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Report of the Eighth NEFC Stock Assessment Workshop (Eighth SAW) 24-27 April, 1989



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    The 1989 Spring Stock Assessment Workshop (SAW 8) was held in Woods Hole, Massachusetts from 24-27 April. The workshop involved 56 participants from: state fisheries agencies from Massachusetts, Rhode Island, Connecticut, New York, Maryland, Virginia, and North Carolina; New England and Mid-Atlantic Fishery Management Council staff; representatives from academia; and, National Marine Fisheries Service personnel from the Northeast Fisheries Center (NEFC), Northeast Regional Office (NERO), and the Southeast Fisheries Center (SEFC).The objectives of SAW 8 were to: review the status of butterfish, squid, and mackerel stocks; review and evaluate ongoing research to improve the biological and technical aspects of the assessments; and, review the progress of various SAW Working Groups related to specific topics of special interest. In addition, workshop participants attended a special session on the progress of the Chesapeake Bay Stock Assessment Committee (CBSAC).
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