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<p>[QUOTE=&quot;WashQuartJesse, post: 8144730, member: 18323&quot;]A <i>quick</i> reduction in quotas, fleet size, and overall stock in an environment where there’s increased enforcement, demand, fuel, labor, &amp; supply chain related costs w/ little to no farming, would be my guess as to why the Atlantic Cod prices have risen (have not confirmed). The Cod “fishery” never seemed to be on the radar, until recently. My “guess” is that the entire Northeast price (for many decades) was offset by a large underground presence… I’d say that there have been relatively/more consistent quotas, fleet sizes, stock and enforcement/monitoring for the Pacific Salmon. Modern day supply cost increases would equate to the less drastic increase in a more stable market. Not taking any stance here, but definitely intrigued by this thread.[/QUOTE]</p><p><br /></p>

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