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  "There has been a change in consumer demand," said Jessica McCawley, a biologist with the Florida Fish and Wildlife Conservation Commission.

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  There is not enough information about permit to conduct a formal stock assessment, according to a report by state biologist Jessica McCawley. The fishery, however, is stable and has been so on both coasts since 1996, according to her 2008 Florida Fish and Wildlife Research Institute report. The commission has measured fluctuations in permit, finding lower levels on both coasts from 2001 through 2003, an increase through 2005, and another decrease in 2006 and 2007, McCawley wrote.

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  "There has been a change in consumer demand," biologist Jessica McCawley told the newspaper.

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  The meeting was opened by Jessica McCawley, Division of Marine Fisheries Management, Florida Fish and Wildlife Conservation Commission, who welcomed everyone and thanked them for their efforts and continued support.Ms. McCawley quickly reviewed the contents of the meeting packets.
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  Jessica McCawley, Division of Marine Fisheries Management (DMFM)

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  "There has been a change in consumer demand," biologist Jessica McCawley ... more

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  Biologist Jessica McCawley reported that the number of snook caught reached 2.1 million on the Gulf Coast and 527,000 on the Atlantic Coast in 2004.She noted that 90 percent of these fish were released, but about 68,900 were kept on the Gulf, 29,800 on the Atlantic.And an additional 43,700 died as a result of being caught and released on the Gulf, with about 10,600 dying after release on the Atlantic.McCawley said that release mortality accounts for 2.13 percent of snook deaths annually.

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  However, to just close the fishery for a short period of time may not provide the greatest impact, said Jessica McCawley, a biological scientist for FWC.

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  That is an average yearly increase of 93,000 trips, said Jessica McCawley, a biologist with the commission.
  
  "If this fishing effort continues to increase, then we will likely be below the 30 percent escapement by the time of the next assessment in 2008," McCawley said.

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  Lee Schlesinger, a spokesman for the FWC marine division, said more detail of the management options and workgroup recommendations will be presented by Jessica McCawley, FWC fishery management analyst.
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  McCawley is scheduled to introduce the results of the public meetings to the seven-member FWC during its meeting at Key Largo on Dec. 6-8.

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  But Jessica McCawley, a biologist with the state wildlife commission, said she thinks the professionals are acting primarily to protect the health of the fishery.Several major players would receive more restricted licenses under the new rules, she said, yet they still support the changes.

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