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Parmesan Crusted
Flounder
Ingredients:
1/2 cup milk
2 teaspoons salt
2 pounds flounder fillets
3/4 cup fine dry bread crumbs
1/2 teaspoon paprika
1/4 cup grated Parmesan cheese
melted butter
Directions:
Preheat oven to 375°. Grease a 11 1/2 x 7 1/2 x
2-inch baking dish.
Blend together the milk and salt in a shallow bowl.
Combine bread crumbs, paprika, and Parmesan cheese
in another bowl. Dip fish fillets into milk mixture
then into crumb mixture. Arrange in the prepared
baking dish. Drizzle melted butter over fillets.
Bake for 20 to 25 minutes, depending on thickness of
fillets. Fish should flake easily with a fork when
done.
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11.1.2007 Volume VIII
Issue #40 |
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This Week's Article |
The Re-Launch of
CharlestonFishing.Com
This April will make 8 years that CharlestonFishing.Com
has been serving the boating and fishing community in Charleston. We
have learned a lot along the way, but one of the most important
things we learned, was that the people of Charleston really have
some great ideas when it comes to what they need in a fishing
website. The original site and the one we have today are vastly
different. When I had the idea to start the site, I really just
thought I wanted to bring many aspects of fishing in our area into
one location on the world wide web. There were several different
sites you could go to get information about weather, tides, reports
and sea surface temperatures. Back then everyone was on dial up
modems and this was and lengthy process of jumping from site to
site. We decided if we put it all in one place we would help save
ourselves and other anglers time.
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This Week's News
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Public Hearings
Scheduled for Snapper Grouper Management
Amendments address rebuilding for three snapper grouper species,
recreational sale, allocations, bycatch, and other issues
The South Atlantic Fishery Management Council will hold
a series of public hearings beginning in November to solicit public
comment on two amendments to the Snapper Grouper Fishery Management
Plan for the South Atlantic. Amendment 15A addresses rebuilding of
snowy grouper, black sea bass, and red porgy stocks. Amendment 15B
contains actions to prohibit the sale of recreationally-caught
snapper grouper species, reduce the effects of incidental hooking on
sea turtles and smalltooth sawfish, change the commercial permit
renewal period and transferability requirements, implement a plan to
monitor and assess bycatch, and establish management reference
points, such as Maximum Sustainable Yield (MSY) and Optimum Yield (OY)
for golden tilefish. Amendment 15B will also establish allocations
between commercial and recreational fishermen for snowy grouper and
red porgy.
Stocks of snowy grouper, black sea bass and red porgy
have been identified as overfished by the Southeast Data,
Assessment, and Review (SEDAR) stock assessment process. In
response, the Council is developing Amendment 15A to establish
rebuilding plans for these three economically important species in
the snapper grouper management complex. Over the years 2001 – 2005,
snowy grouper, red porgy, and black sea bass represented an average
of 21% of the total annual commercial landings of snapper grouper in
the South Atlantic valued at $7.73 million dollars. Regulations were
implemented in October 2006 to end overfishing for snowy grouper and
black sea bass, and allow for a moderate increase in the harvest of
red porgy. These factors will be considered in the rebuilding plans.
Through Amendment 15B, the Council is considering
options to prohibit the sale of recreationally caught snapper and
grouper. Recent restrictions on commercial quotas have raised
concerns that these recreationally harvested fish are being included
in the commercial landings, and fish may be double counted with
current recreational reporting methods. Allocations for snowy
grouper and red porgy are also being addressed in Amendment 15B in
order to establish commercial quotas and recreational allocations. A
complete listing of all actions is contained in each amendment.
Written comments for Amendments15A are being accepted
by the Council until 5:00 pm, December 3, 2007. Written comments for
15B are due by 5:00 p.m. on January 11, 2008. Copies of the Public
Hearing Documents will be posted on the Council’s web site at
www.safmc.net,
and may also be obtained from the Council office. Comments should be
addressed to: Bob Mahood, Executive Director, South Atlantic Fishery
Management Council, 4055 Faber Place Drive, Suite 201, Charleston,
SC 29405. Email Amendment 15A comments to:
SG15A@safmc.net and
comments for Amendment 15B to:
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Tide Chart |
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1 Thursday |
| 01:33AM
LDT 5.1 H |
07:33AM
LDT 0.6 L |
02:05PM
LDT 5.9 H |
08:30PM
LDT 1.0 L |
| 2 Friday |
| 02:38AM
LDT 5.0 H |
08:38AM
LDT 0.8 L |
03:06PM
LDT 5.7 H |
09:29PM
LDT 1.0 L |
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3 Saturday |
| 03:40AM
LDT 5.1 H |
09:42AM
LDT 0.9 L |
04:02PM
LDT 5.5 H |
10:24PM LDT
0.9 L |
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4 Sunday |
| 03:38AM
LST 5.3 H |
09:42AM LST
0.9 L |
03:53PM
LST 5.5 H |
10:13PM
LST 0.8 L |
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The Final Word |
Fishing
this week has been slow due to strong northeast winds
pounding our coast all week long. There should still be some
great fishing once everyone is able to get back out on the
water. You can bet the sailfish bite and wahoo bite should
still be really good offshore and inshore the trout are
really turning on with the cooler weather and are hitting a
variety of live and artificial baits with a vengeance. The
redfish are also thick and some are beginning to school up.
They will also get very aggressive over the next several
weeks. Hopefully this cooler wind and weather has made some
of the pleasure boaters put the boat up for the season and
the waterways will be nice to fish on the weekends again.
Tight
lines…
Captain Tim Pickett
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