Submitted by morgaac on September 25, 2015 – 13:48
83.7% (weight) and 74.3% (number) of Pacific halibut were able to escape 93.3% of arrowtooth flounder, 99% of Dove sole, 96.9% of petrale sole, 96.9% of shortspine thronyhead and 90% of sablefish were retained
Submitted by morgaac on September 25, 2015 – 13:21
Submitted by morgaac on July 11, 2011 – 14:09
Red emperor, scarlet perch, spangled emperor, Rankin cod, blue spot emperor, rosy threadfin brea, flagfish, frypan snapper, red snapper and goldband snapper No rays larger than 120 cm were caught when the grid was used
Submitted by morgaac on July 12, 2010 – 09:01
Red emperor, scarlet perch, spangled emperor, Rankin cod, blue spot emperor, rosy threadfin brea, flagfish, frypan snapper, red snapper and goldband snapper Reduced capture of sharks larger than 100 cm with largest reductions occuring at lengths greater than 180 cm
Submitted by morgaac on July 12, 2010 – 08:57
Red emperor, scarlet perch, spangled emperor, Rankin cod, blue spot emperor, rosy threadfin brea, flagfish, frypan snapper, red snapper and goldband snapper Redcuced catches rates from 26.2 (catch per 1000 shots) to 0.9
Submitted by morgaac on April 22, 2010 – 11:37
red emperor, scarlet perch, spangled emperor, Rankin cod, blue spot emperor, rosy threadfin brea, flagfish, frypan snapper, red snapper and goldband snapper Reduced dolphin bycatch by almost 50% and reduced bycatch of sea turtles, large sharks and large rays
- Small Cetaceans (maximum length < 7.5 meters)
Submitted by admin on November 1, 2007 – 12:00
Decreased target catch by 1%