FISHERY STATISTICS
OF THE UNITED STATES
1965

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STATISTICAL DIGEST NO. 59

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UNITED STATES DEPARTMENT OF THE INTERIOR ~
FIsH AND WILDLIFE SERVICE

Bureau of Commercial Fisheries

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UNITED STATES DEPARTMENT OF THE INTERIOR

Stewart L. Udall, Secretary
Charles F. Luce, Under Secretary
Stanley A. Cain, Assistant Secretary for Fish and Wildlife and Parks
FISH AND WILDLIFE SERVICE, Clarence F. Pautzke, Commissioner

BUREAU OF COMMERCIAL FISHERIES, H. E. Crowther, Director

STATISTICAL DIGEST 59

FISHERY STATISTICS
OF THE UNITED STATES

1965
BY

Charles H. Lyles

PUBLISHED BY BUREAU OF COMMERCIAL FISHERIES e WASHINGTON e 1967
PRINTED BY U.S. GOVERNMENT PRINTING OFFICE, WASHINGTON

For sale by the Superintendent of Documents, U.S. Government Printing Office
Washington, D.C. 20402 - Price $4 (Paper Cover)

Fishery statistics of the United States are compiled and published annually to make
available information on both the economic and biological aspects of the domestic commercial
fisheries.

Data on the economic aspects are necessary to persons engaged in the commercial
fishery and to governmental agencies concerned with its regulation and protection. Those
here given cover the total catch and value by species, the yield and value of processed
products, the employment of men, craft, andgear in the capture of fishery products; and re-
lated information.

From the biological standpoint these data are important to sound fishery management
in providing detailed information on fluctuations in the commercial catch by species, local-
ity, and gear, and type of craft operated. They assist conservation agencies in regulating
the commercial fisheries so as to produce maximum yields without depletion.

Previous statistical reports on the fishery industries were issued under the Depart-
ment of the Interior in the Administrative Report series for 1938 andin the Statistical Digest
series for succeeding years. Reports for preceding years were issued in the Administrative
Report series of the former Bureau of Fisheries.

The following is alisting of the various editions of Fishery Statistics of the United
States" issued since 1939:

Statistical
Digest Title
Number

1 Fishery Statistics of the United States, 1939

4 Fishery Statistics of the United States, 1940

7 Fishery Statistics of the United States, 1941
11 Fishery Statistics of the United States, 1942
14 Fishery Statistics of the United States, 1943
16 Fishery Statistics of the United States, 1944
18 Fishery Statistics of the United States, 1945
19 Fishery Statistics of the United States, 1946
21 Fishery Statistics of the United States, 1947
22 Fishery Statistics of the United States, 1948
25 Fishery Statistics of the United States, 1949
27 Fishery Statistics of the United States, 1950
30 Fishery Statistics of the United States, 1951
34 Fishery Statistics of the United States, 1952
36 Fishery Statistics of the United States, 1953
39 Fishery Statistics of the United States, 1954
41 Fishery Statistics of the United States, 1955
43 Fishery Statistics of the United States, 1956
44 Fishery Statistics of the United States, 1957
49 Fishery Statistics of the United States, 1958
51 Fishery Statistics of the United States, 1959
53 Fishery Statistics of the United States, 1960
54 Fishery Statistics of the United States, 1961
56 Fishery Statistics of the United States, 1962
57 Fishery Statistics of the United States, 1963
58 Fishery Statistics of the United States, 1964
59 Fishery Statistics of the United States, 1965

FISHERY STATISTICS OF THE UNITED STATES, 1965
CHARLES H. LYLES, Chief, Branch of Fishery Statistics

Division of Economics

CONTENTS

Page
SECTION 1. - GENERAL REVIEW 5
U.S. summaries... Hoes Ce doo Oo Dudno co dote loa Bolan A 20
U.S. catch off foreien Coasts nen c 6:0 Ono BeO' O OOo Bo aloo. Ov Or8 37
Uo emicatcheromshumanpandmindust rial puseyenven sey sell ve) se) tou sepnchuiehisitelareh couclins 38
Rellativervolumeyofethercatchs, by Speciesi oy +: \o) 1+) Je) Jeunetiolust Ne. jepllenien on kenvie 43
Relative value of the catch, Bs BpecEano olor o bole o Geo leuona sono ana 6 44
Seed oyster fishery. . . Gt iolg ta pe OOM OO COD Ona DO oe 8 ou 45
U.S. catch, live weight Hasiee ete O 6 BRA eee ic 46
World catch of fish, crustaceans, fiet Luger Aas ee COUuNntriesie-arean-l eit. t 47
Processedmrisherymproductsmr cacelieh rouie) sehiel fel tsiiien Net vot el col fof el) felch shri valiewle 48
Cannedwell shenyaproductsisup-wiedrs, Hol tomo oll oboe (eli lsyiietc a rou 'e) fel sis) ‘ol colevaliraghsWale jane 59
fndustrialerashenyeproductsye welselurel so. golioie silted ied ie} foie Retikeetelixe! lle! “e)ufelamepilen Koal= 71
Packarediiishenysproductest-mtcwne: KeMtey K-Waelaleifier ef rete ileiuiet! coi riel fajil'e\ col “sli ate le elll en tue 76
HEL BU SE Etats) Fayora stones vo toe loco 1G 6 a oem oo bso ld toe oo a loon 79
een ANS Wey G26 to ows Noto “oo To. fo colectipoeto loo og t laSo ls to lors 80
Ten gage BAY VA ie atYeKOP OS! lor Malo. Tonwind ce echo Met) Molo nla towo lo Ula coe aa 89
SECTION 2, - NEW ENGLAND FISHERIES 96
Sectronaliisumma ries) mecmrcpsueoal- ii -wteMrsdnollit-Rir ote loin at hsiivcum cma iaos bsiace a ee uc lye ate 101
Maine... . GO (aio OG “Oho! fonjo no ol ow! Ja'6! Yo, "6a" Getava Gola a oa.6 112
New Femeinliee. Oo b oN Gitar) og) ans olaio. oo volo 6 ol6-c Oo o-oMauo.o bo 15:
MaSSAChUSECUS Mio MoMis iN cm [Ric micTats Miabaragestcinem nl mantel esaitctacTl sur sMit-citeut sialon a tarcuite hare 116
aver. TESTER "GCS. 6 on 6 Ol OLD 498 ole Gun aio) oo Bb aliose our Ol dl olovers.o-o 121
Connecticut, . 15-2. 6 NEB ig Me ar Giga Ol Be Glo Bele Ge Gl Goes 124
Historical catch a eecincice: etme, Sault ni HGS Ge Ate ao usdl Re Sa ree oa saa a 127
Supplementary surveys
Landings at Maine ports... . 6) BO 7b! hp 0" Jo. Joep “Glas lo! fb oo pools 155
Landings at Massachusetts aoreee go SG die Oo enolic dog loko 8-6-4 160
Survey procedure in the New England States 6 aioe 6.6 86 oo beoto vlan 176
Biblvographynotatishenyasta tastes) csi iste telel repicen lence uenmaie, veil coursunren re 179
SECTION 3, - MIDDLE ATLANTIC FISHERIES 180
Sectional wsummaresi ty. aren tea cae -ma tienes etn ey loml cme ttc rei=i iseieiieiactarele cha lene uinerioe ie 184
INS: SONS MI OO OMY! ay Ge echcge Gr DO aD oy NOW On Up ebecteeo eto. a Loe OO et. roy 191
WES DIGRESS Yollealiar io te pulauta fella ta aind Wo Go. aoa o Camneauin olla 6 ce MD ne 195
Delaware... a 86 "D DG lo Ue Meo ao: Go Galo o/0 0 oboe doo .o 201
Historical eaeen Mariacies: oats auc no, ulg oo wco . uo o 203
Supplementary survey - Hudson Riven shad facies Gli Ba folvoG: Alc, Ona O oS 221
Bibliography of fishery statistics... 2 ssi «: Je) mic) ewtehe® ofc) foinesy Hou ¥enitey oles 222
SECTION 4, - CHESAPEAKE FISHERIES 223
Sectionals ummaries). tum Muemicu acetic MuelMs Pech ToVeTedsjasnileea sme inetee cuiicaucmnc uae faie 229
Marylandineany-ols tree teases tariclite = aes iancUiks Mien MemreMi cmt RisMre) | je; ucil vel enare: uyereowneu bck renacjacs 234
Virginial 3 /.. c. ei retglousoyats! MoMeteM oMey tet si teMayire aS YomityList ay lr o MeN tnchvet shemale cmitein al" ve 238
Catch by acerca ow ae a 516. Gea coteoe dt cid we Woupio S76 OO no ng eo 244
Historical catch Pcncisciesr 5p Gea won onc wo 247
Supplementary survey - Potomac igivers ane and piewices Sierra, BW Won eriacaee 265

BibliographyAo tetishe pyustatdlsitico mtu sie. \e-mrs mr. pe cio: ieliciy amcure tw -roe! ills ure. ee 266

CONTENTS - Continued

SECTION 5. - SOUTH ATLANTIC FISHERIES

Gaeiicnel GemeEvetG 5 of G o.oo 6 o ooo Oo 6 oO Bo oa OG a0 Go o
Morey GEreoiltigveAg 6G 6 6:6 0 Oo 6 0 OOo GS OO 6 Db 0 G8
SOQuthwGaxollinarmy-mictnct tel Mel elifenieuite
Georgia... oO 0-0 0.0000 G00 0 DO 0 oO 6
Florida, east ona bP dria. tG "ao oe. “pauo) of fo wos aWom auld, fai iovoto0
Historica lmcatchustacisit-lCsir. mira mics w- mn MMi i-inr -fat- Mier T- maa
Supplementary surveys
HilonidalroperatinemunitsmbyedistrlClS a ays) malice micuneae (ch mente mMcline
nlonidanmcatchwbyrdisiericitseetecim clon cuuteletiMolisohiNelMol Miler ciate toitelll-tNepare)
South Atlantic shrimp fishery... Oo ONG oO Go bd Oo ono
Survey procedure in the South Nelanciel States 6 a)'0' 0) 6 00, OO Oo
Bibliographysotmrshenyasitatisitlcsr wre. sm email Mili Enel tele

SECTION 6, - GULF FISHERIES

SeeEiemell pumice 6 6 d)6 oo 9 ool oO. 6.0 6.00 6. OG ON) 6
Wiloraksel. WOE COERIS co dio ko OG Bb) Oyo re ool Blo OF 06 bay %of 6 Gao
(MIDE o “Goo 6.10°.0)'6 20! 6 90, 6) 6:0) o0)-O -@ 10) 10 a.600"0. 6 <0

Wei Siggy yet oO vo! oor OGG No. dor 0 ‘oO O00 6 66°66 OOO Oo 5
CRAM, 6 60 OD 0 Do 0900 600 O DO Oo 6 0 OG 6 616 o-oo %

TEXAS succes G00 0-20 O10; ‘Oo. Do 1.0 0 20 “020 “0. 36 0-40
Historical epee. ptatiscics 0 0 Gd o'O O10 6 0.9 0
Supplementary survey - Gulf ciate Bichrerey, 6°00. Joo! Gao ao) O20!6 0
Survey iprocedureinythemGuil:tgofuMext Cofia. termomcmiciiie ueiciine! solteuetlrs|itolire
Bibliocraphysotmtishenyasitatrs\tlcSlmontMmeitemren vel Colm eyeitankcobiMecite tcliite

SECTION 7. - PACIFIC COAST FISHERIES

Sectional summaries

Alaska.

Washington.

Oregon.

California.

Supplementary SORIOTE
Landings by halibut fleet at Seattle, Washington.
Whaling . O . 3 ooo O
Fur seal patsy of the Pribilof Toland’ SN to. 6

SECTION 8, - GREAT LAKES FISHERIES

UnitedeStatesmandyCanadvanecacch\im i iment ctf ite mein cue elton
Sectional summaries ... io woe Gob ts 6 volo so) AO
Operating units and fishing Becones Pye ieeEbT Og Go ole oo 26
Catchubyelake state sandaceartey- wm usu sia ie ieee ue otitis manne

SECTION 9, - MISSISSIPPI RIVER FISHERIES
Sectional summaries... B00. 46 26™01 10
Operating units and catch ya ptates and EI, d
Supplementary survey - Great Lakes and Mississippi River iesecn iy

state and species

SECTION 10. - HAWAII FISHERIES

Sectional summaries. . . od lo Dido rola o! Oho) Sov é
Operating units by island and Reena so. oS. Go ovo “ong one) a6
CatchebyAisilandshywisiteicite ure uclM oii siiiemte

COENEN, PNA TEEENE 9 5. 16,.0 0-0 B10 01D (0 00 00.0) 0.0 G0) 0.05 0

CONTENTS - Continued

SECTION II, - PUERTO RICO FISHERIES
SECTION 12. - REVIEW OF CERTAIN MAJOR

WieSiemicodwtaisheryreirel vs) ic) volte! Hetmel genie
Atlantic coast haddeck fishery. ..
Pacific coast halibut fishery...
Pacific coast salmon fishery. ...
Pacific coast mackerel fisheries.
Atlantic coast tuna fishery ....
Pacificetunawtlshenye: site leiicl levee
Us Seamenhadenitisheryies: folie. ai teh elle
WespeclamPrisheryae mons oiiemtey le) Vole
Vac mcrabe tt Shenvins Momteitsnie’<ciheli ellie
USS MOYSLeLarishery were elt tel elie! 16
U.S. shrimp fishery ....

U.S. fish otter trawl fleet ....

SECTION 13. - HISTORICAL FISHERY STATI

Shrimp fishery. . . « « « «+«eee
LODS\terac She ryaveltshie ukeivern iilol leiiten ce
Atlantichseacherring ae) ielis) 0) lle
Atlantic and Gulf coasts menhaden fi
OvsEermr She ryieu der eile lish omnclionioutic
Pacifier sardinerashery ee Lelie! elie
Atlantic ocean perch fishery. .. .
Pacificeherrings fishery) s° 1s» eh +
Haddock: £1 SNeImy venyettteie ton ler toler tolls
Woo! Winey smi AZ IG O95 Gb Oo 6 O10
Potomac River alewife fishery...
Potomac River shad fishery. ....
Hudson River shad fishery .....

SECTION 14. - STATISTICAL SURVEY PROCE
Secttonaliisunveysine ‘siete ey ous, lef o
Local and special surveys . ... .»
Practicessandtermsive, « Asiree ch foie
Conversion fact Ors). irasien-cukes efile iets

SECTION 15. = GLOSSARY

SECTION 16. - PICTORIAL SECTION

SECTION 17. = STATISTICAL PUBLICATIONS

FISHERIES

STICS

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ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS

The data inthis edition of "Fishery Statistics of the United States" were collected and
tabulated by the staff of the Branch of Fishery Statistics under the direction of Charles H. Lyles,
Chief, Branch of Fishery Statistics. The material was prepared for publication by Thelma I, Bell.
Field surveys were supervised by the various regional and area offices. Project leaders in
charge of field surveys were: Dwight L. Hoy, NewEngland, MiddleAtlantic and Chesapeake
States; George W. Snow, South Atlantic and Gulf States; Victor J. Samson, California;
Charles M,. Reardon, Washington and Oregon; WilliamK. Evans, Alaska; Howard]. Buettner,
Great Lakes and Mississippi River States; and Thomas S. Hida, Hawaii.

The cooperation of the many contributors is gratefully acknowledged. Contributors
are given credit for their iriformation in the section of the report in which the data appear.

PREFACE

This report contains a review of the fishery statistics for the year 1965 collected by
the Branch of Fishery Statistics, Division of Economics. These statistics include data on the
volume and value of the catch of fishery products, employment in the fisheries, quantity of
gear operated, numberof fishing craftemployedin the capture of fishery products, information
on the volume and value of the production of processed fishery products, data on cold
storage freezings and holdings, and on foreign trade in fishery commodities.

Data on employment of fishermen, fishing craft and gear in the fisheries, and on the
catch of fish, shellfish, etc., are shown for States having commercial fisheries. There is
also information on the pack of canned tuna and industrial products for Puerto Rico and Ameri-
can Samoa included in the processed products tables. In Section 11, Puerto Rico; catch
data are also shown,

In all of the catch tables in this report, except the one on page 46 entitled, "U.S.
Catch, 1965 - Live Weight Basis," the volume of fish, crustaceans, and such mollusks as
squid is shown in round (live) weight. However, the weights shown forunivalve and bivalve
mollusks (conchs, clams, oysters, scallops, etc.,) represent the weights of meats, ex-
cluding the shell. The weight of shells omitted fromthe catch in 1965 amounted to about 1,2
billion pounds. It should be noted, however, that the table on page 47 "World Catch of
Fish, Crustaceans, Mollusks, Etc., by Countries" is shown on a live weight basis.

In assembling the data on the fisheries, all appropriate records collected by the various
State fishery agencies were used. In certain areas, information complete enough to be used
by the Statistical agents was available from State agencies, andin these States, only partial
surveys were conducted. Information on the means of collecting the data and an explanation
of terms used may be found in Section 14 of this publication.

Complete statistical surveys covering the fisheries of the United States were conducted
in all areas for 1965. The first complete survey of the fisheries of the United States was made
by the Bureau of the Census for 1908. Others were made by the Bureau of Fisheries and the
Fish and Wildlife Service for the years 1931, 1950, and for the years 1954 to 1960 and for
1962 and 1963.

SECTION 1 - GENERAL REVIEW

U.S. commercial landings of fish, shellfish, and other forms of aquatic life were 4.8
billion pounds worth a record $445.7 million--an increase of 236.1 million pounds and
$56.2 million compared with 1964. There were record landings of king crabs, surf clams,
Pacific ocean perch, groupers, flounders, swellfish, spiny lobsters, king whiting, and
fresh-water crawfish, and record values for shrimp, salmon, crabs, northern and spiny
lobsters, flounders, clams, haddock, sea scallops, red snapper, and several less im-
portant species.

There were 128,565 fishermen operating 12,311 vessels of 5 net tons or greater and
67,221 motor boats and other boats--a gain of 690 fishermen and 3,120 vessels and boats
over 1964, The 415,338 gross tons of the U.S. fleet averaged 35 tons per vessel in 1965--
about the same as in 1964, and an increase of about 1.6 gross tons per vessel since 1960,

Fishermen took 821.3 million pounds of shellfish worth $203.9 million--an average
of 25 cents per pound, the sameas in 1964. Shellfish accounted for 46 percent of the value
but only 17 percent of the volume of the U.S. catch. In the Middle Atlantic, Chesapeake,
South Atlantic, and Gulf States, the value of the shellfish catch exceeded the value of fish
landings.

Disposition of Catch. In 1965, as inthe previous year, the catch taken for human food
(26 billion pounds) exceeded the quantity taken for industrial products (2.2 billion pounds).
The latter include the items manufactured into meal, oil, and solubles; used for bait; fed
to fur bearing animals and pets; and manufacturedinto shell buttons, etc. Bureau statisti-
cians estimate that the 1965 catch was used as follows: 2,587 million pounds (round
weight) for human food--of which 1,597 million were used fresh and frozen, 914 million
were canned, and 76 million were cured; 282 million for bait and animal food--of which
154 million were used fresh and frozen and 128 million were canned; and 1,908 million
pounds for manufacture into industrial products (principally meal, oil, and solubles),.

Per Capita Consumption. The per capita consumption of commercially caught fish and
shellfish in the United States was 10.9 pounds (edible weight)--0.4 pounds more than in
the previous year.

PER CAPITA CONSUMPTION OF COMMERCIALLY CAUGHT
FISH AND SHELLFISH, 1962-65

(Edible weight)

Year Pounds | Year Pounds
NOG Drie varetaterers ave) everaveisve 10.6 1964 apribtodad 10.5
nO GB Rrertetstetevereteteictererenets 10.6 lO GD epeietenerateta cers sinisieys mpl Ole,

Vessels. The Bureau of Customs documented as fishing craft 663 vessels in 1965--160
more than in the previous year. These vessels totaled 36,474 gross tons--an average of
55 gross tons per vessel. New vessels averaged 9 gross tons per vessel more than in
1964, Of the vessels joining the fleetin1965, 191 were constructed between 1911 and 1963
and totaled 8,581 gross tons--an average of 45 gross tons per vessel. One hundred and
fifty-seven of the 191 vessels were less than 30 gross tons, and the remainder ranged
between 30 and 599 gross tons. Some were converted military craft. One vessel was con-
structed in 1898; the year of construction was unknown for 10 vessels.

The remaining 461 of the 663 vessels were either constructed in 1965 or too late in
1964 to obtain documents in that year and so were added in 1965. Of these vessels, 227
were less than 40 gross tons; 204 were between 40 and 99; 18 were between 100 and 199;
and 12 were between 200 and 729 gross tons. The general trend was to larger vessels in
the shrimp, menhaden, and tuna fisheries. Many of the new shrimp vessels now being
constructed are over 100 gross tons and have engines of more than 300 horsepower.

Principal States. Louisiana again led the Nation in the volume of landings with 798.9
million pounds (17 percent of the U.S. catch). Virginia was next with 504.9 million pounds,
followed by Alaska, 492.2 million; California, 458.0 million; Massachusetts, 442.4 million;

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GENERAL REVIEW

and Mississippi, 371.6 million pounds. These six States produced 64 percent of the U.S.
catch. The same States, in 1964, accounted for 65 percent of the U.S. total.

Alaska led all States in ex-vessel value of landings with $70.3 million--16 percent of
the value of the Nation's catch. California was next with $50.7 million, followed by Massa-
chusetts, $46.1 million; Louisiana, $38.4 million; Texas, $35.8 million; and Florida,
$35.3 million. These six States accounted for 62 percent of the ex-vessel value of landings.

Principal ports. Pascagoula, Miss. led all ports in volume of landings with 325.1 million
pounds, San Pedro, Calif., again led all ports in value of landings with $31.4 million and
was second in volume with 303.8 million, followed by Reedville, Va., 289.3 million;
Empire, La., 185.0 million; Cameron, La., 167.8 million; and Houma, La., 151.7 million
pounds. Boston, Mass., which led in volume of landings, as recently as 1932 had dropped
to 11th place by 1965.

Processed products. The value ‘of processed products was a record $1.1 billion--16
percent greater than in the previous year. It was the first time that the value of processed
products exceeded $1 billion.

Menhaden. The catch of menhaden was 1,726 million pounds--156.1 million pounds (10

percent) more than in the previous year, but well below the 1961-65 average catch of
1,955 million pounds.

Table 1.--Menhaden landings, by area, 1961-65

(Million pounds)

Area 1961 1962 1963 1964 1965

New England....... ee 26.0 23.7 “4 @) (Ge)
Middle Atlantic........ 715.0 782.5 372.8 1B OFS 151.0
Chesapeake. (en... efopeNelofe 298.7 B29. 259.0 336.4 360.0
South Atlantic......... 254.5 157.2 215.9 190.2 192.3
Total Atlantic Coast. 1,294.2 1,291.3 848.1 665.9 703.3

= = ——

@wbeGoocu0 OdDdoo0S0 eisiele 1,020.5 1,056.6 967.7 904.1 1,022.8
Grand Total......... 2,314.7 | 2,347.9 | 1,815.8 al WA EOLO) || ap FAGo5

1 Less than 50,000 pounds.

In recent years menhaden have been landed in greater volume than any other fish
taken by U.S. fishermen, From 1950 to 1956, the catch increased steadily and by the
latter year had more than doubled the 1950 production. Since then, however, landings
have fluctuated along both the Atlantic and Gulf coasts, with a marked downward trend
on the Atlantic coast.

Many improvements have been made in the menhaden fishery since 1950. Menhaden
vessels have increased in size and horsepower. In 1951, for example, no vessel in the
menhaden fleet was more than 150 feet long, but by 1965 the fleet had a vessel of 200 feet.
In 1958, a vessel from the Pacific Coast States entered the menhaden fishery in the Middle
Atlantic area to demonstrate the type of purse seining (with powerblock and nylon net)
used along the Pacific coast. By 1960, the mechanization of fishing through use of the
powerblock had increased landings of menhaden, reduced the number of crewmen per
vessel, and made a more efficient and economical operation. Other improvements were
the addition of aluminum, motor-powered purse seine boats and installation of refrigera-
tion aboard many of the larger vessels.

GENERAL REVIEW

Since the end of World War II, spotter planes have helped menhaden fishermen find
schools of fish. For example, in the Middle Atlantic States, 15 spotter planes were em-
ployed from 1960 through 1963, 13 in 1964, and 8 in 1965. In the Chesapeake area (over
Virginia waters) spotter planes were employed for the following years: 1960, 9 planes;
1961, 10; 1962, 11; 1963, 13; 1964, 15; and 1965, 17 planes.

During this period, the market demand for fish meal and oil increased, and imports
(which in 1950 had been only 63,900 tons) reached a record 439,100 tons in 1964. In 1965,
however, imports of fish meal (270,700 tons) decreased but only because of a decline in
the Peruvian anchoveta fishery.

The January 1965 price of menhaden meal (65 percent protein) averaged $144 per
ton, the highest price per ton for this month in the history of the fishery. Prices climbed
steadily during the year and reached $186 per ton in November and December 1965--the
highest in the fish meal industry. Domestic producers, however, were not benefiting from
the high prices because most of the meal had been sold under contract at lower rates.

Table 2.--Average monthly price of menhaden fish meal at New York City, 1960-65

Ale ali |
Month 1960 1961 1962 1963 1964 1965
Dollars per ton

January.....- 113.38 90.90 120.40 131.33 + 132.00 144.16
February..... 108.50 94.50 22.00 + 129.00 1 130.00 146.25
March........ 105.30 100.63 1 123.00 126.17 128.25 + 150.00
pridlacteeacren 103.25 105.17 + 124.00 126.50 128.00 1 153.00
May Ate stereo ties 100.30 116.33 125925) 125.00 128.25 1 156.00
atinesonboocod 94.12 116.88 123.00 125.00 129.80 160.90
Tube sestelereeere : 92.00 117.88 122.70 125.00 130.88 170.25
guste 91.40 117.70 123.25 125.00 131.00 172.10
September.... 92.50 117.75 123.75 125.00 132.90 175.00
October...... 92.62 117.00 126.80 127.70 140.19 185.38
November..... 91.30 118.88 128.25 129.25 140.75 186.00
December..... 90.00 119.75 130.50 133.90 140.75 | 186.00
Annual avg.. is 97.88 staal Sala. 124.41 127.40 al 132.73 165.42

SN LP

1 Nominal price.
Source:--New York Market News Service.

Compared with the previous year menhaden oil prices also improved but their
advance was not as spectacular as the fish meal prices. New York quotations averaged
9.16 cents per pound in January 1965--down from 9.38 cents in December 1964. As the
season advanced, however, the prices increased and in December closed at 9.50 cents--
the highest price in many years, (Table 3)

The decline of the menhaden resource along the Atlantic seaboard caused some
industry members to consider using other species that might be harvested with existing
equipment; other members began converting some of the fleet to otter trawlers to take
bottomfish for reduction.

e GENERAL REVIEW

Table 3.--Monthly average menhaden oil prices, 1960-65+

a
Month 1960 1961 1962 [ 1963 1964 1965
i
Cents per pound
January.... 7.06 6.12 4.75 4.72 8.38 9.16
February. 6.78 6.28 4.75 5.38 8.35 asl
March...... 6.65 6.50 4.75 5.50 8.51 O47.
Aprils leeretel sie 6.59 6.66 4.75 5.75 8.75 9550
IMaYjcra:stelefalole 6.50 O52 4.69 Dina) 8.50 9.38
OUNC areleireleyere 6.38 6.72 4.38 6.50 8.65 e)anls)
TU ererelevoneke 6.25 6.38 4.19 6.75 8.75 8.97
August..... 6.22 5.78 (BOP) oa 8.81 Oeshk
September... 6.25 5.44 4.06 Voshk 9.06 9.50
October.... Byoene 5.18 3.94 7.60 B22 9.50
November... 5.80 5.06 4.00 ol 9.38 9.50
December... 6.00 4.88 4.00 8.00 9.38 9.50
at
Average... 6.37 5.98 4.38 6.50 8.81 9.35

+ Crude oil prices at New York, tankcars, f.o.b. East Coast ports.

Source :--New York Market News Service.

Salmon. Salmon landings were 326.9 million pounds worth a record $65.2 million--a
decline of 7 percent in volume but anincrease of 16 percent in value compared with 1964.
The phenomenal run of red salmon into Bristol Bay was responsible for the largest pack
of reds (3.6 million cases) since 1947 and one of the largest in the history of the fishery.
Pink salmon, however, were less plentiful than expected, and the pack was correspondingly
small, Prices of pinks increased steadily as soon as it became apparent that they would
not appear in the expected volume. Beginning at $21.00 per case, for 48 one-pound tall
cans, the prices dipped slightly in March and April to $20.25 per case and then began a
steady rise to $27.50 in December--the highest price since August 1962.

Table 4.--Wholesale prices of canned pink salmon, by month, 1958-65

afetekeys 23.00 22.00 27.50 21.00
February.... 24.50 28.00 21.00
March. ..50.0.0.. 24.50 28.00 20.50
AD T-IEl eravelojeyers 24.50 28.00 20.25
MaYicicie eicieieleie 24.50 28.00 21.00
MNO sreyeretele rere 28.00 22.00
OUD Yyicrereioiese . 22.00
August...... 24.50
September... 27.00
October..... 0 27.00
November.... 24.50 6 ue 27.00
December.... 21.50 23.50 27.50

24.50
22.48 23.35

1 Forty-eight 1-1b. talls.
Source: U.S. Department of Labor, Bureau of Labor Statistics.

21.25
2.00

Annual avg.

GENERAL REVIEW

Gains in prices for pink salmon during the last half of the year were sufficient to lift
the average price more than $1.00 per case above the previous year's average.

Table 5.--Annual average wholesale prices of canned salmon, by species, 1960-65+

Red i Pink Chum King
2 =

Dollars per case

=a hl

Year Red Pink Chum King

Dollars per case

1960... 36.62 25.31 22.60 31.58 1963... 36.05 24.04 21.96 31.42
1961...} 35.41 27.97 25.14 32.00 1964... 38.91 22.03 19.70 31.56
38.65 23.42 19.52 31.16

1962... 35.05 27.39 24.91 31.65 1965...

2 Average of weekly prices reported during year by Seattle brokers and canners to
Seattle Market News Service.
2 Forty-eight 1-lb. talls.

Exports of canned salmon were the greatest in more than a decade--the result of
increasingly large exports of canned pink salmon during recent years.

Table 6.--Imports and exports of canned salmon, 1950-65

Trade balance
(exports less imports)
Exports Quantity Leesa
Thousand | Thousand
Thousand pounds Thousand dollars pounds dollars
IOS Oltetatete elsieleves 419 1,681 113 811 +1, 262 +698
ALO DilFeveteleliolsisieicisiexe 568 2,061 193 1,007 +1,493 +814
LOD 2 ieretsletofeysieteierels 9,544 1,427 35215 820 -8,117 -2,395
ODD craleletelelsieke eves 12,165 2,277 4,325 1,112 -9,888 -3,213
LOD Aereteletelevetare eters 11,371 7,227 B55) S)yAls) -4,144 -8
NOD Deletciolereleioictelete 14,644 10,429 5,173 6,599 -4,215 +1,426
HOD Clepeloieteleversleieyeh= 28, 802 De213 11,650 3,606 -23,589 -8,044
OD ifererefekeleleterelorete 24,401 6,688 9,470 4,740 -17,713 -4,730
NOS Sirevetorsi cketerelevere 29,226 9,227 da 27 6,669 -19,999 -4,602
NOD Diretelers olerelevelate 31,154 13, 826 11,130 10,639 -17,328 -491
INOS SoocooodonS ey ats) 11, 924 7,541 9,830 -7,189 +2,289
AGGIE feyetevele\elsietel ste 7,167 7,186 3,545 5,580 +19 +2,035
ALO G2 ierareleleteleleteverste 6,843 8,978 3,436 7,292 42,135 +3, 856
LOGS sretetetelel slate) tote 1,249 605 8,239 +8,979 +7, 634
UG GAM revelcieicieleiere love 236 128 14,852 +20, 688 +14, 724
lO GD ietelaveveletsleleressie 101 80 15,916 | +24, 791 +15, 836
L

Crabs. The crab catch was a record 335.4 million pounds worth a record $30.8 million--
65.0 million pounds and $7.0 million more thanin the previous year. Compared with 1964,
landings increased in the Middle Atlantic, Chesapeake, and Gulf States, but declined in the
New England and South Atlantic areas. Most of the crabs taken south of Connecticut on
the Atlantic and Gulf coasts are the blue crabs. Pacific coast production of both Dungeness
and king crabs increased--the latter established records for both volume and value of the
catch in 1965.

GENERAL REVIEW

Efforts to use a mechanical method to extract the meat from blue crabs had not been
perfected at the end of the year despite both Government and industry expenditures on
Separate projects. Each year it becomes more difficult to attract new labor to this in-
dustry and, as older workers retire, management finds it increasingly difficult to produce

crab meat at a price consumers will pay.

Wholesale prices for lump blue crab meat at New York were lower from May through
November than for the comparable period of the previous year; but 1965 prices were
higher from February through April and for December.

Table 7.--Index of wholesale crab meat price?

(1957-59 = 100)

Year| Jan. | Feb. | March | April i June | July | Aug. [ce Oct. | Nov. a Avg.

1949 83.3] 101.0) 120.2] 60.6| 60.6] 60.6] 64.6] 65.7] 48.0] 60.6] 64.6] 63.1] 71.2
1950 (BAN) O82 905:9)|) S516) D8. a | 5 SeOni) 5 815\ 5916] 183-3) 55.16) e556 leo Giae
1951 O84 UNBi7)|) sS5!.9)l/9%85.59)|| 556) || 50550) 50)551155.6|) 55.6)| 68e2)|S0.8i| Gaede" "7a,
1952 80.8] 83.3] 90.9] 60.6] 63.1) 65.7] 65.7] 64.6] 71.7] 68.2] 88.4|]101.0] 75.3
debe |attale al | alalssoy/|) ashley 5 7/|| Ones || WSG2 | VERA Gee GAa@||: Gi5%7)| GilsG|) SEI) |) Gost
1954 70.7| 80.8) 93.4] 63.1] 64.6] 59.6 | 51.5] 70.7] 83.3] 69.7|/107.1]107.1) 76.8
1955 | 126.3] 151.5] 103.5] 138.9) 79.8] 69.7 | 93.4] 79.8] 56.6] 56.6] 83.3] 59.6] 91.4
1956 88.4 | 68.2] 88.4] 93.4] 84.8] 68.2 | 68.2] 88.4] 83.3] 75.8] 83.3]111.1] 83.3
1957 | 154.0] 101.0] 151.5] 189.4] 79.8] 81.8 | 88.4] 90.9] 79.8] 81.8] 85.9]120.2 | 108.6
1958 | 138.9] 142.4) 142.4] 145.5] 83.3] 78.3] 85.9] 75.8] 73.2| 81.8] 76.8| 78.3 | 100.0
1959 | 101.0] 93.4] 101.0] 85.9/103.5| 79.8 | 94.9] 90.9] 88.4] 85.9|101.0]109.6 | 94.4
1960 | 112.1] 130.3) 143.9] 123.7] 91.9] 103.5.| 85.9] 85.9] 85.9] 69.7] 78.3] 81.8 | 99.5
1961 78.3 | 94.2) 68.2] 70.7] 69.2] 90.9] 75.8] 79.3] 80.8] 85.9] 86.9]107.6 | 80.8
1962 | 138.9} 96.0] 138.9] 113.6] 82.3} 90.9] 85.9/101.0] 90.9/126.3 |103.5 |113.6 | 107.1
1963 98.5 | 106.1] 116.2] 106.1/103.5 | 126.3 | 106.1] 83.4] 84.8] 89.9 |103.5]| 89.4 | 101.5
1964 | 103.5 | 123.7} 116.2] 131.3}]101.0 | 101.0 | 106.1 ]126.3]/113.6] 97.0 /111.1] 96.0 | 110.6
1965 | 103.5 | 136.4] 176.8} 143.9] 96.0 9469 | 97.0] 93.4 93.4 | CYS) || Slice) Mo Bs55) | alalals al

+ At New York, for Virginia lump meat. Price on 15th of month.

Source:--New York Market News Service.

Tuna. Landings of tuna by the U.S. fleet at ports in continental United States and Hawaii
were 318.9 million pounds worth $41.7 million--a gain of 13.1 million pounds and $2.3
million compared with the previous year. In 1965, tuna ranked fourth in volume and third
in value of the catch. Production of canned tuna, 18.1 million cases worth $233.0 million,
established both volume and value records, Imports of fresh and frozen tuna, including
loins and discs, were just slightly greater than in 1964. Retail prices for canned tuna
began the year at 32.4 cents for six 6-1/2-oz. light meat chunk tuna and ended the year at
31.9 cents. (Table 8)

Imports of canned tuna declined for the second consecutive year. The decline occurred
entirely in imports of Japanese brine pack. About 51.0 million pounds entered the United
States--7 percent less than in the previous year and 9 percent less than the 1960-64
average. Eighty percent of the tuna pack canned in brine was received from Japan and
was well below the quota for entry under preferred rates. (Table 9)

GENERAL REVIEW

Table 8.--Average retail price per can of six 6-1/2-oz. light chunk tuna in leading cities
in the United States, by month, 1953-65

] al
Month 1953 | 1954 (Rece 1956 nee 1958] 1959 | 1960 | 1961] 1962 | 1963 | 1964+] 1965
Cents per pound
JANUATY hee + clai| SP) || SSmON S802 W348) 30591) B25 (ES 3.733521) B204) || 33.9 (034.4 Ve3ika7 (132.4
February.....| 37.7 | 38.9 | 38.0.) 34.0 | 32.0] 32.7| 33.6 | 32.2 | 32.3 | 34.2] 34.4 | 31.8 | 32.2
March syereryercyerei |i ieraal So letestui Sere S20 |SeeSu|l S35 S22 see (poem S4ieile sles ls 20
Ap ranlryerels nou let/os) | cos EM oll bsisloe) IL shlsehll) Sono) beieha 5). ist |syaoy ll oye ey alll eshilates alles hlintss
MAYiciec's cicle oe) 3000 |'39).6) | 3726) 132.8) | 3250) 3219) 33).4) 32.6) 32.2) | 8459 1 34.3) 30.9) | 3258
TUNE ereyejevesaletel| S064 a PSA eu/tiles Oma Sateen Onsale .u/ mls ee lb Solel eS4-noule Silla Guloen)
AWG GodoG6 ol \esios Sa | Sl/oe e250 S024) S208) Sens) sul eeecs Niels ably shshatss sys aL |) Sale)
AU SUS Geferefeislele | SO- Sale losin opens (33 clo 3 3 120 BQO a2. \Sokelell 33 ,.OnL salsa Soe
September.'.../|36.5) 38-9) 35.3 SB S2 4033203260 1'32.7 132.0! 3523" |. 3216 || 32.11 32.2
October see. «|! S6e4) 36.16) S564. (3016 32.400) 33550) S2vadks2 5.) 32c 534.6 32-5) | 322) || Soe
November.....| 38.4 | 38.5 | 35.3 |31.6 | 32.1) 33.7 | 32.3 | 32.6 | 32.9 | 34.6 | 32.6 | 32.5 |31.8
December.....|38.4 | 38.3 | 35.2 |32.8 |32.2| 33.8) 32.2 |'32.5) |'33.3 | 34.4 | 31.3 | 32.4 131.9
Amual avg..|38.2 |39.1] (7) |32.7 |32.1] 33.1 | 33.1 | 32.5 | 32.4 | 34.7 | 33.6 | 32.0 |32.0
IE
1 Began new series January 1964. Changes were made in cities covered in survey.
@ prices not comparable throughout the year.

Source: U.S. Department of Labor, Bureau of Labor Statistics.
Table 9.--U.S. imports of canned tuna, 1959-65

(Product weight)

Brine pack Oil pack Total

Year canned tuna
Japan All other “| Total | All countries imports
|
Thousand pounds

W959) o cry 44,561 10,743 55,304 56,134
TOGO... 42,641 8,518 51,159 51,755
LO GU revere 46,549 11,683 58,232 58,663
MO G2 isievs 47,115 9,246 56,361 56,719
LOGS ieyerois 48, 334 8,936 57,270 57,494
OCA eierere 44,534 ren 54,446 54,647
OES ieraere 40,738 10,012 50,750

Shrimp. The shrimp catch was 243.6 million pounds worth a record $82.4 million--an
increase of 31.8 million pounds and $12.0 million compared with 1964. Despite increased
landings and record imports, ex-vessel prices remained stable throughout the year and
vessel owners who fished regularly fared very well. Retail ex-vessel prices for 15 to 20
count brown shrimp (heads-off) at Brownsville, Tex., began at 88 cents in January--the
same as white shrimp at Morgan City, La., but 5 cents more than pink shrimp at Tampa,
Fla. Prices at the end of the year were 90 cents at Brownsville for brown shrimp; 96
cents at Morgan City for white shrimp; and 86 cents at Tampa for pink shrimp. Retail
prices, meanwhile, began at 111.8 cents per pound in January and ended at 120.5 cents
in December.

GENERAL REVIEW

Table 10.--Ex-vessel and retail prices of shrimp, annual
average, 1950-65

al
Year | Ex-vessel+ Retail? Ex-vesselt
ca] Boe
Cents per pound Cents per pound
1950 38 79 1958 57 117
1951 39 82 aie eye) 41 108
1952 41 87 1960 45 107
1953 49 105 1961 50 108
1954 38 90 1962 61 122
1955 42 88 1963 49 118
1956 53 100 1964 53 113
1957 60 ala, 1965 54 118
Nossa ENS

1 Heads-off weight.

2 Based on quotations for shrimp sold in independent
fish stores and supermarkets in New York.

Source: U.S. Department of the Interior, Bureau of Com-
mercial Fisheries, and Department of Markets, City of New
York.

Table 1l.--Retail price for frozen shrimp, by month, 1964 and 1965
(10-oz. package)

Month 1964 1965 | Month 1964 1965
Cents per pound Cents per pound

January...... ial) 111.8 Gwe oboobdGo 105.6 118.9
February..... 111.4 111.4 August....... 105.9 ALN) 577
March... .....:. 109.4 115.4 September.... 106.6 119.0
Noeivono oc 108.8 15) 7, October... <3. 107.7 119.5
May.....- eee 107.7 ANS) November..... 108.5 120.2
ataleteteletstere 106.7 115.7 December..... 110.2 120.5

Source: U.S. Department of Labor, Bureau of Labor Statistics, Series
began January 1964.

