Community-based Sectors for the New England Groundfish Fishery

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System of equations for roundfish (A1-A6) Eq. 1: Monkfish; R 2 =0.76 P = 0.284* ln( PCDI )-0.129* ln( Q ) cod,t t cod,t Eq. 2: Cod; R 2 =0.96 P = 0.467* ln( PCDI )-0.480* ln( Q ) + 0.472* ln( Q ) − 0.225* ln( Q ) cod,t t cod,t crf,t cff,t Eq. 3: haddock; R 2 =0.81 P = 0.260* ln( PCDI )-0.094* ln( Q ) haddock,t t haddock,t Eq. 4: White Hake; R 2 =0.86 P = 0.403* ln( PCDI )-0.221* ln( Q ) w.hake,t t w.hake,t Eq. 5: Pollock; R 2 =0.69 P = 0.229* ln( PCDI )-0.471* ln( Q ) + 0.332* ln( Q ) pollock,t t pollock,t crf,t Eq. 6: Ocean Pout; R 2 =0.51 P = -3.444 -0.135* ln( Q ) + 0.295*ln( Q ) redfish,t ocean pout,t crf , t Eq. 7: Redfish; R 2 =0.49 P = 0.095* ln( PCDI )-0.030* ln( Q ) redfish,t t redfish,t Eq. 8: Witch Flounder; R 2 =0.77 P = 0.234* ln( PCDI )-0.062* ln( Q ) witch,t t witch,t Eq. 9: Winter Flounder; R 2 =0.69 P = 0.270* ln( PCDI )-0.092* ln( Q ) winter,t t cff,t Eq. 10: Yellowtail Flounder; R 2 =0.73 P = 0.162* ln( PCDI )-0.464* ln( Q ) + 0.401* ln( Q ) yellowtail,t t yellowtail,t cff,t Eq. 9: Plaice; R 2 =0.80 P = 0.391* ln( PCDI )-0.162* ln( Q ) plaice,t t cff,t Eq. 10: windowpane flounder; R 2 =0.63 P = 0.179* ln( PCDI ) + 0.074* ln( Q ) − 0.135* ln( Q ) windowpane,t t windowpane,t cff,t 58
Appendix C: Sector Proposals Submitted to the NEFMC in April and May of 2007 Sustainable Harvest Sector Hank Soule Alternative 1: No Action Alternative 2: Preferred: Hard TAC on groundfish stocks of concern (GOM cod, GB cod, CC/GOM YT, GB YT, SNE/MA YT, GB Winter flounder, white hake), and DAS for all else Alternative 3: Allocation and hard TAC for all stocks of GF, monkfish, skates and dogfish Requests • Implementation in 2008 • Full retention of legal sized groundfish • Allocation based on May 1, 2002 – April 30, 2007 • Alternative 2 Preferred: Allocation of 7 groundfish stocks (GOM cod, GB cod, CC/GOM YT, GB YT, SNE/MA YT, GB Winter flounder, white hake) with Hard TAC backstop on these stocks • Alternative 2 Preferred: Maintain input controls and DAS except as requested below • Alternative 3: Allocation and Hard TAC backstop for all stocks of GF, monkfish, skates and dogfish Requested Exemptions • Alternative 2 Preferred: Trip limits on GB and GOM cod, CC/GOM, GB and SNE Yellowtail, GB Winter flounder and white hake • Alternative 2 Preferred: Rolling closures in GOM and May seasonal closure on GB • Alternative 2 Preferred: Differential DAS counting • Alternative 3: DAS and reporting controls • Alternative 3: Differential DAS counting • Alternative 3: Monkfish DAS and reporting controls • Alternative 3: trip limits on GOM, GB cod, CC/GOM, GB, SNE yellowtail, GB winter, and white hake • Alternative 3: possession and trip limits on monkfish, skates and dogfish • Alternative 3: GOM rolling closures • Alternative 3: GB Seasonal (May) closure Necessary Policy Changes • Alternative 2: 20% cap of the allocation for white hake • Alternative 3: allocation of monkfish, skates and dogfish 59
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Table of Contents Executive Summary
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Community leaders in Portland and P
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of community-based permit banks. Th
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Page 23 and 24: Table 3a: Port Clyde Sector Revenue
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Page 27 and 28: increased. They also have caught a
Page 29 and 30: 3.2.1 Strawman Sector Structure and
Page 31 and 32: Table 8: Portland Sectors A and B V
Page 33 and 34: discussed earlier these price proje
Page 35 and 36: Table 9b: Portland Sector A Revenue
Page 37 and 38: Table 9d: Portland Sector B Revenue
Page 39 and 40: Table 10b: Portland Sector A Revenu
Page 41 and 42: Table 11b: Portland Sector B Specie
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Page 47 and 48: Table 15: Projected Total Revenue,
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Page 51 and 52: 4.4 Communities without Catch Histo
Page 53 and 54: opportunities for consolidation of
Page 55 and 56: References Alexander, Yvette 2006.M
Page 57 and 58: Appendix A: Landings and revenue pr
Page 59: Appendix B: Groundfish Price Model
Page 63 and 64: Port Clyde Community Sector Glen Li
Page 65 and 66: Full Retention All fish caught 1. e
Page 67 and 68: Reasons for Existence: 1. end overf
Page 69 and 70: Gloucester Fixed Gear Sector Peter
Page 71 and 72: New Bedford Channel Trawl Sector Ri
Page 73 and 74: Point Judith / Southern New England
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