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Topic: Scouting for Abalone Out of Season  (Read 2125 times)

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In other words, the DFW wants us to buy a license, but not actually be successful.

Correct. I'm a I define how many fewer abalone tags will be sold this year, and whether that reduction is part of a long term trend, MPAs, Fort Ross closure, lack of rockpicking tides for the entire year, or something else.
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