Table 12.--Retail price for peeled and deveined frozen shrimp at New York
City, by months, 1964 and 1965

(7-0z. package)

Month 1964 1965 1965
Dollars per pound Dollars per pound
e
January...... 2.427 1.957 uleyrteteleyeysverete 1.902 1.968
February..... 2.251 1.952 August....... 1.961 agent
March. cee 2.050 1.925 September.... 1.826 1.909
Apridistereraeist« : 1.979 1.941 October...... 1.943 1.901
MAY ievetoleretstcters 1.961 1.938 November.....
1.957 1.961 December.....

Source: U.S. Department of Labor, Bureau of Labor Statistics, Series
began January 1964.

GENERAL REVIEW 13

With a constantly expanding shrimp industry around the world, largely financed by
U.S. capital and operated by U.S. technicians, imports of shrimp into the United States
increased markedly. A record 179.0 million pounds (heads -off) passed through U.S. custom
districts in 1965.

Despite larger imports and landings, cold storage holdings of shrimp declined below
the 1964 level. Beginning holdings were 48.5 million pounds; year end holdings were 42.4
million.
Table 13.--First of month shrimp cold storage holdings, January 1963 to December 1965
(Heads-off weight)

Month 1963 1964 | 1965

Thousand pounds Thousand pounds

Month 1963 l 1964

Januarye.+s.- 59.1 48.5 || July...sccoees 33/7 35.5 32.6
February... 56.9 45.1 || August........ 37.0 33.4 33.7
March... .s... 46 04, 42.8 || September..... 38.0 32.0 332
April....see. 42.7 39.0 || October....... 40.4 32.5 33.5
MAY+seeeeeeee 38.9 37.5 || November...... 51.3 37.3 38.5
UNC aelorsislalereis 37.7 34.8 December...++. 56.8 43.7 42.4

Haddock. Landings of haddock were 133.9 million pounds worth a record $13.6 million.
The volume was just slightly larger than in the previous year, but the value increased
$1.8 million. Boston continued its traditional role as the leading haddock port and ac-
counted for 64 percent of the U.S. catch--slightly less than in 1964. Gloucester receipts
accounted for 21 percent of the U.S. landings--up slightly from the previous year. Large
trawlers operating out of Boston fished harder but the catch per vessel declined an
average of 92,300 pounds in 1964 to 90,900 pounds per trip in 1965, despite the greater
effort. Large trawlers completed 683 trips at Boston in 1965--28 more than in the pre-
vious year. Boston's medium trawlers completed just under 800 trips--compared with
883 in 1964.

Supplies of haddock available to U.S. consumers in 1965 were slightly less than in the
previous year because imports declined. Wholesale prices for processed fillets gained
substantially in 1965. Retail prices alsoincreased during the year and made greater gains
than were shown in the consumer food price index.

Table 14.--Wholesale prices of frozen haddock fillets, by month, 1954-65

1954 | 1955 1956 | 1957 | 1958 | 1959 | 1960 | 1961 | 1962 | 1963 | 1964 | 1965

Cents per pound

JAMNUATY EV ereistereislelel || Sle COs Ome eo SO. ON Soa Obs \Oln 35/00 33 0Nr 36.5039. On 3955
FEDIUATY creleielsicfelen| SDs 2Oe LOD ale O! 4050 242-0! 93110) 36.0) 3350) 3750" 395" 39.0
Marchi rcmrsjelstereieielell Woe lO e Dine = Ol 26 sOl 40039). SiO mn SUN S476 OleSiieOnmsGe
Nepali SoGooobaKG | coe “elon eo Zecs "2B00) 22955) -2i/o0) 2250) Vn) 2Y200) seleos) h/5)
MBYicleleisielelelsielersiefou| Poon tee) 2900) 129059 9400733). 0)n (2D 32-0) 330) 3520)" 35.5) 37D
JUNE eseeeeseeee | 32-0 26.0 27.5 29.0 32.5 33.5 25.0 32.5 33.0 35.0 34.5 37.0
JULYeseeseeeeeee | 32.0 26.5 27.5 26.5 33.5 33.5 27.0 33.0 33.5 35.0 37.0 37.0
AuguStessecesceee | 30.5 27.0 27.5 29.0 35.0 32.5 27.0 32.5 34.5 36.0 37.0 38.0
September.....-. | 30.5 27.0 27.5 29.5 39.5 32.5 28.0 33.0 34.5 36.0 37.0 38.0
Octoberesees-eeee | 27.0 27.0 27.5 28.5 40.5 32.5 29.0 33.0 36.0 39.0 37.5 40.0
November....--.. | 29.0 28.5 28.0 33.0 40.5 31.8 34.0 35.0 36.5 38.0 38.5 40.0
December.....-.. | 28.8 29.0 28.0 37.5 41.0 31.0 34.0 33.0 36.5 39.5 39.5 39.5

Annual average | 31.4 27.5 28.3 30.1 37.4 34.9 28.9 33.4 34.3 36.5 37.4 38.4

Source: U.S. Department of Labor, Bureau of Labor Statistics.

14 GENERAL REVIEW

Table 15.--Wholesale prices of fresh haddock fillets, by month, 1954-65

Month 1954 | 1955 | 1956] 1957] 1958 1959] 1960 | 1961 | 1962 | 1963 1964 | 1965
t
Cents per pound
UANUAITV/alehelelerelavats 41.0 | 45.0; 64.5] 46.5] 48.0] 63.0) 43.5 | 39.0} 36.0 | 56.5 | 58.5] 55.5
February........ 39.0 | 29.5 | 32.5] 26.0] 48.5] 60.5] 41.0 | 33.5 | 45.0 | 40.5 | 58.0] 43.5
March......e.e.e- | 33.3 | '23.0') 30.0) 34.15) 35.0)1°47.5)) 34.5 42.5 | 50.0) | 39.0: | 32.0)|| 40-0
Mypileoopooooa0e || 288) | Aao8) || Zea || S8ioe)|) sthes) || Aeiseh |) 2/o8 |) A505 |) Si7/o5): |) ShtoS |) Sil5@)|) Siq0)
NEN GoooouoDOGOCG || Sitoe I 2acON) 2r7corl! S260) 2acO)|| saoS) |! 27/50 |) 2200) || So: || S245) B65 || 33c(0)
ANESogG0no0GDG0nG | C200) || Sikos || AaicO)]|) SOO). Bks\55|! 25SO)!| BY/o0) || AOGO): |) SiloS |'Am6S: 1.29.0) || 3555)
AwasScococcd0000 |) Z2c@)|| 2350) B36) Zeca!) So) || Aric) AbI55) |) 250) || S2)00) || Sos || 8405) || ZOO)
AUBUSTls\c/cie.0 cciele Oi cisioe |r S450) || iio 5) |) 1052) ksigS) 1 S7/50)|| ASos) 1) S062) I) si7/c0) |) Si/65) 1) S305) Aal@)
September....... | 41.0 | 23.0 | 28.5] 34.0] 46.5 | 34.5] 32.0 | 31.0 | 35.5 | 43.0 | 44.0] 48.0
OCTObDeTeVetehelereisleie 21.0 | 30.0 | 27.0] 39.0] 50.0] 42.5] 30.5 | 32.0 | 38.0 | 47.0 | 40.0] 49.0
November........- 31.0 | 36.0 | 34.5] 46.5| 48.0] 45.0) 41.0 | 34.0 | 41.0 | 54.0 |44.0| 47.5
December jerere sie ee) CeO nl SO .OulsOmonl) Di7eoil pO 60) [n+ OO oan | Sdbeoml Diem Div Olle ore Oumar!
Annual avg.... | 30.9 | 30.4 | 32.0 | 36.8) 43.3 | 43.4 | 36.5 | 32.2 | 40.1 | 43.8 |40.3] 42.6
SSE eal [ [ ae

Source: U.S. Department of Labor, Bureau of Labor Statistics.

Table 16.--Average retail price of frozen haddock fillets, by month, 1954-65

Month 1954 | 1955 | 1956} 1957] 1958 | 1959 1964 | 1965

Cents per pound
January.......-.| 49.5 | 48.0 | 46.6 | 46.0] 50.8 | 59.7) 56.6 | 55.8] 54.7] 56.7] 59.4] 60.7
February........| 49.9 | 48.1 | 46.3 | 46.1 | 53.0 | 60.2] 56.6 |56.1]| 55.5 | 56.8] 60.4] 60.7
March....eeee.-| 90.0 | 47.5 | 46.0 | 45.1 | 55.9] 59.7) 56.4 | 55.6] 55.5 | 56.4 | 60.4] 61.3
APTET DL Wrsye leiee o\e viene) || 4-9 6.8) || 447 0S: || 45.05) ADiodell) D6! D 5/2606; |. DGnO)4|/55!408), 55)Si0 57. 3nlp OO DI Olei7,
MAY. cceeeeceees | 49.6 | 47.0 145.4 | 45.7 | 55.9 | 59.2] 55.8 | 54.6] 55.6 | 57.9 | 60.5] 62.1
Nem erevelersy= oeeee | 49.6 | 46.6 | 45.2 | 45.3 | 55.0 | 58.8} 55.6 |54.2 | 55.3 | 56.9 | 60.3] 61.6
Abs ocdccdcd eee | 49.7 | 46.2 | 44.8 | 45.6 | 54.7 | 58.2] 55.4 154.3] 55.4 | 57.7 | 6€0.3| 62.3
IAUIEUIS Gioeletelatel sue ee | 49.9 146.3 145.1 | 46.6 | 55.0 | 57.9 | 55.3 154.3) 55.1 | 57.4 | 60.6] 62.3
September....... 49.6 |45.9 |45.0 | 46.6 | 56.2 | 57.1 | 55.1 | 54.4 | 55.2 | 57.8 | 60.5] 62.6
OctObETcijeiersjeneyers 49.6 |45.6 |45.0 | 47.2 | 56.7 | 56.6 | 55.2 |54.4 | 55.6 | 57.9 | 60.5 | 62.9
November........ 48.9 |45.5 |45.1 | 48.4 | 57.8 | 56.4 | 55.3 154.5] 55.4 | 58.2 60.4 | 63 ieu/
December........ 48.3 |46.0 |45.8 | 49.4 | 58.4 | 56.6] 55.0 |54.8 | 56.2 | 59.4 | 60.5] 63.4
Annual avg....| 49.5 |46.7 |45.4 | 46.4 | 55.5 | 58.4 | 55.7 |54.8 | 55.4 | 57.5 | 60.4] 62.1

AE SSS ie Si EE ER (CA ee eae ca ear

Source; U.S. Department of Labor, Bureau of Labor Statistics.

Ocean perch. Landings of Atlantic ocean perch were 83.6 million pounds worth $3.4
million--a decline of 5.7 million pounds and $387,000. Ocean perch were generally
plentiful on the fishing grounds but were small, with copepod parasites, Ex-vessel prices
did not increase despite the decline in landings. The fleet operating out of Gloucester,
the traditional ocean perch port, shifted emphasis from ocean perch to haddock.

Flounders. The flounder catch was a record 180.1 million pounds worth a record $17.9
million. The Atlantic and Gulf coasts had landings of 133.6 million pounds; the Pacific
coast, 46.5 million pounds. Yellowtail flounders (80.3 million pounds) dominated the
Atlantic catch; landings, however, were somewhat less than the record 82.9 million taken
in 1964. Since 1955, the yellowtail flounder catch has increased strongly. Fluke landings

GENERAL REVIEW

(9.8 million pounds) improved slightly compared with the previous year but were far
below the 20.0-million-pound level often reached in this fishery prior to 1961. Blackback
flounder production (23.7 million pounds) continued the increase that began in 1956.

The total apparent consumption of flounders in 1965 was 255.0 million pounds--the
highest on record.

Table 17.--Sources and disposition of fresh and frozen flounder, 1954-65
a =
Sources Disposition
Year
5 Beginning Endi Apparent
Hence ag TH goFENS stockst dota stocks consumption
Million pounds?
NODA rice lorevete electors 110.0 29.0 15.0 154.0 Sails 145.9
OD Dyarscvoreteletevels : 110.4 36.0 8.1 154.5 16.1 138.4
IEOsocasosgo0a0d alee} Be 16.1 168.6 14.1 154.5
LOD Hfepelotererelelevete . 117.4 41.0 14.1 2ieD) 16.2 156.3
IAs oo'ooouD dd OQ 124.9 41.7 16.2 182.8 14.8 168.0
OD Oe velevele eee 121.6 40.9 14.8 oe) alissal 161.2
GO reretcss cyereveieiene 127.0 52.8 16.1 195IA9) 21.0 174.9
MO Gilt Vereteretere eiohevele 133) A) 21.0 206.0 aliffeal 188.9
NO G2 eieyetslateletsienere ' 155.3 52.0 apa 224.4 17.4 207.0
MO Oo rerederelerchereherete 176.8 46.8 17.4 241.0 22.6 218.4
NO OArotcielonelersiereietere 176.4 60.8 22.6 259.8 25.4 234.4
WO GD iyeleteielerersisls 180.1 68.0 25.4 BUSce 18.5 255.0

+ January 1 cold storage holdings. Round weight equivalent.
2 December 31 cold storage holdings. Round weight equivalent.
3 Round weight (factor for converting fillets to round weight is 2.82).

Herring, sea. The catch of sea herring was 110.3 million pounds worth $1.9 million--
down 5.6 million pounds and $349,000 from 1964. Landings of Atlantic sea herring (75.8
million pounds) increased 12.1 million compared with 1964. Atlantic sea herring are
canned in Maine as sardines and also processed into meal and oil. Pacific sea herring
are used only for production into mealandoil. In 1965, the pack of canned Maine sardines
was 1.3 million cases--401,200 cases larger than in the previous year, but far less than
the record 3.8 million cases packed in 1950.

Mackerel, Pacific and jack. The commercial mackerel fishery is confined to a single
State, California. Landings of Pacific and jack mackerel were 73.7 million pounds worth
$2.1 million--down 42.8 million pounds from the previous year. The catch is used for
canning or reduction into meal and oil.

Oysters. The oyster catch of 54.7 million pounds of meats worth $27.9 million declined
5.8 million pounds compared with 1964. The value remained about the same. The catch
decreased in all sections except the New Englandand South Atlantic States where produc-
tion increased slightly compared with a year earlier. In the Chesapeake and Middle
Atlantic States, the MSX parasite was responsible for the destruction of some very pro-
ductive oyster beds. In the Gulf area, the destructive hurricane of September 1965 caused
a decline in the Louisiana and Mississippi oyster production. The pack of canned oysters
was 288,000 cases--the smallest pack since 1945,

Alewives. Landings of alewives were 78.8 million pounds valued at $1.1 million--23.8

million more than in the previous year and the largest catch since 1908. Much of the in-
crease was used in industrial products (bait, reduction, and animal food) because alewives

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no longer have a ready market as a foodfish. The pack of canned alewives (66,900 cases)
was the lowest since 1962.

Halibut. The U.S. Pacific halibut catch, 40.5 million pounds (round weight) was worth
$9.2 million--5.4 million pounds and $3.3 million larger than in 1964. The value was ex-
ceeded only by the record value of 1962. Despite increased landings by United States
fishermen, the Canadian catch dominated the fishery for the third successive year and
accounted for 52 percent of the 1965 production. The Japanese withdrew from the fishery
in the triangle area above the Aleutian Islands in 1965.

Table 18.--Sources and disposition of Pacific halibut, 1954-65
(Dressed weight)

Sources Disposition

ae F Apparent consumption
eer Landings | Imports | B°81™428) qotar enna a ee
Suse Socks Total Per capita
Million pounds Pounds
NOD A tehelefeleelere . 43.7 2209) A335) 79.9 19.8 60.1 0.37
ICE Doooooo0dd0 36.9 21.5 19.8 78.2 15.7 62.5 0.38
IHSssacacodos 41.9 19.8 15.7 77.4 19.1 58.3 0.34
OD Herotenele gaca0 36.6 2203 Te)oal 78.0 14.6 63.4 0.37
NOD Srarsreteclevelels 9 3653 27.0 14.6 Wo®) DN /jotle 60.8 0.35
95 Oe rversterele do9 40.8 Dilhente avout, 85.6 18.9 66.7 0.37
NO CO Neretercterele 6 38.4 28.6 alfs35©) 85.9 14.4 SD 0.40
IDEs oodoaoods 40.1 28.2 14.4 82.7 13.8 68.9 0.38
Ig Pogosoon G00 40.4 34.9 13.8 89.1 22.6 66.5 0.36
WQBSlngd coos oo 34.3 29.4 22.6 86.3 25.4 60.9 0.32
1964 Velalele ove 5:00 26.4 30.3 25.4 82.1 15.8 66.3 0.35
NOG eievelevetelstelers 30.5 30.0 15.8 76.3 17.4 58.9 0.30

1 January 1 cold storage holdings.
2 December 31 cold storage holdings.

Note:--The factor for converting fillets and steaks to dressed weight is 1.39.

Halibut prices (ex-vessel and wholesale) increased sharply in 1965 principally
because available supplies declined at the same time that consumer demand continued
firm. For example, wholesale prices for dressed halibut in New York's Fulton Fish
Market averaged 44.9 cents per pound compared with 38.5 cents in the previous
year. (See table 19)

Whales. Six vessels operated in the whale fishery--the same number as in 1964. There
were three shore stations operating, two in California and one in Oregon. There were 243
whales captured--31 less than in the previous year.

Lobsters. Landings of northern lobsters were 30.2 million pounds worth a record $22.0
million--a decline of 712,000 pounds but an increase of $2.1 million compared with 1964,
The trend of the northern lobster catch has been generally upward since 1935--reaching
a peak production of 31.2 million pounds in 1960. In subsequent years, landings have de-
creased slightly. At the same time the number of pots fished has increased steadily. For
example, fishermen in the New England and Middle Atlantic States used about 579,000
lobster pots in 1950 and about 949,000 in 1965. The average catch per pot has declined
from about 40 pounds in 1950 to about 26 pounds in 1965. During these years, a lobster
fishery developed in the Middle Atlantic States. An increased market demand in 1965,

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Table 19.--Wholesale price of dressed halibut,? by month, 1960-65

“| ] 1960-64
Month 1960 1961 1962 1963 1964 Bey 1965
eae |
Cents per pound
| \
January...-+- 30.3 30.0 BM/E-5) 43.3 B25 34.7 40.0
February. .«.- 29.2 32.0 BOR, 42.5 30.5 34.8 3957
March’: e210 o/s 2952 Bein 3955 41.3 30.2 34.6 39).°7
April........ 30.0 33/13) 45.0 40.0 28.0 43.4 40.5
May. .cccccees 30.2 34.8 41.3 35.8 34.3 S53) 40.5
JUNE |p alaliorevshellete £)5 5) 37.0 44.0 36.0 36.2 Shoe) 43.8
JULY. ceccess 34.3 3540 45.0 36.0 43.8 38.1 50.0
August...ses SB} 3) 38.0 47.0 38.5 41.5 40.0 50.5
September.... 30.8 39.0 42.8 43.5 55.0 42.2 51.0
October...... 30.5 BR au/, 43.8 43.9 55.5 (Anby) 48.0
November..... 29.8 35.0 43.8 32.8 38.0 45.4 47.5
December..... 30.0 BD) 43.0 B21 40.0 36.2 47.7
12 month
AV Lieitetelelere Shitaal 34.8 42.7 38.8 38.5 Bie 44.9
i kw pei

1 Dressed halibut, New York City.

Source: U.S. Department of Labor, Bureau of Labor Statistics.

with about the same supply as in the previous year, pushed retail prices up sharply.
Boston retail prices averaged 30 percent more than 1964, and New York, 20 percent
more. The demand for this delicacy continued to grow.

Sea _ scallops. The sea scallop catch of 20.1 million pounds of meats worth a
record $13.2 million increased 3.2 million pounds and $3.9 million compared with
1964, Early in 1965, it became evident that sea scallops were no longer plentiful
on Georges Bank. By March, some of the vessels began fishing the Hudson Canyon
area, and by April ina major shiftin fishing effort most of the fleet moved from Georges
Bank to Hudson Canyon. By May, many vessels had moved to grounds off the Virginia
capes. Sea scallops had first been discovered in this area around 1915, but the grounds
had not been fished commercially until recently. The wholesale industry paid the highest
ex-vessel prices in history for the catch, and retail prices were correspondingly high.
The sea scallop industry has benefited from the continually increasing consumer demand
during the past few years. It was apparent, however, that the industry had not gauged
consumer demand correctly because stocks increased so quickly that serious marketing
problems arose at the end of the year.

Fishery Imports. Both the volume and value of imported fishery products reached new
highs in 1965, principally because of record receipts of fresh herring, frozen groundfish
blocks or slabs, and fresh or frozen shrimp, spiny lobsters, sea scallops, and tuna.

There were record imports of groundfish and Atlantic ocean perch fillets (including
blocks)--295.0 million pounds in 1965, compared with 246.6 million in 1964.

Sea scallops (16.3 million pounds) continued to enter the United States in record
quantities despite a laek of scallops on Georges Bank, the fishing area common to both
Canadian and United States vessels. Canadian fishermen followed United States vessels
farther south, and most of their catches entered the United States as imports.

Imports of shrimp in 1965 were a record 179.0 million pounds (heads-off)--54 per-
cent of the total U.S. supply. The expanding shrimp fisheries around the world continued
to export most of their catches to the United States.

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Fresh or frozen imports of spiny lobsters reached a new high in 1965--37.8 million
pounds worth $61.3 million compared with 35.1 million pounds worth $43.5 million in
1964.

Imports of fresh or frozen tuna also set a record. The pack from imported fish
(196.9 million pounds) was 55 percent of the canned production.

Imports of fish meal (270,700 tons) were 168,500 tons less than in 1964--principally
because of the decline in production of fish meal in Peru.

U.S. Supply. The total supply of fishery products (live-weight basis) declined from 12.0
billion pounds in 1964 to 10.5 billion in 1965, principally because of reduced imports of
fish meal. The U.S. catch was 4.8 billion pounds--up 235.0 million from the previous
year. Imports of 5.7 billion pounds accounted for 55 percent of the U.S. total supply,
compared with 62 percent in 1964 and 58 percent in 1963. The supply of edible fishery
products was a record 5.2 billion pounds and, for the first time, one-half the edible
supply came from imports.

World catch. The world commercial catch of fish, crustaceans, mollusks, etc., was a
record 115.5 billion pounds (live-weight basis) in 1965--1.7 billion more than in 1964.
Peru for the fourth consecutive year had the largest catch. The United States remained
in fifth place, There was little change in the relative position of the various countries.

Other information. Detailed summaries of the catchand operating unit data for the United
States have been previously published in Current Fishery Statistics No. 4398.

Summaries of operating unit and catch statistics for each region of the United States
have been published in the Current Fishery Statistics series of bulletins. ''Fisheries of
the United States", a preliminary review available each April, contains current informa-
tion on many aspects of the fisheries, such as domestic and world catch, per capita
consumption, price indexes, foreign trade, supplies, etc.; and comparative data for pre-
vious years. This publication may be obtained from the Office of Information, U.S. Fish
and Wildlife Service, Washington, D.C. 20240.

RELATIVE VALUE OF THE CATCH BY STATES, 1965

Million 20 30 40 50
dollars OCaEOLeasay [Seas ar (o

| -—- FO GS
teasenerON | total value
of catch

[RARYEANO)- $446 million

YEAR

1945. 0 os 8
WO4o- aa o> a Geo
WOLTo--o 0 One 0,0
VOSS <3: soolha oho
URS soir ote ae oo
IEDs oc ovonorG Oo
Weilo-a obo Oo 6
Teka Gea

UES. oho Ou0 0
UceeatGmonor ordain
1955. 3 . .
1956.
1957.
1958.
1959,
1960.
1961.
1962,
1963.
1964.
1965.

.
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CATCH OF FISH AND SHELLFISH, 1945-65

(ROUND WEIGHT BASIS)

19

es ae
CATCH FOR AVERAGE
CATCH FOR INDUSTRIAL TOTAL PRICE PER
HUMAN FOOD PRODUCTS 1/ POUND
MILLION MILLION MILLION MILLION
POUND “POUNDS” POUND DOLLARS CENTS
3, 167 1,431 4,598 270 5.87
3, 049 1,418 4,467 313 7.01
3,020 1,329 4,349 312 7.16
3, 146 1,367 4,513 371 8,22
3, 305 1,499 4, 804 343 7.13
3, 307 1,594 4,901 347 7.09
3,048 1,385 4,433 365 8,23
2,778 1,654 4,432 364. 8.20
2,519 1,968 4,487 356 7.94
2,705 2,057 4,762 359 7,55
2,579 2, 230 4,809 339 7.05
2,690 2,578 5, 268 372 7.06
2,475 2,314 4,789 354 7.39
2,651 2,096 4,747 373 7.86
2, 369 2,753 5,122 346 6.76
2,498 2,444. 4,942 354. TANS
2,490 2,697 5,187 362 6,98
2,540 2,814 5, 354 396 7.40
2, 556 2,291 4, 847 377 7.78
2,497 2,044 4,541 389 8.57
2,587 2,190 4,777 446 9.44

A MANUFACTURED INTO MEAL, OIL, FISH SOLUBLES, HOMOGEN!ZED CONDENSED FISH, SHELL PRODUCTS, AND USED AS BAIT

AND ANIMAL FOOD,

NOTE: =-DOES NOT INCLUDE DATA ON THE HAWAII] CATCH PRIOR TO 1948.

RELATIVE VOLUME OF THE CATCH BY STATES, 1965

Million
pounds

CALTFORNT AT.

SSACHUSETTS}..-- |

100

0 500

100 200 300 40

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20

SUMMARY OF CATCH, 1965

(MILLIONS OF POUNDS AND MILLIONS OF DOLLARS)

REGION FISH SHELLFISH, ETC. WHALE PRODUCTS TOTAL
QUANTITY QUANTITY QUANTITY
NEW ENGLAND. ... ee ee 642 60 702 75
MIDDLE ATLANTIC. .. 4 se 292 64 356 25
CHESAPEAKEGe) ss) cilia ince 470 11 122 592 40
SOUTHPATUANTINGyejueursn clits 276 1 81 357 27
GUO Mmetts opel ce ices aad 1,205 31 258 1,463 114
BAGIFallGemmess vis ats sas 927 125 212 1,147 148
GREATMUAKES San ane) Sie 56 6 2 56 6
MISSISSIPPI RIVER AN
TRIBUTARIES cymcureciicn ont 60 6 24 84 8
HAWAII ey taynisvral sg: re. coins fe 20 3 (1) 20 3
TOTAL) coy cu eionserel ce 3,048 | 241 | 821 446

att
1/ LESS THAN 500,000 POUNDS OR $500,000,

SUMMARY OF OPERATING UNITS, 1965

ITEM Waa MrDOEe CHESAPEAKE Sout GULF
ah Rav red on | Wyo ei Rh eae ee EM

ENGLAND ATLANTIC ATLANTIC
NUMBER NUMBER NUMBER NUMBER NUMBER
F 1SHERMEN:
ONDVESSEESiemtcuteiieieeitenite 3, 952 2,774 4,333 3,360 11,889
ON BOATS AND SHORE... 15, 483 6,065 14, 663 7,328 13, 682
WOUALS! dh) a 15.6 O16" 6 19, 435 8,839 18, 996 10, 688 25,571
VESSELS:
MOUCR 9. 6"d 5.6 clo oo 703 579 1,367 Vj iZe2 3,683
GROSS TONNAGE. . 2. « 46,929 30,520 29,399 42,428 162,820
GMb o0-6:0.5-0 G-aL0. c
GROSS TONNAGE. ... «
TONES a: ‘oo Bobo
TOTAL GROSS TONNAGE.

BOATS:
MOTORGmtepretenteliieiheriettenne|
OMHER ates veli's}| oitelifelibricte te

GEAR:

HAUESS EINES veers tren cite
STOP NETS AND SEINES . .

PURSE SEINES AND LAMPARA
NETS:
HERRING, « «2 © 6 6 oo 18 - - -
MACKEREL AND SARDINE . 4 - -
MENHADEN . « « 0 «© «© « = 30 40 55 83
TUNAW er iem teil (onkenienlenle 7 4 2 - -
OTHER eH fay fee) te) <0) tots) 10 3 6 - 2 3
BAGUNETS rene) sven veielncmte 13 - - 33 -
BEAM: TRAWLS. . . » « « « - 3 - -
OTTER TRAWLS;:
CRAB ire; fete! (ef «of tei veiite a - - 424 1
Fill Siltvenvesirer site tiem (oter rs 590 301 86 120 125
LOBSTER. « « « « « « « 54 39 - - -
SCALLOP. 6 «2 © efi) = - - 11 -
SHRIMP . « © © © © © « 68 - - 2,325 9,710
WENNIRS citeisec rei lehiol eiittey teipie 74 6 - - . -
POUND NETS . 2 2 © w ee 38 126 3,888 862 40
FLOATING TRAPS . 2. 2 « « 39 - - - -
FYKE AND HOOP NETS... 5 202 UpVze 395 11,912
POTS AND TRAPS;
CONCH Oise} 1s) lolol ber tere 1,005 - - - -
CRABiks, <e; Neo ve) u0; je: rene) 0 1,243 6,132 217,376 67,692 109,745
CRAWFISH «2 6 « « « © o = - - 12,415
EE sy ofieqie. ellvelllelceiietiie 598 1,336 9,839 650 240
FilSH Meteattelichtaltel stele - 19,550 4,982 19,849 768
LOBSTER. « 2 « © « « « 937,575 11,470 - 49, 400 89, 700
SHRIMP’. 2 2 0 « « « © = o = - 20
MURTEE Tate ctey fej ie ualltonie S 142 609 40
BOX TRAPS. « + « « « « Y - - -
GILL NETS:
ANCHOR, SET OR STAKE . 30 153 3,331 1,754 284
DRil Falketttes te: fe! tele: ieyments: 165 107 1,362 473 23
RUNAROUND, . « « « © « 2 31 - 396 1,117

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21

SUMMARY OF OPERATING UNITS, 1965 - Continued

ITEM

GEAR = CONTINUED:
TRAMMEL NETS . o
HOOKS AND BAITS.
DIP NETS...
PUSH NETS. .
CAST NETS. .
HARPOONS . «
SREARS Is: corte
SCRAPES. « «
DREDGES:

CLAM . O
CONCH. °
CRAB . °
MUSSEL . °
OYSTER . « e
SCALLOP. « «

TONGS AND OYSTE
°

RAKES. © « «
HOES . 2 « «
FORKS. « « e
BRUSH TRAPS.
GRABS, FROG. .
HOOKS, SPONGE.
DIVING OUTFITS

eee euellemel Yleejlienenere

eee eo © ee Mee eo eo
a

eee ee eo © Dee ww ow
@

eo eee ee Meese eee

eee ee oe eo oe eo ew ow

ITEM

FISHERMEN:
ON VESSELS « « « ew wo ©
ON BOATS AND SHORE . « e

TOTAL, « © © © o © ©

VESSELS;
MOTOR. 2. 2 2 eo « «©
GROSS TONNAGE. .
SAIL . 2 © © © © ©
GROSS TONNAGE. .

ee ee

TOTAL VESSELS. ..
TOTAL GROSS TONNAGE,

BOATS:
MOTOR. « ew» ee we ww
OPER Selma tie solic ieivetionte

GEAR:

HAUL SEINES. « « « © «© «
STOP NETS AND SEINES . .
PURSE SEINES AND LAMPARA
NETS:
ANCHOVY. »« « « «
HERRING, . o
MACKEREL AND
MENHADEN
SALMON .
SQUID. .
TUNA .
OTHER,
BAG NETS
BEAM TRAWLS
OTTER TRAWLS:
CRAB « 6
FISH .
LOBSTER.
SCALLOP,
SHRIMP .
WEIRS. « «©
POUND NETS
TRAP NETS. .
FLOATING TRAPS
FYKE AND HOOP NET:
POTS AND TRAPS;
CONCH. « « «
CRAB . 2 « «
CRAWFISH . e

ARD

eee
eo 26 6 © © © 8 (pe

R

© 0 © © © © © me

eo 2 ee © © ow ee © © Oe

We eee ee ew oe

E

SEE FOOTNOTES AT END OF TABLE.

ee ee eo 0 ees © © © © ew wo eee eo ee oe

NEW
ENGLAND

NUMBER

730,996
347

72
26

79

PACIFIC

NUMBER

16,111
18, 667

MIDDLE
Rear CHESAPEAKE
NUMBER NUMBER
125, 784 1,043, 966
a 320
6 -
2 A
19 5
= 414
127 257
7 18
39 325
1 s
94 633
1,738 52
3,095 8,379
2,126 456

SOUTH

1, 287, 654
1,406

ATLANTIC

NUMBER

GREAT LAKES

NUMBER

816
1,548

MISSISSIPPI
RIVER AND
TRIBUTARIES

NUMBER

13
9,559

HAWAI 1

GULF

NUMBER

635
1,249, 833
29, 275

12

TOTAL,
EXCLUSIVE OF
DUPL1 CATION

NUMBER NUMBER
264 41,090
480 87,475

a

128,565

124,706
350

13

(CONTINUED ON NEXT PAGE)

tt

39,175

Oe Oe Def OD

nt

22

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SUMMARY OF OPERATING UNITS, 1965 - Continued

a EN] (oe ae] a Re eraea | (Cs aaa cent | | Genin GC iow

1TEM

GEAR = CONTINUED:

POTS AND TRAPS
EEL.
FISH . « «
LOBSTER. «
OCTOPUS. .
SHRIMP . e
TURTLE . .
BOX TRAPS. .
WIRE BASKETS

SLAT TRAPS . «

GILL NETS:

°
°
°
e
e
°
e
.
e

ANCHOR, SET OR

DRIFT. « « «
RUNAROUND. ©
TRAMMEL NETS 2

HOOKS AND BAITS.

ELECTRICAL DEVICES

DIP NETS 2.
BRAIL OR SCOOP
LIFT NETS. 2 e
REEF NETS. .
PUSH NETS. .
WHEELS . .
CAST NETS. .
HARPOONS . .
SPEARS . « «
SCRAPES. . «
OREDGES:
CLAM. .
CONCH. .
CRAB. .

MUSSEL

OYSTER

SCALLOP,
TONGS AND O

eo Zoe we ew ew ew

SHOVELS. . .
BRUSH TRAPS.
CROWFOOT BARS.
GRABS, FROG. .
HOOKS, SPONGE.
DIVING OUTFITS

ST

1/ DATA
2/ DATA

NETS

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CONTINUED:

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eee eee ee we eee we oe

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MISSISSIPPI TOTAL,
PACIFIC GREAT LAKES RIVER AND HAWAI 1 EXCLUSIVE OF
TRIBUTARIES DUPLICATION

NUMBER NUMBER NUMBER NUMBER NUMBER
5 - - 2 12, 663
54 = 3,596 2 48,799
13,479 = = 2 1,101,224
237 - - 2 237
265 = 465 - 750

2 = cs = 791

- - - = 7

3 - 2,611 - 2,611

= - 1,258 - 1,258
3,016 1,537 6,300 (2) 16, 405
54513) - - - 7,637
S = = = 1,538
30 - 3,944 - 4,609
803,551 77, 830 3,870, 662 (2) 9,174, 065
2 = 3 - 3
153 2 182 - 31,670

78 - = - 78

S S 5 (2) 2

76 - ~ - 76

- - - - 6
11 - = 5 uf

5 ee 3 (2) 36
30 - - - 104

- - (2) 468

= = = = 414

3 - - - 487

> = = = 25

= - © - 364

© - = - 5
77 - = = 2,218

= - = - 3,662
42 - 187 - 15,571

S 2 = = 4,741
- - - - 3,614

- - - - 59
1,690 - - - 1,690
- - - = 17,000

cs - 1,117 - 1,117

- - - - 63

- - - - 48
159 = 16 = H 374

ee aA LS Zoe Se | a

ON THE 4 VESSELS OPERATED IN LAKE WINNEBAGO ARE
ON THE NUMBER OF GEAR OPERATED IN HAWAI1 ARE NOT AVAILABLE.

INCLUDED IN MISSISSIPP!] RIVER AND TRIBUTARIES.

VESSELS OBTAINING DOCUMENTS AS FISHING CRAFT, 1956-65

YEAR

a

FIRST
DOCUMENTATION

1956 .

1958 .
UE) SB 6eg 0
ULIOrG hg
1961 .
1962 .
1963 .
1964 .
1965 .

NUMBER

REDOCUMENTAT I ON

re

TOTAL

NUMBER

Uz
18
29
34
24
20
16
21

15
51

NUMBER

538
619
713

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24

GENERAL REVIEW

SUMMARY OF U. S. FISHING VESSELS, BY TONNAGE GROUPS, 1965

NEW

GROSS ENGLAND

TONNAGE

MIDDLE
ATLANTIC

NUMBER NUMBER
Ba. Ooo 3 48
10%= 19) 2 129 126
RS 2) 4 4 79 83
So <) o6 78 69
eo 20) if 54 47
50- 59... 43 46
60- 69.. 45 33
TOo- TE 6 6 45 33
80 - 89. 23 10
90- 99., 21 7
TOOl=1 1098 16 7
Teo) 5 33 21
120) = 129) 5 2 13 7
130-139... 14 2
140-149... 9 2
150) 27159) 3. 15 3
160 - 169... 9 1
a) oe) 6 6 9 =
180 - 189. . 2 S
190-199. . 6 19
200 = 209) 6 1 -
210 - 219... 4 =
220; 220i 3 2
230 - 239. , 3 3
240 - 249... 3 z
250 - 259... 2 1
260 - 2609. . 2 1
270-279... - -
280 - 289... - 3
200) = 2091/4" 2 1
300 - 309... 2 2
310 - 319... 2 +
3207-15201 2 ©
330 - 339... - -
MO- M9... = =
350 - 359... 2 2
360 - 369... - -
SOLE STON = =
380 - 389... = =
390 - 399... - -
400 - 409... - as
410)= 4192 - -
A20ee 420) ue - -
430 - 439. . - -
440-449... - -
450 - 459. . 1 =
460 - 469. . - -
L510) & ZH) Qe - -
480 - 489... = =
490 - 499. , = =
500 - 509. . - -
510-519. . 3 2
520 - 529... = 3
530 - 539... 1 1
540 - 49... = 1
550 - 5599. . = =
560 - 589... 3 ‘s
600 - 609... - -
GIOVE=n6 19) ies - -
630 - 639... - -
640 - 649... - -
680 - 689... 1 =
TE) Tee) Bc = 2
79021799) 6 ¢ - -
810 - 819...

830 - 639...

860 - 869 ..

TOTAL VESSELS

TOTAL GROSS

TONNAGE. . «

y

2/ INCLUDES 4 VESSELS WHICH OPERATED IN LAKE WINNEBAGO, 2 OF WHICH WERE ALSO OPERATED IN THE GREAT LAKES.

INCLUDES SAILING VESSELS,

AND OTHER PUBLICATIONS THESE UNITS ARE LISTED IN THE SECTION TITLED "MISS1SSIPPI

CHESA= SOUTH
PEAKE 1/ | ATLANTIC PACIFIC
NUMBER NUMBER NUMBER NUMBER
893 218 239 996
300 249 856 2,040
63 152 442 696
26 169 447 381
ald 141 413 285
16 61 286 118
10 51 553 49
18 16 229 36
2 7 61 27
3 3 37 23
3 2 9 21
1 2 3 15
4 4 2 13
2 - 2 10
5 4 6 7
2 - 1 2
1 - 6 10
1 - 6 2
3 1 8 Fl
10 14 10 19
- - 3 2
1 - 5 1
1 1 4 2
3 4 1 1
5 7 2 2
6 5 3 3
- - - 5
1 3 - 1
- - 1 4
- 2 1 2
- - 3 5
1 1 1 2
- - - 2
- - - 4
- - - 6
- - 2 5
1 1 - 2
- - - 3
- - - 1
- - - 1
- - 1 2
- - - 3
- - - 6
- - - 3
- 1 1 1
- - 1 2
1 - 5 13
1 - 2 3
< - - 1
o o 1 a
= = 2 =
= 4 1
1 1 = “3
1 1 = 3
- - 1 fool
- 1 - 1
- = 1 4
x o 1 S
- - - 1
= i 5 =
- - - 1
- - - 2
- - - 1
1
i
1
3, 683
162, 820

NUMB

ter

OO U-0 Tei oo G0. 2 FO oO oo: oop

COO OO 0a 9D

ER

56
194
78
27

1
1

COO O Ooo Ot oho 06 Uo ad

RIVER FISHERIES."

NUMBER

1
15
16
10

8
5
1
1

TOTAL,

EXCLUS 1VE
OF DUPLI™

CATION

NUMBER

2,473
3,890
1,579
1,130
909
523
698
338
118
105

49
61
35
27
26
20
26
7

Spee SAN 4234732 NAH40N] *UDWWWAWW] -WWYOANAdOA

12,311
431, 308

IN THIS

GENERAL REVIEW

25

LENGTH DISTRIBUTION OF U. S. FISHING VESSELS, 1965

LENGTH IN FEET

.
O8050-D8o BsO8eE

CeO- a Orde 5

Coresie pewter ie) cetentele
.

FOOTNOTES

°

© 8 celselverce

NEW
ENGLAND

=

=
SA-AMDAOYINWU OfYNYOOD

aa

AT END OF TABLE.

MIDDLE
ATLANTIC

Ww o-=Nu-UuNoOu0 ODRUUUND

PANNN

wr

CHESA-
PEAKE 1/

R NARSOA A

fos

3
1

SOUTH
ATLANTIC

Ww

anoauwfooa

-NN

GU

(CONTINUED ON NEXT PAGE)

(ifr

SVN) NIN =*'—wi Ni

PACIFIC

oO AN NNWUU

GREAT
LAKES 2/

C00 0 U
N+ NAFWU AFROAVYSCUO-o0

HAWA | |

rt

NEN =

=W-N-o=n

ANAANN NAA

TOTAL,
EXCLUS | VE
OF DUPLI-

26

GENERAL REVIEW

LENGTH DISTRIBUTION OF U. S. FISHING VESSELS, 1965 - Continued

LENGTH IN FEET

NEW
ENGLAND

a

MIDDLE
ATLANTIC

CHESA=

SOUTH
PEAKE 1/ | ATLANTIC

—

GULF

PACIFIC

GREAT
LAKES 2/

4

HAWA | |

——

TOTAL,
EXCLUSIVE
OF DUPLI-

CATION

NUMBER NUMBER NUMBER NUMBER NUMBER NUMBER NUMBER NUMBER NUMBER

90
91
92
93
94
95
96

000 0 vac

193i.
194,
195.
ZOO.

TOTAL.

NWWA--OWOD

-f-OWO0-N

aeons)

=.

