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Fishermen Say Regulations Are Pushing Them Out of Business

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Updated: Fri 5:18 PM, Mar 18, 2005

North Carolina is rapidly losing its fishing communities and area fisherman say they're losing their livelihoods. What's to blame? Many say fishing regulations. Friday, several commercial fishermen attended a forum in Greenville to discuss the impacts of regulations and how they affect the culture and economies of North Carolina coastal communities.

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