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2006 Commercial Landings by Species 263 AFS Species Name Pounds Dollars Price Per Pound MULLETS....................................................................................49 ................................... 131...................................2.67 OCEAN SUNFISH................................................................77 .........................................9.......................................12 OILFISH............................................................................417,146 ..........................839,945...................................2.01 OPAH............................................................................1,093,224 ......................1,905,999...................................1.74 PARROTFISHES..............................................................25,779 .............................85,344...................................3.31 POMFRETS....................................................................584,014 ......................1,328,421...................................2.27 RUNNER, RAINBOW.................................................. 1,768 ................................3,618...................................2.05 SAILFISH.............................................................................18,442 .............................15,460.......................................84 SCAD, BIGEYE.............................................................235,624 ..........................550,467...................................2.34 SCAD, MACKEREL....................................................196,242 ..........................448,969...................................2.29 SCORPIONFISHES ........................................................ 2,090 ................................8,060...................................3.86 SEA CHUBS .....................................................................34,759 .............................35,675...................................1.03 SHARK, MAKOS .........................................................198,645 ..........................120,558.......................................61 SHARKS................................................................................ 2,670 ................................... 917.......................................34 SNAKE MACKEREL.................................................................1 .........................................2...................................2.00 SNAPPERS .....................................................................236,218 ......................1,306,129...................................5.53 SPEARFISHES ...............................................................362,830 ..........................378,405...................................1.04 SQUIRRELFISHES ........................................................27,140 ..........................104,522...................................3.85 SURGEONFISHES........................................................65,704 ..........................110,781...................................1.69 SWORDFISH............................................................2,602,183 ......................5,237,498...................................2.01 TARPON, HAWAIIAN................................................. 1,016 ................................1,021...................................1.00 THREADFINS........................................................................366 ................................1,830...................................5.00 THRESHER SHARKS...................................................73,732 .............................31,013.......................................42 59
2006 Commercial Landings by Species 263 AFS Species Name Pounds Dollars......Price Per Pound TILAPIAS..................................................................................605 ................................1,145...................................1.89 TUNA, ALBACORE..................................................764,709 ......................1,283,926...................................1.68 TUNA, BIGEYE.....................................................10,136,398 ................... 34,226,435...................................3.38 TUNA, KAWAKAWA................................................... 2,920 ................................5,325...................................1.82 TUNA, SKIPJACK........................................................867,271 ......................1,195,219...................................1.38 TUNA, YELLOWFIN ............................................3,026,303 ......................7,917,411...................................2.62 TUNAS.................................................................................. 1,303 ................................1,362...................................1.05 WAHOO........................................................................892,581 ......................2,329,696...................................2.61 Subtotal........................................................25,976,678................66,537,711 CRABS................................................................................... 6,651 .............................29,432...................................4.43 LIMPETS................................................................................ 5,072 .............................57,043................................11.25 LOBSTER, BANDED SPINY..................................... 6,178 .............................59,527...................................9.64 LOBSTER, SLIPPER...................................................................3 ......................................24...................................8.00 OCTOPUS........................................................................17,694 .............................60,038...................................3.39 SEA CUCUMBER................................................................174 ................................... 612...................................3.52 SEAWEEDS ........................................................................ 6,547 .............................30,834...................................4.71 SHRIMP, DENDROBRANCHIATA..................................5 ......................................30...................................6.00 SQUIDS ................................................................................ 1,902 ................................4,711...................................2.48 Subtotal............................................................... 44,226......................242,251 Grand Total.................................................26,020,904................66,779,962 60
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Hawai‘i Fisheries Initiative A Co
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Examples of Hawai‘i Fish Aku Bige
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fishers, who defray costs by sellin
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A Snapshot of Hawai‘i’s Seafood
Page 9 and 10: Western Pacific Fisheries Managemen
Page 11 and 12: National and Statewide Economic Imp
Page 13 and 14: Economics of Hawai‘i’s Commerci
Page 15 and 16: Imports and Value Added NWHI Bottom
Page 17 and 18: Seafood Exports NOAA Fisheries repo
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Page 21 and 22: due to the freshness of the fish wh
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Page 25 and 26: One of the program’s goals is to
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Page 29 and 30: Hawai‘i’s Aquaculture Potential
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Page 33 and 34: Leasing Hawai‘i’s Waters: Legal
Page 35 and 36: Christopher Mann, a senior officer
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Page 45 and 46: A comprehensive ecosystem-based fis
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21 U.S. Department of the Interior,
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79 Hawai‘i International Seafood,
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