1
2
3

nN

'
FNWO

1

00h 0 0-0-0 0

-40N

OE 1-0 eo oO 1
Ne 10)

3)
1

Aan

WN

1
0

00

Oth Ose
=
72-W00W N=

1
2
1

=
woo

1

579 1,413 1,122
diced meth ne

1
2

=-On—

wan N

an

no

0 Usd

ye

=n

ANNNAHLHAHW- OM--wWu

-W-NN

WO N

=Ww-o

Ueto ot

OD 00 0-0-0000

os

aes
=ufW NONUW-A?-WWN -f-2oO@D

=n
WarARY

WOA-AWF A-WWROANDAYW NWN

W-=NUN NAND

wo

3,683 { 4,855 377 57 125311

/

OPERATED IN THE GREAT LAKES.

"MISSISSIPPI RIVER FISHERIES,"

INCLUDES SAILING VESSELS.

INCLUDES 4 VESSELS WHICH OPERATED IN LAKE WINNEBAGO, 2 OF WHICH WERE ALSO

IN-THIS AND OTHER PUBLICATIONS THESE UNITS ARE LISTED IN THE SECTION TITLED

GENERAL REVIEW

AGE DISTRIBUTION OF U. S. VESSELS ENGAGED IN
COMMERCIAL FISHING, 1865-1965

YEAR BUILT

1934 .
1935

ees) 4
1937.
1938 .
1939.

1940 .

1941 .

1942 .

1943.

1944 ,

1945

1946 .

1947 .

948 arcane cnirciret te
1949 a

SEE FOOTNOTE AT END OF TABLE.

NUMBER

NEW
ENGLAND

MIDDLE
ATLANTIC|PEAKE 1/

NUMBER

CHESA-

NUMBER

Oo

=

ONDUNUTO0WWNA WRON--UWAA U-WNANAWUA

=

O-O0-WANNDY

=a

11

FAAS

=

MNO DJYNOWUNOYUNOSD PAwWwhuUTWWOR BAW NOAH

(CONTINUED ON

TOTAL, EX-
SOUTH GREAT ,
ATLANTIC ala WAKES oy maa! SRE ERATOR
NUMBER | NUMBER | NUMBER | NUMBER | NUMBER| NUMBER
1 1 2 = - 1
= 2 2 2 2 1
2 Z z 1
= = Z a = 1
2 z S 2 2 1
z E 2 = 2
S z a Z E 1
2 2 5 2 ‘ 1
x 2 z = E 3
5 = 5 : 5 2
a a z 3 = 2
= z 1 2 4
1 1 é 2 2
é = : 2 2 1
5 2 s - 1
a 1 S = 2 2
2 1 = 5 = 2
= 1 1 2 e 5
2 = 1 2
1 1 2 5
1 = = = = 1
1 1 # : 3
a= $ 5 3 5
1 2 2 & = 9
1 3 1 E 5 19
= = 1 = 3 9
1 4 3 2 E 7
f 3 1 z : M1
é 8 2 2 2 19
= 5 2 Z a 18
a 1 12 z z 21
o = 9 1 2 15
S 3 9 5 3 21
1 Z 1 = s 24
3 3 21 1 z 39
2 3 37 1 2 51
2 2 36 1 é 55
1 2 35 1 = 49
2 6 51 = E 66
1 2 22 2 2 30
1 5 91 = 2 110
1 5 7 1 = 92
= zs 52 e a 61
3 5 81 2 2 101
3 4 22 3 = 39
4 4 20 2 43
6 1 20 1 z 59
6 23 46 2 e 108
6 21 65 1 = 123
6 18 83 5 2 140
12 14 106 3 1 159
4 29 17 4 4 193
5 24 95 6 3 167
16 19 7 6 2 148
13 17 41 4 1 105
10 9 21 2 2 63
9 9 13 5 z 49
9 12 29 6 1 89
14 25 68 17 1 151
16 45 56 19 1 185
13 59 63 12 2 188
15 55 69 15 2 191
14 34 96 6 f 190
6 42 96 13 1 208
17 41 99 9 2 218
31 37 131 3 1 255
28 56 125 7 1 276
44 94 221 15 1 461
35 89 241 29 1 506
76 130 253 36 10 638
57 140 230 31 13 559
39 173 166 32 e 480
58 90 168 11 2 302

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28 GENERAL REVIEW

AGE DISTRIBUTION OF U. S. VESSELS ENGAGED IN
COMMERCIAL FISHING, 1865-1965 - Continued

TOTAL, EX-
NEW MIDDLE | CHESA- SOUTH GREAT Q
YEAR BUILT GULF PACIFIC HAWA] 1 |CLUSIVE OF
ENGLAND |ATLANTIC| PEAKE 1/|ATLANTIC LAKES 2/ DUPLICATION

NUMBER NUMBER NUMBER NUMBER NUMBER NUMBER NUMBER NUMBER NUMBER

WE go oo 6 0b oto 6 go 11 15 35 24 113 128 16 1 334.
EE o, Blauiea0 0-60 a alto 13 14 27 29 103) 163 6 - 343
WOR 6 te oo. 6 dla lo “on 6 46 20 11 37 21 119 164 7 369
UGE) oo Oo oto 0.0 0 6 6 6 18 35) 26 227 102 4 3 406
Wes of G5 O a).0 010 a O00 8 9 47 44 212 55 4 34
WEES ocd) 9 oltea @ 6 be dh 6 6 10 29 36 81 92 5 1 249
IES ono to ob 6 0 8 oo 11 15 74 48 121 72 4 322
VES? oo. oO Odo d,0)0 4 80 7, 18 62 55 198 81 4 394.
ICES @ ooo to so, bos 0 oe 5) 4 42 61 268 62 10 422
VER) 5 a bo ato o 6 Go oa on 11 9 56 38 110 60 5 270
VEO) a 6 do 6-6 oa bem 6 5 38 18 85 55 1 - 202
PEST Bee Ne a taboo Bravo o 12 6 26 23 79 73. 1 210
Ue G Solo oo 6 6 oa <c 9 6 20 19 87 76 203
WWESi5 a. Boo of6)o 66 os 11 8 28 31 153 95 1 - 308
UWS oto o tlood- o ot. ola 0 12 8 21 18 150 95 - 1 290
Ves 6a BS du oF B a co OO one 11 1 8 18 160 52 1 - 247
CONINOMINS o.6 60g o a 4 BNO 4 3 18 18 24 43 - - 109
TROUING sg) Geta iG 0-08 o ua! a i 703 579 1,413 1,122 3,683 4,855 377 57 12,311

1/ INCLUDES SAILING VESSELS.

2/ INCLUDES 4 VESSELS WHICH OPERATED IN LAKE WINNEBAGO, 2 OF WHICH WERE ALSO OPERATED IN THE GREAT LAKES.
TN THIS AND OTHER PUBLICATIONS THESE UNITS ARE LISTED IN THE SECTION TITLED "MISSISSIPPI RIVER FISHERIES."

U.S. FISHING VESSELS, 1965

Number of .vessels Thousand gross tons

5,000 —

Z
Za Number of vessels

Gross tons

T

NEW MIDDLE CHESA- SOUTH
ENGLAND ATLANTIC PEAKE ATLANTIC

PACIFIC

CATCH BY REGION, 1965

GENERAL REVIEW

(THOUSANDS OF POUNDS AND THOUSANDS OF DOLLARS)

29

SPECIES

FISH

AUEWIWVES}) 3 cis 3) be!
AMBERJACK ......
ANCHOVIES Stan renter venice ce
ANGEUPIISHes tele set bene
ANGEERGIUSH agenesis enue
BALI HOO uicmyennen ita rell cs
BARRACUDAW sy ter v-) 1s) te) te
BEUBESHinrey en els
BLUE RUNNER . 6
BONIWMOEr vent
BOWRIINiiiey ct te, <=
BUFFALOFISH . .
BUMTERRISHI v7
CABO Maren iesiet tens
CARP. . O010: 1
CATFISH AND BULLHEADS
CIGARENSHE Vv ict 6) v0
CD) 65. 66 6. 6 ob
CRAPPIE . .. 5
CREVALLE. . .
CROAKER...
CUSKcimreliejitien te
DOLPHIN. .
DRUM:
BEACKSiemrenike) ten telitea ts
KAD 6.6 ooo G.060o
EELS:
COMMON Pat invemotite) Moker
CONGERISS magento)
FLOUNDERS ....
GARFISH ...
GIZZARD SHAD.
GOATFISH.
GROUPERS. .
GRUNTS. . .
HADDOCK . .
HAKE:
RED Ereancnne
WHITE . .
HALIBUT . .
HARVESTF1 SH
HERRING:
SEIN 6=-5,.0i0ieas Onno
MEL READ eh etre vst falc
H]CKORY SHAD. .
HOGCHOKER . .
HOGF]SH . . .
JEWFISH . .
KING MACKEREL AOHO
KING WHITING OR
"KINGFISH" ,
FAUNCER Gree iver soni
MACKEREL. . .. .
MARIETING gracias ots ctu ene
MENDADENTpustienneliiet ete
MOJARRA . . . el uehjs
MULLET eens
OCEAN PERCH, “ATLANTIC
OCEAN POUT. ...
Seat: ite :
PERMIT. Oi Osos
PIGFISH .
PIKE OR PICKEREL. 5
ROELOCK Me Reteckier
ROMP ANO Re sererenaetee te

SALMON, ATLANTIC. .

SAND PERCH. .....
SAWEAISH Pou en tob vey leh vel
SCUP OR PORGY ....

SEA BASS, BLACK
AcE ANTAG) ntatrcets
SEA CATFISH... .

SEA ROBIN...

SEA TROUT OR WEAKFIS
GRAY... i
SPOTTED . .
WHITE .. é

SHAD ede Z

SEE FOOTNOTES

H:

.

NEW ENGLAND MIDDLE ATLANTIC CHESAPEAKE SOUTH ATLANTIC GULF
QUANTITY QUANTITY | VALUE | QUANTITY |VALUE QUANTITY] VALUE | QUANTITY] VALUE
10, 400 46 2 551 | 15,607 189 406 15
- - - - : 8} (1) 8} (1)
1 = = - 2 I = =
(1) - - - 6} (1) 4) (1)
36 1 41 2 - = - - - -
- - > 8 1 90 13
- - - - - = 1 1) ™) (1)
311 40 1,906 273 212 20 1,643 52 ee) 97
- - - - - = 52 2 1,963 66
82 9 64 8 36 3 (1) 1 - -
- - - - - = 3 1 4 a)
- - - - = - - 852 02
1, 468 205 1, 954 166 3, 069 244 367 29 - -
= - = 10 1 14 1 21 2
1 1 167 1 378 13 148 5 32 1
2 1 26 3 1, 329 122} 16,229] 2,507 53215] aasza
- - - - - - Alum (i) 314 32

35,465] 2,789 579 88 4 {;} = a : ©
o 5 = > 7 1 a é 2 oO
- - - - - 122 3 524 18
- - - - 1,532 154] 1,866 126 67 4

2,177 131 - - - = - - - -
- - (1) (1) - - 14 2 18 1
- 5) (a) 108 6 288 18 1,766 159
- - - 96 10 217 34 1,842 334.
109 25 391 62 937 176 115 U 12 1
39 1 11 WD) - - - -

112,061 | 10, 952 12,399| 1,821 2, 904 515| 5,097] 1,019 1,197 231
- - - - - - - - 928 54
- - - - 144 1 - - - -

- - - - - - 34 3 Dh (1)
- - - - - - 281 33) 9,075 90
- a (1) (1) es = 31 2 78 6

133, 878 | 13,628 14 - - - - - =

2,660 35 1, 343 40 42 2 - - - -
5, 960 285 46 3 1 (1) - - - -
328 115 - - - > = = =
- - - - 277 27 125 8 - -
75,014 | 1,245 534 12 202 2 - - -
- - - - - - 1,075 14 -
: Se) Hee | ae ie) weal =
© c = = 1 1 = = i =
- - - - - - Tile 1 (ett) 16 3
- - - - 40 3 196 18
- - - 6 1 2, 688 402 1,898 232
ath Gh) 31 3 75 6 3,695 332 1, 906 117
161 15 - - - = = = =
3, 160 250 767 87 400 47 (1) (1) - -
- - 1 1 - - = - =
20] (1) 151,011 i Mo 359, 946 5,402 | 192,275| 2,502|1,022,837| 16,902
- - - - - 58 4 105 8
- 29 17 2| 7,404 673] 33,918] 1,904

83,607 | 3,394 i (Ba (¢1)) - = = a z i
729 10 - - = = = é if
= 5 iu é = = = - 19 2
2 S - - - 3] (1) 30 3
Ss - & 9 1 96 9 22 1
= © = | S 5 1 = S S

11,706 721 4{ (1) - a Bs 7
= = - - - 287 173 600 391
CLaew - - = : 5

ree = —S cae + ——— ——S>+— — —-
: ; - - - alee "4 )

- - - - - - - 4) (1
11,467 980 | 16,635) 1,635 6,699 517 | 1,022 130 47 4
133 33 2, 527 428 5,014 397 | 1,225 164 - -

a - - - - - 8 1 335 21
263 3 73 2 182 2 - - - 3

4} (1) 890 85 2, 255 202 2, 282 155
- - S - 40 10 901 241 5,147| 1,270
= - e - - - - - 364 35
380 76 635 78 4, 298 457 | 2,379 484, = -

AT END OF TABLE.

(CONTINUED ON NEXT PAGE)

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30

CATCH BY REGION, 1965 - Continued

(THOUSANDS OF POUNDS AND THOUSANDS OF DOLLARS)

SPECIES NEW ENGLAND MIDDLE ATLANTIC CHESAPEAKE SOUTH ATLANTIC GULF
|

FISH - CONTINUED QUANTITY] VALUE | QUANTITY] VALUE | QUANTITY QUANTITY QUANTITY | VALUE
SHARKS:

GRAY ISH remote lire 331 2 99 566 23 - - - -

UNCLASSIFIED. . . . 21 1 38 1 121 4 38 s) 2] (1)

TOTAL SHARKS. . 27 38 3 2f_ (1)

SHEEPSHEAD:

FRESH-WATER . . . - = - - 170 18

SALT-WATER. . 2s - - 96 8 572 49
SIINVERSIDESB om ou temtente - 21 - - - -
SKATIESM Mm neentemeitentonte 136 (1) - - - -
SMA bo 5 6 0-0-0 0 312 85 - - - o
SNAPPER:

WNBo 66 6 6 O00 © = - - - - a () 28 3

MANGROVE. . 2... - - - - - 72 14 407 77

MUTTON Eom tomes ycute - - - - - - 64 17 110 26

G13) o 970 0 9.0 0.0 - = - - - - 641 221 13, 388| 3,912

VERMILION. . .. - - - - - - 14 2 72 14

YELLOWTAIL. . . - - - - - - 123 33 942 231
SPRADERISHIpetememten rnc - - - - - - (") ye - -
SPANISH MACKEREL. . . (1) (1) - 74 11 , 032 4 4,905 588
SPANISH SARDINES. . . - = - - - - - - 122 5
SHOPS 6b 0.9.4 00 010 - - - - 1,752 248 3, 036 353 338 24
STRIPEOP BASS eieceeiice 531 97 1,533 308 5, 162 975 486 77 - -
STURGEON, COMMON. . . 11 2 21 3 57 130 24 7 1
SUCKERS Hemtcnn sa romrouteun 2| (1) Wy) (Gt) Ue (u)) 6 1 - -
SUNEISH Nem cieiomtlmelte - - - - 12 1 - - - -
SWEUURISH ira ueyeemteiteyts - - 457 ag) || Yes Ges 182 411 13 - -
SWORDFISH. ..... 788 6 &
WAU oo: 016! 'G).0 = Z
TENPOUNDER. . 2...
THIMBLE-EYED MACKEREL
UNUPPNEHS o/s 6. 50%
TOMCOD, ... 9

TRIGGERFISH . .
TRIPLETAIL. .

TUNA:
BEUERIING an Maonte fitout
(TSS 16 fo) oo. obo
SK] PJACK. . 2 2 we
UNCLASSIFIED. . . .
TOTAL TUNA. . .
WARSAW .ire) ist fe) ol tenie

WHITES RERCH vei epuerireuts
Wil WUE a 646° a0 10
WOLFFISH. 5 0 GOs
WEEEOWSRERCH ty oin-tmeaes
UNCLASSIFIED;
KORE ROOD er wiuieiee
BAIT, REDUCTION,
AND ANJMAL FOOD.

TOTAL FISH...

SHELLFISH, ETC.

CRABS:
BLUE;
HARD. miele
SOFT AND PEELER .
GREEND yaemmameaaaters
WAS np -asb a -o 16
ST ONEM jue toicle

TOTAL CRABS .

CRAWFISH, FRESH-WATER
HORSESHOE CRABS ...
LOBSTERS:

NORTHERN. . 2... 2
SIIRRER Snr memoite - (1). ."
SIM o. etoumane = - a = - 2 1, 364 767 4,385| 2,467
SHRIMPR pes 5 08 ees 2,093 245 6 6 : 2 26,191} 10,160 | 195,237] 70, 907
CLAMS: —— — ————_——_—_——
HARD eget toe aus 3,242] 1,891 8,184] 6,194 2,729| 1,472 404 171 114 42
OCEAN QUAHOG. . . . 93 | eames a = = es u 2 S
RAZOR ner a) coaseets 4 1 5 2 : © = s >
SORTS eee pose ee 3,195] 1,705 239 81 7,874] 1,595 = = =
SURE mcmeemeityis tenis TEC 43,812] 3,175 275 22 - - - -
TOTAL CLAMS . . 6,535] 3,608 52,240] 9,452 | 10,878] 3,089 171 114 42

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31

GULF

SPECIES NEW ENGLAND MIDDLE ATLANTIC CHESAPEAKE SOUTH ATLANTIC
SHELLFISH, ETC.- QUANTITY} VALUE | QUANTITY QUANTITY QUANTITY} VALUE |, QUANTITY | VALUE
CONT] NUED
GONGIBs 0/65 016 G6 134 31 227 58 255 28 XG) 20 4
MUSSELS, SEA... . . 184 15 296 45 - - - - - -
CCTORUSImeie | her - - - - - - (1) (1) : 2
ee $$$ EEE
OYSTERS, MARKET,
EASTERN:
UEWIGDS (6! alo) ooo 25 43 121 123 | 11,554] 8,673 853 449) 11,070] 3,412
BRIIVATES er cintemcnte) te 315 609 636 941 9,634} 8,024 3,229} 1,064 8,086] 2, 300
TOTAL OYSTERS . so] 652 757|_1,064| 21, 188| 16,697 | 4,082] 1,513] 19,156] 5,712
PERIWINKLES AND
COCKLES. . . . 51 12 - - - - - - - -
SCALLOPS:
EN? ob Giana 0.0 459 562 982 766 - - 379 196 39 24
CALIGOs-o36' 6.0 60 - - - - - - 872 246 - -
SEN o oupua ooo lo 12,335] 8,350 4,813] 3,051 2,830] 1,725 92 56
SQUID Memeo) lle ie 840 81 1,427 99 255 13 35 4 54 6
SEAWURGHIIN’ tanto ie) ce 126 3 - - - - - - -
TERRAPINS Gi cietpe: 6) - - - - Zs 2 - 4 2
TURTLES:
EVENS oo 06 a B26 - = = a & = 2 = 2 10
GREEN Waar) depres - - - - - - - 3 5
LOGGERHEAD. .... - - (1) (1) - 2) (1) Tea (ah)
ISNARRER Merman renter) ie - - 74 1 295 56 17 3 12
SOFT-SHELL. . 2. . - - - © = = 413 26 = =
UNCLASSIFIED... . - - 2; (1) - - - - - -
TOTAL TURTLES . - - 76 11 295 56 432 29 46 18
SS SSS TS ——
PROCS 5 oso 6 a a 5 - - - - - - - - 8 3
IRISH|MOSS; 9. 2 5 5 4,645 86 - - - - - -
SPONGES Iatamat. syle). - - - - - - 12 %6 s6) 307
BLOODWORMS. .... 776 766 - - - -
SANDWORMS ...... 809 534 - - -
TOTAL SHELLFISH,
PUGS eo ae 122, 090
GRAND TOTAL . 702, 181 355, 951 356, 652| 26, 789 |1, 463, 475
MISSISSIPPI
SPECIES PACIFIC GREAT LAKES RIVER AND HAWAT | TOTAL
TRIBUTARIES
FISH QUANTITY | VALUE |QUANTITY] VALUE | QUANTITY] VALUE | QUANTITY] VALUE | QUANTITY] VALUE
AWEWIVIES iis isi ue) ce) 0a) co - - 14, 007 252 - - - - 78,758) 1,138
AMBERJACK . 2 2... - - - - - - 75 21 91 21
ANCHOVIES . 2... 5, 733 99 - - - - - 5, 734 99
ANGELFISH . ae - - - - - - - 10) (1)
ANGLERFISH. . 2... - - - - = - = 77 3
AMINTIONS 5G) Geta - - - - - - - 98 14
BARRACUDA... 2... 362 57 - - - id, 3 370 60
BUUERISHE Mc rep onic) ya: - - - - - - - - 5, 008 582
BOUERIKESvemvel teu oniouts - - (1) (1) - - - - ) (1)
BLUE RUNNER . . 5 - - - - - - - 015 68
BONIATORMeMecitcien (emia to 5,638 149 - - - - - - 5, 820 169
BOWRINSiehaemtenteiist fcc - - ly (Gb) 170 4 - - 178 4
BUFFALOFISH..... - - 73 9] 17,305] 1,916 - - 18,230} 2,027
BURBOTMPIN me Tels ree - - 309 11 52 2 - - 361 13
BUTTERFISH. ..... - - - - - - - 6, 858 644
CABEZONE....... ZA AGU) - - - = Ziliaan i)
CAB OM pretences) ens © - - - - - 45
CABRINDEAR Mei euienss osjute Wil (G)] - - - - - 1 (1)
CARR Sem cr rise si tclae 743 10 6,652 225| 22,116 740 - - 30,237) 1,005
CATFISH AND BULLHEADS - - 1, 286 362 | 11,915] 2,495 - - 36,002] 6,860
CHUBSIEmeeraentien ns - 10,920] 1,875 - - - - 10,920] 1,875
CIGARRISH tegen tac) sells - - - - - - - - 315 32
COD MS acarmmsraratcis: 10, 153 525 - - - - - - 46,201] 3, 402
CRAPPIIES semis) clue eb = | 4G) 44 9 - - 52 9
CREVALTEGMeuemey sate) te - - - - 78 35 724 56
CROAKERM -auoemert st cous - - - - - - 3, 465 284
CUES. 05:6 eto oro! o - - - - - - - 2,177 131
DOLLY VARDEN TROUT. . Al) (Gn) = = = if a)
DOMAIN d'o.d 6 oo - - - - 91 48 123 51
DRUM:
BIPACKSrarcuretpnet yfite - - - - 2,167 183
RED Iemrcietssyronied eh ce - - - - - - 2,155 378
EELS;
COMMON reatreprep rst ite - 25 6 alee (Gh) - - 1,590 277
CONGERIe wen remenrcnte - - - - - - 2h (Gt) 52 1
FLOUNDERS . . . . 46,463| 3,410 - - - - - 180,121| 17,948

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MISS] SS] PP]
SPECIES PACIFIC GREAT LAKES RIVER AND HAWAI I TOTAL
Be eed TRIBUTARIES
FISH - CONTINUED QUANTITY | VALUE | QUANTITY} VALUE | QUANTITY} VALUE } QUANTITY QUANTITY | VALUE

(YINGHENSHI te yee ve 171 23 - - - - - - 171 23
Rat eee f : ,) ee] el = : 1,591] 86
GIZZARD SHAD. .... - - 11 1 779 37 = = 934 3B
GOATFISH. S570 - - - = = - 109 56 143 59
GOUDRIISH Eee eine ene - - 168 5 - - - - 168 5
GROUBERSMaemesmaeneonniies 214 46 - - - - = o 9,570} 1,069
GRUNTS emcmemneerceces - - = 2 = = = 109 8
HADDOCK mince mncn ies - - - = = 2 133,892] 13,630
HAKE:

PCNFIC 5 6 60 610 3, 146 33 o - - - - - 3, 146 33

REDMamata oa ete - - - = - = 2 4,045 77

Wills 6 oo oa 6 0 - - - - - - - - 6,007 288
HALFMOON. . .. 2s 10 2 - - - - - - 10 2
MAMIE Go boo Do 40,497] 9,214 - - - - - - 40,825} 9,329
HARDEEAD Purell terse oamcins 216 43 - - - 216 43
HARVESTFISH .. 2. . - - - - - - 402 35
HERRING;

WANES: 0060 080 6 - - 4,830 421 - - - - 4,830 421

Go soo Gsoso 6 34, 543 617 = = - - - - 110,293] 1,876

THREAD Sema areata - - - - - - - - 1,075 14
HICKORY SHAD. . .. . - - - - - - - - 251
HOGCHOKER ...... - - - - - - (1) (1)
HOGEIISH iemmemeeierfarcmesiers - - - - - - - - 17
JACK MACKEREL... . 66,666] 1,829 - - - - 190 75 66,856] 1,904
VEWRISH ieee cara - - - - - - - 236 21
KING CROAKER. .... 1,138 52 - = = a 1,138 52
KING MACKEREL... . - - - - - - - - 4,592 635
KING WHITING OR :

WKTING RISE ome teem tare - - - - - - 5, 708 458
AK EMETROUMTH. cals er csbitel ne We ia) 124 81 - - 125 81
EPAUNCE MP iiereey ore eee - - - - - - - 161 15
LINESCD) 5 6 Goa 6,818 378 = - - - 6,818 378
MACKERE lees saepcr renee 7,050 224 = - - - - 11,377 608
MARTINA ei olen ere - - - - - - 571 166 572 166
MENHADEN. . 2... - - - - - - - - 1,726,089] 27,073
IMIINNOWS) Caxsnre) ensue ee - - - - 2 2 © = 2 2
MOJARRA . eae - - = = - - - 163 12
MOONEVEStomtepmeumeuis iets - a (C0) 18 4 - - 19 4
MULES co o bop - - - - - 24 21 41,392] 2,606
OCEAN PERCH

ATIZANTIN Cefitsyucy veleretice - - - - - = = - 83,608] 3,394

PACIFIC eta 28,352| 1,334 = 5 - - = C 28,352| 1,334
OCEANIIPOUTS Gane - - - = - - < = = 729 10
ORATIEY Elirepesmsarce es 3 1 = = = 5 - = 3 1
PADDEERIISH Mears miss) - - - 495 59 - - 514 61
RERCH Deemettemmenm-euetar rer 379 48 - - - - - 379 48
RERMIuigmretteues tetany ere - - - - - = = 33 3
RIGRIISHMaeiceee ss - - - - = = © 127 11
PIKE OR PICKEREL. . . - - 101 8 48 6 = = 154 15
POLLO) Sto eo 0 146 2 = = cS = = = 11,856 723
ROMPANOMSeueereey ree 62 17 - = = = = 949 581
QUILLBACK . . 1... - - 9) (1) 300 10 - 309 10
RAUIESH tema seeepatenirstsine: 1,472 11 - - - = 2 es 1,472 11
ROGKSBASS ieaaeemee pecan - - 6 1 = o = 6 1
ROCK ISH ES tiremrenyesname 21, 389 1,158 - - 2 21, 389 1,158
RUDDERFISH Per eucmnt - - - = = e 3 1 3 1
SABEERIISHeumam vere eta 7, 283 716 - - - = - oO 7, 283 716
SALMON: ———

ATIPANTH(Chyspenceustee ts - S

CHINOOK OR KING . . 29,316] 10,866

CHUM OR KETA. .. . 31,266| 2,794

BiINK Sno ye ee 79,655| 8,298

RED OR SOCKEYE. . . 148,054 32,842.

SILVER OR COHO. . . 38,515] 10,323

TOTAL SALMON. . 326, 806 | 65, 123

SANDNPERGH en emieje ch sone - -
SARDINE, PACIFIC. . . 1,924 126
SAUGERSS <i ici sce cs - -
SMe Geboass ple - -
SCURPIINID mem imecnueiiar 83 24
SCUP OR PORGY .. . - -
SEA BASS:

BLACK (ATLANTIC). . -

BLACK (PACIFIC) . . 352 55

Mill Uziic, Sotomen ante: co 1, 428 315
SEAWCAT FllSHBra cits were - -

SEAVIROBIIN (ey terre courine - -

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MISSISSIPPI
SPECIES PACIFIC GREAT LAKES RIVER AND HAWAII TOTAL
TRIBUTARIES
FISH - CONTINUED [QUANTITY] VALUE | QUANTITY] VALUE | QUANTITY] VALUE | QUANTITY] VALUE VALUE
SEA TROUT OR WEAKFISH:
GRAVES - - - = = = c 5, 431 442
SPOMREDNS eee - - “ = = 2 6,088} 1,521
WHITES fs cel toh tot (0) Je! - - - - - - S = 364. 35
SHADSitn tetas cs. 6 870 55 = S S = = = 8,562] 1, 150
SHARKS; ; :
GRAVRISH Ss cs st ae 2,083 14 S = = > - - 3,079 44
SOURRINemmemicn cn Ul {(0)) - = - = S z 1] (1)
UNCLASSIFIED... . 650 67 = = = 3 c - 870 76
TOTAL SHARKS. . [2,734 81 = = = = = = 3, 950 120
SHEEPSHEAD:
FRESH-WATER . . . . 2 = 4,105 91 4,757 298 = = 9,032 407
SALT-WATER. . 2. 12 1 = = = 2 > = 680 58
SIEVERSIDES son hes - - - - - - - S 145 21
SKATES HMitnis tiscli at ine 731 1 = = = = S - 880 16
SMELTMAH One eels 1,606 169 2, 201 93 = - = : 4,119 347
SNAPPER:
MANES oro oA so an'6 - - - - - - - e 29 3
MANGROVE. .... - - - - - - - 479 91
MUTTON Gueieureueinn 2 - - - - - - - - 174 43
3D 6 Fagot Ibi - - - = - = 2 14,029] 4,133
L BPS ce - - - = 2 = = = 86 16
VELCOWNAI sec eee ae - - - c3 > = = - 1,065 264
UNCLASSIFIED. . . . = = = © = = 234 150 234 150
SRADERISH enon einer elite - - - - - - - - 1 ay
SPANISH MACKEREL. . . - - = 2 S > 2 8,011 03
SPANISH SARDINES. . . = = = = = = 122 5
SPOTS Een eee - - - - - = Wl (0) 5,127 625
STEELHEAD TROUT... 508 136 - S = = - 508 136
STRIPED BASS. .... 42 4 - 5 = 2 7,754) 1,461
STURGEON:
COMMON. . 2. eee 328 27 4 4 = f = = 558 69
SHOVELNOSE, ETC. . > S & 28 5 = = 28 5
SUCKERS Mat tees ct tine = = 1,097 37 552 15 > = 1,659 53
SUNSHINE meen cae G = = 1 = = = 2 20 2
SUEUR 6 a6 0.5 . o = = = : 2 - 13, 403 218
Stasis Bee eh aoe 327 150 - = = = 19 4 3,049] 1,322
EAs ee css) - = = = 3 = = = 133 6
TENPOUNDER. . 2... - = A 2 = = 8 2 1,310 47
THIMBLE-EYED MACKEREL - - - - - - na)
MINLERMSH Se Ges Skee = = © = e = 1, 380 92
MOMCOD wits poy iaieesscueres 590 9 Z a S e = z 592 10
MRIGGERRISHe 2 Sys e c > - - - - y () 29 1
MRIPEETAT Us) toe, cbs) - - - - - - = = 6] (1)
BUSI. eter cipal: = = 858 26 = - = = 858 26
AUBAGORES) eters | 37,213] 5,852 = = = z, 37,220| 5,654
BUUERINGS Bis chs 6 16,020] 2,091 = = = = ard sari 21,468| 2,911
BImTUG NES SON ea ais = 3 7 é - = 37 3
Shek See gone pies porees = - : o 16, is 2, or 100, 922] 10,909
Beihai: = = = = 497) 177| 158,997] 22,034
UNCLASSIFIED. |. . 5 2 = = si z a : 251s
TOTAL TUNA. . . | 296,485] 38,693 = = = Z 17,450| 2,666] 318,895] 41,734
a SS SS SSS se
TURES a G6 bono a 79 4 - - - - = = 79 4
WAHOOS nie felyaesre ts oer 32 9 x 5 = 31 6 63 15
WARSAW. 2... 5 - 2 2 = = 358 28
RAUITEGA ne RE: 149 14. = = 149 14
BASS aes = & 1,113 208 82 77 = 1
WaT Bass 1195 215
COMMON. . 2... = 1,648 822 39 14
MENOMINEE . 2... - 60 "1 = u Wee “i
WHITE PERCH. 2... > 16 6 7 5 2 2, 238 283
mug epee luis bas Sel eee
YECHOWNBASSI§ 5) 0 4 Z é 3 6 1 z i 6 1
YELLOW PERCH. . . .. = = 5,499 963 472 82 = - 6,282] 1,084
YELLOW PIKE... . - = 727 307 564 141 3 = 1,291 448
YECUOWNANIGRES A edt 128 14 = z 2 # z 5 "128 14
UNCLASSIFIED:
FORBROODE Satur amie 3 1 = = 1 1 619 302 9,669 965
BAIT, REDUCTION, — () 288
AND ANIMAL FOOD. . 2,992 59 e e = e ce : . 265,438] 2,947
TOTAL FISH. . . | 926,866 [125,078 | 55,905| 5,832 | 60,474/ 5,915| 19,534] 3, 56513, 947, 044 [241, 123
SHELLFISH, ETC. —S== Se apf
CRABS;
BLUE;
HARD. a s
ee : c " 2 2 5 Ss 166,996 | 11
SOFT AND PEELER . - = = = = 3 a 2 ve 3 aie
DUNGENESS»... 28,913] 4,699 = 2 = e = e 28,913| 4,699

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MISSISSIPPI
SPECIES PACIFIC GREAT LAKES RIVER AND HAWAI | TOTAL
TRIBUTARIES
SHELLFISH, ETC.- QUANTITY| VALUE | QUANTITY] VALUE | QUANTITY] VALUE | QUANTITY) VALUE , |, QUANTITY| VALUE
CONT] NUED Se Sapte oe al eee cae al] Sete macy | sme eo | eee nN | |G | (acne | a
CRABS - CONTINUED: a :
GREENS mi eeerts - - - - - - -
RINGS a 6 oo oo 6 | UsisGaill 1722 = = 2 2 131,671] 12,729
ROCKS BOB ve dey 329 32 = 2 : : 2 - 2,602 142
STONEMM ura ent eG - - - - - - - 872 353
UNCLASSIFIED. . . . - - - - - - 28 16 28 16
TOTAL CRABS . . | 160,913] 17, 460 = = = = 28 16| 335,407] 30,792
Saa{3Ss=$—seS6q(_059jSeSa@({_S SSS >So Y[————=
ARTEMIA (BRINE SHRIMP
EGGS . ( Rice ) - - © = 170 51 = S 170 51
CRAWFISH, FRESH-WATER 13 4 = = 6,981 781 - = 8,779] 1,039
HORSESHOE CRABS... - - - - - - = - 212 1
IIMBET ees seb en aes - - - - - - a3 77 3 7
LOBSTERS:

NORTHERN. . .
SIIRRE Retemesieeiirs
SBIINY@emte: os) ele
SHRIMP MEsEReliteat mite
ABALONE . 2... ©
CLAMS;
HARD ciara stiieties
OCEAN QUAHOG.
RAZORGteteran aus
SPs 6 oo 6
SUF gona
MI:XEDIyerenae: ve

TOTAL CLAMS .
CONCHS, . .. ©

MUSSELS, SEA. . : :
MUSSEL SHELLS...

PEARLS AND SLUGS
OCTORUSS ee ie
OYSTERS, MARKET:
EASTERN:
RUBIO Crermreumeims
PRIVATE... .
PACIFIC . .
WESTERN . .

TOTAL OYSTERS
PERIWINKLES AND

COCKE Sir armicnreyarene - - - - - - - = 51 12
SCALLOPS;
GYAN? o.oo 6 0 O09 - - - - - - = - 1,859] 1,548
CATE COR es suremmrys - - - - - - - - 872 246
SEN Gio oi dheeb-e - - - - 20,070] 13, 182
SQUID WM Ameuuen einen cons ser 18,620 308 - - - 3 1 21, 234 512
MOLLUSKS, UNCLASSIFIED (1) (1) - - - - - - () (1)
SEAMURCHIINEprmrcmreneems - - - - - - - - 26
TERRAPIN coon romrnrnucire - - - - - - - - 11 4
TURTLES: SSS eS SS
BYIENS. oo 06 G aso - - - - 5 27 - - Y 37
GREENMCmrcne ecnnnnrs - - - - = - 31 5
LOGGERHEAD. . ... - - - - - 3 (600)
SUIDERG: GG 0 6) B40 - - - - 25 1 - - 25 1
SNARRERBrewiaiirerenicdre - - - - 124 18 - - 522 91
SOFT-SHELL. . 2... - - - - - - - - 413 26
UNCLASSIFIED. . . : z : = - - 2{_ (1) 4 li)
Vo ae neers +
TOTAL TURTLES . - - - - 154 46 2 1 1, 005 160
FROGS meen enireniciisr a. - - - - 44 17 = = 52 20
KELP (WITH HERRING
EGGS) Pieameirenen = 460 106 - - - - - - 460 106
TRISHMMOSSIoe gs mrrein sya - - - - = = = - 4,645 86
SEAWEED Ie nan reams - - - - = = 3 1 3 1
SPRONGESImeaenron eats qi - - - = = S = = 45 343
BLOODWORMS. ..... - - = = - - - - 776 766
SANDWORMS ..... . - - - - - - - -
TOTAL SHELL- = SSS ese Sa Se —"
AISHMET@E IL” 211,416] 22,657 = - 24,281} 1,929 54 37} 821, 279]203, 928
, . _————— a —=—= = ——<—— od
WHALE PRODUCTS:
MEAL a ettioe unseen 2, 780 203 = e = - - - 2, 780 203
MEAT aes eemee teat tum 2, 995 256 - - = = = é 2,995 256
O}L:
SPERM aes aera 1,056 66 - - - = = = 1, 056 66
WHA Eee re 1,612 103 - = = = = = 1,612 103
* . . 2 +———_—+ 2
TRRObUC TTS 8, 443 628 = - = 2 = = 8, 443 628

eee
GRAND TOTAL . . |1, 146, 725] 148, 363 55, 905 5,832 84,755] 7,844 19, 588 3,602 |4, 776, 766} 445, 679
lod

1 LESS THAN 500 POUNDS OR $500.
2/ TAKEN FROM ]DAHO WATERS.
3/ INCLUDES DATA ON THE CATCH OF BIGEYE TUNA JN HAWAI].

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CATCH BY GEAR, 1965
(THOUSANDS OF POUNDS AND THOUSANDS OF DOLLARS)
GEAR NEW ENGLAND MIDDLE ATLANTIC CHESAPEAKE
QUANTITY VALUE QUANTITY VALUE QUANTITY VALUE
HAUL SEINES, . . ede. 974 35 1,833 258 12, 509 499
STOP NETS AND SEINES . . .. 44,404 759 = - > -
RURSERSEINGSmcmrem ecm carcmctes 23, 770 465 145,566 2, 208 316, 340 4,841
BAGINERSaemememtimcnr yarn ons 82 20 S - - =
BEAMMITRAWUSIimcne pie ntaten eumenite - - 5 5 = -
OMMERMTRAWUS anemone tsaredrenns 529, 652 37,187 129,579 5,549 30,908 1,534
WEIGSs: 00 40-100 6.0.0 BO 14, 965 245 219 4 = -
ROUNDINETS Heer etme yee 4,177 188 10,145 374 87, 166 2,505
RUOATHINGETRAPS ce. ee ie 10, 842 915 es 2 = =
FYKE AND HOOP NETS... . 2 (2) 153 14 10,739 256
POMS ANDmTRAPSIie We a 2 Ucn 26,772 18, 581 4,093 850 3/ 60,782 3/ 4,758
GILL NeiSo. 56.6 6p 6 ood 5,320 367 2,620 333 9,196 1,217
HOOKS AND BAITS. ......- 12,154 1,317 2,021 597 17,175 1,658
DIP NEUS.c 6:60 6 6 00-8 0 2,498 119 - = 94 27
BUSHANEMS arm cureuicntsrienee tone - - 1 1
HARPOONSMemreme en cimevecimeincnre 325 87 41 14 - -
SGENE.6 co 616 0 oo a orgs 14 4 85 13
SCRACES Mera omrar mcr ce taremisa - - - - 2,122 703
DREDGES. . DDO HO 14, 280 9,797 53, 318 10,071 30, 974 12,548
TONGS AND RAKES ‘2/ ; bie 6,999 1,665 5,665 4,113 13, 363 9,555
HOESHANDERORKSUcii-ctec) re) ste 4,860 3,040 17 77! - =
DINVIIINGROUTEM WTS voneeyesine) cp 34 28 - - - -
GN? GRANDS 6::6!656°6 605 Oe 7 18 590 270 166 88
VOUS: 9 9 6.0) oe Bee 702,181 74,837 355,951 24, 681 591,534 40,189
GEAR SOUTH ATLANTIC GULF PACIFIC
QUANTITY VALUE QUANTITY VALUE QUANTITY VALUE
AU Iai EXUNE:Siepmrctatsiiresacironven tel 10, 363 1,117 13,445 899 1/ 2,667 1/306
RURSERSFINESIraurs wens aeyncqnenne 192,572 2,498 1,022, 495 16, 897 1/496, 854 1/49, 636
FING) NEUS. 606: 6 6 po a toad 275 69 - = Sagi
BEAMMTRAWUS Seacspmenen teem (eles - - - - 2,951 135
OMMERMTRAWLSIa leet uta ceeu le 63, 353 12,757 288, 986 72,977 139,113 7,513
WEURS Hie carci ritenes einen tates Sete - - - - 92 13
ROUNDSNETS@s Sie see 6 10,947 309 4 3 198 52
FRLOATINGSSTIRAPSuwente: oe) venkes ee - - - - 174 36
FYKE AND HOOP NETS 1 1... 531 73 2,018 464 - -
ROTSWANDITIRAPSHcjwiene orca ste 31, 259 3,133 34,141 4,631 161,718 17, 896
GIDUSINETSeiecu urn sen sweets 17,566 1,759 36,196 3,037 4/175, 795 4/36, 266
TRAMMEWNETS ied. ct, c 45 Mocks = 7, 805 1,176 m4) ei
HOOKS AND BAITS. ...... 21,509 2,937 36, 762 6,972 145, 691 32,140
DIP NEWS 6 lovooco G Gideo26 3,077 144 2,019 317 5/ 1,026 (5/78
REEGRHINEMS meta ne: fs) tei ketene - - - 470 125
WHEE USB teeniomr ues Wh depict sn fe - - - 38 7
CASTRNESSuremrem nmaemesecimcu re 100 26 3 (2) = -
BAR POONSHE tr pemen siren maneitemis - - - - 8,718 755)
SREARS Bem mromonretmenie ecine esp 221 42 174 45 - -
DREDGES. . . ond 641 370 15,139 4,339 6/ 9,191 6/ 2,235
TONGS AND RAKES 7. aes 2,610 883 4,030 1,384 = - -
SHOVEESSi me) ns sepaote - - - 652 364
BRUSHBMRAPS Saris in cmesureeie renee - 54 29
GRABS sieoteie scien wes five: Wey eel - 8 3
HOOKS Seana reper nneity e coretaortaus 12 36 13 87 =
BINVIINGHOUMTREnSi rune as el ase - 20 221 915 698
BY@HANDStPrreneet rs. a ei deude.-s ie 1,616 636 163 61 6/ 462 6/108
TOTAL. Seats 356 , 652 26, 789 1,463,475 113, 542 1,146,725 148, 363
a
MISSISSIPPI RIVER
GEAR GREAT LAKES AND TRIBUTARIES
eee al Se eR eet ee © She [Ec ne eed Res ERT
QUANTITY VALUE QUANTITY VALUE
HAULERS EINES imamate siesmetteliretire 8,051 436 18, 058 808
OMMERWMRAWLESIestwciaects ieewesen ye 12, 066 236 1,542 91
WEIS AWrerbonie wise Mame nWel csi vende - 990 36
ROUNDENEMTS ep emecmmannaynenceuen ics 4,899 287 29 2
TRA PANES ppecemammeetcouiell felicia 7,750 1,105 1,578 79
FYKE AND HOOP NETS . 1 1), 479 53 11,822 1,190
ROTSRAND STRAPS seuavretyci tes cele - - (3/4a95331 3/ 1,001
GIETSINET:Seepeemicrernee rouchee 22,444 3,655 0,934 e Viele
VANE NIBUS 5. Gi 66d G's. oo - - 7,473 752
HOOKS AND BAITS, . 2... 216 60 6,068 1,510
ELECTRICAL SHOCKERS. ... . - - 40 2)
DIPINETS#%e. ss; ue elielnre - = 770 60
TONGS AND RAKES Ws ele - - 45 17
DIIMANGHOUTE ITS Meme tener iereek e - - 364 20
EOWANDS 5 5 5 05 0.0. Bb oND - - 4,507 355
CROWEOOMIBARSsmciren ts ome) - - 12, 204 706
TOTAL.

