SpringVelocity
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I was asked to post this up ahead of our local meetings this fall. Review attached PDF.
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SPORT FISHING ADVISORY BOARD (“SFAB”) SALMON ALLOCATION POLICY REVIEW ALLOCATION STRATEGY
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wildmanyeah
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i asked AI to right a doom and gloom paragraph about this process
"Beware the looming catastrophe for recreational fishing as Fisheries and Oceans Canada (DFO) drags its feet on the Salmon Allocation Policy (SAP) review, with a multi-party working group meeting just wrapping up on October 15-16, 2025, yet no clear outcomes announced! If the Sport Fishing Advisory Board’s (SFAB) April 2025 submission—championing Chinook and Coho priority that fuels a $330 million economic lifeline—is ignored amid ongoing consultations, anglers face a grim future of vanishing opportunities, with Sockeye, Pink, and Chum snatched away by unchecked commercial greed and potentially dominant Indigenous rights-based fisheries. Picture empty rivers, shattered coastal economies, and a $693.31 GDP per salmon loss dwarfing the commercial $7.59, as stocks collapse under mismanagement highlighted in DFO's 2025-26 departmental plans. With First Nations Fisheries Council collaborations pushing forward but recreational voices at risk of being sidelined, bycatch disasters, ignored roundtables, and stalled conservation could doom sustainable access—act now, or lose this cherished heritage forever to a reckless, fish-starved abyss"
"Beware the looming catastrophe for recreational fishing as Fisheries and Oceans Canada (DFO) drags its feet on the Salmon Allocation Policy (SAP) review, with a multi-party working group meeting just wrapping up on October 15-16, 2025, yet no clear outcomes announced! If the Sport Fishing Advisory Board’s (SFAB) April 2025 submission—championing Chinook and Coho priority that fuels a $330 million economic lifeline—is ignored amid ongoing consultations, anglers face a grim future of vanishing opportunities, with Sockeye, Pink, and Chum snatched away by unchecked commercial greed and potentially dominant Indigenous rights-based fisheries. Picture empty rivers, shattered coastal economies, and a $693.31 GDP per salmon loss dwarfing the commercial $7.59, as stocks collapse under mismanagement highlighted in DFO's 2025-26 departmental plans. With First Nations Fisheries Council collaborations pushing forward but recreational voices at risk of being sidelined, bycatch disasters, ignored roundtables, and stalled conservation could doom sustainable access—act now, or lose this cherished heritage forever to a reckless, fish-starved abyss"
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