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Thank you!
Thank you to everyone who supported our win on February 20, 2026. Now the real work begins.
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OREGON COAST CRAB ASSOCIATION • IMPORTANT >>> FEBRUARY 20, 2026 COMMISION MEETING IN SPRINGFIELD, OREGON •

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This form supports voluntary reporting and coordination before April 1 to help identify gear at risk of becoming derelict and improve targeted recovery efforts.  

By working together, we can help protect the fishery, reduce gear loss, and demonstrate industry leadership in stewardship.

The Oregon Coast 
Crab Association 
is a statewide initiative of fishermen and processors working to ensure
the future and viability
of our industry.

Crabbing is more than a job—it's our heritage, our lifestyle, and our coastal way of life.

Why OCCA Matters

There are generations of Oregon crab families working these waters.

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Protecting
Our Fishery
Strengthening Coastal Communities
Preserving a Generational Way of Life

We champion sustainable harvesting and science-based management

to ensure Oregon's waters remain abundant for years to come.

By fostering economic stability and collaboration, we support the families and local businesses that anchor our coastline.

We protect the time-honored traditions and legacy of Oregon’s crabbing heritage for the generations of fishermen to follow.

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