SEE FOOTNOTES AT END OF TABLE,

(CONTINUED

ON NEXT PAGE)

GENERAL REVIEW

36

CATCH BY GEAR, 1965 - Continued

(THOUSANDS OF POUNDS AND THOUSANDS OF DOLLARS)

GEAR HAWA | | TOTAL

QUANTITY VALUE QUANTITY VALUE
HAULESEINESH gteiteiietsl te oir! 44 19 67,944 4,377
STOP NETS AND SEINES.... - - 44,404 759
BURSERSEINES Me mmemne mms promtcne - - 2,197,597 76, 545
ENG NETS ¢ S906 0.06 0000 343 166 700 255
BEAMMIRAWLS\aieetycume iin retiomtomce - - 2,956 140
OMMERIATRAWES) =) amen treehouse - | - 1,195,199 137, 844
WENRSo:c 0 6 6 5 0 0 OO O10 - - 16, 266 298
ROUNDS NEGSimeqneienmenteientenmtcn. - - 117,565 3,720
UNA? NEIS5 oo 6 oo 010 0 0 - - 9,328 1,184
FLOATING TRAPS . 2... 2s s - - 11,016 951
FYKE AND HOOP NETS... . - - 25, 744 2,050
POTS AND TRAPS... 2. 90 41 327,186 50,891
@0UL Nevo c 6 o/6 o Op.0.0 65 39 280, 136 47,890
TRAMMEL NETS... 2 eo - - 15, 278 1,928
HOOKS AND BAITS. . 2. so 18, 859 3, 255 260, 455 50, 446

ELECTRICAL SHOCKERS. .... - - 40 2)
DIP MES 6 ooo 06-6 as0 o - - 9,484 745
litre MEiSs Go 6.516 0% GO 98 35 98 35
Rea? MlzuS5! 6 oo oles) Oxo - 470 125
PUSHIINETSiuek cient ons, sites 1 1
WHEELS aera amie ci on cuisine - 38 ui
CASTBINEDS@iretay remeron sos 3 2 106 28
HARPOONS . . id a 60-9 - - 9,084 856
SREARS ome MOnC Mic mcm mcm 4 ) 498 107
SCRAPES suacencuritenmenn situs - 2,122 703
DREDGES Ramer cna ciouieu enero - - 123,543 39, 360
TONGS AND RAKES 7/7... .. - - 32,712 17,617
HOES! AND! FORKS’ su. eile - - 4,877 3,047
SHOVELSS 6.5/6, d%at bao ono - - 652 364.
BRUSHEMRAPS iii jotta slr an - 54 29
GRABSAMM Were cenie eae ee Maire. 9 8 3
RKB a5. bo oNoweuid 0 - - 25) 123
DIVIINGROUTFITS Heme tec en cols - 15.333 967
BYRHAND retested tied caer 3 7 7, 564 1,543
UNCLASSIFIED GEAR, ..... 79 35 79 35
CROWFOOT BARS... -. 2. ees - - 12, 204 706
TOW 6 6,604 6°6 0 19,588 3,602 4,776, 766 445,679

THE CATCH BY HAUL SEINES
LESS THAN $500.

IN ALASKA AND BY LAMPARA NETS IN CALIFORNIA HAS BEEN INCLUDED WITH PURSE SEINES.

THE CATCH BY
THE CATCH BY
THE CATCH BY

SLAT TRAPS
TRAMMEL NETS

IN VIRGINIA AND MISSISSIPPI

IN CALIFORNIA HAS BEEN

RIVER HAS BEEN
INCLUDED WITH GILL NETS.

BRAIL OR SCOOP NETS

IN CALIFORNIA HAS BEEN

INCLUDED WITH DIP NETS,

INCLUDED WITH POTS AND TRAPS.

THE CATCH BY HAND IN WASHINGTON AND OREGON HAS BEEN INCLUDED WITH THE CATCH BY DREDGES.

ty
2/
3/
4/
5/
&/
vy

INCLUDES THE

CATCH BY OYSTER GRABS,

SMALL OTTER TRAWL

GENERAL REVIEW =

CATCH FROM WATERS OFF THE UNITED STATES
AND ON THE HIGH SEAS OFF FOREIGN COASTS, 1965

THOUSANDS OF POUNDS

WATERS OFF HIGH SEAS OFF
U.S. COASTS FOREIGN COASTS

AREA AND SPECIES TOTAL

ATLANTIC AND GULF STATES: QUANTITY QUANTITY QUANTITY
NEW ENGLAND: jaa Ghia t paar ToErieme.
COD MMU Arctic, carey otis Usileeneneteehs ben sete cd 33,499 1,966 35,465
CUSK spon cur eecte Witsy con Soke er mamanr eC crs ameanpne aE 5 2,027 150 PATA
RUOUNDERS bah culoareionsevinemuear cy aia susavasmyey omar any ciciocirsinys 111,380 681 112,061
HADDOCK ES etree tise nine ers eee le 125,735 8,143 133, 878
ARK EPeai Hl Fan Ecemrcene aeg ca eee ests, Sc Pen gaia i fie cee atts 5,694 266 5, 960
HABIBU Teeth Galiealicnralteneny Geelusihea bamiona seplayeceise 301 27 328
OCEANIRERCH US eunnete te SPR el Testor Sigel. gee. sive 15,400 68, 207 63, 607
ROWLOCK ap yeaa ain aie bce Manse otic ch ds, tales cet 10, 860 846 11,706
SWORD RUSH ER temenecnten aie ieee anatase ene er eo 7g 732 56 788
TONABRIBLUERUN ersten citer Sy suse tuccierayom [elie “Gr eyjrai ts 2,525 1 2,526
UBINIINGS. ‘6:60 pooabe pace cial ot auewor bin Ba thor jam 75,317 60 75,377
WOLF RISHmsiae insman foe i eimel ee iea abet pov a rad eer edes 487 118 605
UNGEASSHIFiED ie sya ee cimcavenes wows reuse nicsrs ale ereurstetounous'suies 237, 656 47 237,703

BOUL cate eowewal PSO ACO mBe CRON beeCnnoIT ae 621,613 80,568 702,181
_——— ee ——

MIDDLE ATLANTIC STATES, UNCLASSIFIED, TOTAL. .... 355, 951 = 355,951
CHESAPEAKE STATES, UNCLASSIFIED, TOTAL. ..... 591,534 = 591,534
SOUTH ATLANTIC STATES, UNCLASSIFIED, TOTAL. .... 356, 652 > 356, 652
GULF: sal aa GR
GROURERS@ aipeticeruPArter sensu ch oRbeI RAN crs cutee’ tof, reueaine: 7,993 1,082 9,075
SNABRER MRED nnen aay oaths (heuniminicn, bs Pelican Ryan inte moun oi 7,708 5,680 13,388
SHRIMP bse sianystipet ict ee are Noe Veutati.c ie ctamebecl ey «oe 166, 805 28,432 195, 237
UNGIEASSIIIFAIE Diveyercwme salswnr aula weirs crabanetsuklrSenrssertpm senor ae rapes 1,245,371 404 1,245,775

TOTALS tramr ee cubte cle teocnuar es: cotts feWiccasir ay al cua 1,427,877 35,598 |
TOTAL ATLANTIC ‘AND GULF STATES... .... 3,353, 627 116,166 3,469,793

PACIFIC COAST STATES:

ALASKA, WASHINGTON, AND OREGON:

BOTTOMFISH (WASHINGTON AND OREGON) 1/....... 40, 209 42,150 82,359
HUAWEI UT ye arcoieceeto vist ararcreieretelc tave seca imsreyerrtwhewmasayors 37, 087 3,405 40,492
SAUMON Imei esersuectncwe. ap 08) Ve Bemyeg betta). fs wel potieaaainey ve 313, 989 3,079 317,068
TUNA:

AUBACORERearsirreastrs eter te: ceevstaen apne aoteoicianl emcees 13, 869 126 13, 995
BEUERING Raetse raeuter so cp laren sere isi iar cue sche = 92 92
SRIPUACK Rem iteactt eta tpt iior tas tr tin nino: = 510 510
VEUEOWRIIN ees pamere cheat weersMie verre a creatives

UNCLASSIFIED . 232,102

NOTA roteee tien tamken aeicu ict eairsayu tau shiehnesteisokrs 637,306

CALIFORNIA:
BARRACUDA ahsihs te cMre ys eihon ouesiaeincimisctey Sonica ctclince nents re 273 362
FONIUO aio! Glave. Ge oe bicoue Oli oo Bue Gplo.ded 6 5,632 6 5,638
RLOUNDERSG ps suremcimenyomronc) eevee mraigicnie. see etm alge case 22,157 Hs 22,272
ORGUAHS 3) GoM ohoton6 bo Glob) B a a cod b ooo = 214 214
ROCF IGHIES: owns ot-ocbststepec sale och. ob. 3 Bi cdmece 9,292 100 9,392

SEA BASS:
BUACK Ai yasmronhoshierien or sca ico astro Nicupeumentccmeysysteure 13 339 352
MHUIZ6 oso ono Soup eomota. oO \aneutuG lonakolene eo 578 850 1,428
SHARKSSRUNCEASSIIGIED equapveniamrcimenen: venieg femwol te nemcoyne 610 38 648

TUNA:
INUEYNCORE: 286 Va eno) cbulg So ob) o od “ch bab bid: D6 20, 082 3,136 23,218
UUZRING Gyo oo ebb Glo Wd) Goon bio SOotaLol 6 2,274 13, 654 15,928
SRIRGNIS stb-g4dhoweso G16 6 oodua) OG 6 b+a..6 - 84,242 84,242
VERMOWRINetion Matettolne hcuseimamieie cos cuat iicitenenitan cus = 156,553 156, 553
ee
VON WUD esiguexo GS Sea ol oolosseQmow sto 22,356 257,585 279, 941
=|
WaLMON ANG rua o.S\onoun Sa dum oe ouglo. O80. oceo 115 128
UNGEASSIIIFIEDmcercnuemitiercrcoremrsveistcotrem smcuremectrc racine 49 137, 653
HOTA staroplteimey et teers ines cmon stort ney Selec) esate 198,528 259,500 458,028
—_ —_
MOTAMIPAGIFICMCOASTASIATESPemep fee en ciel fence 835,834 310,891 1,146,725
GREAT LAKES AND MISSISSIPPI RIVER STATES,

UNCEASSIIENED SATOT Amen eu raco tenet on earcmmcnreu 140, 660 140, 660
HAWAIIIEMUNCLASSIIENEDs aT OWAWMentcu aseiNcetoiia, be) ce (elnel fal ae) 19,588 19,588
GRAND TOTAL oe a eivay seven teu sshtseceefeucs, sep osu stere 4,776, 766

1/ PRINCIPALLY COD, FLOUNDERS (INCLUDING SOLE), LINGCOD, OCEAN PERCH, ROCKFISHES, AND SABLEFISH.

GENERAL REVIEW

38

CATCH USED FOR HUMAN FOOD AND INDUSTRIAL PRODUCTS, 1965

(THOUSANDS OF POUNDS AND THOUSANDS OF DOLLARS)

1TEM NEW ENGLAND MIDDLE ATLANTIC CHESAPEAKE

QUANTITY.

QUANTITY QUANTITY.
FOR HUMAN FOOD,

TOTAL « « «ee we ww

594,416 115,566 194,130

FOR INDUSTRIAL PRODUCTS;
ANIMAL FOOD, FRESH AND

FROZEN 6 'o°0 0 ooo 0 oO 9,431 420 1,984

BAIT, FRESH AND FROZEN. . 16, 293 1,601 6, 656 178 58, 732 1,091
CANNED ANIMAL FOOD. . . « 17,388 313 170 4 9,856 148
REDUCTION TO MEAL, OIL,

EUCH oO LOE Ne Ome ead 60, 008 233,139 326, 832 4,790
OME -6 6 0 0.0 06 a 0:0 4,645

-—

TOTAL «we we we ewe 107, 765

GRAND TOTAL . «6 « « « 702, 181 355,951 591,534

i

PACIFIC

tie (INCLUDES HAWA11)

QUANTITY QUANTITY. QUANTITY

VALUE
FOR HUMAN FOOD, AE

TOTAL Ne clive ie) leltel fomte

350, 174 1,081,036 149,701

154, 179

FOR INDUSTRIAL PRODUCTS:
ANIMAL FOOD, FRESH AND
RROZENsmrelcmteiieiiett ents - 10, 680
BAIT, FRESH AND FROZEN, . 3,765 65 6,160
CANNED ANIMAL FOOD. . . « 192 2 73; 649
REDUCTION TO MEAL, OIL,
ElCussae. Siberia ane 198, 504 2,706 1,022,777
OMI 56 ooo ooo bo |. 12 36 35

TOTAL « « © «© © © 0-0 202, 473 2,809 1,113,301

GRAND TOTAL . 6 « « « a 356, 652 26,789 i 1,463,475

MISSISSIPPI RIVER
AND TRIBUTARIES

113,542 1,166,313

ITEM GREAT LAKES

TOTAL

QUANTITY VALUE QUANTITY QUANTITY

FOR HUMAN FOOD,
TOTAL ver etic) ve! fe)aie 35,416 5,438

2,587,212

FOR INDUSTRIAL PRODUCTS;
ANIMAL FOOD, FRESH AND

EROZEN Bem eiielebiettelilemenre 6,140 137 4,507 116 44,034 1,035
BAIT, FRESH AND FROZEN. . - - 796 10 110,350 3, 660
CANNED ANIMAL FOOD. ... 8,569 153 246 4 127, 488 2,391
REDUCTION TO MEAL, OIL,

EX Ceueewre pies sMlatfie) Keiveluotte 1,886,079 28,715
OME G 6G. 05 pra Bo 21,603 1,492

TOWAL ve. ve} eet te) 0} cove

22, 460 1,183 2,189,554
——— asl
84,755 7, 844 4,776,766

GRAND TOTAL . « « « «

GENERAL REVIEW S

CATCH USED FOR INDUSTRIAL PRODUCTS, BY REGIONS, 1965

(THOUSANDS OF POUNDS)

NEW MIDDLE SOUTH ciel MISS.

FISH QUANTITY | QUANTITY | QUANTITY | QUANTITY | QUANTITY | QUANTITY | QUANTITY | QUANTITY | QUANTITY
ALEWIVES .. . 9, 436 600 14,712 241 401 14,007 = 39,397
ANCHOVIES. « « - - - - 2,825 = = 2,825
ANGLERFISH . « 1,324 = > 2 = iB S 1,324
BALLYHOO .. . - - - 90 - - - 98
BONITO... « - - - - - 1,857 - - 1,857
BOWFIN. 2... - - - - - - - 30 30
BULLHEADS. . .« - - - - - - - 122 122
BURDOT . . « « - - - - - - - 15 15
BUTTERFISH . . 214 184 455 521 a = = es 1,374
GARR 5 Golo 6 - - - - - - 57 2,114 2,171
CHUBSe ee 6 © - - - - - - Tesi] - 1,551
CIGARFISH. . - - - - 314 5 = - 314
CREVALUETS rene - - - 19 78 - - o 97
CROAKER. « « « - - 72 3,144 53, 632 - - - 56, 848
DRUM, BLACK. . - - - - 10 - - - 10
EELS, COMMON . 5 - 124 - = = - - 129
FLOUNDERS. . . 1,208 12, 000 34 9 248 5,991 = oS 19,490
GARFISH. . « « - - - - - - 2 2
GIZZARD SHAD . - - - - - - 796 796
HAKE:

PACIFIC. . . - - - - - 3,326 - - 3,326

RED 696 o-6 25,690 38,775 - - - - - - 64, 465

WHITES) 6) oe - 150 - - - - - - 150
HERRING:

WANES Geo - - - - - - 14 = 14

SG Gb bo 17, 834 437 12 - 34,421 - - 52,704

THREAD - - - - 1,075 - - - - 1,075
JACK MACKEREL. - - - - - 11,139 - - 11,139
KING CROAKER . - - - - - 604 = - 604
KING WHITING. - - - 216 23 - 5 = 239
WAUNGENS = 6. 161 - - = 2 S & 161
MACKEREL . . 545 - - - - 849 = = 1,394
MENHADEN . 6 20 151,011 359, 946 192,517 |1,022,809 = - - 1,726, 303
MUUU ET aces - - - 148 686 - = - 834
OCEAN PERCH:

ATLANTIC . 917 - - - = = 2 os 917

PAGIRIGe: ee - - - - - 130 - - 130
OCEAN POUT OR

EEL POUT... 9,613 1,200 - - - - 10,813
PIGESSHearemtetis - - - 338 - - - - 338
PINRISHS 2 2. - - - 132 - - - - 132
ROWLOCKse. 6 6 145 - - - - 146 - - 291
RATRISH. .+. - - - - - 1,473 - - 1,473
ROCKFISHES . . - - - - - 678 - - 678
SABLEFISH. . « - - - - - 1,145 - - 1,145
SALMON, CHUM . - - - - - 647 - - 647
SAND PERCH . . - - - 132 - - - - 132
SARDINES:

PAGIIRAGs) 1 - - - - - 1,200 - = 1,200

SPANISH. « « - - - - 122 - - - 122
SCULPIING +. 16 “6 - 100 - - - - - 100
SCUP OR PORGY. - 250 404. 348 - - - - 1,002
SEA CATFISH. « - - - - 373 - - - 373
SEA ROBBIN . « 1,273 9,064 450 - - = = - 10,787
SEA TROUT:

GRAYS=ete: 6. - - 300 444 - S - = 744

WHITES 0 « - - - 7,282 = - - 7,282
SHARKS Meusentey te 315 es - - - 2,086 - - 2,401
SHEEPSHEAD,

FRESH=WATER « - - - - - S 4,000 2,300 6,300
SILVER EELS OR

CUTTLEFISH. . - - - - 3,825 - - - 3,825
SILVERSIDES OR

SPEARING. . « - 145 - - - - = = 145
SKATES aimetns: fe 3,734 5,500 - - - 577 - - 9,811
SPANISH

MACKEREL. . - - 6 - - - - 6
SMEIETBettes. cave - - - - - - 2 - 2
SPOliNearsatenie Ne - - 192 1,520 7, 282 = 2 = 8,994
SWELLFISH. « «© - 150 2,880 - - - - - 3,030
TENPOUNDER . . - - - 1 1,301 = - - 1,302

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GENERAL REVIEW

CATCH USED FOR INDUSTRIAL PRODUCTS,
BY REGIONS, 1965 - Continued

(THOUSANDS OF POUNDS)

ATLANTIC

40
NEW MIDDLE CHESA= SOUTH
SEC IES ENGLAND ATLANTIC PEAKE
FI SH-OGONTD. QUANTITY | QUANTITY | QUANTITY

TOMCOD . « « «
TULLIBEE . « «
WHITE PERCH. «
WHITING. « « «
UNCLASSIFIED .

TOTAL FISH 4 . 101, 263

QUANTITY

GULF

QUANTITY

PACIFIC
ff

QUANTITY
- 590

QUANTITY

SHELLFISH,
ETC.
CRABS:
BLUE, PEELER -
GREEN. . «
ARTEMIA (BRINE
SHRIMP) EGGS. -
HORSESHOE
CRABS EA remelite -
SHRIMP . 2 6 o
CLAMS (MEATS):

52

RAZORSie oie 4
SURFAOMreloe 1
MUSSELS, SEA
(MEATS) . 2 « 3
MUSSEL SHELLS,
FRESH=WATER . -
SQUID Samet eine
TURTLES, BABY. -
SEA WEEDS AND
IRISH MOSS. .
SPONGES. .
BLOODWORMS . .
SANDWORMS. « «

TOTAL SHELL=
FISH, ETC.. .

WHALE PROD=
UCTS, TOTAL .

68 -

109 -

GRAND TOTAL. .

a/
NOTE:

INCLUDES HAWAII.
PARTIALLY ESTIMATED.

= 2 = 170
137 “ =
= 279 = =
- = 16, 905
30 6, 262 = 5
2 - 6

CATCH FOR HUMAN AND INDUSTRIAL USE, 1965

Million pounds
1,200

ATLANTJC COAST

GULF COAST STATES

PACIFIC STATES
(INCL. HAWAII)

Lag, For
LY
Human food

For
f Industrial
use

INLAND STATES

Luz

TOTAL

QUANTITY
590
858

77
26,641
54, 796

2, 147, 942

16,905
6, 922

CATCH

SPECIES

ALEWIVES. .
ANCHOVIES. .
ANGLERFISH .
BALLYHOO . .
BONITO . 2
BOWFIN . « «
BULLHEADS. .
BURBOT . . «
BUTTERFISH .
CARP . « « «
CHUBS. « « «
CIGARFISH. .
CREVALLE . .
CROAKER. « «
DRUM, BLACK.
EELS, COMMON
FLOUNDERS, .
GARFISH. .
GIZZARD SHAD
HAKE;
PACIFIC. 0 0 0 © « « «
RED eitely retire) fe) bene lef (o! (e
WnUZ5. On Ge OsOs On OsrOn
HERRING:
LAKE « « « «
SEA. « « «
THREAD . « «
JACK MACKEREL,
KING CROAKER .
KING WHITING .
EAUNCE . « 2 «
MACKEREL .
MENHADEN
MULLET...
OCEAN PERCH:
ATLANTIC . 2 2 eo
PACIFIC. «6 «© «0 0
OCEAN POUT OR EEL POUT
PIGFISH. . .
PINFISH, « «
POLLOCK. . .

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GGG O90 00 OO. O00) 0 Oude 0 O
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Geo -020°0 oT O.0-0

RATFISH. «
ROCKF 1 SHES
SABLEFISH. .
SALMON, CHUM
SAND PERCH .
SARDINES:

PACIFIC. « «

SPANISH. « «
SCULPIN. 2 « «
SCUP OR PORGY.
SEA CATFISH. .
SEA ROBBIN . «
SEA TROUT:

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ejcomeled site
OF OOOO:
GC O8osdra

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SHARKS 2 2 6 « « «© «©
SHEEPSHEAD, FRESH-WATER,
SILVER EELS OR CUTTLEFISH
SILVERSIDES OR SPEARING.
SKATES 2 . « 2 « © « © of!
SPANISH MACKEREL

SMELT. .
SPOT eireier is: «
SWELLFISH. .
TENPOUNDER .
TOMCOD. . .
TULLIBEE . .
WHITE PERCH.
WHITING, . « 6
UNCLASSIFIED .

TOTAL FISH « . « »

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civeje opepjemie)ce) iene) Vella lef, ef emeianleire

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(CONTINUED ON NEXT PAGE)

ANIMAL FOOD, BAIT, CANNED
FRESH AND | FRESH AND | ANIMAL
FROZEN FROZEN FOOD
QUANTITY | QUANTITY | QUANTITY
1,266 8,999 16,219
= 1,007 1,150
= 98 at
2 = 1,857
30 = =
40 = 82
15 = =
491 104 12
1,950 = 221
© = 1,551
= 314 a
as) 97 =
10,752 173 42,745
- 10 SS
a 129
5,428 1,397 a
2 = =
= 796 5
240 329 1,000
2,237 1,285 5,919
14 = =
1,142 12,790 4,530
= = 11,139
= = 604
a 210 29
5 161 a
= 450 944
o 57,725 1,036
5 834 =
= 200 =
100 -
3 7,295
a 30 9
44 & 101
253 -
228 399 om
15 1,130 a
= 647 a
2 1,200 -
= 122 -
404. = =
sa 373 a
821 305 =
300 180 48
5 621 6,628
6,300 - -
= 124 3,682
= 145 a
307 754 =
= 6 =
2 = =
192 912 6,647
1,302
3,102 14, 005

FOR
REDUCTION

12,913
668
1,324

99, 166 127,488 | 1,880,419

QUANTITY

QUANTITY

0 Ue 0. Os Te he OD: 00D

(boty et Sabot De f}—0

TOTAL

QUANTITY

2,147,942

41

USED FOR INDUSTRIAL PRODUCTS, BY COMMODITY, 1965

(THOUSANDS OF POUNDS)

42

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CATCH USED FOR INDUSTRIAL PRODUCTS,
BY COMMODITY, 1965 - Continued

(THOUSANDS OF POUNDS)

ANIMAL FOOD, BAIT, CANNED FOR
SPECIES FRESH AND FRESH AND ANIMAL REDUCTION OTHER TOTAL
FROZEN FROZEN FOOD
SHELLFISH, ETC. QUANTITY | QUANTITY | QUANTITY | QUANTITY | QUANTITY | QUANTITY
CRABS:
BLUE;) SOT AND) PEELERS) «. « « « «6 - 701 rs = = 701
CGM oo ooo Oe da oOo o oO - 52 - - - 52
ARTEMIA (BRINE SHRIMP) EGGS. ..... 170 - - - 170
HORSESHOBMCRABS Sarmesiiteimeieniciectitent en tome - - 212 - 212
SHRIMP 6 atop oo O00 0 0 6.00) D.o - 143 - - - 143
CLAMS (MEATS) :
RMON -¢. 6. 0.0 00 0.0. d)/0 00 O)-0's0 - 283 = = - 283
SURF 6.6.0! 6.6 -a%ds0 0.0 60 6.00.6 - 1,495 - - - 1,495
MUSSELS§, SEA\ (MEATS)! cee e) oe 6 ele - 3 - - - 3
MUSSEL SHELLS, FRESH=WATER . . «2 « « - - - - 16,905 16,905
SIGs o 656 8D OOO 00a D0 DO - 6,922 - - - 6,922
IURMEES AE BAB auremewieuter alicelourenionionreiete - - - - 8 8
SEA WEEDS AND IRISH MOSS... 2... - - - - 4,645 4,645
GONE 5 ob OOOO bo oO Oa OO - - - - 45 45
BUQODWORMSitentemelmentem cmt cintemreuscliioments - 716 - - 716
SANDWORMS Sarena eionrenien croincinemme inc micinicins - 809 - = 809
TOTALESHELURIISH Su Es Caletnel tel vel teiire 170 11,184 = 21,603 33,169
WHALES PRODUGIS5 millOlA lsu reyeetnenteltemiey tele
CRAND TOW 6 6100 6 oo 0.0000 0 1,886,079 2,189,554

NOTE: PARTIALLY ESTIMATED.

UTILIZATION OF FISH AND SHELLFISH, 1965

MONTHLY CATCH AND

CATCH FOR INDUSTRIAL |
MONTHS CATCH FOR HUMAN FOOD PRODUCTS 1/ TOTAL
MILLION MILLION MILLION
POUNDS PERCENT POUNDS PERCENT POUNDS PERCENT
JANUARY . D Go 6 121 4.7 16 0.7 137 219)
BEBRUARN acme emt sireiatstits 121 4.7 13 0.6 134 2.8
MARCH. 4 6 . 161 6.2 19 0.9 180 3.8
APRIL . . 176 6.8 111 Sil 287 6.0
MAY). 6 2 2 fe 216 8.3 269 1253 485 10.1
JUNES coh redtelite! col lejilents 254 9.8 454 20.7 708 14.8
UU 5G 56 “ol cepa! o: oO 421 16.3 437 19.9 858 18.0
AUGUST. . ... 316 W262 385 17.6 701 14.7
SERIEMBERE ot stiteiteitcies 237, 9.2 186 8.5 423 8.8
OCTOBER sper eile, <0 isu 220 8.5 103 4.7 323 6.8
NOVEMBER’) <<) ie. 6: 10) 1010 180 7.0 111 5.1 291 6.1
DECEMBER tec iet reunites 164 6.3 86 3.9 250 De
Lr
GHOMA Su tecwal te Ae) 2,190 100.0 4,777 100.0

RELATIVE

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43

VOLUME OF THE CATCH, BY SPECIES, 1965

PER
EINGENY RECORD CATCH

SPECIES QUANTITY OF
TOTAL AND YEAR
THOUSAND THOUSAND
POUNDS PERCENT YEAR POUNDS
MENHADEN Riitsumeiieusist'siitch usitedtea tenis 1,726, 089 36.1 962 2,347, 944
CRABS Ieee ee Sab as aes 335,407 7.0 965 335,407
SIAIMON yuri utile Sepeniey vo) er is, oul 326, 871 6.8 936 790, 884
TUNA euerare 000 6 0 O2O>R%o 318, 895 6.7 1950 391,454
INDUSTRIAL FISH Wisso oe: eeab ie 265,438 5.6 1965 265, 438
SHRIMP epesiicentomechaee tetoureu neither 243, 645 5.1 1954 268, 334
FU OUNOERS Is alaliicn ch tented er ems 180,121 3.8 965 180,121
HADDOCK ai wren sue) eulesuren weteieyae 133, 892 2.8 929 293, 809
ADDOC (a 5 ;
HERRING, SEA:
FAT LANTANG Eye piles folate) Weoren ci sae 75,750 1.6 902 200,598
PACIFIC oho byo-da'.0) Oya leo 34,543 a, 937 263, 200
(Ee ee ter ren ee eacarerd rte
TOTAL.. 4 110, 293 2.3 - :
- + EE
OCEAN PERCH, ATLANTIC. .... 83, 608 1.8 951 258,320
WHIRTSING rc mevcpr sty oe asides @umpey anes 82,574 Daw 957 133, 041
ALEWIVES. . ats 78,758 Vow 908 89,978
GUAMS ars teireite dee ee 70, 849 1S, 1965 70, 849
JACK MACKEREL . : 66, 856 1.4 1952 146,522
OYSTERS . : 54, 688 160 2/ 1908 _| 152,046
cop:
MUMLANIIGS 040 1 6 606 : 36, 048 .8 1880 294,351
PACIFIC dos, 6%n 6 6.6 : 10,153 +2 1915 32,681
TONAL. 019-10: 6 onda on G 46,201 1.0 - -
MULLET. . . 06. 6) O10) aO=8 9 1902 43,385
HAISUTMPACIRIC Suman multi nn tent 9 915 66, 696
CATFISH AND BULLHEADS ..... .8 1963 38,614
SCURMORNPORGYAR ECan fn cermice .8 1960 49,229
LOBSTERS, NORTHERN. ..... . 6 960 31,168
CARPSD SUS Bee eet uooratrcc eae 6 908 42,569
OCEAN PERCH, PACIFIC. |... . 6 965 28,352
ROCNRIGM ES se gutokoud io sane ts 4 1945 57, 686
SQUIIDM rea cree re ae eee 21,234 4 1946 40, 266
SCALUORS NS HAW ene may ciwetey sense 20,070 4 1961 27,461
BU RE AWORISHIY toes.uerati ee © cecenuue 18, 230 4 950 25,873
MUSSEMRSHEUUSNa ei cj enh ve yer cece 16, 905 4 908 81, 869
SNARRERMERED memtey rel lenerciedien: eine 14,029 3 1902 23,457
SWE RAUSH meen) si cu e cintey touicenas 13, 403 3 965 3,403
POLLOCK. . Se EE ee in 11,856 2. 1938 40,694
CHUBSWewe ay fa oa tee 10, 920 42 960 16,854
GROUPERS. . . Ce eiea 9,570 a2 1965 9,570
SHEEPSHEAD, FRESH-WATER te 9,032 52 959 3,644
SEA BASS, BLACK (ATLANTIC). 2: 8,899 2 1952 21,997
CRAWFISH, FRESH-WATER ... 2 8,779 a2 1965 8,779
SHAD Wee Rear ernie 8,562 a2 1890 43,000
WHALE PRODUCTS 3/ ....... 8, 443 m2 (4) 14)
SPANISH MACKEREL. . . see es 8,011 iB 1945 1,593
SIIRNBEDUBAS Simm nctae aot) ao cyue 7,754 62 1961 9,495
SABLEFISH . vd ie ee icrce rea 7,283 12 1945 7,750
MACKEREL PACIFIC sass: fet acs) oe oe 7,050 ol 1935 146,727
BUTGIERTISH Earp <1) « oe acne cose 6,858 il 1939 17,151
WINGCOD MEIN Savers ctlen ei ee eaeeaa 6,818 ad 1944 4,262
VEULOWNPERGHE ole. oi arts a Yecib as 6, 282 = 1934 16, 282
LOBSTERS, SPINY... . 6,237 A 1965 6,237
SEA TROUT OR WEAKFISH, SPOTTED. 6, 088 au 1936 8, 800
MAKES SIWHIITEdueh eiicn is) ole Bias 6, 007 ail 1898 39,900
BON TO SMANARE pan cet o ce eoeaa 5,820 afl 1947 13,918
ANCHOVIES . . . edhe 5,734 Al 1953 86, 044
KING WHITING OR "KINGFISH". nae 5,708 a 1965 5,708
SEA TROUT OR WEAKFISH, GRAY . . 5,431 al 1945 41,420
SPOlememe DFO asus Ara ha tos 5,128 il 1952 15, 863
UNCUASSIIRNEDEN i as net ee 112,455 2.4 = 2
MONG a 506 ny 4,776,766 [aac CSO at RAE x z

1/ UNCLASSIFIED SPECIES FOR BAIT, REDUCTION, AND ANIMAL

IN ALL REGIONS.

ABLE.

FOOD.

MEAT, AND OIL.

2/ FIRST YEAR IN WHICH AN OYSTER SURVEY WAS MADE
3/ SINCE DATA ARE NOT AVAILABLE ON THE POUNDAGE OF WHALES TAKEN, STATISTICS ON THE YIELD OF

THESE MAMMALS REPRESENT THE WEIGHT OF THE WHALE PRODUCTS WHICH INCLUDES MEAL, 4/ DATA NOT AVAIL-

GENERAL REVIEW

RELATIVE VALUE OF THE CATCH, BY SPECIES, 1965
PERCENT

SPECIES

SHRIMP IG 0 6 oD 6 5 16
SALMON...
TUNA . 2 so
CRABS. . « «
OYSTERS. .

MENHADEN . . 6 2 « © ©
LOBSTERS, NORTHERN .

FLEOUNDERS ciiren cer wells)
CLAMS. «2 2 os ee
HADDOCK Car peer oiyoil-ntetirs
SCALLOPS, SEA, chee
HALIBUT, PACIFIC...
CATFISH AND BULLHEADS.
SNARRER TI REDE i rtetire) ite
LOBSTERS,. SPINY. . 2.

CoD;
ATEANTGI( Cae roninol retiree
FINGIEIGS. 6.6) 6° 6) O65

WOES "6G 6 AS

OCEAN PERCH, ATLANTIC.
SCUP OR PORGY. ....
INDUSTRIAL FISH 17. .
MULLET a 9: po! onto! 6
WEUIING? Se ecnemreieunet eens

BUFFALOFISH. .
JACK MACKEREL.

HERRING SEA:
ATIEANTHIC) cis 2) se)
PACIFIC. « «6 6 « 2 0

TOTAL. « » e wo

CHUBSivetnerueiveiel sbeiie
SCALLOPS SRIBAYisuyercoleicine
SEA TROUT OR WEAKF ISH,
STRIPEDEBASSive elec
OCEAN PERCH, PACIFIC
SWORDFISH. . dold
ROCKFISHES .
SHAD 25. = ©
ALEWIVES . .
YELLOW PERCH
GROURERS BM yreiusiremetare
CRAWFISH, FRESH-WATER.

MUSSEINSHEUES iispsnieiie

SEA BASS, BLACK (ATLANT
(IND 0) 50°.0..0.,01 0G OVO

SPANISH MACKEREL...

WHITEFISH, COMMON. . .

BLOODWORMS ...

ROLL OCK iiavsteiiiem letra
SABLERISH etteaiete

einer erie
Chickens
streiienis

ABALONE. . .
BUTTERFISH. .
KING MACKEREL. .
WHALE PRODUCTS 3/,

SO oo dG Os oun
EUV IG on ooo db
ROMBANO came feill elite ouney ne
SANDWORMS, . 2 « « « «
SQU]| OF Matcnteittonismtehtehre
UNCLASSIFIED re tenets

OTA uel torent cline

elet (ese —ielelel elkeiveltedies ef en:U)ene

O60 0 0:00 0

eee ee
eee ee

POTTED

c

sot) OO O00 Ob
spiehtoinsmeletafie monte meipemeseletie

RECORD VALUE
VALUE OF AND YEAR
TOTAL
THOUSAND THOUSAND
DOLLARS PERCENT YEAR DOLLARS
82, 409 18.5 1965 82,409
65, 159 14.6 1965 65,159
41,734 9.4 1950 61,342
30,792 6.9 1965 30, 792
27, 868 6.3 1961 33, 204
27,073 6.1 1956 28,425
21,957 4.9 1965 21,957
17,948 4.0 1965 17,948
16,733 3.8 1965 16,733
13, 630 3.1 1965 13, 630
13, 182 3.0 1965 13, 182
9,214 2.1 1962 11,579
6, 860 1,5 1964 6, 879
4,133 9 1965 4,133
3,626 .8 1965 3, 626
maa 7
2,877 o/ 1948 4,742
525 ofl 1959 664
3,402 .8 - -
3, 304 8 1951 12,597
3, 266 7, 1965 3, 266
2, 947 aU 1963 3,044
2,606 6 1945 4,647
2, 204 aS) 1951 2,903
2,027 5) 1952 3,564
1,904 4 1952 4,755
— es
1, 259 03) 1948 3,798
617 ou 1947 2,152
1,876 4 = 2
1,875 4 1958 2, 564
1,548 os) 1964 1,668
1,521 3 1952 1,781
1,461 3 1965 1,461
1,334 63) 1965 1, 334
1,322 aS) 1946 1,435
1,158 os) 1945 2,648
1,150 3 1945 2, 680
1,138 os) 1965 1,138
1,084 oo 1958 1,540
1,069 2 1965, 1, 069
1,039 a2) 1965 1,039
1,026 2 (2) (2)
1,022 .2 1952 5, 206
1,005 52 1951 2,007
903 +2 1945 1,521
836 52 1948 3, 784
766 me 1964 804.
723 62 1945 1,819°
716 a2 1946 1,834
698 2 1965 698
644, 1 1962 1,005
635 oi 1965 635
628 al (2) (2)
625 ol 1964 1,014
562 SI 1951 760
581 a) 1941 695
534 afl 1965 534
512 bil 1947 1,370
11,600 2.6 - -
445,679 100.0 - -

A/ UNCLASSIFIED SPECIES FOR

BAIT, REDUCTION, AND ANIMAL FOOD, 2/ DATA NOT AVAILABLE. 3/ THE VALUE OF THE

WHALE PRODUCTS REPRESENTS THE AMOUNT RECEIVED BY THE MANUFACTURER FOR THE PRODUCTION OF WHALE MEAL, MEAT, AND

OES,

GENERAL REVIEW

SEED OYSTER FISHERY, 1965

45

nee NEW MIDDLE
ENGLAND 1/ ATLANTIC 2/ CHESAPEAKE 3/ TOTAL
NUMBER NUMBER NUMBER NUMBER
OPERATING UNITS a aay Tapiae ore “aaa
FISHERMEN:
ON VESSELS... =. 14 74 333 421
ON BOATS AND SHORE
REGULAR. . . « « - 22 71 733
CASUAUM ence meat 2 72 588 662
tN 4
TOTAL Aen ee 16 168 1,632 1,816
VESSELS, MOTOR. 2. 3 9 144 153
GROSS TONNAGE. . » e 108 453 860 1,421
BOATS, MOTOR... se 1 68 645 714
GEAR:
DREDGES,. COMMON. . . 5 31 3 39
YARDS AT MOUTH . . 10 38 3 51
TONERS 6 6 Hatem - 55 1,626 1,681

CATCH

OYSTERS, SEED;

PUBLIC:
SPRIINGInecnssutiey ste
AU ipa ic cese cele

PRIVATE; .
SPRING Iemaeareurouenite
RAUL ieiretrstveine. ve

TOTAL sie: fel sisi) ie.

1/ CONFINED
2 2/ CONFINED
3/ CONFINED

TO VIRGINIA.

