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Doreen Leggett
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Community Journalist, Cape Cod Commercial Fishermen's Alliance
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By Doreen Leggett| Cape Cod Commercial Fishermen's Alliance@ By Doreen LeggettCaptain Mark Leach has been fishing for close to 40 years and has many opportunities to try different baits, when it comes to lobster they often don’t work. He and his son Sean, now a captain himself, recently had the opportunity to experiment again, this time with Asian carp. “More options are better than no options,” said Sean.
By Doreen Leggett| Cape Cod Commercial Fishermen's Alliance@ By Doreen LeggettCaptain Mark Leach has been fishing for close to 40 years and has many opportunities to try different baits, when it comes to lobster they often don’t work. He and his son Sean, now a captain himself, recently had the opportunity to experiment again, this time with Asian carp. “More options are better than no options,” said Sean.
By Doreen Leggett| Cape Cod Commercial Fishermen's Alliance@ By Doreen LeggettThe Oreo was introduced by Nabisco in 1912 and is the most popular cookie in the world, but still subject of a $20-million marketing plan in the United Kingdom. If a cream-filled cookie sandwich needs that much help, what are the chances for fish such as skate, thornyhead rockfish, the obscure Ta’ape, and monkfish? Fish have another problem too.
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Cape Cod Commercial Fishermen's Alliance
The Cape Cod Commercial Fishermen's Alliance was launched in 1991 by a group of local commercial fishermen who saw the need for better fisheries management and wanted their experiences to inform it. We're an organization rooted in first-hand knowledge of ocean life and committed to sustaining our tradition of small-scale fishing. Our work—on fisheries management, scientific projects and community education—is all aimed at protecting fish and fishing for future generations. Banner photo credit: Sue Linnell
Chatham, Massachusetts, United States
+1 508-945-2432
Founded: 1991