EUGENE, Ore. — If you like shellfish, you’re in luck.
Oregon’s commercial Dungeness crab season is officially back, stretching from Cape Foulweather to the California border.
The season was set to open on December 1 but was delayed until the 15th.
Fisherman’s Market in Eugene brought back their first haul of the season Sunday morning, weighing in at 1,400 pounds and were said to be bringing back over a thousand more pounds before the day’s end.
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Dungeness crab fishing along the Central Coast is being delayed again, the California Department of Fish and Wildlife announced. …
The Bay Area’s already-delayed commercial crab season was supposed to start Dec. 23, but it may be delayed yet again, this time due to price negotiations between crab fishermen and seafood processing companies. …
California Department of Fish and Wildlife (CDFW) Director Charlton H. Bonham issued a preliminary determination that commercial Dungeness crab fishing in the Central Management Area (CMA) (Districts 10, 17 and south) poses a significant risk of marine life entanglement. …
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