U.S

BUSHELS VALUE

$105,157
24,000

58, 227

187,384

TO CONNECTICUT AND MASSACHUSETTS.
TO NEW YORK, NEW JERSEY, AND DELAWARE,

O

BUSHELS

746,099
553, 804

186,945

1,510,580

U.S.
VALUE

$800, 486
397,862

U.S.
BUSHELS

809, 765
565, 804

23,732

208, 275
19, 100

201,454
24,717

1,425,723

1,601,740

WORLD CATCH OF FISH, CRUSTACEANS, MOLLUSKS, ETC.,

BY COUNTRIES, 1965

United
States

Norway | Spain

1,703, 959

VALUE

$905, 643
421,862

353, 046
23, 408

e GENERAL REVIEW

U. S. CATCH - LIVE WEIGHT BASIS

In the annual digest it has been the practice of the Bureau to show the catch of uni-
valve and bivalve mollusks on the basis of the weight of meats. Insofar as possible, all
other fish and shellfish items are shown on a live weight basis.

Since world fishery statistics published by the Food and Agriculture Organization of
the United Nations represent the live weight of the catch for all items of fish and shellfish,
it has been necessary to provide that organization with information on the domestic catch of

allspecies on alive weight basis.

Data released by the Food and Agriculture Organization,

therefore, indicate that the 1965 U.S. catch was 1.2 billion pounds greater than the figure

appearing in Bureau publications.

The increase is due to the inclusion of the weight of the

shells of univalve and bivalve mollusks in the Food and Agriculture Organization data.

There is included in this report a table showing the entire domestic catch on a live
weight basis. Information is also publishedon the catchof fishery products inthe principal
countries of the world so that the relative importance of the domestic fisheries can be de-
termined. Tables containing these data follow:

U. S. CATCH, 1965 - LIVE WEIGHT BASIS

(THOUSANDS OF POUNDS AND THOUSANDS OF DOLLARS)

(TEM

QUANTITY

FISH.

SHELLFISH, ETC:
UNIVALVE AND BIVALVE MOLLUSKS:
ABALONERT Si cule: Gcnic eee

CLAMS:
HARD OO 06
OCEAN QUAHOG, .
RAZOR. .
SOFT.
SURF. :
MIXED. .

TOTAL CLAMS . .

CONCHS.
IMPETS ives. pe.
MUSSELS:
SEA . do
FRESH-WATER .
ONSTERSS IMARKEM ver fel sue
PERIWINKLES AND COCKLES .
SCALLOPS:
BI GO ODO D OLON a deo fo" GLb
CALICO.
SEA .

TOTAL UNIVALVE AND BIVALVE MOLLUSKS .

CRUSTACEANS . .
OTHER .

TOTAL SHELLFISH, ETC.

WHALE PRODUCTS. .

GRAND TOTAL... .

3,947,044 241,123

4,454

114,379
745

734 194
57,575 3,381
232, 196 3,197
45 77,

405, 674

2,027

175,052

1,405,424 61,501

624,526
29,424

139, 824
2,603

2,059,374

8,443 628

6,014, 861 445,679

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WORLD CATCH OF FISH, CRUSTACEANS, MOLLUSKS, ETC.,
BY COUNTRIES, 1965

The 1965 world commercial landings of fish, crustaceans, mollusks, etc., were a
record 115.5 billion pounds, according tothe "Yearbook of Fishery Statistics, 1965" released
by the Food and Agriculture Organization of the United Nations. The landings were 2 percent
more than the 1964 production of 113.8 billion pounds.

Five nations accounted for 53 percent of the 1965 worldcatch. Peru, with 14.2 per-
cent, continued to lead for the fourth consecutive year with landings of industrial fish (an-
choveta) used primarily for fish meal. Japan (13.1 percent) was second, followed by China
(Mainland) with 11.1 percent. The Union of Soviet Socialist Republics was fourth (9.5 per-
cent) and the United States, fifth (5.2 percent).

Asia accounted for 38 percent of the world landings, followed by Europe (21 percent);
South America (17 percent); Union.of Soviet Socialist Republics (10 percent), North America
(8 percent), and Africa (6 percent). An insignificant percentage was taken in Oceania.

WORLD CATCH OF FISH, CRUSTACEANS, MOLLUSKS, ETC, BY COUNTRIES, 1965

LIVE WEIGHT BASIS

COUNTRY BILLION POUNDS PERCENT

GENE: (HANRLENION tains (eta ie Auals lo ols ola esauc
UNION OF SOVIET SOCIALIST REPUBLICS. .......
UNIMEDRSTATESHa a ran ir Se ee

SOUMFBWESIBRARRIICA\ item «mts lmn) Wale! GaN MnuolmeeiMuctitecuen Kelis
Son: AFC Sc a6 meu pen Oo Oa do Uowbe Sb bono

Ss soso NNNNARUO

BRRUUUOOOVI INNS UN nwouWWUTDDOWROORNU==N

RORTUGA TMA re inte Taee thors Jie jun) e sui rein esas ial se etlre als
GHNIAO(RTANIWAND ort Mi Raita lode pan mid tenella Sonos at
PARISIEN Guin ou oetal ce aia Cenc ieee eee mL emero ngrer

SSS Sse sso aN NNNNNU

SUEDE G3 don Gino. bolo! Ge ol be Uno, Goon oF,D

MINUS 2659 a pb oe Gate Oo Go 600:¢ eas od -o
GERMAN SEASTIE RD Imepreusret stivs/ike) SctMeMmmmebeney Vell rel. cay teat

8]
(o) =

1/1960 DATA.

2/ REVISED. EXCLUDES WHALE PRODUCTS.

3/ 1963 DATA.

4/ 1964 DATA.

SOURCE: --YEARBOOK OF FISHERY STATISTICS, 1965, VOLUME 20, FOOD AND AGRICULTURE ORGANIZATION OF THE UNITED NATIONS.

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48

GENERAL REVIEW

PROCESSED FISHERY PRODUCTS, 1965

The production of processed fishery products (canned, packaged fresh and frozen,
cured, and industrial) in the United States, American Samoa, and Puerto Rico was valued at
arecord $1.1] billionin 1965. This was an increase of 16 percent compared with the previous
year. Canned products accounted for 44 percent of the total value; packaged fresh and frozen,
44 percent; cured, 5 percent; and industrial products, 7 percent. The Pacific Coast States led
in production with products valued at $405.2 million followed by the Gulf States, $208.0
million; New England States, $149.2 million; and the Middle Atlantic States, $97.3 million.
There were 86, 864 persons directly employed in 4,185 wholesaling and processing establish-
ments.

The pack of canned fishery products was 38.3 million standard cases (1.1 billion
pounds) valued at $495 .2 million--anincrease of 2.6 million cases and $58.6 million. Fresh
and frozen packaged fish and shellfish (fillets and steaks, fish sticks and portions, shrimp
and other shellfish products, specialty dinners, etc.) had spectacular growth in 1965 and
were valued at arecord $485.7 million. Production of cured fishery products was 74.4 million
pounds valued at $54.2 million compared with 65.5 million pounds valued at $47.8 million
in 1964. Industrial products were valued at $82.8 million in 1965--an increase of $12.9
million compared with 1964. Production of processed fishery products includes items manu-
factured from raw products imported from foreign countries. Certain items, such as salted
alewives, cured salmon, steamed oysters, etc., are shown in an intermediate and alsoa
more advanced stage of processing. Production cannot be correlated directly with the do-
mestic catch,

VALUE OF PROCESSED PRODUCTS, 1965

Pacific Coast
$405 million

",

Atlantic Coast
$364 million ad

= $8 million:

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we

Mf
WWNGAUANNANANANNANAALANNANALKALANAKKAAAANN

FGA

Gulf Coast
$208 million

Other Areas
$141 million

isla

SZ

—

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Ve ws
Be
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Vee
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Sa
Be as
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SS
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= 3
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St ss
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= ss

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VALUE

NEW ENGLAND:

MAINE . 2 2 6 2 ee
NEW HAMPSHIRE . . .
MASSACHUSETTS . . .
RHODE ISLAND. . . .

CONNECTICUT . .

MOA Career st uelaten ce

MIDDLE ATLANTIC:
NEW YORK. ...
NEW JERSEY. . .
PENNSYLVANIA. .
DELAWARE. . .

hOTALS <> foectase <6
CHESAPEAKE:
MARYLAND. . .. -
VIRGINIA. . ..
VOW ANG 5 Bobo 6

SOUTH ATLANTIC:
NORTH CAROLINA. . .
SOUTH CAROLINA. . .
GEORGIA. 0. 2 2 ee
FLORIDA, EAST COAST

TOTAL 2 2 es

GULF:
FLORIDA, WEST COAST
ALABAMA... ...
MISSISSHIR PW ieneremte ts
LOUISIANA... .
TEXAS) We eo is) le fe tens

TOTAL. .

PACIFIC:
WASHINGTON. .
OREGON. .. -
CALIFORNIA. .. .
ALASKA. . - » = «

TOTAL. ...

GREAT LAKES:
NEW YORK. . . . . «
PENNSYLVANIA. .
OHIO. . 2.»
MICHIGAN. . .
ILLINOIS. . .
WISCONSIN. .
MINNESOTA .

TOTAL...

MISSISSIPPI RIVER:
NE LAINOUSiaieiers:

NOWAYNiteytenteratetten acute
KANSAS, KENTUCKY, AND
LOUISIANA . 0
MINNESOTA... .
MISSOURI. .. .

NORTH DAKOTA, OKLAHOMA, TENNESSEE, AND TEXAS.

WISCONSIN...

STOMA eiretucet yrentrelacs
OTHER:

HAWAII, AMERICAN SAMOA. . .. . + e

PUERTO RICO .

GRAND TOTAL .

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OF PROCESSED PRODUCTS,

STATE

NEBRASKA. .

BY STATES, 1965

—

VALUE
IN THOUSAND DOLLARS

149,192

3 39, 439
i 34,141
: 18,804
: 4,904

97, 288

52,389

6,838
24,757
62,890
61,116

. 207,990

1,117,958

50 GENERAL REVIEW

SUMMARY OF PROCESSED PRODUCTS, 1965

VALUE
IT
a IN THOUSAND DOLLARS
PACKAGED:

FNZo 6 6 Ooo oo 50D OOO 0-6 6 0 DO 6 OO 6 Oo GO DO gd 6°0 0 0 118,329

FNCW4EN G06 096 “did Boffo 6 6 6 O'OYO 0-0-0) '6'O0 5 610 6 -O% 60,0 Dolo 0 6 367,402
CENT G. G0 80. ota 6 OOO Bo 6 oO OOO Ol OD! o°0 ONG) 'G 00 66 495, 231
GUY35 6 6 SoG 60 0 oo 6 OO oO 6 boo OOO 6166 O66 0 6 60 OS 6 54,166
INEUSUIRIAL co G9o 50/0 Do 06 G6 oO 6 06 G1o8o 06 5 60 0 O90" 6 Oo GO 82,830

—
TROING 6 os OO OO 0 6 OG 9 O Db O68 DiOo O1O10 6 0 oD 0 Gd 6 60D 1,117,958

WHOLESALING AND PROCESSING, 1965

NEW MIDDLE SOUTH
eM CHESAPEAKE GULF
ENGLAND ATLANTIC ATLANTIC
NUMBER NUMBER NUMBER NUMBER NUMBER
WHOLESALING AND PROCESSING:
ESTABLISHMENTS. . . . es 532 488 621 443 847
PERSONS ENGAGED:
AVERAGE FOR SEASON. . .. . 12, 583 6,787 9,679 7,826 18,056
AVERAGE FOR YEAR. 2... 8,398 6,008 7,026 5,541 12,645
MISSISSIPPI
wae GREAT RIVER AND
ITE PACIFIC eee RIMES HAWAII TOTAL
NUMBER NUMBER NUMBER NUMBER NUMBER
WHOLESALING AND PROCESSING: 7 Sata aera —_
ESTABLISHMENTS. . . . 2. « « 557 256 417 24 4,185
PERSONS ENGAGED:
AVERAGE FOR SEASON. ... . 26, 207 2,923 2,368 435 86,864
AVERAGE FOR YEAR. . . . « « 16, 746 2,429 2,160 357 61,310
. eee

VALUE OF PROCESSED PRODUCTS, 1965

Canned
$495 million HEresh & Frozen

$486 million

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$83 million

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S&S
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PROCESSED FISHERY PRODUCTS, 1965

1 TEM
ALEWIVES:
GRESHUROES -) e) i) 7s
CANNED:
EXSHarspniem vel eliitel veh sell cs .
ROE. . . G00 t0-'d Up. G
ANIMAL FOOD. 6 B/G! Guo G 6
SALTED Msgret eaten tcaie ui Feauen cede
SMOKED) (. “2. is) 7s e+ 0s oe
NENG 6 a0 690 8 Ob acololied
Oke sa 5 oO 6.8% °
ANIMAL FEEDS 610 06
ANCHOVIES:
CANNED:
IN TOMATO SAUCE. .....
RASTER arenes OO Oular6
MESA LEStomatoaitaatsMit= Misi lei lwlicell enite) Uw
Ola Go a OOOO

BARRACUDA, SMOKED. CPatniit-mite) iteetre
BIGEYE SCAD, SUN-DRIED Rr tn
BLUEF ISH FILLETS, FRESH.
BUFFALOFISH, SMOKED. ... .
BUTTERFISH, SMOKED . <

CARP:
FILLETS AND STEAKS, FRESH AND FROZEN
SMOKED... 2.2 2s. ese

CATFISH:

DRESSED AND SKINNED, FRESH AND FROZEN.

FILLETS:
FRESH AND FROZEN . . 2
BREADED, RAW, FROZEN . .
SMOKED ...... Soe oGS
CHUBS:
CANNED ANIMAL FOOD. ....
SMOKED... =.» 5 bed
CUSKS9), SMOKED.

FROZEN... 08

BREADED AND COOKED . . . .
STEAKS SIRROZENG mie yieite) lcpnehite
SPECIALTIES:

FROZEN (CAKES) .

CANNED (CAKES, FLAKES, ETC. )

SALTED Er eeven ete l te -
SMOKEDE sirens; 1! (el ers
FREEZESDRINE DM varepmenvel =a
UTE RSKPiemreiths), fel fees.) ells
CUSK:
FILLETS:
FRESH gweg le qreliieiiie rel tat tate) Ye
RROZENT ietemienemnat tl
EELS, SMOKED . .
FLOUNDERS:
FILLETS:
FRESHCASsi get vateincitsy yet \0-Mijett'e
FROZEN ewereuneim=lveusi-lyenisiayey ts
BREADED, RAW AND COOKED. .
STEAKS, BREADED RAW. 2. « © «
SPECIALTIES, FROZEN:
SIURRED Sy leche = oid
DINNERS AND IN SAUCES. .
GROUPERS:
FILLETS:
BRESHEMon je.
NON oon a Gelber o-G
BREADED); (RAW! 2). 2. . ey
STEAKS:
FRESH terre tel teiii=) "rel cone! 1
FROZEN gears: celtee ves ep teu te
HADDOCK:
FILLETS:
FES oe6 a oho Bae
AMOVARIN ta OA" So bec alloc
BREADED, RAW AND COOKED.

SEE FOOTNOTE AT END OF TABLE.

POUNDS

STANDARD CASES

TONS
1,000 POUNDS
POUNDS

STANDARD CASES
ible)
TONS
1,000 POUNDS

STANDARD CASES
POUNDS
DO

ipJe}
STANDARD CASES
POUNDS
DO
DO
DO

QUANT ITY

1,538,000
215,338

762,765

7,129,715
2,828,795
423,315
16, 230

2,068, 053
(1)
287, 030
251,907
(1)
1,727,000

281,532
13, 547
165,150

35, 604, 606

13,981,290

aes
1

709,079
676,898

275, 780
152,074
(1)

232, 500
762,116

24,042,915
16,111,017
1,333,036

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51

VALUE

(1)

$271,342

418, 588
(1)

674,940

20,865
116,601

348,200
95,978

424,932

2,622,399
901, 567
243, 639

6,005

712,724
(1)
159,277
106, 453
(1)
520,740

96,835
289,102

10,376,654
5,909, 286
671,946

52

PROCESSED FISHERY PRODUCTS, 1965

ITEM

HADDOCK - CONTINUED:
SPECIALTIES:
FROZEN (AU GRATIN, AND DINNERS).

CANNED (F]NNAN HADDIE, CREAMED, AND Roe)

SMOKED (FILLETS AND FINNAN HADDIE)
HAKE, FILLETS:
FRESH Mere tra Tnukce een
FROZENMA Satanism craved lows
HALIBUT (INCLUDES ALASKA PRODUCTION):
FILLETS:
FRESHP Gy Ae Te font amEN cot etl lal
FROZEN
STEAKS:
RRESHctegny isu selfs) a scieeeee rst i
FROZEN...

SPECIALTIES, FROZEN “(au GRATIN, “STICKS, “AND”

PATAIES)) Ps
CANNED:
REGULAR. ¢
SMOKED... .
SMOKED Meare eeatomts
FREEZE-DRIED ...
HERRING, LAKE:
FILLETS:
FRESH AND FROZEN. .....
BREADEDS I RAW/bai en cerenmemyesesies
SALTED . O) ON OL ANOeo) Goo! bub
GMOKED) 60-0 096 Oc5"0.0'0100 4-0
HERRING, SEA:
BAIT, FROZEN... core a oF 6
EGGSMWITHNKEUPEEERESH Muerte mae
CANNED:
MAINE SARDINES . .
SPECIALTIES (BITS AND “sPRéa0S)

SALTED Meienrehueiieamelnts

SMOKED Ae sisi suncite nateireun yeealreints Catlins
Mee Gi) tH ae toco la Jo Guo 6Uduo mo
OlbES 5.6 Oe ‘On aes 86 6r'5
PEARL ESSENCE. Grs0) OURO -0- ‘0.0. Os son D
REARIES NOVEIMSTHIIES aman ost omi oi shtct iron teliire

HERRING, THREAD, OIL .

KING MACKEREL:
STIPAKSRO EROZENi ante) os pene
CANNED ((PASIIE)) iter ten so vemectirenies
SMOKED .

GENERAL REVIEW

KING WHITING STEAKS, FRESH AND FROZEN.

LAKE TROUT:
FILLETS:
FRESH. Onkol nurowno. 0 fO"O
FROZEN Ee is calieiikel yous siihe puoi sie s\ictekay tint
SMOKED... Gide O10
LINGCOD FILLETS “AND “STEAKS:
BRESH ey ten tele Sites. Om Ol 6:0
FROZEN} ict vere oiepits
LUMPFISH CAVIAR, CANNED.
MACKEREL:
ATLANTIC:
FILLETS, FRESH AND FROZEN. ...
SALTED . a SRO Ue sto 0.6 Lol neo
SMOKED irepletetie) tsp beumonicieie
JACK:
CANNED:
NATURAL AND IN TOMATO SAUCE.
ANIMATE FOOD ciersin sci nisMecmteites ts us
SMM Gok 6 bed oso 6 aroro
SUN-DRIED suetcneem cron el-leuatonneliromyeuic
NESS: a G20 oO lountin 0 b,\9..0
Oko fo a! Gate o JoemeD 6 job v0
PACIFIC:
CANNE:Diteciramvey ities nr -JalohitenMetints
SMOKED reueutetisiateeeeleuteumts
MEALSTomn oie igieni aii -laenmte Eats
(EG a 86 rien \e
SCAD, SUN- DRIED. a esp
MARLIN:

SPECIALTIES (BREADED, COOKED CAKES).

CANNED ET masmtetitemtsnits incre

SEE FOOTNOTE AT END OF TABLE.

Continued
QUANTITY VALUE
POUNDS 1 1
STANDARD CASES 1 1
POUNDS 108,450 $50,001
DO 420,273 97, 554
DO 20,860 5,065
DO 117,088 54,460
DO 5,185, 863 3,102,611
DO 657,897 395,555
DO 6,834,490 3,856,898
DO 166,123 126, 449
STANDARD CASES 20 960
DO 5 656
POUNDS 397,124 142,132
DO (1) (1)
DO 25, 140 9,276
DO (1) (1)
DO 381,340 62,979
DO 233, 525 68,129
DO 4,380, 630 163,395
DO 46, 420 25,995
STANDARD ‘CASES eerie 10,868, 060
DO 1 1
POUNDS 19,095,215 9,542,402
DO 409,700 134,010
TONS 12,932 2,005, 617
1,000 POUNDS 8, 528 748,336
- - 621, 600
= = 1
1,000 POUNDS (1) 1
POUNDS 1 1
STANDARD CASES 1 1
POUNDS 1 1
DO 1 1
DO 84,700 75,450
DO 30,120 18, 284
DO 48,651 43,658
DO 1,315,840 310,728
DO 886, 204 235, 138
STANDARD CASES (1) (1)
POUNDS 74,300 20,701
DO 269,727 84,154
DO 118,479 50,875
STANDARD CASES 643,970 4,583,922
DO 1 1
POUNDS 1 1
DO 48 , 500 34,425
TONS 1 1
1,000 POUNDS 1 1
STANDARD CASES 59,477 413,112
POUNDS 1,252 871
TONS 3,634 469,297
1,000 POUNDS S09 35, 339
POUNDS (1) (1)
DO 1,667,148 995, 566
STANDARD CASES (1) (1)

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PROCESSED FISHERY PRODUCTS, 1965

ITEM
MENHADEN:

MEAL. 0 a o:0.0

Ole So oso! aio oe oto 6

SOLUBLES. . ...

MOONEYE, SMOKED .
MULLET:

FRESH AND FROZEN:
DRESSEDEwrauneicies cell iets) uiejiisillteiiis
ROE... . OF ooo Ol
SPLIT FOR SMOKING Oaohoasa

SALTED:

FaliShletiepnertefitieise rei isrria, fs Warkiellys
ROR oto a kala dow lo totkosOloe Bub
OCEAN PERCH:

ATLANTIC FILLETS:

FRESH ite iierie (m(His) feiien et leh a
FROZEN. WF. . pes es
BREADED, RAW AND COOKED etheuis!

MEAL. .. .- . Pied Niel shi cele

Oo vals Gonos Gn cyeQteo

PACIFIC FILLETS: |
FRESH Memedhetneu ser teBuerteliiet Lelbielne
FROZEN. w. . qo) 0. 10y,0- "0

PADDLEF ISH, SMOKED. S30 :
PERCH FILLETS, FRESH AND” FROZEN .
PIKE OR PICKEREL:
FARE ERSi:
FRESH|ORSEROZEN «3 6 20
BREADED, RAW, FROZEN. °
SMOKED ov iepe strait =!) 02 fe) fol ats) be

POLLOCK:
FILLETS:
FRESH ememteiiieildepeiiisii's) lel (oie). (e
FROZEN. . . spnetie

BREADED, RAW AND COOKED . . .
CANNED (FLAKES) 8! a volo Le womle
SALTED.

GENERAL REVIEW

SMOKED (FINNAN HADDIE AND FILLETS) |. .

POMPANO FILLETS, FRESH AND FROZEN
ROCKF ISH:
FILLETS:
FRESH Stitantiet tenis Viel seuients
FROZEN Shppwatac|nni edo nvea tate
SMOKED Cpr muileulsai sneer clicmes
SABLEF ISH:
FACETS ae RRESH cneclvoitsieeveleatiret
STEAKS, FROZEN. . . . a
SPECIALTIES (IN RICE WINE MASH)
SALTED emoMeire i sicsrr.) chien atts
SMOKED igen h tyres cul seit awee nae
SALMON:
FRESH AND FROZEN:
FIRMS: 6 Gash oS
STEAKS.
SPECIALTIES (ROE IN RICE WINE
CAKES) . . .
EGGS FOR FOOD AND BAIT. . . .
CANNED:
CHINOOK OR KING .
CHUM OR KETA. . .
RINK arenas .
RED OR SOCKEYE.
SILVER OR COHO. .. .
STEGLHEAD seni tye ten

TOTAL. .
SMOKED /sviveshouilet \'elviay tsa! -otirenilotlie
CAVIVAR Sere patetlr attach el fel. le) iektapt of te
EGGS FOR BAIT... «

E MASH “AND”

SPECIALTIES (SPREADS, CREAMED, “SALTED LIVER

AND SMOKED SPREADS). . . .

SEE FOOTNOTE AT END OF TABLE.

Continued

Se es

53

QUANT ITY VALUE
TONS 175,959 $ 25,869,014
1,000 POUNDS 175, 204 13, 240,988
TONS 73,181 4,666,145
POUNDS (1) (1)
po 71,000 17,018
DO 58, 200 37,518
DO (1) (1)
DO 422,485 43,051
DO 26, 500 18,575
DO 1,143, 504 311,305
DO 21,552,116 5,844,970
pO 3,027,095 1,263,089
TONS 1,900 268, 500
1,000 POUNDS 511 46,003
POUNDS 4,232,060 916,963
DO 3,811,508 940,477
ioe) 6, 200 4,710
Do (1) (1)
ioe) 60,100 35,030
DO 1 1
DO 1 1
DO 1,054,477 292,661
DO 2,565,320 577,459
DO 1 (1
STANDARD CASES 1 1
POUNDS 1 1
DO 1 1
DO 1 1
DO 3,367,143 768 , 067
DO 1,398, 220 345, 839
Do (1) (1)
DO 1 1
DO 1 1
DO 13,500 10,150
DO 167,400 57,770
DO 3,208, 083 2,238,759
DO 930,975 799,359
DO 1,245,796 929,841
pO 141,900 185,040
DO 918,055 95,192
STANDARD CASES 131,610 5, 434, 936
DO 320, 643 7,133,738
DO 949,917 26, 130,327
DO 2,041,212 77,720,753
DO 186,485 6,172,655
DO 3,747 151,672
po 3,633,614 122,744, 081
DO 2,377 205, 362
DO 5,494 506,927
DO 15,749 1,549,778
DO 553 30, 674

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GENERAL REVIEW

Continued

SS
\TEM QUANT ITY VALUE
SALMON - CONTINUED: —
SALTED:
SAMTEDRANDEPIICKEED sien icity lores) tei POUNDS 126,302 $ 102,447
MIUORCURED et rimecian cece wi atmramisr cise tears DO 4,676,614 3,867,640
@AVIARS 6 9b oo 010 6 0) D6" to Bo po 331, 580 331,561
RECS. AON SANT 6 odo sass dob plane DO 2,664, 754 1,794,521
SPECIALTIES (SALTED BELLIES)... . 5 DO (1) (1)
ENOMEDG! come neiicact asec oRawor Biad.co ups DO 13,418,515 20, 443,823
MEE ei boca: eae eee OmereO” couch cclitaatretes Gens TONS (1) (1)
OMe oho teva Gr dvo ovo occ 6. 0: ae te 1,000 POUNDS 134 26,190
SARDINES, PACIFIC:
CANNED Semicouteuieiieursiircm sh ce ear aheene STANDARD CASES 8,316 71,267
SALTS co 6 6 6 OOD OO b.0 0 Go POUNDS 110,070 13,208
SAUGER, FILLETS:
FRESH! . 09. 2 06 06 I DO 619, 500 566, 250
FROZEN. Pp eoumele DO 179, 000 145,000
SEA BASS:
FILLETS AND SUES FRESH AND FROZEN. DO 155, 393 70,097
SMOKED. . . 69) Glo O06 L040 DO (1) (1)
SEA TROUT, FILLETS:
FRESH . . 04 6 05.00-00.0 2 DO (1) (1)
GREAWEDS Gs 6 615 loo 66 60 < DO 84,142 34,931
SHAD:
FILLETS, FRESH (BONED). DO 26,696 40,044
CANNED:
PIS6 9.6.0 2 6-6 oo Geo Oos07 6 STANDARD CASES vei 11,172
ROE. . b cabo. Bieawoats cacao ge DO 1,838 119, 223
ANIMAL FOCDis 6 6 ole \5/6 6 Son 06 DO (1) (1)
GWONHDG oo 6 D000 0000 6 Hib © POUNDS 89,295 33,754
SHARKS:
SMOKED... . oO 6 0 5.00 0 : DO 3,526 1,914
FINS AND LEATHERS . . . i : 5 - - 1
SHEEPSHEAD, SMOKED... . 6 9 7 POUNDS (1) [;
SMELT:
RU, WHOLE FIG 56 on 0-4 0.5 6.6 D0 (1) (1)
BREADED, RAW AND COOKED... . DO 90,875 28, 049
SMOKED bcaeenie) its o [6-019 ne) 1 1
FREEZE-DRIED. D0 1 1
SNAPPER, RED:
FILLETS:
FRESH AND FROZEN. . . 6 teva ap DO 359, 506 317,875
BREADED, RAW. . . O16 o050 60 DO (1) (1)
STEAKS, FRESH AND FROZEN. . 1.0... DO 146,000 108, 540
SPANISH MACKEREL FILLETS, FRESH AND FROZEN. ioe) 1,136,000 433 , 290
STRIPED BASS FILLETS, FRESH . So 9 6 6 DO (1) (1)
STURGEON:
CANNED:
SMOKED AND SPREADS. Fi ° STANDARD CASES 478 34,982
CAVIVARIN petite b did 0.6.0 40-9 DO (1 (1)
SMWOMEDG ceolo dg oO 6 oe 6 6G 0 OG POUNDS 1,366,679 2,562,765
SUCKERSSMSMOKE Dearne Sar meat e DO 4,725 1,145
SWORDFISH:
STEAKS, FROZEN. ond oo. 6 ole) 1,238, 067 740,049
SMOKED... . od 0-60 DO 8,239 7,370
TENPOUNDER, SPECIALTIES (mix) be ope DO 1 1
TRIGGERFISH,FILLETS, FRESH. . Sah alients DO 1 1
TUNA:
FICUETS MI ERESHepe ss Np POUNDS (1) (1)
SPECIALTIES, FROZEN:
Ua Suiy ibees we some tao tole hc es DO 1,005,396 187,405
OTHER (WITH NOODLES, PATTIES, AND SALAD MIX) DO 70,444 22,824
CANNED:
ALBACORE. . . . OGG a 0:0 STANDARD CASES 6, 160, 936 81,400,271
LIGHTMEAT . . OM Sogo ole DO 11,937,868 151,576,141
TOTAL. DO 18,098, 804 232,976,412
SPECIALTIES:
SMOKED AND CREAMED. . . g DO 11,240 355,108
WITH NOODLES AND BEANS. . . ‘ DO 29,585 615,801
ANIMAL FOOD . : DO 1 1
SALTED (PASTE). 0 POUNDS 1 1
SMOKED. . . . . : 5.0 fe) 37,916 34,079
SUN-DRIED . 5 ane DO 148,886 148, 667
MEAL. : a.'0 TONS 21,751 2,560,344
Oe Behe 1,000 POUNDS 4,279 297,817
SOLUBLES. a TONS 7535 453,179

SEE FOOTNOTE AT END OF TABLE.

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PROCESSED FISHERY PRODUCTS, 1965 - Continued
ITEM QUANT ITY VALUE
TUNALIKE FISH:
FIEUEISs WARZEIS o 6 0-0 0 6 6D Gp oo POUNDS (1) (1)
CANNED:
FIGs: Bot See pup anole BA ooh Ooo. oon STANDARD CASES 48,253 $393, 588
ENN o-o's ¢ 0 'o Bo oo 6 Oo oo OO DO (1) (1)
EVONEDs 6 obo 6 6 Ga co Oo Bb 'D 606 POUNDS 13,418 8, 560
WAHOO:
CANNED merece AR MaCRECU OMS, ftissute .oicenish (aes Wises STANDARD CASES 1 1
SMOKED. . . . 0-010 0) Gea OF ed Bo POUNDS 1 1
WHITEBASS FILLETS:
RRESHIPANDEEROZEN wteunen tcl tal ep st tal ss tel ks DO 122,450 71,162
BREADED SERAWs molar ne sr Meine tices Tries DO (1) (1)
WHITEFISH:
FILLETS:
F=Ztd-oto Lod 0: 56 0d somsu Gm Neacebwaee DO 529, 620 443, 243
FINOAEN), 6c. co Bo plo o Bala iw eee DO 92,620 62,722
CANNED:
FIStlo 6 6 deasn 0 O=or9 O50 STANDARD CASES (1) (1)
CAVIAR EB smi memucw MAMeSA glares fen louie y elects iaureiare DO 3,224 243,245
SALES. 5 0-0 0070 o.0uD oo 6 0 Oo OD oo POUNDS (1) (1)
GOES 9.5 oopuk oe oo Go! 6 Geno Oo O05 DO 3,071,322 2,639,659
WHITING:
HEADED AND DRESSED, FRESH AND FROZEN. . . DO 32,678,391 3,727,169
FILLETS:
RRESHBANDERROZEN ese aor Seer si ienlsiieite ust DO 2,285,809 509,338
BREADED, RAW AND COOKED . . Sircame DO (1) (1)
SMOKED. . . oe ar en ear DO 618,575 232,133
WOLFFISH FILLETS, FRESH AND FROZEN. . G20 DO 93, 536 33,700
YELLOW PERCH, FILLETS:
FEE 6 “Anode cd ucLIp. On eo so-o ao -aulopde cep DO 2,788, 400 1,849,160
FROZEN. . . . 6 ae RB cs Gea wees aie wb DO 539, 290 336, 237
BREADED SI RAW Sa RROZENMINS (Cunt) (hae nN ie) 606, 042 391,010
YELLOW PIKE, FILLETS:
ERESH|kies Goersd. 2 Gado 6 oo 6 OB oo AO DO 633, 700 539,155
FROZEN) eae 3) Harp ‘shot ad 69) ie tog DO 345,520 282,495
BREADED EE RAWAMIEROZENHMPa annul) 0s ur saunas DO (1) (1)
CRABS:
BLUE, HARD (INCLUDES ROCK CRABS):
FRESH AND FROZEN, COOKED MEAT... . OD DO 18,359,677 22,814, 564
SPECIALTIES, FROZEN:
CAKESPANDIPATAMIESismrcicu | misure mice on cilicete DO 4,340,710 2,715,300
DEVIICED! Se «ie Fe aa S DO 3,948,713 2,508,124
STURGED! Serre $e DO 194,391 137,440
OTHER (BURGERS, ROLLS, STICKS, SOFT
SHEE eT Ch) Se meueeiie are ipo) 1,000,313 683, 559
CANNED:
REGU A Riersyreters rem West varrtycTie tes iin ase ; STANDARD CASES 61,693 1,421,082
SPECIALTIES euen DEVILED, DIPS,
SOUPS SUERC-7)liemetre a -b26)-0 DO 17,965 291,699
BACK SHELLS, CLEANED AND POLISHED ~ . - - 95, 630
DUNGENESS:
FRESH AND FROZEN:
COOKEONMEAT MN staceicirs wy fier certcu re POUNDS 5,074,074 4,464,133
SEGIMNONSHecterne mena ecmremr emer DO 1,504, 548 565, 923
CANNED:
REGUUARW Nese ch Oar moh ceuron loticleets STANDARD CASES 32,047 1,099,817
SPACINETIES Go o%d 6 0-5 6 56.616 oo DO 255 12,490
KING:
FRESH AND FROZEN:
COOKEDAMEANTEnciee ts -uvemnshile tists apy oMici sian. 5 POUNDS 20,078,105 16,813,573
SECTIONS) <a e dud. -0 co (oO Glog Jone DO 7,635, 237 4,084,853
SPECIALTIES (CAKES; COCKTAILS, DIPS, ETC.). DO 105,899 117,271
CANNED:
REGULAR . . . Oui 0.10.10, fo 20a Ge STANDARD CASES 374,916 12,217,984
SPECIALTIES (SMOKED) . 5 0050 0. Goro od DO 1 1
FREEZE-DRIED. ... O20 UGG, ates peo lo POUNDS 1 1
STONE, CLAWS, COOKED, FROZE Nemes nea aenean a DO 82,000 91,700
MEAL NI) SEs a05 1G Sop Aenbe eo eid lolG TONS 11,525 597, 458
CRAWFISH:
COOKED MEAT, FRESH. oie POUNDS 177, 600 222,200
SPECIALTIES:
FRESH AND FROZEN (BISQUE AND FLAVORING) . . DO 1 1
CANNEDE (BISQUE) Brmemretirciee hitch ntns msl eieese ream STANDARD CASES 1 1

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ITEM QUANT I TY VALUE
LOBSTERS:
NORTHERN:
FRESH AND FROZEN, COOKED MEAT. ....... POUNDS 1,002, 436 $4,136,934
FOE, WHOMES 6 o-oo G avole Boob 40 +0 DO (1) (1)
SPECIALTIES:
FROZEN . . boo" DO (1) (1)
CANNED (MEAT, DEVILED, DIPS, NEWBURGS, ETC.) STANDARD CASES 18,796 371,735
SPINY:
FRESH AND FROZEN:
WHOLE, COOKED. . . Aira as On GLO cess 6 POUNDS 1,663,359 1,185,869
TAILS, AND COMED 5 5 Gn 6 dns a 6 6 DO 401,694 709, 297
SPECIALTIES ((COCKTANIUS)) Bimcnrcpecrecenemscn ae renee po (1) (1)
SHRIMP:
FRESH AND FROZEN:
RAW, HEADLESS. . . Satara ecemenon So DO 64,448,870 52,598,117
PEELED enone DEVEINED)
RAW Aan : Rese au enhe ine ie as DO 23,535, 106 27,325, 500
COOKED. . re NTs pe ancy IESG DO 4,104,695 6,238,585
BREADED (RAW AND COOKED) . S emoNoen cna DO 98,144,176 77,091,474
SPECIALTIES:
COCKTAILS (RERRNCERTED)) Ze Uneeenreeee oes DO 4,123,161 3,642,893
STURREDS) 9.) Gi ono) Shato wd tao." DO 1,069,154 1,237,566
DINNERS. . . Binihay soe oe pO 869,338 817, 608
Oe OTHER (DIPS, GUMBO, BURGERS, CREOLES, ETC.). DO 3,633,005 2,610, 423
RECUR a=6-0 6 aio a o:elo-o 6 6 0 -GG,10 6 0 STANDARD CASES 2,315, 448 20, 654, 847
SFICINUMIESs 5-665 4-0 Dro 610.000 a-0 0 0 po 12,748 268,126
CURED:
FREEZE “DRINEDlasd ios eseke ey a) Goa wer dep ee eee POUNDS (1) (1)
GUNSCRIGDGR GS ac. ld aoe o.adereb &le,o DO 275,085 547,149
SMOKED GG a 6 0:10 620 6 oo O00 Go cate o-6 DO 1 {7}
MEAIPANDYS CRAPS paiacw cancwrsereatey i ions seuien aetna TONS 1 1
ABALONE:
STEAKS . . See. 'c POUNDS 619,441 991,815
SPECIALTIES, FROZEN (BREADED PATTIES). oO! oo po (1) (1)
CLAMS:

SHUCKED, FRESH AND FROZEN:
HARD (iNcLUD ING SURF AND

OS ZN CWA) Gb oolo0- 5 oO n.o-o oo Gb oo GALLONS 2,649,222 6,615, 406
RAZ ORM Mri pitta omrciassynci nite Reveetoe siesta anarimionee deena re ee) 19,558 158, 42
SOfiligal teh ce en eee eet ne ee DO 819,805 4,369,767
SPECIALTIES, FROZEN:
BREADED. . . Sees: POUNDS 2,710,120 2,387,815
OTHER (COCKTAILS, “CUTLETS, STICKS, ETC. Sone oe) 1,488,927 663, 563
CANNED:
WHOLE AND MINCED:
CGD, Seruy WN SUNF 6 50 6 0.66.5 08 ale STANDARD CASES 610,635 6,996,359
RAZOR. . . OO ORL een DO 1,047 31,963
CHOWDER” AND JUICE (HARD, SOFT, AND SURF)... DO 1,947,237 11,068, 520
SPECIAETINESIimcmmem. inet: 060 (000,020 5 DO 67,031 1,165,753
CONCH MEAT:
RRESHIPANDEEROZENU.:uclNsimtsi teins ven ell tetcieremepucusrsne stare POUNDS 213, 500 97,835
STEAMED. . oO tae.o avdsar DO 1 1
SPECIALTIES (iN TOMATO SAUCE). pio. Gidea ooo a Je) 1 f
CANNED:
MEAT . . Ss arcD Megane Mb ctwhes nt ap ules act). wan eric enba STANDARD CASES 6, 402 177,766
SPECIIAUTIES eat So eee aan Me alee ne LP Pasig DO (1) (1)
MUSSELS, SEA:
SPECIATSIES MF ROZEN > RMRMNNaT lt sly petal asia POUNDS, 1 1
CANNED) 6. sa) Gato Lonad.decd “dale bein id mo udem aoa STANDARD CASES 1 {3
ERIKS 5 idiin Bwo. bia at asato 8 lo ees doo ooo GROSS 324,214 900, 600
MUSSEL SHELL:
EMUUCRKS cl AN didlo tia O86 o.o oceania oe sowo toes GROSS 84,352 116, 669
CNRSS"5..o'SNeiioiion Deak olinm ot old aa ortoenelie: TONS {7 1
LIME . 2). Taxi io Geom be Ome de abet DO 1 1
LTO: ANON MBM nllcloea, omd tno Bie toes POUNDS 20,718 6,107
OYSTERS:
EASTERN:
SHUGKED Wa RRESH MAND URROZENI ver -ukemieimelcpion Colaine GALLONS 3,574,971 27,572,965
SITREAMED Pron hsiomtopten elke ny mics Wavitcmien coment aye we POUNDS 610, 200 1,337,000
FROZEN:
BREADED. . Ato-50 DO 2,996, 808 2,762,412
By SReciaCies “(PIES, DRESSINGS, STUFFED, ETC.) DO 1,294,309 513,485
IF I
SHUGKED 3, RRESHIFANDRROZEN sv ccise feisel tin) cease GALLONS 944,304 3,960, 234
BREADED)s) cache mitten oh ec unee estan Sie eae ar es POUNDS 128,867 109, 229
WESTERN, SHUCKED, FRESH AND FROZEN. ...... GALLONS 5, 538 167, 626

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PROCESSED FISHERY PRODUCTS, 1965 - Continued
ITEM QUANT ITY VALUE
OYSTERS - CONTINUED:
CANNED:
REGULAR (EASTERN AND PACIFIC)... ..... STANDARD CASES 288, 050 $3,700, 653
SPECIALTIES:
SMOKED. . Saline na re DO 426 38,762
OTHER (BISQUE, SOUPS, STEWS, ECs) wearers DO 154,516 2,388,411
ANIMAL gEOODS Metesaya Ora ANSE ih Kets RERea DO (1) (1)
SHELL PRODUCTS:
CRUSHED SHELL FOR POULTRY GRIT. ...... TONS 263,673 4,053, 526
LIME, BURNED AND UNBURNED. ..... 2.2... DO 85,855 504, 820
SCALLOPS:
SHUCKED, FRESH AND FROZEN:
EVA -o: 0° 070: 070 01:0" Pr 0, Od! -O--Qa Ol D710 GALLONS 209,803 1,727,830
CAICOM mater dio’ a! ovdone a on tai DO (1) 1
IS PAM ERESHEANDSEROZEN Mer n= ien te tianien as beaae POUNDS 5,645,991 4,172,021
BREADED:
GYM) oa’ 6! ola "0 0 a"G ato! So-ohoNo MO DO 2,154,366 2,033,010
(Bolo) <5. <6: (6: so! Os Oto)lo, D.osoy (61-oe Oy BeOonolg DO 4,971,140 4,050,386
SPECIALTIES:
FROZEN (IN SAUCES, DINNERS, ETC.)...... ioe) 1,076,170 906,218
CANNED {IN MUSHROOM SAUCE)... ... 2... STANDARD CASES (1) (1)
SQUID:
FROZEN:

NATURAL acecen eiitepirermsr tat snrtsi Mts Mtsctrash al ata t es me pere POUNDS 5,963,479 667,299
INGTOMATONSAUCEHLA ius aie mils Quasi naps DO (1) (1)
CANNED 9. bho’ -aio ou adilps Suton Ol oad pos OsUlo STANDARD CASES 258, 742 1,115,975

TURTLE:
MEAT, FROZEN (INCLUDING STEAKS). POUNDS (1) (1)
CANNED (MEA SOUP, ETC.). Bh Stacia soteemetioue STANDARD CASES 15,910 276,034
Ofliaio ae a du! oo) a) DO Oko o-oo 1,000 POUNDS (1) (1)
WHALE:
MEAT GROZENGraremrcutcnt sma onicmcyn obysiirsaten cilieiitenite POUNDS 2,995, 437 256, 501
MEN igh (6. ood OW Guitird SoG. o)ea) Dep e an cuiau ciecin TONS 1,390 202,935
OIL:
SHINS solaitdied, as ie hoy Oe MowsciMay Bing atoms <onidtla 1,000 POUNDS 1,056 66,145
OTHER Wemtaermecrher ee iacterty ok apt coat mie eam. mechs DO 1,612 102,997
UNCLASS IF 1ED:
PACKAGED FRESH AND FROZEN:
FISH:
FILLETS AND STEAKS, RAW, NOT BREADED... POUNDS 1,411,510 889, 006
STICKS, BREADED:
IMG | ohig 0.6 coolant) <ayol oO! oto p oAaeo DO 5,145,747 2,035,157
COOKED. DO 77,337,304 33,742,703
FILLETS, STEAKS AND PORTIONS, BREADED (RAW
AND COOKED) . . OO On Ges Dein DO 139, 504, 552 55, 808, 193
PORTIONS, RAW, NOT BREADED. ......~«. pO 2,597,861 981,875
FISH AND SHELLFISH:
CAKES, RAW, BREADED AND COOKED. ..... DO 3,480, 523 1,474,261
DINNERS, BREADED, RAW AND COOKED. .... ioe) 6,366,795 4,085,833
SPECIALTIES. . . Gao A Loi sol ae DO 12,116,162 8,345, 546
CANNED FISH AND SHELLFISH:
GERIMTERISH Meri tnihee tenis lube hes Lcaan seliiule STANDARD CASES 319,101 5,153,156
ANIMAL FOOD... . nave DO 7,736, 565 46,847,744
MISCELLANEOUS (CHOWDERS, GUMBO, AND UN-—
CLASSIFIED SHELLFISH IN SOUPS, STEWS, ETC.) DO 174, 607 3,413,783
CURED:
SNCYED 6 oilg: o).oca.d. aso. -o0 das0 DawonHn » POUNDS 1,176, 462 460, 136
SMOKED... . Gta oo" Bik DO 254, 654 163,715
DRIED (INCLUDES FREEZE- DRIED). : DO 250, 787 1,806, 492
MEALWANDES CRAPEN in mem eiicacer cell onirein en etiee TONS 24,960 3,773,896
OIL (INCLUDES LIVER).. A Debeb o-oo o-2 1,000 POUNDS 3,339 273,350
FISH SOLUBLES. . . SAO OLAS O RG. oad TONS 14,124 819,749
OTHER (AGAR-AGAR, FISH FEED PELLETS, KELP
PRODUCTS, LIQUID FERTILIZERS, IRISH MOSS
EXTRACT pts EsT Cs) ice tee mautte bile mec evinsteietitepeneme - 20,039, 000
GRANDETOI/ASepreusn sunefarey teetemtonns - 1,117,958, 065

1/ INCLUDED WITH UNCLASSIFIED.

