Requested by NOAA-Enforcement.
Requested by NOAA-Enforcement.
NOAA's South East Region:
http://sero.nmfs.noaa.gov/permits/permits.htm
NOAA's Office of Law Enforcement:
http://www.nmfs.noaa.gov/ole/penalty.html
NOAA's Office of LawEnforcement - South East Region:
http://www.nmfs.noaa.gov/ole/se_southeast.html
Last edited by NOAA-Enforcement; 06-13-2011 at 09:22 PM.
My purpose on this site is to help everyone understand Federal Fishery Regulations and to provide information. Working with the Florida Sportsman is a collateral (volunteer) duty I asked for and enjoy; I will only give you an answer that I知 willing to put my name on and stand behind. Sometimes that means checking with other agents/offices in the area of concern.
Please Stay Safe And Have A Wonderful Day.
Special Agent Allan Coker
NOAA's Office For Fishery Law Enforcement
State Agencies:
Alabama Department of Conservation
and Marine Resources 251-861-2882
Information or to report state fishing
violations 251-968-7576
24-hour voice mail to report state fishing
violations 251-476-1256
Florida Fish and Wildlife Conservation
Commission information 850-488-4676
To report state fishing violations 850-488-9924
888-404-3922
Cellular phone *FWC
Louisiana Department of Wildlife and
Fisheries information 225-765-2800
To report state fishing violations 800-442-2511
Mississippi Department of Marine Resources
Information and to report state fishing
violations 228-374-5000
Texas Parks and Wildlife Department
Information 800-792-1112
To report state fishing violations 512-389-4848
281-842-8100
800-792-game
NC Division of Marine Fisheries
Information: 252/726-7021
Report state violations: 1-800/682-2632 (NC Only)
SC DNR – Marine Resources Division
Information: 843/953-9300
Report state violations: 1-800/922-5431
GA DNR – Wildlife Resources Division
Information: 912/264-7218
Report state violations: 1-800/241-4113
Last edited by NOAA-Enforcement; 06-13-2011 at 10:01 PM.
My purpose on this site is to help everyone understand Federal Fishery Regulations and to provide information. Working with the Florida Sportsman is a collateral (volunteer) duty I asked for and enjoy; I will only give you an answer that I知 willing to put my name on and stand behind. Sometimes that means checking with other agents/offices in the area of concern.
Please Stay Safe And Have A Wonderful Day.
Special Agent Allan Coker
NOAA's Office For Fishery Law Enforcement
Telephone Numbers:
NMFS Operations Branch 727-824-5305
NMFS Permits and Regulations Branch 877-376-4877
NMFS nationwide federal fishing violations hotline 800-853-1964
NMFS 24-hour tuna information line 888-872-8862 also for tuna permit applications) 978-281-9260
NMFS Highly Migratory Species Division 301-713-2347
NMFS Swordfish/Billfish Recreational Reporting 800-894-5528
Flower Garden Banks National Marine Sanctuary 409-621-5151
Florida Keys National Marine Sanctuary 305-809-4700
South Atlantic Fishery Management Council 843-571-4366
Gulf States Marine Fisheries Commission 228-875-5912
U.S. Coast Guard, 7th District 305-415-6781
(Florida east of St. Marks)
U.S. Coast Guard, 8th District 504-671-2245
(St. Marks, Florida to Texas)
NOAA Law Enforcement Offices:
Regional NMFS Office for Law Enforcement 727-824-5344
NMFS Enforcement Field Offices:
St. Petersburg, FL 727-893-3616
Marathon, FL 305-743-3110
Niceville, FL 850-729-8628
Slidell, LA 985-643-6232
Galveston, TX 409-770-0812
Harlingen, TX 956-423-3450
Miami, FL. 954-746-4160
Titusville, FL. 321-269-0004
Last edited by NOAA-Enforcement; 06-13-2011 at 10:04 PM.
My purpose on this site is to help everyone understand Federal Fishery Regulations and to provide information. Working with the Florida Sportsman is a collateral (volunteer) duty I asked for and enjoy; I will only give you an answer that I知 willing to put my name on and stand behind. Sometimes that means checking with other agents/offices in the area of concern.
Please Stay Safe And Have A Wonderful Day.
Special Agent Allan Coker
NOAA's Office For Fishery Law Enforcement
Highly Migratory Species:
All HMS species (except blackfin tuna) require an HMS Angling Category permit from NOAA Fisheries. Permits are available by calling 888-872-8862 or visiting www.nmfspermits.com. No sale permitted for HMS species caught under an angling permit. Additional recreational reporting requirements apply for swordfish, billfish, and Atlantic bluefin tuna.
For complete HMS regulations, contact the NOAA Fisheries HMS Management Division at 301-713-2347 or visit the web site at www.nmfs.noaa.gov/sfa/hms/.
