xxxxxxx and 38 other small‐mesh species, provided the vessel still meets the 36 requirements of those fisheries. Because 39 of declaration, observer, and reporting requirements 37 in other fisheries, a vessel may not be able to 40 target groundfish and catch more than incidental 38 amounts of small‐mesh species. A sector vessel must 41 fish with trawl nets that meet current 39 regulatory requirements and sector exemptions during the first 42 part of the trip, but may switch 40 to modified small mesh gear for the second portion of the trip. TheThe small-mesh portion of the 41 trip must be fished in Small Mesh Areas 1 and 2, described below and must use the modified 42 small mesh gear described below.

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Samples: Sector Operations Plan and Agreement

Prohibition on combining small‐mesh exempted fishery and sector trips. 36 42 The exemption applies to sector trips only and is intended to allow a vessel to catch some small‐mesh 37 43 species after targeting groundfish. A vessel could land xxxxxxx, longfin squid, mackerel, xxxxxxx and 38 44 other small‐mesh species, provided the vessel still meets the requirements of those fisheries. Because 39 45 of declaration, observer, and reporting requirements in other fisheries, a vessel may not be able to 40 46 target groundfish and catch more than incidental amounts of small‐mesh species. A sector vessel must 41 1 fish with trawl nets that meet current regulatory requirements and sector exemptions during the first 42 2 part of the trip, but may switch to modified small mesh gear for the second portion of the trip. The

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Samples: Sector Operations Plan and Agreement

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Prohibition on combining small‐mesh exempted fishery and sector trips. 36 34 35 The exemption applies to sector trips only and is intended to allow a vessel to catch some 36 small‐mesh 37 species after targeting groundfish. A vessel could land xxxxxxx, longfin squid, 37 mackerel, xxxxxxx and 38 other small‐mesh species, provided the vessel still meets the 38 requirements of those fisheries. Because 39 of declaration, observer, and reporting requirements 39 in other fisheries, a vessel may not be able to 40 target groundfish and catch more than incidental 40 amounts of small‐mesh species. A sector vessel must 41 fish with trawl nets that meet current 41 regulatory requirements and sector exemptions during the first 42 part of the trip, but may switch 42 to modified small mesh gear for the second portion of the trip. TheThe small-mesh portion of the 43 trip must be fished in Small Mesh Areas 1 and 2, described below and must use the modified 44 small mesh gear described below.

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Samples: Sector Operations Plan and Agreement

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