West Coast Groundfish Trawl IFQ Program

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West Coast Groundfish Trawl IFQ Program Alia W. Al-Humaidhi Pacific States Marine Fisheries Commission Phone: 503-595-3100 Overview In January 2011, NOAA implemented the Pacific Trawl Rationalization Program, or the West Coast Groundfish Individual Fishing Quota (IFQ) Fishery. Quota for each species or species grouping is divided by NOAA-NWR among quota share holders allowing fishermen to fish quota when market, weather, and fishing conditions are most favorable. The fishery consists of roughly four sectors: At-sea hake, Shoreside hake, Shoreside Fixed gear, Shoreside Bottom trawl All values presented on this poster represent the shoreside sectors of the IFQ fishery Trends – Comparing Pre- and Post- IFQ Shoreside Hake Non-Hake Landings by Month Ex-vessel Revenue By Month Landings by Port Group Shoreside hake sector not presented due to confidentiality 2013 numbers represent landings through July 31, 2013 only Non-Hake Shoreside Hake Non-Hake How much of the allocation for each IFQ grouping was caught (2010 - 2012)? Quota for most IFQ species or groupings were partially caught in 2011 and 2012 in the shoreside sectors. 2010 values for quota utilization are presented for the limited entry (LE) trawl and shoreside hake sectors combined and only for species groupings that either had a sector specific allocation or 90% of the catch estimated in 2010 was made by the LE Flatfis h Roundfish Rockfish Catch & Quota (MT) Catch & Quota (MT) Percent of Allocation Percent of Allocation Baseline values do not include any LE fixed gear fishing from 2008-2010 * 2013 values represent fish tickets through July 31, 2013 Data sources: PacFIN, eTickets 2010 values do not include any LE fixed gear fishing * 2013 values represent fish tickets through July 31, 2013 Data sources: PacFIN, eTickets Baseline values do not include any LE fixed gear fishing from 2008-2010 2013 values represent fish tickets through July 31, 2013 Data sources: PacFIN, eTickets Data sources: NWR Vessel Account System, eTickets, 2010 Groundfish Mortality Report Bellman, M.A., A.W. Al-Humaidhi, J. Jannot, J. Majewski. 2011. Estimated discard and catch of groundfish species in the 2010 U.S. west coast fisheries. West Coast Groundfish Observer Program. National Marine Fisheries Service, NWFSC, 2725 Montlake Blvd E., Seattle, WA 98112 Summaries 2013 numbers represent landings through July 31, 2013 only Catch & Quota (MT) Percent of Allocation * 2010 2011 2012 2013* Total Landings(M T) 63,015 90,674 66,065 33,390 Total Ex-Vessel Revenue $9,992,027 $22,412,939 $20,820,256 $8,480,810 Num berofVessels 36 26 24 21 NumberofTrips 703 894 701 254 Num berofFirstReceivers 20 9 9 15 Average Landing (M T)pertrip 89.6 101.4 94.2 131.5 Average Revenue perTrip $14,213 $25,070 $29,701 $33,389 Annual Landings (M T)perVessel 1,750 3,487 2,753 NA Annual Revenue perVessel $277,556 $862,036 $867,511 NA Average Price perPound $0.07 $0.11 $0.14 $0.12 2010 2011 2012 2013* Total Landings(M T) 22,921 18,484 18,205 11,923 Total Ex-Vessel Revenue $25,934,154 $32,164,781 $27,639,830 $15,876,129 Num berofVessels 106 94 90 89 NumberofTrips 2,082 1,480 1,393 759 Num berofFirstReceivers 38 33 29 31 Average Landing (M T)pertrip 11.0 12.5 13.1 15.7 Revenue perTrip $12,456 $21,733 $19,842 $20,917 Annual Landings (M T)perVessel 216 197 202 NA Annual Revenue perVessel $244,662 $342,179 $307,109 NA Average Price perPound $0.51 $0.79 $0.69 $0.60

