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The 81 pages that link to Fisheries management, each with the reason it gives.

• Bottom trawlingNarrower topic: Rules govern where, when, and how bottom-trawl fisheries operate.

• Atlantic codNarrower topic: Cod management uses catch limits, seasons, and area rules to constrain harvest.

• Sustainable seafoodNarrower topic: Rules translate sustainability goals into catch limits, seasons, and protected areas.

• Demersal fishNarrower topic: Managers set rules for demersal stocks vulnerable to concentrated seabed fishing.

• Fish spawningNarrower topic: Managers use spawning timing and locations to set protections and harvest rules.

• PufferfishNarrower topic: Catch limits and trade rules affect pufferfish populations and seafood safety.

• Trawl fishingNarrower topic: Catch limits, closures, and gear rules can reduce trawling's ecological costs.

• Northern pikeNarrower topic: Managers use harvest rules and habitat measures to sustain pike populations.

• TroutNarrower topic: Trout fisheries depend on rules governing harvest, habitat, and stocking.

• MuskellungeNarrower topic: Regulations and population monitoring help maintain muskellunge fisheries.

• Nephrops norvegicusNarrower topic: Catch limits and other controls aim to keep Nephrops harvesting within sustainable bounds.

• Seine fishingNarrower topic: Seine fisheries are managed through measures such as catch limits, seasons, and gear rules.

• HerringNarrower topic: Herring management must balance harvest with the risk of rapid stock decline.

• Pacific bluefin tunaNarrower topic: Catch limits and monitoring govern exploitation of this heavily fished species.

• AlosaNarrower topic: Managing Alosa requires coordinating harvest limits with river and estuary conditions.

• Fishing weirNarrower topic: Weir catches and barriers can be governed as part of broader fishery rules.

• Ranina raninaNarrower topic: Harvest limits and gear rules help control pressure on spanner crab populations.

• SebastinaeNarrower topic: Rockfish recovery plans use catch limits, closures, and population assessments.