For updates on tuna quota monitoring and tuna retention limit adjustments, anglers may call the Atlantic Tunas Information Line at 888-872-8862 or 978-281-9305, or visit www.nmfspermits.com. For further information on tunas, contact the HMS Management Division located in Gloucester, MA at 978-281-9260.
Recreational swordfish and billfish landings should be re-ported to 800-894-5528.
My purpose on this site is to help everyone understand Federal Fishery Regulations and to provide information. Working with the Florida Sportsman is a collateral (volunteer) duty I asked for and enjoy; I will only give you an answer that I知 willing to put my name on and stand behind. Sometimes that means checking with other agents/offices in the area of concern.
Please Stay Safe And Have A Wonderful Day.
Special Agent Allan Coker
NOAA's Office For Fishery Law Enforcement
THE OFFICE OF THE
SOUTHEAST REGIONAL COUNSEL
The Office of the Southeast Regional Counsel (GCSE) is co-located with the Southeast Region of the NOAA National Marine Fisheries Service (NMFS) in St. Petersburg, Florida. GCSE provides legal advice and assistance on issues related to the administration of NOAA programs in the eight coastal states of North Carolina, South Carolina, Georgia, Florida, Alabama, Mississippi, Louisiana and Texas, the inland states of Arkansas, Iowa, Kansas, Kentucky, Missouri, Nebraska, New Mexico, Oklahoma and Tennessee, and the Commonwealth of Puerto Rico and the U.S. Virgin Islands.
GCSE has four attorneys, two paralegals, two support staff. The Southeast Regional Counsel is B. Michael McLemore. The Southeast Deputy General Counsel is Monica Smit-Brunello.
Contact Information:
The Office of the Southeast
Regional Counsel
263-13th Ave. S., Suite 177
St. Petersburg, FL 33701
Telephone: 727/824-5370
Fax: 727/824-5376
My purpose on this site is to help everyone understand Federal Fishery Regulations and to provide information. Working with the Florida Sportsman is a collateral (volunteer) duty I asked for and enjoy; I will only give you an answer that I知 willing to put my name on and stand behind. Sometimes that means checking with other agents/offices in the area of concern.
Please Stay Safe And Have A Wonderful Day.
Special Agent Allan Coker
NOAA's Office For Fishery Law Enforcement
My purpose on this site is to help everyone understand Federal Fishery Regulations and to provide information. Working with the Florida Sportsman is a collateral (volunteer) duty I asked for and enjoy; I will only give you an answer that I知 willing to put my name on and stand behind. Sometimes that means checking with other agents/offices in the area of concern.
Please Stay Safe And Have A Wonderful Day.
Special Agent Allan Coker
NOAA's Office For Fishery Law Enforcement
May want to also check here:
http://www.bahamas.gov.bs/bahamasweb...25750D00009343
Federal Fishery Bulletins:
REMINDER:
If you would like to continue to receive the NOAA Fisheries Service Southeast Fisheries Bulletin, you MUST ACT NOW.
NOAA Fisheries Service is going to begin using a third party as a means to distribute current and proposed rules by way of our electronic fishery bulletin. In order to receive the fishery bulletin electronically, via email, you must sign up through Constant Contact. Constant Contact is an internet-based distribution service. This service also allows you to subscribe or unsubscribe at any time.
Receiving the fishery bulletin electronically via email will continue to provide you with a color version that will now feature informational links, images and furthers NOAA's environmental commitment to reduce paper.
To sign up for Constant Contact please visit:
http://visitor.r20.constantcontact.c...=1109061162788
If you do not sign up through Constant Contact you will not continue to receive the fishery bulletins electronically, effective May 31, 2012, but you will be able to find them on our website at http://sero.nmfs.noaa.gov/bulletins/..._bulletins.htm
IMPORTANT - Until June 1 you may receive duplicate bulletins as we make the transition over to Constant Contact.
If you have questions please contact NOAA Fisheries Southeast Regional Office via email at sero.communications.comments@noaa.gov
Constant Contact is a third party website with its own Terms and Conditions. Please read the privacy statement and terms and conditions. Any information sent via email will also be posted on NOAA's Southeast Fisheries Service website. Registering for this service is for convenience. You may discontinue receiving emails at any time by unsubscribing using the link provided in each email from Constant Contact.
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My purpose on this site is to help everyone understand Federal Fishery Regulations and to provide information. Working with the Florida Sportsman is a collateral (volunteer) duty I asked for and enjoy; I will only give you an answer that I知 willing to put my name on and stand behind. Sometimes that means checking with other agents/offices in the area of concern.
Please Stay Safe And Have A Wonderful Day.
Special Agent Allan Coker
NOAA's Office For Fishery Law Enforcement