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    Gulf of Mexico Reef Fishing

    The Gulf of Mexico Reef Fish Shareholders' Alliance is a leading organization supporting Commercial IFQ Fishermen in the Gulf of Mexico. Its goal is to protect the interests of the fishing industry. Some of our activities include:
    Working with regulators, elected officials, and environmentalists to help commercial IFQ fisheries become an economic and conservation success
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    Gulf of Mexico Reef Fishing

    The Gulf of Mexico Reef Fish Shareholders' Alliance is a leading organization supporting Commercial IFQ Fishermen in the Gulf of Mexico. Its goal is to protect the interests of the fishing industry. Some of our activities include:
    Expanding commercial IFQs to include vermilion snapper, amberjack, grey triggerfish, yellowtail snapper and king mackerel.
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    Gulf of Mexico Reef Fishing

    The Gulf of Mexico Reef Fish Shareholders' Alliance is a leading organization supporting Commercial IFQ Fishermen in the Gulf of Mexico. Its goal is to protect the interests of the fishing industry. Some of our activities include:
    Exploring opportunities with national environmental groups to develop an eco-friendly designation for IFQ fish.
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    Gulf of Mexico Reef Fishing

    The Gulf of Mexico Reef Fish Shareholders' Alliance is a leading organization supporting Commercial IFQ Fishermen in the Gulf of Mexico. Its goal is to protect the interests of the fishing industry. Some of our activities include:
    Developing a methodology for allocating (and reallocating) fish between the commercial and sport fisheries.


The Gulf of Mexico Reef Fish Shareholders’ Alliance is a leading organization supporting Commercial IFQ Fishermen in the Gulf of Mexico. Its goal is to protect the interests of the fishing industry. Some of our activities include:

  • Creating a sophisticated and transparent “chain of custody” program that ensures the integrity of “safe” and “fresh” claims on seafood harvested from across the Gulf region and beyond.
  • Providing a unified voice for Gulf fishermen in time of disaster, both natural and otherwise.
  • Expanding commercial IFQs to include vermilion snapper, amberjack, grey triggerfish, and king mackerel.
  • Exploring opportunities with national environmental groups to develop an eco-friendly designation for IFQ fish.
  • Developing a methodology for allocating (and reallocating) fish between the commercial and sport fisheries.
  • Working with regulators, elected officials, and environmentalists to help commercial IFQ fisheries become an economic and conservation success