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

• 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.

• OpahRelated: Catch records and stock assessments guide decisions about opah harvests.

• Pacific sauryRelated: Managing saury fisheries requires monitoring a migratory stock across national waters.

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

• FishermanRelated: Rules such as quotas and seasons shape when and how fishermen work.

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

• LofotenRelated: Rules governing cod stocks shape the scale and timing of local fishing.

• LutjanidaeRelated: Catch limits and habitat protections can address depletion of slow-growing snapper stocks.

• Ocean sunfishRelated: Management can reduce accidental sunfish mortality in commercial fishing gear.

• ParrotfishRelated: Parrotfish catch limits and size rules can reduce pressure on reef-grazing populations.

• Red king crabRelated: Quotas, closures, and minimum sizes are used to manage red king crab harvests.

• TurbotRelated: Management determines how turbot catches can be balanced with population persistence.

• Gulf of MaineRelated: Managers must adapt rules as stock abundance and species ranges change.

• Jellyfish as foodRelated: Harvesting edible jellyfish requires attention to species, stock changes, and ecosystem effects.

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

• Theoretical ecologyRelated: Harvest models estimate sustainable catches and reveal risks of population collapse.

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

• Antarctic fishesRelated: Harvesting toothfish and other species requires monitoring slow-growing, cold-water populations.

• CallorhinchusRelated: Management decisions depend on better information about catches and population trends.

• CaranxRelated: Management matters where Caranx are heavily targeted or caught alongside other species.

• Effects of climate change on oceansRelated: Climate-driven shifts in species ranges and productivity complicate sustainable catch limits.

• Environmental resource managementBroader topic: Catch limits, protected areas, and monitoring apply management principles to living resources.

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

• Flathead grey mulletRelated: Management must account for local stocks, harvest pressure, and the fish's migratory life cycle.

• Horsehair crabRelated: Management determines how horsehair crab harvests are monitored and limited.

• MerlangiusRelated: Management decisions shape how European whiting stocks are assessed and harvested.

• Pecten maximusRelated: Catch limits, seasonal closures, and gear rules shape the sustainability of great scallop fisheries.

• 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.

• TriglidaeRelated: Catch limits and monitoring can affect exploited gurnard populations.