NOTE: --SOME OF THE ABOVE ITEMS HAVE BEEN MANUFACTURED FROM RAW PRODUCTS IMPORTED FROM FOREIGN COUNTRIES; THERE-

FORE, THE PRODUCTION CANNOT BE CORRELATED DIRECTLY WITH THE CATCH.

CERTAIN ITEMS, SUCH AS SALTED ALEWIVES, MILD

CURED SALMON, AND STEAMED OYSTERS, ETC., ARE SHOWN IN AN INTERMEDIATE AND ALSO A MORE ADVANCED STAGE OF PROCESS-
ING. THE LIME AND POULTRY FEED MANUFACTURED FROM SHELL PRODUCTS. WERE PROCESSED FROM LIVE AND REEF MOLLUSK SHELLS

THAT ARE NOT INCLUDED IN THE CATCH STATISTICS.

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CURED FISHERY PRODUCTS, 1965

ITEM POUNDS

SALTED (INCLUDES SPICED AND PICKLED):

UBYIIWESs Go oo oo 1b oO Go ole Go oo 6b Do 6 OO
COD), did yo ca s0 1p GONG Ondo woe Glo) Os ce cae i
BAREAHERRIING sateen Otomo runt Re Noma ena Oap ayaa
SBAQHERRINING acy (emmecuotstaaveto sy cic omen chien nomeeereab a eictenyan urs
MAGEE, MULANWICS ob bole bd blocn in 6 Goo o 8
MUESTRA Aone Cotentian fetish Gcmracruisliinircrscmen-reveyel een Ueteme ae
SABE RASH imcanreita sett Wacstiat tere ieee tava uss Live mense ai erarc ate arom
SALMON. . . Son On ORO GMe EC (eh omu aceia’-a ane
SARDINES» QNCIRIC 5 o 5.66.06 6066 66.6 6 6.6
OTHER (POLLOCK, TUNA, WHITEFISH, MULLET, AND

UNCLASSIFIED). 6 Oa 'd.0 LD GLO. ete! bdo oko
UWOVAL 6 Solo 60/6 On 6 Gio Goo Bo bond

SMOKED:

EWITUERNFIGHS. 6 60 0% 00 OG (6 G08 0 625 OO
CARRS cm rinck you nnaNcpeopeebiny rence sta satis ropes
GnUESNG No kG Toto oot Joo Ano o ahOSO Narcohnae oa Romo
CODE MER Liat Meer heir cicemieraccredtn ce
PL tb 8G Uo Grama tino os a peed lca geeeoas. ta bua og
MDIECEN 5/0 0,6 00.0°0,0-0' 0-0-6 0 06-0. 640.0000
HAWIBU igen omtces Cr Gnd stomeionre oeiaiuer coin hn le eine
lANS HERRING> ai Go-0 00000 0D 6 0 010 6 OO
Sa WERRING 6 6 de 66940006 Guo ie om boo Dla 6 oNa
MACKEREL, ATLANTIC. . ... Reco eos eee a
SABRE ISHED ae EMen ttet ear ibcetanaert cepa pee
GINUMON G6 6-06 0 0.0 odo Bo mio oo 6b OG 6.6 5.6
SuUNEEONs: Gio aro ooo 6 (bl oug olin oun uo ld Sogo
TOIT “GN G. owos along ole cp lo; Oa eomoeDe aco Hos. D
WHITING . . sees

OTHER (ALEWIVES, “BARRACUDA, BONITO, BUFFALOFISH,
CATFISH, CISCO, JACK MACKEREL, KING MACKEREL, LAKE
TROUT, PACIFIC MACKEREL, MOONEYE, PADDLEFISH, PIKE
OR PICKEREL, POLLOCK, ROCKFISHES, SEA BASS, SHAD,
SHARKS, SHEEPSHEAD, SMELT, SUCKERS, SWORDFISH, TUNA,
WAHOO, YELLOWTAIL, SHRIMP AND UNCLASSIFIED). ....

UOWNE 6 oo 8 gq O00 On O00 0. O80 DOOD
SUN DRIED:
Woo 6 0.0.60 O00 0 006 O05 6 0 G40 06 6 0
SHRIMP. .
OTHER (BiGEYE SCAD, JACK “MACKEREL, “SCAD, “cop; HALIBUT,
SMELT, CRAB, AND SHRIMP)... G0: 0-080. 0 0 00: 0
WOU 660 6 OacGto,.o Oo 6 od oo 6 OO G 6
FREEZEMDRITED UNCLASSIFIED smteteMroil ens siecmicinemtsiucmtsancneanrs
CYAN) WOUNG. ooo oo 6 Or oo Gb oD SG 6 Oo OO

VALUE

10, 689,575
2,014, 030
381,340
19,095,215
269,727
448,985
167, 400
7,799, 250
110,070

,176, 462

460,136

3,208, 083
13,418, 515
1,366,679
3,071,322

618,575

497,789

148, 886
275,085

299, 287

17,733,401

116,601
95,978
4,543,414

106,433
146, 230
50,001
142,132
68,129
134,010
50,875
2,238,759

20, 443,823
2,562,765
2,639,659

232,153

324,919

33,895,901

723,258

1/ \NCLUDED WITH OTHER SUN DRIED PRODUCTS.

NOTE:--PRODUCTS ARE SHOWN IN AN INTERMEDIATE AND ALSO A MORE ADVANCE STAGE OF PROCESSING

148, 667
547,149

1,840,917

2, 36, 733

54,166,035

GENERAL REVIEW

CANNED FISHERY PRODUCTS, 1965

The pack of canned fishery products by 318 plants in the United States, American
Samoa, and Puerto Rico was 38.3 million standard cases (1.1 billion pounds) valued at $495.2
million to the packers--an increase of 2.6 million cases and $58.6 million compared with
1964. The gain resulted principally from a record pack of canned tuna and larger packs of
Maine sardines, clam products, animal food, and shrimp. The packs of canned salmon,
mackerel, Pacific sardines, and oysters were smaller than in the previous year.

The pack for human consumption (749.5 million pounds) and for bait and animal food
(372.1 million) increased 7.4 millionand 18.7 million pounds, respectively, compared with
1964. The value of three items--salmon, tuna, and animal food--accounted for 81 percent
of the total value received by producers of canned fishery products. Animal food containing
less than 10 pounds of fish per standard case of 48 pounds (4,352,094 standard cases valued
at $20,265,747) has been excluded.

Tuna:--The pack of canned tuna was a record 18.1 million cases (358.4 million
pounds) valued ata record $233.0 million--againof 409,800 cases (8.6 million pounds) and
$15.4 million compared with 1964. The Pacific Coast States led in production with 60 per-
cent of the pack followed by Puerto Rico, 27 percent; Hawaiiand American Samoa, 10 percent;
and Atlantic Coast plants, 3 percent. In 1965, areas other than California accounted for 50
percent of thetuna pack, whereas in 1955 they accounted for only 17 percent. The increase
was primarily the result of greater production at Puerto Rico plants--partially caused by the
development of the Atlantic tuna resource.

Salmon:--The pack of canned salmon was 3.6 million cases (174.4 million pounds)
valued at a record $122.7 million--a decline of 125,600 cases but anincrease of $27.0 mil-
lion compared with the previous year. The higher value resulted fromthe phenomenal run of
red (sockeye) salmon into Bristol Bay which produced one of the largest packs of these fish
in recent years. Red salmon production also improved in other areas of Alaska.

Sardines:--The pack of canned Pacific sardines (8,316 cases valued at $71,267) was
the smalleston record. It reflected the drastic decline of a fishery that was once the largest
in the United States. More than 1.5 billion pounds of Pacific sardines were landedin 1936,
when the fishery was at its peak.

The pack of canned Maine sardines (sea herring) was 1.3 million cases valued at
$10.9 million. Despite an increased production of 401,152 cases compared with 1964, it
was not considered a successful season. In 1965, sardines were packed on a year-round
basis for the first time in many years.

Mackerel:--The canned pack of mackerel (703,447 cases valuedat $5.0 million) was
367,376 cases lessthan in 1964. Jack mackerel accounted for 92 percent of both the volume
and value of the pack. Ex-vessel price disputes, stormy weather, and small landings were
responsible for one of the lowest packs in recent years.

Shrimp:--The pack of canned shrimp was 2.3 million cases (24 cans to a case, each
case containing 4-1/2 ounces of meats) valuedat $20.7 million--an increase ot 1.7 million
cases and $7.7 million compared with 1964. Production of canned shrimp was greatly ex-
panded in Gulf Coast plants in 1965. Smaller Gulf shrimp (in the sizes preferred by canners)
were relatively plentiful and canners took advantage of the abundance to produce a large
pack. The Alaska pack of shrimp was also greater than in the previous year.

Clams:--The pack of canned clams and clam products was 2.6 million cases valued
at $18.1 million--a gain of 258,000 cases and $140,300 compared with the previous year.
In 1965, whole and minced clams accounted for 24 percent of the volume and 39 percent of
the value of the U.S. pack.

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GENERAL REVIEW

Crabs:--The pack of canned crab meat was 468,656 cases valued at $14.7 million--
131,863 cases and $6.1 million more than in the previous year. The blue crab meat pack
(61,693 cases) increased 24 percent compared with 1964, as a result of improved fishing
along the Atlantic and Gulf coasts. In Alaska, the pack of king crab meat (327,107 cases
valued at $10.8) was 39 and 83 percent greater, respectively, thanin1964. Large quantities
of frozen king crab meat and crab legs were sent to both domestic and foreign markets in

1965.

Oysters:--The canned oyster pack of 288,000 cases was 134,000 cases less than in
1964 and the lowest pack since 1945. The value of the pack, $3.7 million, declined $1.6
million compared with the previous year. Production of oyster specialties (smoked, stew,
bisque, and soup) was 154,942 cases--38,816 cases less than in 1964.

Animal food:--The pack of canned animal food containing 10 pounds or more of raw fish
per standard case (48 one-pound cans) was 7.7 million cases valued at $46.8 million--a
gain of 5 percent in volume and 8 percent in value compared with 1964.

U.S. CANNED TUNA PACK, 1955-65

eS) Sa

>

California pack

SUMMARY OF

GENERAL REVIEW

PRODUCT

CANNED PRODUCTS:

FOR HUMAN CONSUMPT | ON:
SALMON. « 2 « « « e
SARDINES:

MAINE .
PACIFIC

TUNA:
SOE Ditepretiemeftsiiseliet testis
CHUNKS. « « « ee ew
FLAKES AND GRATED Ooe0e0

UCAS G=G ono loro NO do

o 0) G80

eo 0 © © © ee we

TUNALI KE FISH o 8
ALEWIVES. . . eee
MACKEREL. . « eee
SHAD. « « « « eee
GEFILTEFISH . own
SALMON, SMOKED. eee
STURGEON, SMOKED AND SPREADS
TUNA SPECIALTIES:

SMOKED AND SPREADS. . .

WITH NOODLES AND BEANS,
ANCHOVY@PASITIE: Ne Je 10/0) 10) 6

MISCELLANEOUS FISH SPECIALTIES

FISH ROE AND CAVIAR...
TOTAL RISH ec 6 ee eiie is

CRAB MEAT . . « « ite} oe
CRAB MEAT SPECIALTIES oe
LOBSTER MEAT AND SPECIALTIES
SHRIMP. «. « ehieijelie
SHR | MP SPECIALTIES. OOOO

CLAM AND CLAM PRODUCTS:
WHOLE . « « e
MINCED. . .
CHOWDER
JUICE .

TOTAL ern s\ireiste: foil toisteficerie

CEAMSSPEGIVAISTIIESI i a0 vets) teite
CONCHIIMEAT er ierteiiiel ie! (16) io! ce
OYSTERS . . . oe eee
OYSTER SPECIALTIES:
SMOKED.
STEW. .

BISQUE AND SOUPS. °
SQUID . « « « °
TURTLE MEAT, souPS AND

STEWS.

TOTAL ‘SHELLFISH! . . 6 «

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TOTAL FOR HUMAN CONSUMPT | ON

BAIT AND ANIMAL FOOD:
ANIMAL |ROODE SS co) scecie ies o
SALMON EGGS FOR BAIT. « . «

TOTAL BAIT AND ANIMAL FOOD,

GRANDSMOTAL Cause: leavers

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PRODUCTION, BY COMMODITIES, 1965
NUMBER STANDARD POUNDS
OF PLANTS CASES PER CASE POUNDS VALUE
3,633,614 174,413,472 | $122,744, 081
1,266, 903 29, 645, 530 10,868, 060
8,316 374, 220 71, 267
4,846,821 101,783, 241 68,079, 654
12,057,158 235,114,581 | 155,546,127
1,194,825 21, 506, 850 9,350,631
358,404,672 | 232,976,412
48,253 | 21-19.5-18 944,078 393, 588
66,942 45 3,012,390 271,342
703; 447 45 31,655,115 4,997, 034
1,731 45 77,895 11,172
319,101 48 15,316,848 5,153, 156
2,377 48 114, 096 205, 362
478 48 22,944 34,982
11,240 48 539, 520 355, 108
29,585 48 1,420, 080 615,801
1,384 48 66, 432 103, 537
161,202 48 7,737, 696 2,047,726
57,052 48 2,738, 496 2,646,211
_———— 24, 410, 429 = 626,483,484 | 383,494,889
468 , 656 19.5 9, 138, 792 14,738, 883
“5 18, 229 48 874,992 305, 421
6 18,796 48 902, 208 371,735
36 2,315, 448 6.75 2/ 15,629,274 20, 654, 847
10 12,748 48 611,904 268, 126
10 13,034 15 195, 510 201,730
21 598, 648 15 3/ 8,979,720 6,826, 592
18 1,802, 122 30 3/ 54,063, 660 10,346,717
145,115 30 3B/ 4,353,450 721,803
| 2,558,919 _| : 3/ 67,592,340 18,096,842
67,031 48 3,217,488 1,165,758
iS 6, 402 48 307, 296 177, 766
21 288,050 14 2/ 4,032,700 3,700, 653
5 426 48 20, 448 38,762
6 152, 424 48 7,316,352 2,351,049
5 2,092 48 100, 416 37,362
8 258,742 48 12,419, 616 1,115,975
8 715,910 48 763, 680 276, 034
7 2,226 48 106, 848 38,887
= 6,186,099 Rie sae 123,034,354'| 63,338,095
eae 30, 596, 528 © |__749,517,838_| 446,832, 964
50 7,736, 565 48 371,355, 120 46,847,744
8 15, 749 48 755, 952 1,549,778
V/ 58 7,752,314 z 372,111,072 48,397, 522
1/318 38,348, 842 B 1,121,628,910 | 495,230, 506

ome peiiente

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OTHER CLAM PRODUCTS,

EXCLUSIVE OF DUPLICATION.
DRAINED WEIGHT.

"CUT OUT" OR "DRAINED" WEIGHT OF CAN CONTENTS ARE GIVEN FOR WHOLE OR MINCED CLAMS, AND NET CAN CONTENTS FOR

NOTE:--LISTS OF CANNERS OF FISHERY PRODUCTS BY INDIVIDUAL COMMODITIES MAY BE OBTAINED FROM THE OFFICE OF

INFORMAT 1 ON,

U.S. FISH AND WILDLIFE SERVICE, WASHINGTON, D. C. 20240,

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SUMMARY OF PRODUCTION, BY STATES, 1965
STATE CANNED FISHERY PRODUCTS
VALUE
MAINE. « « OOOO OO OOOO OOO OOD OOO 000 $15, 077, 663
MASSACHUSETTS, RHODE ISLAND, AND CONNECTICUT. . ss ss ee cee 11,185,829
MW YEN o GoD oOo oOo oOG UDG AO ODO OOOO OOO OUD 4,469,929
NEW JERSEY 2. « « coop ORDO OG OO oOo Oo GONG 14,983, 000
FANE AND BRUNE, 5.5 GO boob Oooo boob 0b 60 4,304, 520
MAMUND o6 Gogo ooo OOD OOD oO oa Do OD OOOO OS 6,687,052
VIRGINIA 6. 6.56.0 o:0.6 anen oOo Oooo DO DOO oOo oD 6 1, 087, 504
NORTH CAROLINA AND SOUTH CAROLINA. . 2 2 ee ee eee ee ven 1,724, 410
FLORIDAS sc 6: a0 OoOeO<0. DIO OO NG C860" Oo DOG O9GO G00 63,646
UWS tooo o oO OOO aH OONnoOaa Od OOO ODO OOOO 1,181,743
MISSISSIFRIS 6 G6 oO Gb Oe oO OO OOOO nH OOO OOO OO 15,115, 585
YOISNERNS oo 61666 6.580 Of Oooo B60 nD OO OO OOO 6 OO 15, 658, 633
WISENDING 6 6.6 ob OB DOO DO oO OOOO OOO OOOO OU 812,852
TEISIINOTSSBKANSAS SeANDIINEBRASKAt ey retreinel teliemienvel tel eateilemiettentenvehten > 1,597,020
OFITOBANO MICHIGAN Scxecaeaasaltecln sukcuesp: Sa stacotele curse cies eer mcrae ee 80,075
IALASKAW Soi cliclitotecancie]nenion: siiteielifelleieep toll cilsiiiel eur -miceclientotl siemciite 120, 475, 528
WASHINGTON ure este ekecmmsthnn sania Aaa RA eRe need eames io lip tees 21,330, 224
GHION tcooooo do OOO NNO oOo OD DOOD GOO OOO 8 28,155,219
CANIFORUIA 6 6 oo 446-0 Do DOGO DOO ON GO oO 0 6 5606 138,758,929
HAWAIIMANDRAMERIICANISAMOAR curettctueurelteiemtenten telucnteltcimemtcpicmenromtente 26,050,876
FUERIO RIGS Gg 0050650 6C FOO OOD O OOD DOO mao G 66, 430, 269

TOWNS oa 6 0.070'o 6 495, 230, 506

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FACTORS USED TO CONVERT STANDARD CASES TO POUNDS

1940 AND 1944 TO
PRODUCT PRIOR YEARS 1941 1942 1943 1947

POUNDS. POUNDS POUNDS POUNDS POUNDS.

PER CASE PER CASE PER CASE PER CASE PER CASE
SARDINES:
MMINES oo 00 10-0 6.6600 5 OG 0-6 25 25 20.3 20.3 20.3
PNGIPICS 6 6.006 G10,'c° 010 9 6 0 O00 6 48 48 45 45 45
TUNA AND TUNALIKE FISHES:
CCMes bdgbhatoo fo Uo oo 8 OO 24 21 22.5 22.5 21
GHUNGS 6.0 6 0 0-006.0 0106 6.0 0.6 Oo - - - - (1)
FUNES bo ao6 co cee ed pono og Go 2 21 18 18 18
RONEN og 6’ 6-0 °6o obs 0 ot0 600.0 48 48 45 45 45
MURNVES c6.6 0°66 6.0 06 a obo B 6° 48 48 48 45 45
NNEROVIESS 6 6).0 a0 0-0.G%0 60 5 boa 48 48 48 48 48
SHAD oO. Goo0. 0 0 OoovG- Oo BO 0 OOD oO 48 48 48 48 45
PUGH FUNNESS 6 5\ GD. O.0-0%0-0 0D 0 5 0 48 48 48 48 42
ChSUESo 68 DOO ooo 66 00-5 a%0.0 15 15 15 22.5 22.5
SHRIMPS WET ACK emreibenmtrie ion rontchromenne we 17.25 17.25 21 21 21
CLAM PRODUCTS:
WHOLE AND MINCED b-6 OO oa 0 iS 15 15 15 15
JUICE, CHOWDER, BROTH, ETC... ss. 30 30 30 30 30
CRABS yierye Ns 1h capa TRI ate OD 2/39 39 39 39 39
NUL, OunaRG 6 Gb 00..0. 0G 01D O16 6 Ug 6 48 48 48 48 48

1948 TO 1953 TO 1958 TO

PRODUCT AGS 1952 a Sen 1965
alles

POUNDS POUNDS POUNDS POUNDS POUNDS

PER CASE PER CASE PER CASE PER CASE PER CASE
SARDINES:
MINS owonalaaneo BY Oude. 0 ao"o 20.3 20.3 20.3 23.4 23.4
BACIEAChmepremcmre dardta 6) otoen,o 45 45 45 45 45
TUNA AND TUNALIKE FISHES:
SCILI0b co. a00. On.) 5 Graco os omorpr 6 21 21 21 21 21
CHUN Siiond GG. 0 a oxbeanoro a 6 Geo (1) 19.5 19.5 19.5 19.5
RUNES Gg Gig aloo Lo oO OONb Oo artrto 18 18 18 18 18
MACKERE Wirentejretrcemon atitemteascotatmtenuentetrcnneyits 45 45 45 45 45
WANING 50 G.B.d a6 o Osa Oro oO 6.0 6 45 45 45 45 45
ANCHOVIES cu covotrchyy dcapomrentenieume nto cure meine 48 48 31.25 31.25 31.25
SRA 6 GoGLo i) Glpsolonos® 0 oO D/oco°0\6 45 45 45 45 45
FAISHRIRAKES euveucmteliretrel comront Meitemecn sale irs 42 42 48 48 48
OPiaSs o.6.6.6 60m 5 0000065 0-0 14 14 14 14 14
SHRIMBRWEIMIDA CKievrce ts tactateaesmne liens aarmnemte 15 15 15 15 6.75
CLAM PRODUCTS:

WHOLE AND MINCED eo jenies (el jo els e fei/ie) 15 15 15 15 15
JUICE, CHOWDER, BROTH, ETC... .. 0. 30 30 30 30 30
GIES 6.0 6 0 6 ooo ao oOo og. oOo 19.5 19.5 19.5 19.5 19.5

ADLER OTHER Sire eranmeiits deamietate mv ctci Wc iatctarguecunemaes 48 | 48 48 48 48

1/ PRIOR TO 1952 CHUNK PACK TUNA WAS INCLUDED WITH THE FLAKE PACK. 2/ PRIOR TO 1939 THE PACK OF CRAB MEAT CONTAINED
48 POUNDS PER CASE, NOTE:==THE FACTORS LISTED ABOVE WERE USED IN CONVERTING THE STANDARD CASES REPORTED IN THE
CANNED FISHERY PRODUCTS BULLETINS FOR THE YEARS INDICATED.

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PLANTS PRODUCING CANNED FISHERY PRODUCTS, 1965

[ NUMBER

OF PLANTS

AREA AND STATE

NEW ENGLAND:

MAINE. 0 2 0 © © © © © © © © © © © © © ew oe ew wo ee we ee ow 8 29
MASSACHUSETTS. « © © © © © © © © © wo ww ee ww te th ww ww wt 8 4
RHODE ISLAND . « 2 « © @ © © © © © oe © ee we ew we we ww we ww 1
CONNECTICUT. 2 «© © «© © © © © © © © ww ew ew ow ww ow ww we ww ww 1

TOTAL 2 « © © © © © © © © © ow © © ow oo ww we ew ww ew ew ew we 35

——————————————OOOO
MIDDLE ATLANTIC:

NEWISVIORKige1 re) ie. celle! se iieffieh is) ce) le) 5) 1e)\\e (=) (@)e) (9) fe; (el) =i ke 0) ©) (6) (ee yielitel« 10
NE WE EIRS ENG s temiicM/eikellicMleii eM el Mel efk'e) lol oivalsie} Jel iaile} iol (alte ieliel Jel is]. sisjcelleijejie 14
PENNSYLVANIA 2 2 6 © © @ © © © © © © © we © © ew we we we ew ee ww ww ew 6
DELAWAREM site! jel|:e) © 10) (el fe 19: 10) (© fefiene)) + 1s) 6: ello |» (0) lehtelie) ie! 6) ©: (el le) \'e) 0) 0 1

HOTA Matretetrel eunelvefile Welrelie) eieliiel one!) 0) (el elge) love) ele! (a)sel lel seiiie) Ze He) enve

CHESAPEAKE BAY:
MARYLAND . 2 © © © © © © © © © © © © © © © © © © © ow wo 8 oe ow ee 4
9

MAUR GIN AMS ep teimie! «lel oll 0) elke: ‘olmeliejiiel le: iso 10) 0) ie, s) 6 lel tej seihesiiciielliol eerie «

NOTA Memieiske lileiiseintesjemieuiesweyjeiien eilenelnchiehie: tenon :onejsiefuleHel-ejnelnelerie:te) ite 13

SOUTH ATLANTIC AND GULF:

NORTH CAROLINA 2 « 2 « © © © © © © © © © ee oe ow ee ww ee ew wo 4
SOUTH CAROLINA . « ee e ew ee we we ew we we we ew ee ee eo ee we eo 2
IFORIIDAeietitet trol ete} 10) w) (0) ehfotheiMewieincdksiieliieh oltevicutes effeflio\iclreiueliionic, (oivelite 3
MISSISSIPPI. «2 ee ee eee we eee ewe we eee we eee we wo ewe 12
MOUISIVANACiierrel Keiseilie! elieliie wepliel«/leiilefie) epics) ieee: (e) Je)/(01 jetel (010. 10) elie se 21
HEXAS cveltteinentstheivel (omie/ ot leliel leiifeleliejtesie/ el iel Velie!) ei felife) (ol (oie (ei Vellie\lelie) jee 3

YOURE ‘56 6 650 056. d\n Goo 6 Go Goo oO OO O10 Of0 UO Oo OFONO

GREAT LAKES AND MISSISSIPPI RIVER:

HURINOIS 6 cs odo 6 0b oOo 0 O60 Oso oO O10 o GO OOO oo oD OOO Oo DO 1
KANSASietrerie/ is) erie ie) efheeime Hel otileMiolie:! ohite) loubegie tie) louie ie! ie, jomied el tejieheme te 1
MINCHINGAN IT eiieirelvey toi leltetleiwielvelNe; eMeMleile® ellie! felfel (ete! efe te) ohle Kelso melee: vlele 1
NEBRASKA RT oiete ester tellieike)Nclrenleuiel (ollle|- ei vel jellies lene) \e] “ej ei ejicel ie) 0: 10} je! ofieenishie! 1
Cn. ci.6. 0 G16 OG OD 0 Ol Guo GO GeaNG (OFOUONOrO+0, 0 s0¥0 '0..0\0:\dNc OOO 2
WISCONSIN SaveunomietsejneisenzeiXol tele) fe iselte/Melsaistey jelPauuente! ie) ¥eiieh vel: (ele! Ns) vehnolie telnie Le 4

HOLA emo sirelieiiei ele ies laiielhelelie: tekst epteliel ceiue) Le ilefiel-eletuel “ellis tei elite 10

k=

PACIFIC COAST:
ALASKA , .

WASHIINGTONIesiwecentnntroscescis eatvanapuacce: ce vatcvite terns Merier ee tatye errors Beene s 59
OREGON DAU Besar emis Ase cn f op atari EAE RRR A UL, NL 16
CAIRTRORN AWS Rte Nise. SMM eeer Nats, Meme Re ea a hele Ae Te 22

UOWAG GQ oa GeolG ‘G6 oKG 00rd. 6 080 DO olor. cao DF ORD. 0 0) usOnO oo

HAWAII moMremt oluiey cof ie \iie) TelNoit a fell ool) eNotes cl ehielteitetieltelhe fic) iste ely elhielu e) “o} ometue 1

AMERIICANESAMOAS cre, 0) 1e) ellielve! et «) Velie) le) ye. 0) (efite ele) ie, ele) sels ei 0) 1») isl le) fe ve

BUERTOMRIICO SMrersemrel feito) Tomtetheitenielteltell'e ei lelter slifoleltel el tol le! ee) feito” ottiel ol aie 4

GRAND MTODALW re salen leit site iniMie. ie sit ehrakl of lefiieileiieliefe ei tei okt eels! o> sl leeteles 318

263-707 O- 67-5

SPECIES

CHINOOK OR KING. .
CHUM OR KETA . .
(PUNS 4°01 6..6..6 10
RED OR SOCKEYE .
SILVER OR COHO .

TOTAL . 2 2 «

SPECIES

CHINOOK OR KING.
CHUM OR KETA . .
BANK semneittesiiewiene
RED OR SOCKEYE .
SILVER OR COHO .
STEELHEAD. . © ©

TOTAL ee ele

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GENERAL REVIEW

PACK OF SALMON, 1965

(STANDARD CASES)

ALASKA

VALUE

WASH INGTON

VALUE

$1,786, 423 $579,921
6,615, 743 483,511
24,014,193 65, 551 2,075, 028
72,149,557 5, 506,344
3,142, 264 1,415, 421

3,267,935 107,708,140 252,190

10,060, 225

CASES VALUE

131,610 $5, 434, 936

34, 484 320, 643 7,133, 738
949,917 26,130,327

2,041,212 77,720,753

186,485 6,172, 655

4,975,716

3,747
3,633,614

151,672
122,744,081

NOTE: --"STANDARD CASES" REPRESENT THE VARIOUS SIZE CANS CONVERTED TO THE EQUIVALENT OF FORTY=EI1GHT 1 POUND CANS
EACH CONTAINING 16 OUNCES.
IS

PACK OF SMOKED SALMON

ALASKA:
CHINOOK OR KING
CHUM OR KETA .
BUUNKiyeiiente ey te
RED OR SOCKEYE
SILVER OR COHO

TOTAL. © « «

WASH INGTON:
CHINOOK OR KING
CHUM OR KETA .
PINK St efiescenients
RED OR SOCKEYE
SILVER OR COHO

TOTAL. « «

OREGON:
CHINOOK OR KING
CHUM OR KETA .
PINK 2 2 6 «
RED OR SOCKEYE
SILVER OR COHO
STEELHEAD. « .

TOTAL. . . e

GRAND TOTAL.

STATE AND SPECIES

SALMON WERE CANNED IN 30 PLANTS
INCLUDED IN THE TABLE "PACK OF MISCELLANEOUS FISHERY PRODUCTS",

IN_WASHINGTON; 8 IN OREGON; AND 64 IN ALASKA. THE

PACK OF SALMON, BY CAN SIZES, 1965

(STANDARD CASES)

CAN SIZE

4-POUND TALL

1-POUND TALL

1/2-POUND FLAT 1/4-POUND FLAT

CASES VALUE
13,452 $277,161
42,716 | 1,092,312

6,271 220,045

|__ 10,417 297,627

1,887,145

20, 630
253,457
709,315

1,473,878

65,195

2,522,475

CASES

$597, 092

5, 546,340 792,242
18,637,026 4,284, 526
51,401,515 17,361,883
1,823,850 | 27,421 936, 299
78,005, 823 | 610,446 |24, 561,846 62,158 |3, 253,326

26,869
57,843
414,068
260,366
125,863

885, 009

157,709 373,931 21,412
362,936 62, 432 300
176, 680 1,415,932 68,348

226, 258 3, 505, 481
80, 964 824,786

1,004, 547

2,677,289
21,124
29,134
16,800

690,841
123,782

165,314

79,175,684 | 840,193 |34,303,378

125, 780 |6, 492,865

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WASHINGTON AND OREGON SALMON PACK, BY DISTRICTS, 1965

(STANDARD CASES)

SPECIES

PUGET SOUND

COLUMBIA RIVER

COASTAL

VALUE
$3,398,776

VALUE
$3,648,513

CHINOOK OR KING,

CHUM OR KETA . 2 « « 60,494 517,995
PINS o 6966 0-0 8 0 39,847 2,116,174
RED OR SOCKEYE .. 69,852 5,571,196
SILVER OR COHO... 1,764, 154 3,030,391
STEELHEAD. . 2 eo « 151,672 151,672

TOTAL, . 2 «6 6 « 5, 484,795 15,035, 941

9, 487, 296] 127,471 1,651 63,850] 365, 679

NOTE: --"STANDARD CASES" REPRESENT THE VARIOUS SIZE CASES CONVERTED TO THE EQUIVALENT OF FORTY-E1GHT 1 POUND CANS,
EACH CONTAINING 16 OUNCES.

PUGET SOUND SALMON PACK, BY ORIGIN OF FISH, 1965

(STANDARD CASES)

PUGET SOUND ALASKAN TOTAL

SPECIES FISH FISH FISH

CASES CASES

CHINOOK OR KING, 1V/ 1,199 8, 698
CHUM OR KETA. . 12, 267 19,726
BUINKGfemeetbeliietes 13,181 65, 551

RED OR SOCKEYE
SILVER OR COHO

23,368
4,617

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UOUAE: ot 0: co! G08h) 0 6.06100, 08D. 570U01D- 0.010

1/ INCLUDES A SMALL PACK FROM CANADIAN FISH.

NOTE: -="STANDARD CASES" REPRESENT THE VARIOUS SIZE CASES CONVERTED TO THE EQUIVALENT OF FORTY=EIGHT 1 POUND CANS,
EACH CONTAINING 16 OUNCES,

181,965

PACK OF MAINE SARDINES, 1965~

STANDARD
STYLE OF PACK CASES VALUE
INES OYBEANHO I 2/icn once oteuraetotvetacs(aiuoRinlctcti em obtetron cmc stier elites 1,119,391 $9,764,794
IINGMUSTARDESAUGEStemtcmiay ion crete periNer-cbeonicm cm caremiam cmienrenien iam ea tere 110, 245 919, 690
IINSTROMATORSAUCE Caremeicculounstiepicnsrn lt cexehiem/enteuielnenreibententeienienacarelts 37, 267 183, 576
TRUS 66 <a: Bap oh Go LO GsGrD OlanOdOSD! oMNono <6 0166: G 1,266,903 10,868, 060

1/ INCLUDES SEA HERRING. 2/ INCLUDES A SMALL PRODUCTION IN OLIVE OIL.

NOTE: --"STANDARD CASES" REPRESENT THE VARIOUS SIZE CASES CONVERTED TO THE UNIFORM BASIS OF ONE HUNDRED 1/4 OIL CANS
(3-3/4 OUNCES NET) TO THE CASE, SARDINES WERE CANNED IN 23 PLANTS IN MAINE.

PACK OF PACIFIC SARDINES, 1965

STANDARD |

STYLE OF PACK PAGES VALUE
NATURA Etsy yk i Rae et ice ewe ee eo ae 4,510 $32,796
IINESTOMATIORSAU CEte ree tourotienteitey eetire te) co ten temrepiteia (ames tiammcienn syne imeralet ne 3,806 38,471

OMAUWaiereihc HstieWkoN oft etc! io) TefileuKelietne! cemeteries} decisis] teniegisgiease

1/ INCLUDES A SMALL PRODUCTION PACKED IN BARBECUE SAUCE.

NOTE: --"STANDARD CASES" REPRESENT THE VARIOUS SIZE CASES CONVERTED TO THE UNIFORM BASIS OF FORTY-EIGHT 1 POUND CANS,
EACH CONTAINING 15 OUNCES NET WEIGHT. SARDINES WERE CANNED IN 6 PLANTS IN CALIFORNIA.

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PACK OF TUNA, 1965

STANDARD CASES)

WASH | NGTON
AND
OREGON

ATLANTIC COAST,
HAWAI1, AND
TERRITORIES

SPECIES CALIFORNIA TOTAL

CASES VALUE CASES CASES

VALUE

ALBACORE:
SOLID PACK. . .
CHUNKS. . « « «
FLAKES AND

$51, 531, 582

1,066,318 | $15,186,968 | 882,367 |$13,849, 480
25,721,349

611,015 8,131,655 | 237,513

1,701,864 |$22, 495, 134
1,137,172] 14,610,273

3,650, 549
1,985, 700

GRATED . « « e 179, 048 1,440, 469 100,394 245,245! 1,935,250 524, 687 4,147,340
TOTAL « wo e 1,856,381 24,759,092 |1,220,274 | 17,600, 522 | 3,084,281] 39,040,657 6,160,936 | 81,400,271

LIGHT MEAT:
SOLID PACK. . .
CHUNKS. « « « «
FLAKES AND

69,120
4,942,544

290,915
3,677,895

3,354,100
47,027,830

1,196,272
10,071, 458

16, 548, 072

899,220
129,824,778

5,890, 768

13,124, 852
77,854, 404

GRATED . « « « 366,341 2,895,214 209,965 272,246} 2,098,112 670,138 5, 203, 291
TOTAL «we « e 7,156,329 93,874,470 5,221,629} 4,241,056} 52,480,042 | 11,937,868 {151,576,141
GRAND TOTAL . 9,012,710 118,633,562 {1,760,757 | 22,822,151 | 7,325,337] 91,520,699] 18,098,804 |232,976, 412

NOTE: --"STANDARD CASES" REPRESENT THE VARIOUS SIZE CASES CONVERTED TO THE EQUIVALENT OF FORTY-EIGHT NO. 1/2 TUNA

CANS TO THE CASE, EACH CONTAINING 7 OUNCES NET WEIGHT OF SOLID PACK, 6-1/2 OUNCES NET WEIGHT OF CHUNKS, AND 6 OUNCES
NET WEIGHT OF FLAKES OR GRATED. THE PACK OF DIETETIC TUNA IS INCLUDED IN THESE TOTALS. TUNA WERE CANNED IN 7 PLANTS
IN WASHINGTON, 6 PLANTS EACH IN OREGON AND CALIFORNIA, 4 PLANTS IN PUERTO RICO, 2 PLANTS EACH IN MARYLAND AND
AMERICAN SAMOA, AND 1 PLANT EACH IN MAINE AND HAWAII. DATA ON THE PACK OF TUNA SPECIALTIES CAN BE FOUND IN THE

TABLE "PACK OF MISCELLANEOUS FISHERY PRODUCTS." THE PACK OF TUNA FOR ANIMAL FOOD 1S NOT INCLUDED IN THE ABOVE TABLE.

PACK OF TUNA, BY CAN SIZES, 1965

ACTUAL

CAN AND CASE S]ZE CASES

4s ROUNDIS srs aihrope Wasnt tat soerarctinicd #aParovarsiedeeareatralirajecei eaten seed (Clio CANS) leases 238,351 $6, 589, 629
URN oa ano onoed 6.0 0nd Goo) Rene pepo cor oC) IE n5 Bec 579, 558 13,591, 288
WA OUND a aotoelon Gut D, auc lowaaleqaon teens Gb. couse | CMON MeLoleeaieeg 14, 630,231 186, 293,354
AA SROUNDIseieintsn ve) ca fe) te hayeecialeeueutsiin yaaa) oad e Soet (CAB UCANS)\tie nt utes 951,917 8,619,922
GONG G6. 0 6-0 G Go O01 oO 0 ooo. BITC CANS gun’ o 81,462 1,321,787
SRV AH CUNEES ali 600 6) boo bug ole olueR dla (Ae CMS). os 1,767,607 16, 526,922
OTHER SIZES (CONVERTED TO STANDARD CASES) Bee A eB RSENS 4,213 33, 510

YOUNG o 6° 0'G 6-0. oa 000 60 ON Gob O60 0 6-9 oo 6 UO Oo 232,976,412

18, 253, 339

PACK OF TUNA, BY AREAS AND STATES, 1965

(STANDARD CASES)

AREA AND STATE

ATLANTIC COAST, MAINE AND
MARYIEAND sieaces| (nan reniicn chee iarsmten te

OTHER:
HAWAI] AND AMERICAN SAMOA ,
RUERTORRINC Ola mesiareusencth cite

PACIFIC COAST:
WASHINGTONSiei ony re emnny 421,518] 3,953,415 5
OHESONS "e616 !d 01 Und-oed 60|| IpSEeh2ee)|) <Uer@aenzes WOUND 21050 698 oll ep VeEbGey’ ||. Be) Cclo,<20
CAWIRORNIAt= tet enna fae 9,012, 710| 118, 633, 562

GRAND TOTAL. ....

