It's time for the Supreme Court to cut bait with its longstanding "Chevron doctrine," a group of Atlantic herring fishermen told the justices in their opening brief in what could be the biggest administrative law case to come before the high court in years. 

The powerful Chevron rule has given an unfair advantage to regulators for decades and should be cast aside, the small group of family herring fishing companies stated in its filing Monday in the case Loper Bright Enterprises v. Raimondo.