EP 262: Why CCA NC Is Suing The State For Coastal Fisheries Mismanagement

Salt Strong Fishing

Joe Simonds

Sports, Wilderness

4.8 • 1.3K Ratings

🗓️ 3 December 2020

⏱️ 44 minutes

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Summary

Gill nets, shrimp trawling, overfishing... these are just some of the reasons that the state of North Carolina finds itself in a new lawsuit against CCA and dozens of concerned residents. North Carolina used to be one of the best inshore fisheries on the East Coast, yet over the past decade or so it's been on a gradual decline. Find out all of the details in this lawsuit as I interview CCA Executive Director David Sneed.

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0:00.0	This fishing, it's in my soul.
0:05.0	Welcome to the Salt Strong Podcast.
0:08.0	Disrupting fishing entertainment as you know it.
0:11.0	Prepare to laugh.
0:12.0	Prepare to get to know fishing legends in a whole new and unfiltered way.
0:17.0	And on occasion, you might even learn a thing or two about fishing.
0:20.0	Here's your host, Joe Simons.
0:23.0	Like Diamonds.
0:25.0	Hello, Salt Strong Nation.
0:27.0	Joe Simons.
0:28.0	Like Diamonds.
0:29.0	We're back.
0:30.0	We got a special episode here.
0:32.0	Wyatt Parcel.
0:34.0	One of our employees and someone who has been on quite a few of these podcasts.
0:38.0	You know, he lives in North Carolina.
0:40.0	He does a lot of his fishing reports in North Carolina.
0:43.0	And he's touched on the subject of some of the issues that that North Carolina.
0:49.0	Especially recreational fishermen in North Carolina have been facing over the years.
0:54.0	With depleting fisheries and stocks.
0:57.0	And just things that don't make sense.
0:59.0	Like, why are there gill nets in the state of North Carolina when Florida,
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