Fishermen who catch one of the most valuable marine species in the U.S. wanted clearance to increase their catch of baby eels next year, but their hopes were dashed when regulators remained firm on existing restrictions on Monday.
Crucial to the international supply chain for Japanese cuisine, baby eels called “elvers” are valued at more than $2,000 per pound.
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