Which species is classified as an endangered/threatened species with no fishing permitted?

Sea-Run Atlantic Salmon is classified as an endangered species under both state and federal guidelines, which means there are strict regulations in place to protect their population. This species has been significantly impacted by habitat loss, changes in water quality, and competition with non-native species. As a result, fishing for Sea-Run Atlantic Salmon is strictly prohibited to aid in its recovery efforts and to ensure that future generations can experience this important fish. Conservation programs are in place to promote their breeding and natural population growth in the rivers they inhabit.

The other species listed either do not have fishing restrictions or are not classified as endangered or threatened, which allows for regulated fishing practices. Understanding the conservation status of different species is crucial for sustainable fishing practices and maintaining biodiversity in aquatic ecosystems.