18,098, 804 | 232,976,412

TOTAL Viils MatoMMlcteotmabsiall ole

SPECIES VALUE

STANDARD
CASES
BONITO:
SOLID PACK, CHUNKS, AND FLAKES OR GRATED, ........ $393, 588
NOTE; --"STANDARD CASES" REPRESENT THE EQUIVALENT OF FORTY-EIGHT NO. 1/2 TUNA CANS TO THE CASE, EACH CONTAINING
7 OUNCES NET WEIGHT OF SOLID PACK, 6-1/2 OUNCES NET WEIGHT OF CHUNKS, AND 6 OUNCES NET WEIGHT OF FLAKES OR GRATED.
TUNALIKE FISH WERE CANNED IN 3 PLANTS IN CALIFORNIA.

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PACK OF ALEWIVES, 1965

STANDARD
CASES

STATE AND NUMBER OF PLANTS VALUE

NORTH CAROLINA (2) AND VIRGINIA (5). 2. 2 2 2 se ew ee ee ew wwe $271,342

NOTE: <="STANDARD CASES" REPRESENT THE VARIOUS SIZE CASES CONVERTED TO THE EQUIVALENT OF FORTY-EIGHT CANS OF
15 OUNCES EACH.

PACK OF MACKEREL, 1965
CASES
33,412

643,970
59,477

JACK MACKEREL:
NATURAL 1/ .

5.5 $4, 243,419
IN TOMATO SAUCE D2yiae

340, 503
4, 583,922

TOTAL Mei sreti tel iel te) leh selhernie® (elueliie) Home) Jefe: le) ie le! ei fepie! onie Mo} (of aps)

PACIFIC MACKEREL, NATURAL. « « «© eo ee we oe ew we ew ew wo oo ew ew

GRANDMOTAL Me ovieilre) de) fei Mol Jel lene, lolke fo; © Vouiiediehis:pelemet, elke femieu es: ‘6! 4,997,034

1/ INCLUDES A SMALL PRODUCTION PACKED IN CHILE SAUCE.
2/ INCLUDES A SMALL PRODUCTION PACKED IN HOT SAUCE.

NOTE: =="STANDARD CASES" REPRESENT THE VARIOUS SIZE CASES CONVERTED TO THE EQUIVALENT OF FORTY=E1GHT CANS OF
15 OUNCES EACH. MOST OF THE PACK WAS CANNED IN 15 OUNCE CANS, MACKEREL WERE CANNED IN 9 PLANTS IN CALIFORNIA.

PACK OF SHAD, 1965

STATE AND NUMBER OF PLANTS

STANDARD
CASES

OREGON (3), VIRGINIA (1), AND WASHINGTON (1)... 2. eee eeeee |} Tae $11,172

NOTE: -="STANDARD CASES" REPRESENT THE VARIOUS SIZE CASES CONVERTED TO THE EQUIVALENT OF FORTY=-EI1GHT CANS OF
15 OUNCES EACH.

PACK OF ANIMAL FOOD FROM FISHERY PRODUCTS, 1965

STANDARD

STATE AND NUMBER OF PLANTS ones VALUE

MAINE (1) AND MASSACHUSETTS (2)... 0.0 9.00100 0.0 00 G0 »910,376 $10,129,176
NEW YORK ep NEW JERSEY (1), AND PENNSYLVANIA {¢ 5°50 bkoebLOLold 47,963 172, 230
MARYLAND (2), VIRGINIA (2), AND NORTH CAROLINA 04h O10.0 6G, 6.0 149,873 928, 581
een \t4). 69-0 GUGkON "9. OL010-050,6 0 9:00 -0.0 0 5506.0 2,542,152 9,686, 900
ILLINOIS OHIO (1}, KANSAS (1), AND NEBRASKA (1) ....... 432,050 1,611,895
CATS Rc age lle SAE BTR STS IN cay i a Oe 121,432 719,457
CNL IFORIIIEY. (©) ore Gao MoldeawondvorONbanwO.0) 650 bloc Gia ola g!5 © 1,193,016 12,233,714
RESINS WS) 6-8 G5 a5 5 pls"6 Gao po ou -o-U oO bo OGM 80,182 628,815
GREY ERO Meare 0.000 0°00 00.66.0000 Gd 0190's 654,811 4,045, 334
HAWAII AND AMERICAN SAMOA “(2): Oe RTE OT er ee 138,214 1,520,290
FUERTO RICO) Gord aioe Ofoecio Green ould lol Gan ou obi Gea ubUS 466,496 5,171,152
WORE (EO) 5 a. Bros okaeD: O66 Coole Oe OL ‘Oo aeden ea. b Oo iakd 7,736, 565 [eestor sz

NOTE: ==EACH STANDARD CASE CONTAINS 10 OR MORE POUNDS OF FISH. AN ADDITIONAL PACK (4,352,094 STANDARD CASES
VALUED AT $20,265,747) HAD LESS THAN 10 POUNDS OF FISH PER STANDARD CASE AND IS NOT INCLUDED IN THE ABOVE
PACK OF 7,736,565 STANDARD CASES, "STANDARD CASES" REPRESENT THE VARIOUS SIZE CASES CONVERTED TO THE
EQUIVALENT OF FORTY=EIGHT CANS, EACH CONTAINING 16 OUNCES.

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PACK OF FISH ROE AND CAVIAR, 1965

STANDARD
CASES

PRODUCT AND NUMBER OF PLANTS STATES OF PRODUCTION AND NUMBER OF PLANTS

Maas RoE NWS: 570 61,0 5 5 5 $418, 588 VIRGINIA (9) AND NORTH CAROLINA (2)
SHAD MROcE (6) Naw sbrsimememtcerenuemieits 119,223 OREGON (4), CALIFORNIA (1), AND WASHINGTON (1)
SAUMONMCAVINAR (4) Wreuiouneueelinenteetenue 506,927 NEW YORK (4)

243,245 WISCONSIN (1) AND NEW YORK (3)

WHITEFISH CAVIAR (4)...
GROUNDFISH ROE (1), LUMPFISH
CAVIAR (2), AND STURGEON ROE (2)

TOTAL EDIBLE ROE AND
CAVIAR (23) HI/aaeemtememreatents

11,748 1,358, 228 MASSACHUSETTS (1) AND NEW YORK (3)

57,052 2,646, 211

SALMON EGGS FOR BAIT (8). 2. « «

15,749 1,549,778
GRAND TOTAL (31) 1/. 2 2 © « 72,801 4,195, 989
1/ EXCLUSIVE OF DUPLICATION.

NOTE: -="STANDARD CASES" REPRESENT THE VARIOUS SIZE CASES CONVERTED TO THE EQUIVALENT OF FORTY=EIGHT CANS EACH
CONTAINING 16 OUNCES,

WASHINGTON (8)

PACK OF FISH ROE AND CAVIAR, BY STATES, 1965

STANDARD
CASES

STATE AND NUMBER OF PLANTS

MASSACHUSETTS (1), NEW YORK (4), AND NORTH CAROLINA (2)... eee oe 25, 462 $2,094,075
VIRGINIAN a c26 om 6 6oo'0'o G60 00060 00 OO 6 OOO OOO 28,327 339, 518
WASHINGTON (9) 2 « © «© « « FOO. plo bho lovged Go ob. 15,780

OREGON (4), CALIFORNIA (1), AND WISCONSIN (1)...
TOTAL (Sil) Satememrantcurclscateme Monte msnrslustrstrsircurelisit saree seit ieee

3,232

4,195,989

STANDARD

STATE AND NUMBER OF PLANTS SPECIES aNeeG VALUE
ATLANTIC AND GULF STATES:
MAINE (1), NORTH CAROLINA (1), SOUTH CAROLINA (1),
MISSISSIPPI (2), LOUISIANA (1), AND TEXAS (1)... BLUE 1/ $1,421,082

TOTAL (C7) icivels ameccton tay vege Mettouteteer: aicte hake rc sm is 1,421,082

PACIFIC STATES:
WASHINGTON (9) AND OREGON (1) . 2. 2. 2 ee ee ce we ee

DUNGENESS

AND KING 57,495 1,647, 508
ALASKA {2}. Groton oo lcoco Ob 6 DnOLadso O"O OGG DUNGENESS 22,361 823, 702
ALASKARIG) AR Sa: 5 op ilsy ioiitey etate moweteu aut eireacweste wees KING 327,107 10,846, 591

13,317,801

TOTAL, EXCLUSIVE OF DUPLICATION (23) ......e.-.
14, 738, 883

GRAND SHOALS (SO!) Werte eeltne sa cmceniretercu ste ou seae heat omy aere

1/ INCLUDES A SMALL QUANTITY OF ROCK CRABS PACKED IN MAINE.
NOTE: =="STANDARD CASES" REPRESENT THE VARIOUS SIZE CASES CONVERTED TO THE EQUIVALENT OF FORTY-EIGHT CANS TO THE
CASE EACH CONTAINING 6=1/2 OUNCES,

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PACK OF CLAMS AND CLAM PRODUCTS, 1965

(STANDARD CASES)

SPECIES

WHOLE AND MINCED CHOWDER AND JUICE TOTAL

CLAMS:

HARD, SOFT AND SURF. ... . 2,557,872).$18, 064, 879
RAZOR Sues cmeeiieMecusccr veneers 31,963
UWL “o-79) 63.000" Oo aOu-6 611,682 | 7,028, 322 1,947,237] 11,068,520 2,558,919] 18,096,842

NOTE: --CLAMS WERE CANNED IN 7 PLANTS IN WASHINGTON, 8 PLANTS IN NEW JERSEY, 5 PLANTS EACH IN ALASKA AND MAINE,

3 PLANTS EACH IN OREGON AND NEW YORK, 2 PLANTS EACH IN MASSACHUSETTS AND PENNSYLVANIA, AND 1 PLANT EACH IN RHODE
ISLAND, CONNECTICUT, DELAWARE, AND MARYLAND. "STANDARD CASES" REPRESENT THE VARIOUS SIZE CASES CONVERTED TO THE
EQUIVALENT OF FORTY-EIGHT NO. 1 PICNIC CANS, EACH CAN OF WHOLE OR MINCED CLAMS CONTAINING 5 OUNCES OF MEAT, DRAINED
WEIGHT; AND EACH CAN OF CHOWDER, JUICE, BROTH, BOUILLON, OR NECTAR, 10 OUNCES NET CONTENT. THE PACK OF CLAMS
CANNED IN THE SHELL IS NOT INCLUDED IN THIS TABLE,

CLAM PRODUCTION, BY TYPE OF PACK, 1965

STANDARD
CASES

PRODUCT AND NUMBER OF PLANTS POUNDS VALUE

CLAMS:

WHOWES (IO!) reat gel etic sl. os Altauies 5 195,510 $201,730
MINGEDI((21p) taverns Stir eG. ICN Mn ANON GUase a RUNS 8,979,720 6,826, 592
GrleMPl? (ENG Saag: pla rarls cae ram cuiglia laniabiearel sanevaila Veet 54,063, 660 10, 346,717
JUICE (INCLUDES BOUJLLON, BROTH, AND NECTAR) (11)... .. 4, 353, 450 721,803

TOUAL U7 (BIN) 0: 1a! -g eno) 3 Hoar ot oe Daomaben ion leans 18, 096, 842

2,558,919 67,592,340

A/ EXCLUSIVE OF DUPLICATION,

PACK OF OYSTERS, 1965

STANDARD
STATE AND NUMBER OF PLANTS CASES MALT

SOUTH CAROLINA (1), MISSISSIPPI (8),
LOUISIANA (8), WASHINGTON (3), AND OREGON (1)... . 288,050 $3,700, 653

NOTE: --"STANDARD CASE" REPRESENTS. THE VARIOUS SIZE CASES CONVERTED TO THE EQUIVALENT OF FORTY-EIGHT CANS TO THE
CASE, EACH CAN CONTAINING 4-2/3 OUNCES OF OYSTER MEATS.

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PACK OF SHRIMP, 1965

STANDARD
STATE AND NUMBER OF PLANTS CASES VALUE

ATLANTIC AND GULF STATES:
DANIME: (W))5 TEMS (E)) a6 6 6.0.0 6 60 oa: 0-0 0 6 118,514 $1,079, 095
LODISIANN (IS) 50.015 G 000-0 0 00 0 00.000 1, 587, 587 14, 032, 901
MISSISHEA (No css od6a000060000000 445, 708 4, 462, 907

TOA Us (28) ies geurirats tok sete ih nag aN eatin 2,151,809 19, 574, 903

PACIFIC STATES:
WASHINGTON (2), AND OREGON (2) ........... 2,410 18,750
SAGWN (2). Gite vo! oi-giia’ 010, OL bo 6.6 bea! 6640 161,229 1,061,194

TOTALS (8) Reps P Res HA eat chy Seep ees (races 163, 639 1,079,944

ND) TONG ((ES))-6 6 4-0 60 005 0 oo G0 4 a 2,315, 448 20, 654, 847

NOTE; -="STANDARD CASES" REPRESENT THE VARIOUS S}]ZE CASES CONVERTED TO THE EQUIVALENT OF TWENTY-FOUR CANS TO THE
CASE, EACH CONTAINING 4-1/2 OUNCES OF SHRIMP MEATS.

PACK OF MISCELLANEOUS FISHERY PRODUCTS, 1965

STANDARD

PRODUCT Cages LOCATION AND NUMBER OF PLANTS
FISH:

ANCHOVY@IPASIIES teuvel osu lies 1, 384 $103, 587 MARYLAND (1), MICHIGAN (1), AND NEW YORK (2)

GEFILTEFISH . 319, 101 5, 153, 156 NEW JERSEY (3), AND NEW YORK (2)

SALMON:

SMOKED) Skemtetcety ist shone irene) abe 2,377 205, 362 WASHINGTON (15), OREGON (3), CALIFORNIA (1), AND
ALASKA (10)
SPECIALTIES (SPREADS AND SALTED
LIVERS) oo 5.6 610 .6.0°6.0 010 v 553 30,674 | WASHINGTON ig AND MAINE (1

STURGEON, SMOKED AND SPREADS. .. . 478 34, 982 WASHINGTON (7), AND OREGON (4)

TUNA SPECIALTIES: ‘

SMOKED, CREAMED AND SPREADS .. . 11,240 355, 108 MAINE (1), OREGON (1), WASHINGTON (4), CALIFORNIA (1)
WITH NOODLES AND BEANS. .... . 29,585 615,801 CALIFORNIA (2) AND PENNSYLVANIA (2)
OTHER (ANCHOVIES, HALIBUT, WAHOO,
WHITEFISH, SALTED CODFISH, AND MAINE (4), MASSACHUSETTS (1), CONNECTICUT (1),
FISH APPETIZERS, BITES, CAKES, NEW JERSEY (2), FLORIDA (1), MICHIGAN (1), CALI-
CREAMS, FLAKES, SPREADS, AND FORNIA (2), AMERICAN SAMOA (2), LOUISIANA (2) AND
SAUCES) AND OTHER SPECIALTIES . . | 160,649 2,017,052 ALASKA (2
UOWAL PIShlo oo 6 0.60 6.5.0 0). S2Shsta7 8,515, 722
—————— ee
SHELLF1 SH;

CRAB SPECJALTIES (BISQUE, COCKTAILS, NEW JERSEY (1), PENNSYLVANIA (1), MARYLAND (1),
DEV]LED, DIPS, SMOKED, SOUPS, AND SOUTH CAROLINA (1), LOUISIANA (1), OREGON (2),
SPREADS) Pike tele rie beieia mtejalourotlls 18, 229 305, 421 AND WASHINGTON (2

LOBSTER SPEC]ALTIES (MEAT, DIPS.

SPREADS, NEWBURG, THERMIDOR, MAINE (1), CONNECTICUT (1), NEW JERSEY (2),
CHOWDER, AND SOUPS) ....... 18, 796 371,735 PENNSYLVANIA (1), AND MARYLAND (1)
SHRIMP SPEC]ALTIES (COCKTAILS, DIPS,
GUMBO, NEWBURG, SOUPS, SAUCES, MAINE (1), NEW JERSEY (2), PENNSYLVANIA (1),
ANDESITEWS) temic iems oman mae ati 12, 748 268, 126 MARYLAND (1), LOUISIANA (3), OREGON (1), AND
WASHINGTON (1)
CLAM SPECIALTIES (DIPS, FRITTERS,
CRISPS, A LA KING, SPREADS, IN MAINE (2), CONNECTICUT (1), NEW JERSEY (2)
THE SHELL, SMOKED, SOUPS, STEWS, PENNSYLVANIA (2), DELAWARE (1), MARYLAND (1),
(ANDRSAUGES))Iiamreine wre nleracitcum mtn clare 67,031 1, 165, 753 AND WASHINGTON (4)
CONCHAMEAITnmremmeuvelahucmmenie/ som cume iting 6, 402 177, 766 NEW YORK (1), NEW JERSEY (1), AND DELAWARE (1)
OYSTER SPECIALTIES:
SMO Doo. pio 6 oro, 6 Bb oco! ono 426 38, 762 WASHINGTON (5
SuiBtié a) GQ dioovorol 6 Jb.6 oc oore|| ee 2, 351,049 NEW JERSEY (1), WASHINGTON (1), AND OREGON (4)
BISQUE, SOUPS, CASSEROLES, AN
SPREADS pyaimeliyel <troumici nolan en irais 2,092 37, 362 NEW JERSEY (2), LOUISIANA (2), AND WASHINGTON (1)
SAU & foo oo mod oid do Sl Bese 1,115,975 NEW YORK (1), NEW JERSEY (1), AND CALIFORNIA (6)
TURTLE MEAT, SOUPS, AND STEWS... 15,910 276, 034 NEW JERSEY (1), PENNSYLVANIA (2), FLORIDA (2),
LOUJSIANA (2), AND OHIO (1)

OTHER SPECIALTIES (CONCH CHOWDER,

CRAWF1SH B]SQUE, MUSSELS WHOLE LOU]SIANA (2), FLORIDA (2), NEW YORK (1), AND
AND IN BISQUE, SCALLOPS, ETC.). . 2, 226 38, 887 NEW JERSEY (2)

TOTALS SHELERISH aire tamich ell |ooo.026 6,146,870

GRAND TOTAL. . ...... « » /1,080,393 | 14,662, 592

NOTE: --"STANDARD CASES" REPRESENT THE VARIOUS S] ZE CASES CONVERTED TO THE EQUIVALENT OF FORTY-EIGHT CANS, EACH
CONTAINING 16 OUNCES NET WE]GHT.

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INDUSTRIAL FISHERY PRODUCTS, 1965

The production of industrial fishery products by 155 plants in the United States,
American Samoa, and Puerto Rico was valuedat $82.8 million--an increase of $12.9 million
compared with 1964.

Marine animal scrap and meal:--Production of 254,051 tons of marine animal scrap
and meal was 8 percent larger than in the previous year. Menhaden scrap and meal produc-
tion increased from 160,349 tons in 1964 to 175,959 tons in 1965. The gain resulted princi-
pally from a moderate increase in menhaden landings along both the Atlantic and Gulf coasts.
Only New York and North Carolina reportedsmallerlandings. Imports of fish meal, 270,666
tons, declined 168,477 tons (38 percent) compared with 1964. Likewise, the total supply
(domestic production plus imports), 524,717 tons, was 149,678 tons (20 percent) less than
in 1964, the record year.

Marine animal oil:--Domestic production of marine animal oil increased from 180.2
million pounds in 1964 to 195.4 million in 1965. Menhaden oil production was 175.2 million
pounds--a gain of 17.5 million compared with the previous year. Exports of fish oil were
103.8 million pounds compared with 151.5 million in 1964.

Fish solubles:--The production of solubles was 94,840 tons--2 percent more than in
the previous year. There was no production of homogenized condensed fish in 1965.

Other industrial products:--Products from oyster shells and buttons from fresh-water
and marine mollusk shells were valued at $5.6 million--a decrease of $615,900 compared
with the previous year.

Other industrial items produced included agar-agar, fish feed pellets and animal
feeds, Irish moss extract, kelp products, fish leather, fish fins, liquid and dry fertilizer,
colored chips, pearlessence, andcrab shells worth $20.8 million. In 1964, these products
were valued at $16.7 million.

U. S. SUPPLY OF FISH MEAL, 1960-65

(Thousand tons)

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SUMMARY OF PRODUCTION, BY COMMODITIES, 1965

NUMBER OF
PLANTS.

QUANTITY VALUE

PRODUCTS

TONS
THOUSAND

$35,707, 061

MARINE ANIMAL SCRAP AND MEAL. 2 « « © ©
MARINE ANIMAL OILS, BODY OIL. « « « «© «

254,051

195, 440 14,852,194

FIISHESOLUBLESBeabemieuleitehtoliesierterrertetneae 94,840 5,939,073

MARINE PEARL SHELL BUTTONS. . » «ee « 324,214 900, 600

MUSSEL SHELL BUTTONS. . «os os eo c 84,352 116, 669
OYSTER SHELL GRIT AND LIME ("LIVE AND

REE RASHELES! ire. geysen urcleeiteneeteoe on ens 349, 528 4,558,346

MISCELLANEOUS INDUSTRIAL PRODUCTS . .. 20, 756, 230

OTA eyfemonsemnanyeerielienieieyielteitelire) 82,830,173

V/ EXCLUSIVE OF DUPLICATION.

SUMMARY OF PRODUCTION, BY STATES, 1965

STATE

MANINESANDERH ODEMIISEAND sou etlict ral cellicielicinenie i siem eifelletioniofie menial sie be mame cmeuiiicm ene $8,129,383
MASSACHUSETRTSMANDECONNEGTHCUlmemreinsetsmowomtenieuient ie emroMiciementecomicieionientoerencmicerent Tite 1, 487,760
NEW WG 6 ofo0 Oo OOD OOO OOOO oD OO a OOO OOD 00.0 00 OOO 6 1,844, 508
WE OESIEG ono 0.06.0 0.0 O50.0-0°0 6 6 Gy 0s0 0! 0-60.00 G 0-09 DO 6 oo oo 3,152, 520
RENNSWEVANITAWANDEDEWAWAREmtemetreyteutomretteiwenterneraei cit cu icaten eteltel remrontent cme temvelrermarceriente 1,055,055
ARYANS: GiGi od) G96, G0 OG G0 O-6.070 Ooi 0 6604 ONS Of0 G0 OOO O01 Oo a.0.0 1,407,320
WRONG GGe GliGior Guid lo Ol Qusitolioa) alocdeo octal Bier al b Gid.'6 Go BUS alia lalG Guo 8, 249,329
NORTMMCAR OLA oe titenreth Melisa alttel Welbon einai smneitcleret totetie memati leimetton shout euiunretretsontamtsats 3,701,026
GEORGIA, RL ORIIDAS) “AND ALABAMA <, jc) ¢) 1eiie ie 0) 1s Lee) s)\ 0! fel e) 0} outs e) (ell e/ te) Rel ele) e) 0s) fe. 2,594, 563
MISSISSIGPT 61 oto"ar 6 Gd G5Sliata oa) clbNG 20,6 650 6.57.096! BG, 6.606): 6.69000 6, 627, 086
OUTING oh osoeGlo 0 ds O6aloOudohor0) 6.0s0+0-0 080, 01650) De ONDeO\OnGhbLO.0) G10 19,661,374
WEARS 66-90-6000 6010 "0 0.0 0 G60 .G-O"0 G-O.0 GD O10 Obou0 G60. 6°00 610.0 3,393,406
IELINOUS SallOwASaANDAWiIIS CONSIIINpeprecn ea temreprehvelntelnci nel epmellciiicivemienientcucetacm en Stoner tonvenreire 452,044
INURTING 6 610.10 O80) 67010 d-0°O00 0 0 d)O0ld.0 6 Olo\ON6.O G010 0 6:0 01ob 6 O8 487,455
WASHINGTON cake Monte teltottenemousefyejfenieifethe: «Mellon ertaniemhelteniouted eich aareatenratieimenreumeme ici 769,274
OREGON Simemiemeliva) poh Mellon ey Nsttetuoke so eiieiicn (cpuetielica ci ciieuredvon. mem oMlicuk cn carmen ermenT ote mans 690,015
CALIIFORNITA Sten tetreatelte eWestostewseptercr sth ontei ents s ch constrains ciciw sare urey come ohtepecnietnenney rewatee 18,200,112
AMERICANS SAMOA ANDBRUERTOMRINCOS) 6 ve) emote bled ove eittel (eimel Ropialn oiveiicnl on eullonteuiouretckreimenmetate 927,943

yOuitto 6 GS-6 6" Galo OD OND O\G)o'b.0 6.0. UO -o0 O60 0.0 00 6 0.0, 0°00 Oud. 82,830,173

AREA AND STATE AREA AND STATE NUMBER

NEW ENGLAND:
MAINE. 2 2 2 «
MASSACHUSETTS.
RHODE ISLAND .
CONNECTICUT. .

TOTALS von ielottedheilie} Jontetie

MIDDLE ATLANTIC:
NEW YORK . . « «
NEWSJUERSEYaremestire

SOUTH ATLANTIC AND GULF (CONTINUED):
ALABAMA. . « «
MISSISSIPPI. .
LOUISIANA, . .
TEXAS eromeilonve

MOTAL Ss: voimen/tei lol ialiei siielfoiielNsizenia

ee ° ee

GREAT LAKES, WISCONSIN . 2. «ee ee

PENNSYLVANIA , MISSISSIPPI RIVER:

DELAWARE... DUMINOIS 2 5; S, oto-oro ao Goconalé 1
NCA Bt Gia: ota.cololonayd close. acs 3
TOTAL tat taimopremonieieie kts

A TOTALS eataiscc enters tsi leyas srry ves 4

SES AREA NES PACIFIC COAST:
MARYIANDctcchcese siitet tellveyror te ALASKA 3
VIRGINIA . 2 ee wee we WASHIINGTONi a ufenterce\tetateule! lke, (oy fen tele 8
TOTALS ERR ee a eee OREGONASN ciribt teulrehertey ve cteuhor seinsie Rebtons 5
CATIIRORNIAVeMtericnremeinetie: Surswremrc dames 23

SOUTH ATLANTIC AND GULF
NORTH CAROLINA . 2 2. 6 «© «
GEORGIA. 6 « «© ‘se «ons te
FE ORMDAey evlelrenemtoyeeltoetamts

(CONTINUED)

TOTAL a} elirenveietmielt ei Hel elite iehelivethl'e 39

AMERICAN SAMOA . os « « « « © « «
PUERTONRINCO siretterverieltentou curenteietie

GRAND TOTAL. ee ee wee [Bee's Guns

NOTE;==LIST OF MANUFACTURERS OF FISHERY INDUSTRIAL PRODUCTS BY INDIVIDUAL COMMODITIES MAY BE OBTAINED FROM THE
OFFICE OF INFORMATION, U.S, FISH AND WILDLIFE SERVICE, WASHINGTON, D.C. 20240.

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NUMBER OF PLANTS PRODUCING INDUSTRIAL FISHERY PRODUCTS, 1965

PRODUCTS

SCRAP AND MEAL, DRIED:
ALEWIFE. « 2 «
CRAB «2 oo « o
HERRING, SEA . .
MENHADEN . 2 « ©
SHRIMP . 6 « © «
TUNA AND MACKEREL

WHALE. « « « «
UNCLASSIFIED .
OUES

BODY:
ALEWIFE. « «
HERRING, SEA
MENHADEN . .
SALMON . .

ommeliie -ehrelet aire
le) comeneKelielione
oe se eo ee oo
entelfouleyeletielie
el eleliettenaiiieiie
eee eee ew
eo ec ee ee

SPERM. « « « :
OTHER... « .
UNCLASSIFIED . :
INERRONUS RE itenemenante

MUSSEL SHELL PRODUCTS (FR

.
eee
ee ee

os)

BUTTONS. 2 « «© © « «
COLORED) CHIIPSS cn. 6
OYSTER SHELL PRODUCTS:
CRUSHED SHELL FOR POULTRY FEED .
SHELL LIME, BURNED AND UNBURNED.
MARINE PEARL SHELL BUTTONS ....
AGAR=AGAR, 0 eee ne es
FISH SOLUBLES. 2. . 6 e

-WATER

SH

ee Mee © ©

IRISH MOSS EXTRACTS AND STABILIZER
KELPAPRODUCTSiwyoureemis einer tele: veyre
LIQUID AND DRY FERTILIZER... .
PEARL ESSENCE AND NOVELTIES. . .
CRAB SHELLS (FOR DEVILED CRAB MEAT)
ANIMAS REE DSivesietoiteveisiredionc (elite
FISHPREEDEPECEETSS Sco ok aos
EATHERMRRODUGTS rey cureurciual eey site
FAUSHIMFSUNS suremtctitearevberWanveiteutehie: vate

TOTAL, EXCLUSIVE OF
DURISICATINON Ss etre mertelle 6s) 6

ATLANTIC PACIFIC
AND GULF COAST
COASTS 1/ 2/
NUMBER NUMBER
a} -
17 3
9 4
33 -
2 -
1 15
- 3
20 8
3 -
8 4
32 -
- 4
12
- 1
- 3
11 4
1
3 =
2 -
9 3
9 2
6 -
- 1
27 7,
2 -
- 3
ie 2
6 =
3 -
1 6
- 1
1 =
44

Ves

Ww
Sst ]=1WONWMRHHD-w) NW NYW

1/ INCLUDES FIRMS IN THE MISSISSIPPI RIVER AND GREAT LAKES AREA,
2/ INCLUDES AMERICAN SAMOA AND PUERTO RICO.

MENHADEN REDUCTION PLANT

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PRODUCTION OF MARINE ANIMAL SCRAP AND MEAL, 1965

PACIFIC COAST

ATLANTIC AND TOTA
Lead GULF COASTS AND TERRITORIES f
TONS VALUE VALUE VALUE.
DRIED SCRAP AND MEAL:
G@V¥B5 sooo 00000000 11,271 $542, 238 $15, 220 $557, 458
HERRING 6 6 500000000 10,978 1,696, 506 309,111 2,005,617
MENDADEN Sigeueeimenieiiel (oiteliie) ems 175,959 25, 869,014 - 25,869,014
TUNA AND MACKEREL . oo « « (1) (1) 3,032, 063 3,032, 063
WRAUE G5 olok6 6 O06 Oo OO 8 - - 202,935 202,935
UNGIUASS|I| FILED Sierentciuctoueuteuterie) 2/ 21,998 2/3,337,520 702, 454 4,039,974
TOL 6b o'6 626 60.0.6 220, 206 31, 445, 278 4,261,783 35,707,061
1/ A SMALL EAST COAST PRODUCTION IS INCLUDED WITH THE WEST COAST PRODUCTION.
2/ \NCLUDES ALEWIFE (EAST COAST AND GREAT LAKES PRODUCTION), OCEAN PERCH, SHRIMP, AND OTHER MEAL.
PRODUCTION OF MARINE ANIMAL OIL, 1965
ATLANTIC AND PACIFIC COAST
PROD EL GULF COASTS AND PUERTO RICO Uonial
THOUSAND THOUSAND THOUSAND
POUNDS VALUE POUNDS VALUE POUNDS VALUE
BODY OIL:
IAVEWIEESiny se elton el ebliel eel ie 1/269 1/$14, 829 - 269 $14,829
HERRING Sich su ten rotates 5, 263 475,384. $272,952 8, 528 748,336
IMENHADEN'Saeiauney rae royceiier raves 175, 204 13,240, 988 - 175,204 |13, 240,988
SATIMON/irerccmtotielnentonenranrone - 26,190 134 26,190
TUNA AND MACKEREL « « « « - 333,776 4,794 333,776
WHALE:
SHERM co o ntD!o 0.0660 66,145 1,056 66,145
OUR 6.0-0.0.0.0:00 00 - 102,997 1,612 102,997
UNGHEASSIIFi|EDawrenreincmen lomonee 2/2,427 97,035 3,843 318,933
TOVALS Go 8006 G06 6 183,163 p VeA,er7/ 899,095 14,852,194

1/ SMALL QUANTITIES PRODUCED
2/ INCLUDES LIVER OILS.

NOTE: =-TO CONVERT POUNDS OF OIL TO GALLONS, DIVIDE BY 7.75.

IN THE GREAT LAKES HAVE BEEN INCLUDED IN THE EAST COAST.

PRODUCTION OF FISH SOLUBLES, 1965

PRODUCT, STATE, AND NUMBER OF PLANTS VALUE
FISH SOLUBLES:
RHODE |SLAND (1); MASSACHUSETTS (1), AND NEW YORK (1). 2. 2 ee oe eee $356, 166
NEW JERSEY (2), VIRGINIA (5), AND DELAWARE (1) .........06- 1,919,796
NORTH CAROLINA (3) AND EAST COAST OF FLORIDA (2) . 2 2 0 ec ee eee 307,039
MISSISSIPPI (S) WAND ETEXAS (:10)lemiedectepte incu sceirsOrsjire ein Suryrst sem sumeaee es 993, 007
MOUISIANA (265 15. ic: o-G-Osceano Ono Glo ako Gud G.6 ld Bldword cod 1,418, 661
OREGONTN (GIS) AND MCAT EORNIIAW (6) muretnromeem siutsya ama sours elie ero earl ia tg op 944,404

TOTAL (34) narettanrcereeici ct stents 5,939, 073

NOTE: ==INCLUDES MENHADEN SOLUBLES.

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PRODUCTION OF MENHADEN PRODUCTS, 1965
STATE AND NUMBER OF PLANTS DRY SCRAP AND MEAL OIL SOLUBLES TOTAL
TONS VALUE POUNDS VALUE VALUE VALUE
NEW YORK (1), NEW JERSEY (2),

AND DELAWARE (1). ...2.- 13,776 |$1,937,313] 17,148,898 |$1,319,054 $332,070 | $3,588, 437
VIRGINIA (5)... 2... 33,791 | 4,931,275] 24,304,473 | 1,370,743 1,615,368 | 7,917,386
NORTH CAROLINA (9) AND

PLCRIOA (2) 90. 6 oso. p10 19,784 | 3,039,405] 9,481,544] 782,616 307,039 | 4,129,060
MISSIISSHIPPINN(S)) feces oles ce 29,501 | 4,157,346] 20,702,683] 1,658,213 805,727 | 6,621,286
LOUISIANA (9) AND TEXAS (1) . 79,107 |11,803,675]103, 566,110] 8,110,362 1,605,941 |21,519,978

WOUNE (SE) Gover aoc 6 175,959 |25,869,014|175, 203, 708 |13, 240, 988 4,666,145 | 43,776,147
NOTE: =-INCLUDES A SMALL QUANTITY OF OTHER SPECIES.

PRODUCTION OF OYSTER SHELL PRODUCTS, 1965
("LIVE AND REEF SHELLS")
STATE AND NUMBER
OF PLANTS OTUs Rt BURNED AND UNBURNED BONES
VALUE VALUE TONS VALUE

NEW JERSEY (2), PENNSYLVANIA (1),

MARYLAND (2), AND VIRGINIA (2). $961, 509 $208, 589 96,928 $1,170,098
FLORIDA (2), ALABAMA (1), AND

WES (2) 63 6 6 coool Oo Ba6 3,012,251 279,216 245, 565 3,291,467
WASHINGTON (1), OREGON (1), AND

CAMIFORNIVAUN( (19) ours emisme mre: eits 79,766 17,015 7,035 96,781

TOTAL (15) . 2 es ee © © 2] 263,673 4,053,526 504,820 349, 528 | 4, 558,346

_PRODUCTION OF FRESH-WATER MUSSEL SHELL BUTTONS, 1965

STATE AND NUMBER OF PLANTS BUTTONS
GROSS VALUE
HOWAUK(2) VANDI PENNSYEVANIUAW ((li}Jsi Je) cer tcMe ef 0. sels: e) #l (sive! 84,352 $116, 669

NOTE: ==VALUE OF THE PRODUCTION OF COLORED CHIPS IS INCLUDED WITH MISCELLANEOUS INDUSTRIAL FISHERY PRODUCTS.

PRODUCTION OF MARINE PEARL SHELL BUTTONS, 1965

STATE AND NUMBER OF PLANTS

BUTTONS

GROSS VALUE

CONNECTICUT (1), NEW YORK (1), AND PENNSYLVANIA (1)... « 89,075 $174, 754

NEW JERSEY (3)... 2... S100)'00' 010-0) 6.0.60. OLO=o 235, 139 725,846
eiveniole nner : 324,214

PRODUCTS VALUE
AGAR@AGAR. 2 « « © «© © e © © © © «© ec | CALIFORNIA (1

ANIMAL FEEDS AND FISH FEED PELLETS . | WASHINGTON (1), OREGON (1), WISCONSIN (1), CALIFORNIA (4)

COMORED CHIPS sisuteuten! site el eiteticnce - | ILLINOIS (1), 1OWA (1)

FASHBRERTIEIZERS ctencnred one) le- eafomenl|t OREGON (it

Fil SHUENINS wie teuc\cnoh eirelicitents helene iNNEWhdERSENe (1)

IRISH MOSS EXTRACT AND STABILIZER. . | MAINE (2) $20, 756, 230
KELP PRODUCTS. « . « « © © © © © © « | CALIFORNIA (3

LEATHER: PRODUCTS ¢ 3 .°% 6 5. 6 « © |) NEW JERSEY (1

LIQUID FERTILIZER. . 2 2 © « «© «© «© © | CALIFORNIA (1), OREGON (1

PEARL. ESSENCE AND NOVELTIES. . . » « | MAINE (5), MASSACHUSETTS (1)

CRAB SHELLS (FOR DEVILED CRABMEAT) . | FLORIDA (1), TEXAS (1), ALABAMA (1)

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PACKAGED FISHERY PRODUCTS, 1965

The production of fresh and frozen packaged fish fillets and steaks in the United
States, excluding Alaska and Hawaii, was 168.8 million pounds valued at $66.3 million--
an increase of 7.7 million pounds and $9.0 million compared with 1964.

Flounder fillets (49.6 million pounds), haddock fillets (40.2 million), and Atlantic
ocean perch fillets (22.7 million pounds) continued tobe the leading items. They accounted
for 67 percent of the volume and 64 percent of the value. Cod fillets, Pacific ocean perch
fillets, and halibut steaks were among otherimportant leadingitems. The New England area
continued to lead all other areas in the production of packaged fish with 64 percent of the
volume and 59 percent of the value.

Data on the production of packaged fish during 1965 have been published previously
in Current Fishery Statistics No. 4055.

