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Recreational and Diadromous Fisheries Research

DMF biologists work to preserve, enhance, and promote marine recreational and diadromous fisheries.

Our research and monitoring of recreational, diadromous, and pelagic fisheries inform stock assessments and insure the sustainable management of some of the state's most popular fish!

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Shark research in Massachusetts  View 2020 spring river herring counts  DMF white shark research collaboration with the Atlantic White Shark Conservancy 

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Recreational fisheries research  Diadromous fisheries project  Shark movement and habitat  Marine Recreational Information Program (MRIP)  Fish passage and restoration projects 

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