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Pacific NW carb fishermen now experience a higher risk or on-the-job death or injury than any other occupation, including Bering Sea crabbers. One of the problems is that boats under 79-feet don't require a "stability letter" to indicate how high the pots can be stacked on deck. Most of the crabbers are about 50 feet LOA, and the skippers just pile post up about as high as they think they can get away with. High COG often results. The new USCG crackdowns should help reduce the loss of life. |
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