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West Coast Groundfish Trawl IFQ Program Alia W. Al-Humaidhi ▪ Pacific States Marine Fisheries Commission ▪ Phone: 503-595-3100. Overview In January 2011, NOAA implemented the Pacific Trawl Rationalization Program, or the West Coast Groundfish Individual Fishing Quota (IFQ) Fishery. - PowerPoint PPT Presentation

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West Coast Groundfish Trawl IFQ ProgramAlia W. Al-Humaidhi ▪ Pacific States Marine Fisheries Commission ▪ Phone: 503-595-3100

OverviewIn January 2011, NOAA implemented the Pacific Trawl Rationalization Program, or the West Coast Groundfish Individual Fishing Quota (IFQ) Fishery.

Quota for each species or species grouping is divided by NOAA-NWR among quota share holders allowing fishermen to fish quota when market, weather, and fishing conditions are most favorable.

The fishery consists of roughly four sectors: At-sea hake, Shoreside hake, Shoreside Fixed gear, Shoreside Bottom trawl

All values presented on this poster represent the shoreside sectors of the IFQ fishery

Trends – Comparing Pre- and Post- IFQ

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How much of the allocation for each IFQ grouping was caught (2010 - 2012)?

Quota for most IFQ species or groupings were partially caught in 2011 and 2012 in the shoreside sectors. 2010 values for quota utilization are presented for the limited entry (LE) trawl and shoreside hake sectors combined and only for species groupings that either had a sector specific allocation or 90% of the catch estimated in 2010 was made by the LE Trawl and shoreside hake sectors.

Flatfish

Roundfish

Rockfish

Catch & Quota (MT) Catch & Quota (MT)Percent of Allocation Percent of Allocation

• Baseline values do not include any LE fixed gear fishing from 2008-2010• * 2013 values represent fish tickets through July 31, 2013

• Data sources: PacFIN, eTickets

• 2010 values do not include any LE fixed gear fishing • * 2013 values represent fish tickets through July 31, 2013

• Data sources: PacFIN, eTickets

• Baseline values do not include any LE fixed gear fishing from 2008-2010• 2013 values represent fish tickets through July 31, 2013

• Data sources: PacFIN, eTickets

Data sources: NWR Vessel Account System, eTickets, 2010 Groundfish Mortality ReportBellman, M.A., A.W. Al-Humaidhi, J. Jannot, J. Majewski. 2011. Estimated discard and catch of groundfish species in the 2010 U.S. west coast fisheries. West Coast Groundfish Observer Program. National Marine Fisheries Service, NWFSC, 2725 Montlake Blvd E., Seattle, WA 98112

Summaries• 2013 numbers represent landings through July 31, 2013 only

Catch & Quota (MT)Percent of Allocation

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2010 2011 2012 2013*Total Landings (MT) 63,015 90,674 66,065 33,390Total Ex-Vessel Revenue $9,992,027 $22,412,939 $20,820,256 $8,480,810Number of Vessels 36 26 24 21Number of Trips 703 894 701 254Number of First Receivers 20 9 9 15Average Landing (MT) per trip 89.6 101.4 94.2 131.5Average Revenue per Trip $14,213 $25,070 $29,701 $33,389Annual Landings (MT) per Vessel 1,750 3,487 2,753 NAAnnual Revenue per Vessel $277,556 $862,036 $867,511 NAAverage Price per Pound $0.07 $0.11 $0.14 $0.12

2010 2011 2012 2013*Total Landings (MT) 22,921 18,484 18,205 11,923Total Ex-Vessel Revenue $25,934,154 $32,164,781 $27,639,830 $15,876,129Number of Vessels 106 94 90 89Number of Trips 2,082 1,480 1,393 759Number of First Receivers 38 33 29 31Average Landing (MT) per trip 11.0 12.5 13.1 15.7Revenue per Trip $12,456 $21,733 $19,842 $20,917Annual Landings (MT) per Vessel 216 197 202 NAAnnual Revenue per Vessel $244,662 $342,179 $307,109 NAAverage Price per Pound $0.51 $0.79 $0.69 $0.60