Recreational Dungeness Crab Season Delayed in Northern California
The recreational Dungeness crab season has been delayed in northern California due to "unhealthy levels" of domoic acid, a public health hazard.
State health agencies found that Dungeness crab in the region contain high levels of domoic acid, prompting a delay in the opening of the recreational fishery.
- Delayed area: From the California/Oregon border (42° 0.00’ N latitude) to the Sonoma/Mendocino County line (38° 46.125’ N latitude)
- Commercial season: Expected to begin "around the New Year"
Following this recommendation, California Department of Fish and Wildlife (CDFW) Director Charlton H.
Author's summary: Dungeness crab season delayed in northern California.
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