The state's commercial fish harvest was up by 4 percent in 2010, but the fishermen didn't necessarily notice a difference.
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- North Carolina Governor
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Maybe the increased harvest limits on dredged oysters may of had something to do with the jump in oyster landings???
Jay
Posted by: Jay Styron | June 07, 2011 at 04:00 PM