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N.C. Seafood Availability: South SPECIES J F M A M J J A S O N D Triggerfish Flounder Mahi-mahi (Dolphinfish) Blue Crab, Hard Snapper/Grouper Oyster Sea Bass Tuna Shrimp Sea Trout, Spotted Swordfish Clam North Carolina SUSTAINABLE FISHERIES Sustainable harvest means we will enjoy seafood today and in the future. Fishery management plans provide strategies for long-term viability of species listed here. This chart is based on past landings of some of the most popular consumer species and species groups in North Carolina’s southern coastal region. Species availability is subject to changing regulations and environmental conditions. For more information, visit: ncseagrant.ncsu.edu/seafood. Compiled by Brandi Salmon, N.C. Division of Marine Fisheries; Scott Baker, Sara Mirabilio and Barry Nash, North Carolina Sea Grant. Illustrations by John Norton www.ncseagrant.org 919-515-2454 UNC-SG-20-10B PENDER ONSLOW BRUNSWICK PAMLICO CRAVEN CARTERET NEW HANOVER HYDE BERTIE GATES DARE TYRRELL BEAUFORT HERTFORD CAMDEN WASHINGTON CHOWAN PERQUIMANS CURRITUCK PASQUOTANK NORTH SOUTH
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N.C. Seafood Availability: South

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N.C. Seafood Availability: South SPECIES J F M A M J J A S O N D

Triggerfish

Flounder

Mahi-mahi (Dolphinfish)

Blue Crab, Hard

Snapper/Grouper

Oyster

Sea Bass

Tuna

Shrimp

Sea Trout, Spotted

Swordfish

Clam

North Carolina

S U S T A I N A B L E F I S H E R I E S Sustainable harvest means we will enjoy seafood today and in the future.

Fishery management plans provide strategies for long-term viability of species listed here. This chart is based on past landings of some of the most popular consumer species and species groups in North Carolina’s

southern coastal region. Species availability is subject to changing regulations and environmental conditions. For more information, visit: ncseagrant.ncsu.edu/seafood.

Compiled by Brandi Salmon, N.C. Division of Marine Fisheries; Scott Baker, Sara Mirabilio and Barry Nash, North Carolina Sea Grant.Illustrations by John Norton • www.ncseagrant.org • 919-515-2454 • UNC-SG-20-10B

PENDER

ONSLOW

BRUNSWICK

PAMLICO

CRAVEN

CARTERET

NEW

HA

NO

VER

HYDE

BERTIE

GATES

DARETYRRELL

BEAUFORT

HERTFORD

CAMDEN

WASHINGTON

CHO

WA

N

PERQUIMANS

CURRITUCK

PASQUOTANK

NC Coastal Counties

NORTH

SOUTH

NORTH

SOUTH