Comment on 2026 Chub Mackerel, Squid, Butterfish Fishery Specifications
Summary
The National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration (NOAA) is accepting public comments on the proposed 2026 specifications for Chub Mackerel, Squid, and Butterfish fisheries. The comment period is open for individuals and organizations to submit their input on the management of these fisheries.
What changed
This document is a portal for submitting public comments to NOAA regarding the 2026 fishery specifications for Chub Mackerel, Squid, and Butterfish. It outlines the process for submitting comments, including options for identifying as an individual, an organization, or anonymously. Attachments are permitted, with file size and type limitations specified. The submission portal also includes privacy notices regarding the disclosure of personally identifiable information.
Regulated entities and interested parties should submit comments through the provided Regulations.gov portal. While no specific compliance deadline is listed for submitting comments in this document, the nature of the submission portal implies a limited window for input. Failure to submit comments within the designated period may result in the forfeiture of the opportunity to influence the final fishery specifications. No penalties are associated with submitting comments, but the information provided may be publicly disclosed.
What to do next
- Submit comments on the 2026 Chub Mackerel, Squid, Butterfish fishery specifications via Regulations.gov.
- Review attachment guidelines and privacy notices before submission.
- Identify as an individual, organization, or anonymously for submission.
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