Gulf of Mexico Reef Fish Shareholders' Alliance
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The largest organization of commercial fishermen in the Gulf

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Red Grouper Reallocation on Fox News 8, Tampa

Defend Fishing Families!

Commercial fishermen are facing a huge threat to their livelihoods due to a reallocation of red grouper quota to the recreational sector (a total loss of OVER ONE MILLION POUNDS). We need your help to defend fishing families and small American businesses. We need to stop this fish grab from harming the hard working women and men who depend on it.

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Gulf of Mexico Reef Fish Shareholders' Alliance

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