U.S. SUPPLY OF GROUNDFISH FILLETS, 1955-65

200

MILLION POUNDS

100 100

Imports

1955 "56 EY) "58 es i 63 1965

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SUMMARY OF PRODUCTION OF PACKAGED FISH, 1965

FILLETS STEAKS

POUNDS VALUE VALUE POUNDS VALUE
FIRESHien se) fel we) v0} ie) e)s0 86,249,515 $35, 689,852 $729,871 87,481,955 $36,419,723
FROZEN . «2 ee wo 71,286,952 24,130,948 5, 763,439 81,350,078 29,894,387

157, 336, 467 59,820,800 11,295, 566 6,493,310 168, 832,033 66,314,110

PRODUCTION OF FRESH AND FROZEN PACKAGED FISH,
BY SECTIONS, 1965

CHESAPEAKE,
SPECIES NEW ENGLAND MIDDLE ATLANTIC SOUTH ATLANTIC,
AND GULF
POUNDS VALUE POUNDS VALUE POUNDS VALUE
CODE HR itcr tei atielas as 4,511,319 $1,667, 084 2,260,330 $1,119,877 = -
CUSK Ramee urioonlentsts 295,079 91,900 = = = =
ROUNDERS Sha Aller ss ts. 2 34,149,826 13,370,218 4,499,672 2,671,265 1,336, 240 $505, 541
GROUPERS ....... - = = = 1,422,470 595,342
HADDOCK eiomrelcumet reine. s 39, 209,342 15,762,962 944, 590 522,978 -
AMZ Uo vonapaqucuo komeie 441,133 102,619 - = -
HAWIBUT oles deta 383,875 197,934 S -
MACKEREWa iris enn citen re) te 74,300 20,701 = 2
OCEAN PERCH. ..... 22,695, 620 6,156,275 - - =
ROEWOGKA ies, ae) felis 3,619,797 870,120 = - -
SALMOND Sine: ak i: lo 75,410 56, 492 = = =
SNAPPER, RED... . - - - - 426,415
SPANISH MACKEREL . . . - - - - 433, 290
SWORDFISH. . ... 2. 289,828 162,072 = = -
WHllISTGINNG Somes teterren ee 2,285,809 509,338 - - -
WOMEEIISHIfecteits) fereeaie. 93, 536 33,700 - S
UNCLASSIFIED... 2s 26,696 40,044 57,000 191,665
WOMANS Gea als 108,151,570 39,041,459 7,761, 592 4,340,525 4,727,741 2,152,253
R
SPECIES AND Micsiee Teonianten NSU, COS
POUNDS POUNDS VALUE
GARR EMRE ah an Gitehie ens 1, 538,000 e =
COD REAM t ten ativcdue mnie - 3,203,091 $743,010
FE QUNDERS. 50. e166 6 - 9,600,158 3,720,110
WALI o06 sand 06 mote - 8, 489,822 5,026,159
HERRING, LAKE. . 2 se 25,140 5 a
EAKERTROUT oils, ete one 114,820 : =
IINGCODRe cot nanal sctents - 2,202,044 545, 866
OCEAN PERCH... ~~ - 8,043, 568 1,857,440
PIKE OR PICKEREL . . . 60,100 - =
ROCKFISHES .. 2... - 4,765,363 1,113,906
SAUMON Iter Ueialeue te - 2,110,361 1,672,708
SAUGERMe May nates cameos 798, 500 ss z
SEARBASSI auevo sare al - 155,393 70,097
SWORDFISH... 2 2 6 ee - 948,239 577,977
WHUMENBASS\revys ctveirey/s 122, 450 “
WHIMEGISHS ste os 622,240
YELLOW PERCH. 2 ww a 3,328,190
YELLOWPIIKE Sts. 2) b 979, 220 e
UNCLASSIFIED... 2 603,355 194, 254

TOTAL. 8,192,015

39,999,115 15,521,527

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PRODUCTION OF PACKAGED FISH, BY METHOD OF PREPARATION, 1965

SPECIES

GARB aeticirehie
CODW ee ohn
GUE bo 68
FLOUNDERS . .
GROUPERS. . .
HADDOCK . . .
AKER omen
HALIBUT 2. «
HERRING, LAKE

LAKE TROUT.
LINGCOD ..
MACKEREL. .
OCEAN PERCH:
ATLANTIC. 2.
PAGUFAIC ion ten te:
PIKE OR PICKEREL
ROR EOCKY ireie ie
ROCKFISHES., . .
SALMON. . 2 » o
SAUGER. 2. 2 « «
SEAVBASS/. fee)
SNAPPER, RED. .
SPANISH MACKEREL

OD Os0s0,0 O00 0-020 0

WHITE BASS. .
WHITEFISH . .
WHITING . 2
WOLFFISH. . .
YELLOW PERCH.
YELLOW PIKE .
UNCLASS!FIED.
TOTAL .

oMeltemefielitelgelieme!lejtelie

ene) (e ©) eiielve (0) 6) e; je) 10

eee ee eo ew we ew ow

Sielielie) elteMelieiiel lee! fe

POUNDS
1,538,000
7,129,715

281,532
35, 604, 606
275,780
24,042,915
420,273
117,088
25,140
84,700
1,315,840

1,143, 504
4, 232,060

60,100
1,054,477
3,367,143

619, 500

122,450
529,620

2,788, 400
633,700
862,972

86,249,515

35, 689,852

VALUE
$348, 200
2,622,399
88,199
15,150,884
143,049
10,376, 654
97,554
54,460
9,276
75,450
310,728

311,305
916,963
35,030
292, 661
768,067

566, 250

71,162
443, 243

1,849, 160
539,155
620,003

FROZEN

POUNDS,

2,845,025
13,547
13,981,290
152,074
16,111,017
20,860
1,264, 222

30,120
886, 204
74,300

21,552,116
3,811,508

2,565,320
1,398, 220
930,975
179,000
155,393
359, 506
1,136,000
92,620
2,285,809

71,286,952

VALUE

$907, 572
3,701
5,116,250
66,356
5,909, 286
5,065
917,180
18,284
235,138
20,701

5,844,970
940,477

577,459
345,839
799,359
145,000
70,097
317,875
433, 290

62,722
509,338
33,700
336, 237
282,495
232,557

24,130,948

SBECIES FRESH AND FROZEN
POUNDS VALUE POUNDS

CNPo oo 6 G6 SIG BBD 0 6.0 - - 1,538,000
CODE eremrcircincaicmtciclreitsarcncha cure - - 9,974,740
WNC 66 “Ge G"Gloso di5 °66 - - 295,079
REOUNDERS@epecmcatar onrertemrenrenmsnte - - 49,585,896
GROURERSPAPcireimcmrsinciiomn uremmenennare 994,616 $385, 937 1,422,470
HADDOCK Maven velitet oi eiiciieprete enter ve = - 40,153,932
AZo: 08606 0\10'0,0 Ob 6 60-8 - - 441,133
RCT 5 G\-5 (audholb ane Gato 7,492,387 4,252,453 8,873,697
HERRING Sa AKEGremren ciisni cuncalenecntrs = 2 25,140
BAKES ROUT sn ccmmeneeniedeenmetielipsmmenite - 2 114,820
ISIINGCODMaweevmennenicuremreusenieirs amen = 2 2,202,044
MACKERE IMs te imeaitwiciercmententenomes = 9 74,300
OCEAN PERCH:

ATIEANT# Comet abtcuiotisitcuteeker metre - 22,695, 620

NSTC old ob10 oO 020%0..0 - 8,043, 568
PIIKENORMPIICKERELemeiea oiisuue etre - - 60,100
eM Wor og al glailoto enol okand = - 3,619,797
ROCK SHESteremrememicurenrcieane aes = 2 4,765,363
GINO Sigg 66 6 5.0 00 4-0 1,254,796 929,841 2,185,771
GWEERS 6G lb.b 0 0800007020 0 - - 798 , S00
SEAUBASS eeu en CRM Omarion wte = = 155,393
SNAPPER SNRED ea aemoMemCR ONCE Laie 146,000 108, 540 505, 506
SPANISHIIMACKEREow urepucnmunc meme = = 1,136,000
SWORDFISH) cn remremenmciremtmearcmoni 1,238,067 740,049 1,238,067
WHITER BASS eptenecmreme meinem nr cmretts - - 122,450
IWHT)TiE: Fall SHiiravitcetteyer eye yan secre peter cuaroite - - 622,240
WHIDTVIING cnet sc muemvenreameireimreritevars = 2,285,809
Welliaingua: abo. 06-00 OG. o - - 93, 536
VERUOWAPERCH sarcurciie mente mre mtenne mre - - 3,328,190
VEL OWNPIIKEM omen) comemmelmel cence - - 979,220
UNGRASSII|FIIIED Sm ceurememeen ce teniem ene 169, 700 76,490 1,495, 652

VOUS oa Bio ao o20.0.6 11,295, 566 6,493,310

VALUE

$348, 200
3, 529,971
91,900

20, 267,134
595,342
16,285, 940
102,619
5,224,093
9,276

93, 734
545, 866
20,701

6,156,275
1,857,440
35,030
870,120
1,113,906
1,729, 200
711,250
70, 097
426,415
433, 290
740,049
71,162
505, 965
509,338
33,700
2,185,397
821,650
929, 050

168,832,033 66,314,110

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PRODUCTION OF FISH STICK, 1965

COOKED

THOUSAND THOUSAND THOUSAND.
POUNDS : POUNDS POUNDS

WANUARY@iemuimictarsaleemite inc ilomia-ts ns 6,524 278 6,802
FEBRUARY fapietm-ialvax- iif scala) ie 6,259 261 6, 520
MARA: 6 0 -o.0 oid boo ina 7, 556 513 8,069

NPR bas a) ch oie oe PAG cole 6,045 368 6,413
RUAN vg) a. )orvoto. a, Oho dao [os 5, 027 5,470
UNS 0: of con olliedes a 9) die 1 6 6,510 6,813
To. 0: “oxdiie "sac ‘og deo 4,911 5, 341
AUGUST Sa Gi plo co oo o uo 6, 203 6,605
SEPTEMBER Ecates sirius well yas 6,903 7,438
OCTOBER Mtomeetat- ivan. [ata --T-kge 7, 34 7,847
INOVEMBE:R(ierwipeat-aur-yit-iay-1 (omitemere 7,185 7,710
DECEMBER. 3 ei a6 O10 6,850 7,455

TOTAL.

THOUSAND DOLLARS THOUSAND DOLLARS THOUSAND DOLLARS

TOTAL VALUE-YEAR. 33,743 2,035 35, 778

NOTE:--A FISH STICK 1S AN ELONGATED P]ECE OF FISH FLESH (GENERALLY CUT FROM A BLOCK OF FILLETS) WEIGHING NOT LESS
THAN 3/4 OF AN OUNCE AND NOT MORE THAN 1-1/4 OUNCES WITH THE LARGEST DIMENSION AT LEAST THREE TIMES THAT OF THE
NEXT LARGEST DIMENSION.

PRODUCTION OF FISH PORTIONS, 1965

BREADED
UNBREADED
TOTAL

MONTH
COOKED

THOUSAND THOUSAND THOUSAND THOUSAND THOUSAND
POUNDS POUNDS POUNDS POUNDS POUNDS
JANUARY SS feere naBecMiim romrrirenl soos 2, 434 6,876 9,310 197 9,507
REBRUARNGtactetali-altnheaictincaMey ice 1,909 6,479 8, 3388 180 8, 568
MAR 6 A faa aga) 0! ofa) ko 2, 950 9,414 12, 364 349 Up eAls)
NAR ie eg lator a: 0, ao Uavn 2, 260 8,207 10, 467 196 10,663
MING og “ool a a 60g vor ae “ako 1,725 8,626 10, 351 233 10, 584
QUINS 6.5.0. oy Bie ao oo el 6 1,648 9,516 11, 164 179 11,343
QU Oo goo ou odo d 2,010 7,952 9,962 105 10, 067
AVEUS Eb ot 6 eae lor oud 3 3, 310 11,641 14,951 139 15,090
SERTEMB ERG i cuits Uiksiel-u-fet nas 3, 201 10, 348 13,549 235 13, 784
OGTOBERS mn meni tii coat ean 3,795 9,925 13,720 343 14, 063
NOVIEMS E:RmEcmmlitsHt -aiteunwr-2nG mae 2,485 9,547 12,032 151 12, 183
DECEMBER Sa -mer-il-=t-lisiu fillet iat 2,759 8,849 11,608 291 11,899
WOU 6 oo bo oO 30, 486 137, 866 2,598 140, 464
THOUSAND THOUSAND THOUSAND THOUSAND THOUSAND
DOLLARS DOLLARS DOLLARS DOLLARS DOLLARS

MOTALS VALUE -VEAR irs) outlay ite 13, 155 41,888

55, 043 982 56,025

NOTE: --A FISH PORTION IS A PIECE OF FISH FLESH GENERALLY OF UNIFORM S]ZE AND GENERALLY CUT FROM A BLOCK OF FILLETS.
My HAS A THICKNESS, INCLUDING THE BATTER, OF 3/8 OF AN ]NCH OR MORES AND DOES NOT CONFORM TO THE DEFINITION OF A
FISH STICK,

263-707 O- 67-6

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FROZEN FISHERY TRADE, 1965

The 1965 production of frozen fish and shellfish by firms reporting monthly to the
Bureau of Commercial Fisheries was 366.8 million pounds. Leading products frozen were
shrimp (107.0 million pounds); bait and animal food (76.2); fillets and steaks consisting
mainly of ocean perch and haddock (48.2); whiting, headed and gutted (29.6); and dressed
halibut (28.8 million pounds), An estimated 623.4 million pounds of fish and shellfish (live
weight) were required to produce the 366.8 million pounds of frozen fishery items. Not in-
cluded were freezings by cold storage plants not reporting to the Bureau and a considerable
volume of frozen fillets and steaks produced by firms operating plate freezers at the end of
fillet production lines, Data assembled in the packaged fish survey for 1965 indicate that
about 21.3 million pounds (an estimated 61.9 million pounds, live weight) of fillets and
steaks were frozen by these firms.

New England led all other areas in freezings with 138.3 million pounds (38 percent
of the total), followed by South Central with 85.7 million pounds; Alaska, 48.0; Pacific,
45.8; and the South Atlantic area, 41.2 million pounds, The Middle Atlantic, North Central
East, and North Central West accounted for the remainder.

Information on the freezings and holdings of fishery products for 1965 byfirms supplying
monthly data on their operations and a list of these frims were published previously in Cur-
rent Fishery Statistics No. 4054, Dataonfreezings and holdings were also published in the
preliminary monthly bulletin, Frozen Fish Report, and in the final monthly report, Frozen
Fishery Products, which are also in the Current Fishery Statistics series.

COLD STORAGE HOLDINGS OF SHRIMP, 1962-65

(By months - as reported on last day of month)
MILLION POUNDS

60 60
Total holdings

45 45

30 30

15 Raw (headless, shell-on) 15

MJJASOND JFMAMJJASOND
1962 1963 1964 1965

SPECIES

SALT=WATER:
BLOCKS .....

FILLETS AND STEAKS:

COD Sarees ve luie
FLOUNDER...
HADDOCK ..
HALIBUT. » « «
OCEAN PERCH. .
ROELOCKS sie
SALMON... e
WHITING. . . .
UNCLASSIFIED .

TOTAL FILLETS AND

TOTAL BLOCKS, FILLETS, AND

STEAKS . «se

ROUND, DRESSED, ETC.:

HALIBUT. . 2 «

MACKEREL (EXCEPT SPANISH). .

SABLEFISH. . . .
SALMON:

CHINOOK OR KING,

SILVER OR COHO
CHUM OR KETA .
OTHER. « « « «

TOTAL SALMON. .

SMELL Te «0 « ©
SWORDFISH. . . .
TUNA 2 2 ee oe

WHITING, HEADED AND GUTTED
OTHER (EXCEPT BAIT)... «

TOTAL SALT=WATER FISH...

FRESH-WATER:
FILLETS AND STEAKS

ROUND, DRESSED, ETC.:

CHUBS, 2 2 so o
TROUT. « » « «
WHITEFISH. . . .

OTHER (EXCEPT BAIT)

TOTAL FRESH=WATER FISH. . 2. 2 «

BAIT AND ANIMAL FOOD (SALT- AND
FRESHWATER) Bremen iste menor teats Tous

SHELLFISH

CRABS (INCLUDING CRAB MEAT)
SPINY LOBSTER (TAILS). ...
OYSTEREMEATIS I athe) sjitemie en te

SCALLOP MEATS. ..
SHRIMP:

RAW (HEADLESS, SHELL-ON) .....
ALL OTHER (INCLUDING BREADED). . .

TOTAL SHRIMP. .

SQUID. 2 2 0-0 6 oe
OTHERS.) « o 6 0) «

TOTAL SHELLFISH

.

TOTAL FISH AND SHELLFISH.

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SUMMARY OF FREEZINGS, BY MONTHS, 1965

(THOUSANDS OF POUNDS)

JANUARY FEBRUARY

QUANTITY QUANTITY. QUANTITY. QUANTITY QUANTITY. QUANTITY.

Oe OnObhOne 23 142 372 177 186

civil cliia lism sltelli elite
000 0-0:050 00
ooUuUdD OO ab O
sihofal folie esol sire
gdodc00000

STEAKS. .

oO Oo oO

ee ee
oe ee

oeao.9 135

ene 457 494 432 60

ooo dao xo 281 839
-

1,900 2, 589

SEE NOTE AT END OF TABLE. (CONTINUED ON NEXT PAGE)

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SUMMARY OF FREEZINGS, BY MONTHS, 1965 - Continued

(THOUSANDS OF POUNDS)

SEPTEM- NOVEM=
JULY AUGUST Bee OCTOBER DECEMBER

SPECIES

FISH
SALT=WATER:
BEOCKS iretelincmte icine mieltelielienne

FILLETS AND STEAKS:
COD . « we we o
FLOUNDER. .
HADDOCK . .
HALIBUT . «
OCEAN PERCH
POLLOCK . .
SALMON. « ©
WHITING.
UNCLASSIFIED.

TOTAL FILLETS AND STEAKS .

TOTAL BLOCKS, FILLETS, AND

ROUND, DRESSED, ETC.:
WALIEWU 6-56.60 6006.40
MACKEREL (EXCEPT SPANISH .
SABLE SH)neiteien cient siemens

SALMON:
CHINOOK OR KING
SILVER OR COHO,
CHUM OR KETA. o
OTHER « « © « «

TOTAL SALMON. « « « «

SMa G6 66.0 5 016
SWORDRISH| =e eer aera te
TNS 9 0-0-0 66.0 0
WHITING, HEADED AND GU
OTHER (EXCEPT BAIT) .

TOTAL SALT=WATER FISH. . ©

FRESH=WATER:
FIILLETSHANDISTEAKSs 16 0 le) «
ROUND, DRESSED, ETC.:

CHUBS IR ioreiacmemremere
MROUmememerremtentnrame
WHITE RINSH irentemten esvenrs
OTHER (EXCEPT BAIT) .

TOTAL FRESH=WATER FISH . o

BAIT AND ANIMAL FOOD (SALT= AND
FRESH=WATER))e) sites ofa) elle) lee

SHELLFISH

CRABS (INCLUDING CRAB MEAT)
SPINY LOBSTER (TAILS)...
OYSTERYMEATS|s! do seerel teu a) eure
S CAMTOPYMEATSmememeeniementauirs

SHRIMP:
RAW (HEADLESS, SHELL-ON). . .
ALL OTHER (INCLUDING BREADED)

D.

2° Me oe

TT

TOTAL SHRIMP 2 2 0 6 « 0 «

CUD) oa" G=bx0- G06 DOG
OTHER Sohne iin of telv othe y=: enim oie

MOTALSSHELLEISH S) toptetlentel te

STEAKS.

ee oe

TOTAL FISH AND SHELLFISH . . «
NOTE: --PRODUCTION OF FISH FROZEN ON

QUANTITY | QUANTITY

274

6,382
139
250

170

4,922
318

QUANTITY] QUANTITY | QUANTITY | QUANTITY
150 420 117 533

85

5,124 5,585 5,423 3,501
6,113 5,800 5,058 4,899

36,390 29,095 24,904 | 24,988

9,486 7, 590
—_ >
1,338 785
- 9
15 3
800 426
4,435 5, 670
5, 647 6,137
10, 082 11,807 11,237 11,385 10, 481 8, 400
1,137 1,017 111 51 7 151
294 248 151 84 73 229
53,535 | 49,531

TOTAL

QUANTITY.

2,867

2,058
5,861

106,979

4,272
1,723

129,952
366,781

UNITED STATES FISHING OR TRANSPORTING CRAFT 1S NOT INCLUDED IN THIS

REPORT.

SPECIES

SALT=WATER:
BLOCKS. «

FISH

FILLETS AND STEAKS:

COD « « «
FLOUNDER.
HADDOCK .

POLLOCK .
WHITING .

OCEAN PERCH ,

UNCLASSIFIED.

°
° °
° °
° °
° °
° °
° °

TOTAL FILLETS AND STEAKS
TOTAL BLOCKS, FILLETS,

ROUND, DRES
HALIBUT .
MACKEREL.

SED, ETC.:

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ee eee ee
2 0 © © 8 6
ee ee eee
2 0 © © © ee 2
ele eielrelerie

AND STEAKS. .

SALMON:
SILVER OR COHO.
CHUM OR KETA. «

OTHER « « e

TOTAL SALMON. 2 2 « «

SMELT « «©

SWORDFISH . 2. 2 6 « © ©

TUNA. . «
WHITING,

eo 8 © ee

HEADED AND GUTTED

OTHER (EXCEPT BAIT) . «
TOTAL SALT=WATER FISH.

FRESH=WATER:

FILLETS AND STEAKS. . 2.

ROUND, DRES
CHUBS . .
TROUT .
WHITEFISH
OTHER (EX

SED se EmCes!

CEPT BAIT)

TOTAL FRESH=WATER FISH

BAIT AND ANIMAL FOOD (SALT-

FRESH=WATER). 2 2 2 2 © ©

CRABS (1INCLUD

SPINY LOBSTER (TAILS)

OYSTER MEATS.
SCALLOP MEATS

SHRIMP:

SHELLFISH
ING CRAB MEAT)

eee ee

RAW (HEADLESS, SHELL-ON). . 2. ee ee
ALL OTHER (INCLUDING BREADED) .....

TOTAL SH

SQUID . 2 « «
OTHER 2 2 « «

RIMP 2 2 © © ©

TOTAL SHELLFISH. . . «

NOTE: -=THE SE
NEW ENGLAND==MAINE, MASSACHUSETTS, RHODE
MIDDLE ATLANTIC=-NEW YORK, NEW JERSEY, AND PENNSYLVANIA.
SOUTH ATLANT!IC==MARYLAND, DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA, VIRGINIA, NORTH CAROLINA, GEORGIA, AND FLORIDA.

NORTH

TOTAL FISH AND SHELLFISH

CTIONS INDICATED

CENTRAL, EAST==0OH10,
NORTH CENTRAL, WEST==MINNESOTA,

INCLUDE THE FOLLOWING STATES:
ISLAND, AND CONNECTICUT.

INDIANA,

(THOUSANDS OF POUNDS)

83

NOR
aie epee Sooty Gonneau IL CENTRAL
ENGL: ATLANTIC ATLANTIC EAST WEST
QUANTITY. QUANTITY QUANTITY QUANTITY QUANTITY
2,973 - = a a
Ineo 14 - = 5
5,314 - s =
12,923 7 - 5 =
20,288 - 5 o o
1,841 - = o 5
1,014 - = 2 S
446 - 109 3 4
45,593 zi iin ee 4
45,906 21 110 - 4
1 11 - - o
739 187 45 S =
1 = = - es
2 Oo 2 =
= 58 = So =
3 58 = 2 S
—>— S|? a
2 10 - 34 o
41 32 © 2
939 3 = 3
29,515 88 2 a
19,060 2,229 2,326 = 4
34 4
51 2
558 a
18 -
1 Fy
50 34
65 633 71 678 34
36,151 1,711 1,678 1,285 =
ae Se
= - 188 S =
- - 126 = -
5 - 1,474 o =
4,313 418 317 a S
—}
112 32 3,343 = a
4 2 31,415 =
|
116 34 34,758 3 =
| ee SE _ SS
18 238 C =
1,457 90

ILLINOIS, MICHIGAN,
1OWA, MISSOURI, NORTH DAKOTA, NEBRASKA, AND KANSAS.

AND WISCONSIN.

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SUMMARY OF FREEZINGS, BY SECTIONS, 1965 - Continued

(THOUSANDS OF POUNDS)

SPECIES

SOUTH
CENTRAL

PACIFIC ALASKA TOTAL

FISH

SALT=WATER:
BLOCKS. 2. 2 « «© «© ew ©

FILLETS AND STEAKS:
(COD Mei veueliier (eine
FLOUNDER. « «
HADDOCK...
HALIBUT tele te
OCEAN PERCH .
ROLE OCK ioe.
SALMON. 2 « «
WHITING . .

UNCLASSIFIED.

0:0) O50. D8 68S
eel] ventelsel ie] eure.
DO OO 060070 Oo
O5b) Ode 6 O16

cleeretgelseiteielie

eee ee wo ew

TOTAL FILLETS AND STEAKS

TOTAL BLOCKS, FILLETS, AND

ROUND, DRESSED, ETC.:
HALIBU Teme ase

MACKEREL (EXCEPT SPANISH)

SABLEEIISHemteieit elie: elle
SALMON:
CHINOOK OR KING
SILVER OR COHO,
CHUM OR KETA. .
OTHER 2 + © 0 «

TOTAL SALMON. .

SMELTiie 6 «ec s
SWORDFISH 2 « « e
TUNA. 2. « «

WHITING, HEADED AND GUTTED.

OTHER (EXCEPT BAIT) .
TOTAL SALT-WATER FISH.

FRESH=WATER:
FILLETS AND STEAKS, . . .
ROUND, DRESSED, ETC.:

CHUBS: 6 010 © 010 «
TROUTMemomt mm sar are
WEIITEESSHicireys egrets
OTHER (EXCEPT BAIT) .

TOTAL FRESH-WATER FISH

BAIT AND ANIMAL FOOD (SALT-
FRESH@=WATER). 2 . 0 0 6

SHELLFISH
CRABS (INCLUDING CRAB MEAT)
SPINY LOBSTER (TAILS)...
OYSTERE MEATS op te del stherge! cone
SCALP OPMEATSva) sme entrees

eee

SHRIMP:

eo ee

RAW (HEADLESS, SHELL-ON). . .
ALL OTHER (INCLUDING BREADED)

TOTAL SHRIMP » « 2 « «

SQUID ir imreietelzeut enters iearelts
OMAER amrey tek lel vei nelyel (si veune

MOTACS SHELLS HS eiesate

TOTAL FISH AND SHELLFISH

QUANTITY.

QUANTITY. QUANTITY. QUANTITY.

2,867

0°0°O 6 6-0-0 tO
0 0 0) 0.08 O26
eo 0 6 © ow © we ow

STEAKS. .

O60. O sco 72,487 5, 620 8,280 129,952
Oo Ol Ono | 85, 691 45,751 47,983 366,781

NOTE: ==THE SECTIONS INDICATED

ALASKA.

INCLUDE THE FOLLOWING STATES:
SOUTH CENTRAL=-KENTUCKY, TENNESSEE, ALABAMA, MISSISSIPPI, LOUISIANA, TEXAS, OKLAHOMA, AND ARKANSAS,
PACIF|1C=-WASHINGTON, OREGON, CALIFORNIA, ARIZONA, COLORADO, UTAH, AND !DAHO.

PRODUCTION OF FISH FROZEN ON UNITED STATES FISHING OR TRANSPORTING CRAFT ‘IS NOT INCLUDED IN THIS TABLE.

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SUMMARY OF FREEZINGS, BY SECTIONS AND MONTHS, 1965

MONTH

JANUARY .
FEBRUARY .
MARCH . .
APRIL . .
MAY...
NUNES Mri
JULY). je.
AUGUST. «
SEPTEMBER
“OCTOBER .
NOVEMBER.
DECEMBER.

Coo 00 06000 00
es ec ee ee oe ew

°
°
.
°
°
.
°
°

(THOUSANDS OF POUNDS)

New nies Ecce Ml ea ETN SI
ENGLAND ATLANTIC ATLANTIC Shao eae
QUANTITY QUANTITY QUANTITY QUANTITY QUANT ITY

3,093 183 2,880 = 8
4,215 141 3,436 3 2
7,493 G7 3,895 2 2
9,329 770 3,401 10 2

12, 326 1,350 3,496 97 2

15, 687 832 2, 606 712 2

25,487 457 3,344 714 6

19, 226 764 3,446 95 2

14,752 524 3,748 88 2

9, 224 451 3,732 146 2

7,675 32 3,681 48 4

9,822 272 3,541 87 4
138, 329 5,783 41, 206 2,000 ; 38

TOTAL eters

————— ee ee ee eee
ae MEN man we ON Te LET Tekin. STALE Po eee a leL 1 (ORR cue coe

SOUTH
MONTH CENTRAL PACIFIC ALASKA TOTAL
a
QUANTITY QUANTITY QUANTITY QUANTITY
WANUARVAletieie< nears 4,713 2,189 1,117 14,183
FEBRUARY. . 2 6 « 5, 232 2, 624 1, 268 16,921
MARCHE nt acca 5,537 2,620 2, 262 21,816
APRN Pace cuccnete dhs wns 4,741 2, 248 3,726 24, 227
MAW eat ac nse is 4,976 4,583 5,627 32,457
UNE Ree sarayaiccieae 6,108 5, 980 6,807 38, 734
HUEY G-.5 asec 8,824 5,552 9,151 53, 535
AUCUSTOMRieeeE on 10, 958 7,630 7,410 49,531
SEPTEMBER... 8,559 3,139 5,578 36, 390
CCIOSERMeE ee nsue 10, 181 3,572 1,787 29,095
NOVEMBER. . ss « 8,878 3, 250 1,336 24, 904.
DECEMBER. .... 6,984 2,364 1,914 24, 988
TOU Ee ous 85,691 45,751 47,983 366,781

NOTE:-=THE STATES INCLUDED IN THE VARIOUS SECTIONS ARE

INDICATED ON PAGES 83 AND 84.

COLD STORAGE HOLDINGS OF FROZEN FISHERY PRODUCTS, 1965

Holdings of frozen fishery products were highest on November 30, when 232.1 million

pounds were in storage,

The October 31 holdings of 230.6 million pounds were second

highest, followed by the December 31 and September 30 holdings of 229.9 and 227.8 million
pounds, respectively. Holdings were lowest onApril 30, whentheytotaled only 136.9 million

pounds.

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SUMMARY OF HOLDINGS, BY MONTHS, 1965

SPECIES

(THOUSANDS OF POUNDS)

JANUARY JANUARY
1 31

EISH

SALT-WATER:
BLOCKS. 2 2 ee ee ee ee

FILLETS AND STEAKS:
COD. « we ew
FLOUNDER. . «
HADDOCK «2 «© «©
HALIBUT 2. .
OCEAN PERCH .
POEL OCK ive...
SALMON. « © «
WHITING . . .

UNCLASSIFIED. ee

TOTAL FILLETS AND STEAKS

TOTAL BLOCKS, FILLETS, AND
FISH STICKS AND PORTIONS (RAW

AND COOKED) ......
ROUND, DRESSED, ETC.:
ALIEUY. 6\5°6.6.0-0'0 0.8
MACKEREL (EXCEPT SPANISH)
SABLE FISH iene ten ols

SALMON:
CHINOOK OR KING
SILVER OR COHO.
CHUM OR KETA. .
OTHER 2 6 cc +e «

TOTAL SALMON. .

GALT 5.0.0.6 60
SWORDFISH 2. 2
MUN 66.6.6 6
WHITING, HEADED AND GUTTED
OTHER (EXCEPT BAIT) . .

TOTAL SALT-WATER FISH. .

FRESH-WATER:
FILLETS AND STEAKS. . 2 2
ROUND, DRESSED, ETC.:

CHUBS . . 6
TiROUTpemeomteieyicavents
WHITE Gill SHivemseneezetre
OTHER (EXCEPT BAIT)

TOTAL FRESH=WATER FISH .

BAIT AND ANIMAL FOOD (SALT-

FRESH=WATER)) jeitspremiem el arene
SHELLFISH

CRABS (INCLUDING CRAB MEAT)
SPINY LOBSTER (TAILS)
OYSTIERMMEATSR yes eettemucuiee rapes
SCALMOPRNMEATS) ejieu eh rsten rei

SHRIMP:
RAW (HEADLESS, SHELL=ON). .
ALL OTHER (INCLUDING BREADED

MOTALASHRIMP: dente walter suite

SQUID Saivoltiereiatce tolleitei erreurs
OTMERR ike tonmercetnctteismt cuiemrenin

TOTAL SHELLFISH, . 2. « «

ee eo
oe oo

°
°
°

TOTAL FISH AND SHELLFISH

CURED FISH

HERRING, SALTED...
SALMON, MILD-CURED. .
OTHERGSALTED eee terme
SMOKED. FISH . 2...

TOTAL CURED FISH . 2. «

)

oe ee

QUANTITY.

15, 495

QUANTITY.

20,010

125,258,

8,449

9,339

FEBRUARY | MARCH APRIL MAY
28 a 31 30 31
QUANTITY | QUANTITY | QUANTITY | QUANTITY

=

132,840 115,368 92,380 70,417 65,391 77,986
——ESEEEEEEE>>>>>o LS — _ _ __SS=——SSanaanD>BamnananBa@aBanm@=*O)=_ ESS,
828 931 953 682 451 370
1,011 800 533 189 103 243
1,503 1,420 1,452 1,314 1,019 962
1,467 1,655 1,392 1,182 845 694
2,743 2,359 1,944 1,751 2,371 2,776
7,952 7,165 6,274 5,118 4,789 5,045
————————— a aS SS SS
6,765
8,259 7,702 8,424 8,453 8,171 6,319
2,711 2,857 3,345 3,610 3,061 3,765
1,051 935 1,220 1,544 1,640 1,408
3,078 2,617 2,365 1,969 1,966 1,982
36, 641 31,006 28,909 27,820 24,753 23,115
11,875 14,050 13,850 11, 206 12,743 11,661
48,516 45,056 42,759 39,026 37,496 34,776
1,602 1,863 1,820 1,183 865 657
1,937 1,966 1,705 1,577 1,372 1,435
67,154 62,996 61,638 57,362 54,571 50,342
214, 606 192, 294 166,786 141,433 136,945 151,827
6,895 5,748 8,285 6, 637 5,847 5, 507
4,136 3,741 2,860 2,447 2,170 1,966
2,254 2,376 1,382 1,537 2,527 2,434
498 314 422°
13,783 12,179

i
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SUMMARY OF

SPECIES

FISH
SALT=WATER:
BLOCKS ...

FILLETS AND STEAKS:
COD. « « « « «
FLOUNDER . . «
HADDOCK. « « «
HALIBUT. . « «
OCEAN PERCH. .
POLLOCK. . « «

SALMON . « «
WHITING. . e
UNCLASSIFIED

TOTAL FILLETS

TOTAL BLOCKS,

FISH STICKS AND PORTIONS (RAW
AND COOKED)... ~
ROUND, DRESSED, ETC.:
PALIEWIG 4 6 0.0 0 0.0.0.0 O
MACKEREL (EXCEPT SPANISH). «
SABLERIISH saremremelie

SALMON:
CHINOOK OR KING.
SILVER OR COHO..
CHUM OR KETA . « «
OTHER. « «© © « « ©

TOTAL SALMON . « « © © © «
SMELT. « ¢

SWORDF ISH. :
TUNA Sateueneie Sorc Reh omaLe

AND STEAKS. .

WHITING, HEADED AND GUTTED
OTHER (EXCEPT BAIT). . « «

TOTAL SALT-WATER FISH . . .

FRESH=WATER:
FILLETS AND STEAKS . 2 « « « «

ROUND, DRESSED, ETC.:
CHUBS. . 2 2 «© eo e
TROUT. « 2 « 2 «2 we

WHITEFISH. «6 5 «6
OTHER (EXCEPT BAIT). .

TOTAL FRESH=WATER FISH. « «

BAIT AND ANIMAL FOOD (SALT=-AND
ERESH=WATER)) Meh ines colbeteniel tele

SHELLF1SH

CRABS (INCLUDING CRAB MEAT),
SPINY LOBSTER (TAILS). . .
OYSTEREMEATS enrecm emer e
SCALLOP MEATS. . 2 ss

SHRIMP:
RAW (HEADLESS, SHELL-ON) . ..«
ALL OTHER (INCLUDING BREADED).

TOTAL SHRIMP. . 2 © © eo «
SMI, 6 6 a 660
OTHER. « © «© « oe ce ©

TOTAL SHELLFISH . . « © « «

TOTAL FISH AND SHELLFISH. .
CURED FISH

HERRING, SALTED. .
SALMON, MILD=CURED
OTHER SALTED . « «
SMOKED FISH. « « «

TOTAL CURED FISH.

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JUNE JULY | AUGUST SEPTEM= | OCTOBER | NOVEMBER | DECEMBER
30 31 31 BER 30 31 30 31
QUANTITY |QUANTITY | QUANTITY | QUANTITY | QUANTITY | QUANTITY }| QUANTITY

19,670 26,164] 29,584 38,220 | 37,367
5,073 4,864 6,912 5,682 5,653 6,012 5,692
3,746 4,173 4,339 5,450 4,983 5,905 6, 568
6,757 7,022 7,432 7,809 7,301 6,619 6,723
1,741 2,463 2,827 3,032 3,075 3,393 2,326
6, 506 6,809 8,212 10,275] 10,985] 11,977 12,201

527 508 358 341 387 929 2,046

139 152 209 238 270 390 227

432 703 996 1,377 1,463 1,321 1,070

4, 583 4,718 5,235 5,265 5, 433 5,000 4,921

29,504 | 31,412] 36,520 [ 39,469] 39,550] 41,546 | 41,774

49,174 | 57,576 66,104 | 79,762] 76,834] 79,766 | 79,141
= =

9,258 8,784 9,177 8,958 11,541 12,077 14,213

11,079 15,056 17,093 18,739 17,274] 14,874] 14,143

b 322 626 855 1,013 1,000 1,028 1,003

1,932

4,752

1,135 4,314
355 616 1,230 633
985 1,068 1,787 2,070 1,868 1,724 2,271

5,845 9,253 14, 240 15, 286 14, 432 13,250 11,970
901 891 943 7 849 890 830

T5i0l 1,010 1,274 1,703 2,031 2,159 2,325
290 445 1,272 4,514 3,596 1,800 616

534 465 742 1,604 1,927 2,001 2,135
618 816 1,056 1,607 1,690 1,778 1,962
896 1,007 1,172 1,102 1, 206 1,412 Igo S
322 493 580 866 1,593 1,510 1,462
2,311 2,318 2,279 2,222 2,370 2,668 2,545
4, 681 5,099 5,829 7,401 8, 786 9,369 9,479
22,567 21,613 17, 559 10,771 9,226 8,231 9,432
pe —_—_
5,813 5,817 4,454 4,818 6, 556 7,144 8,807
3,498 3,428 3,091 4,197 4,337 5, 648 5, 483
1,448 1,229 1,174 824 92 813 633
2,409 2,969 3,786 5,148 4,758 5, 276 5,856
——+— SS —————

21,369 22,937 21,441 21,419 25, 566 29,083 28,380
11,268 10,760 11,756 12,077 12,982 13,343 13,081
32,637 | 33,697| 33,197 | 33,496] 38,548 42,426 41,461

210,423 | 227,636
3,871 3,713
4,398 4,527

970 840

S03 473

232,107 | 229,924
4,394 4,147
3,366 4,348
2,150 1,405

455 367

10,267

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SUMMARY OF HOLDINGS, BY SECTIONS AND MONTHS, 1965

DATE

JANUARY 31.
FEBRUARY 28
MARCH 31.
APRIL 30.
MAY 31. .
JUNE 30.
JULY 31.
AUGUST 31
SEPTEMBER
OCTOBER 31.
NOVEMBER 30
DECEMBER 31

30.

NEW
ENGLAND

QUANTITY

54, 941
44,332
31,939
35,687
46,575
53, 880
69,062
76,695
83,521
78,186
77,446
79,193

THOUSANDS OF POUNDS

MIDDLE
ATLANTIC

QUANTITY

30, 174
26, 887
26, 526
23, 232
25, 241
22, 896
24, 302
25,578
28,130
29,751
30,119
30, 965

SOUTH
ATLANTIC

QUANTITY

12, 376
12,391
11,803
12,025
11,097
11,478
10,730
12, 100
11,917
13,033
14,277
14,481

NORTH
CENTRAL,
EAST

QUANTITY

16,009
12, 906
10, 687
9, 486
9,807
11,310
11,889
13, 881
18, 655
23,045
23, 004
22, 897

NORTH
CENTRAL,
WEST

QUANTITY

12,016
9,717
7, 636
7,574
8, 233
9,967

11,484

12,517

13, 938

15, 224

16,023

15,476

TOTAL

a

JANUARY 31.
FEBRUARY 28
MARCH 31.
APRIL 30.
MAY 31. .
JUNE 30 .
JULY 31.
AUGUST 31
SEPTEMBER 30
OCTOBER 31.

NOVEMBER 30

DECEMBER 31

SOUTH
aaron. PACIFIC ALASKA
QUANTITY QUANTITY QUANTITY
17,129 45,871 3,778
16, 809 40,699 3,045
14,273 35,078 3,491
13, 267 31, 804. 3,870
13,152 31, 294 6,428
12, 909 35, 067 8,402
14,913 37,001 12,391
17,070 41,467 11,115
17, 264 44,081 10, 330
18, 289 44,741 8,323
19,698 45, 556 5, 984
18,173 42, 906 5,833

QUANTITY

192, 294
166, 786
141,433
136, 945
151,827
165, 909
191,772
210,423
227, 836
230, 592
232, 107
229, 924

NOTE: ==THE STATES

INCLUDED IN THE VARIOUS SECTIONS ARE

INDICATED ON PAGES 83 AND 84.

COLD STORAGE HOLDINGS OF CURED FISH, 1965

Monthly average holdings of salted and smoked fish were 10.5 million pounds. Cured
herring (5.0 million pounds) and mild-cured salmon (3.3 million pounds) accounted for 79
percent of the average cold storage inventories of cured fish,

SUMMARY OF HOLDINGS OF CURED FISH, BY MONTHS, 1965

(THOUSANDS OF POUNDS)

SALTED
DATE HERRING, SALMON: SMOKED TOTAL
CURED M]LD=CURED OTHER

QUANTITY QUANTITY QUANTITY QUANTITY QUANTITY
JANUARVES legis one me inog 5,748 3,741 2,376 314 12,179
FEBRUARY 2O No teqnenen eins ne 8, 285 2, 860 1,382 444 12,971
MARCHES Taymeuerctncnreneai avis 6,637 2,447 1,537 340 10,961
APRIGSO SIN spe penteptth ss aut 5,847 2,170 2,527 422 10, 966
MAYES TS Sree lasers 5,507 1, 966 2,434 454 10, 361
JUNERSO Rea Se Roatan a 4,689 2,398 2,043 455 9,585
USNS Ge Gee aee saab te 4,247 3,121 1,213 443 9,024
AUGUSTIIS Paemrente een caierneme 3,871 4,398 970 503 9,742
SEPTEMBER 30. ...... 3,713 4,527 840 473 9,553
OGTOBER SSIs Route: rercomcmonte 3, 155 4,404 1,828 449 9,836
NOVEMBER 30....... 4, 394 3, 366 2,150 455 10, 365
DECEMBER Silos to.ce ck vcs ane 4,147 4,348 1,405 367 10, 267

GENERAL REVIEW

FOREIGN FISHERY TRADE

U.S. foreign trade in fishery products was valued at $670.4 million in 1965--an in-
crease of $41.9 million compared with 1964. Imports for consumption were $600.9 million,
andexports, $69.5 million. The value ofimports was $36.6 million more thanin 1964, while
exports increased $5.3 million.

Imports of edible fishery products were 1.4 billion pounds, valuedat $479.4 million--
anincrease of 6 percent in volumeand 11 percent in value compared with 1964. The gain was
principally the result of larger receipts of fresh and frozen seaherring, groundfish blocks and
slabs, and shrimp. Other important edible items received in considerable volume in 1965
were fresh and frozen halibut, tuna, groundfish fillets, flounder fillets, swordfish fillets,
lobsters (common and spiny), seascallop meats, canned sardines, cannedtuna inbrine, and
pickled or salted cod, haddock, hake, pollock, and cusk.

Value-wise, shrimp was the major item imported--accounting for 24 percent of the
value of imported edible items in 1965. About 162.9 million pounds (including fresh and
frozen, canned, and cured) valuedat $113.8 million were received from 62 countries. Mexico,
India, and Panama were among the principal sources. Mexican shrimp accounted for 37 per-
cent of the total imports of shrimp.

Imports of nonedible fishery products were valued at $121.5 million in 1965--a de-
crease of $9.1 million compared with the previous year. The decline occurred principally in
the value of imports: of fish meal and scrap.

Exports of domestic edible fishery products were 96.4 million pounds valued at $49.3
million--an increase of 2 percent in quantity and 15 percent in value compared with 1964.
The value of nonedible exports of domestic fishery products ($20.2 million) declined $1.2
million. Exports of foreign-produced fishery products in 1965, were $10.3 million compared
with $9.4 million in the previous year.

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90

EXPORTS OF DOMESTIC FISHERY PRODUCTS, 1964-65 Y

ITEM 1964 1965
EDIBLE FISHERY PRODUCTS 11000 ere
DOLLARS UANT ITY DOLLARS.
FRESH OR FROZEN: ——— QUANTITY a
FISH:
COD, HADDOCK, HAKE, POLLOCK, AND CUSK. . . 764 187
GUNN 5, 60 Oo 6166060500500 00 0 10,559 5,330
OUER5 oo 0 oO OO 00000 000 0 O08. 14,701 3,047
SHELLFISH: <
GHRIMP ob o0.0 6-G610 0 OO OO 6 O60 6,837 6,144
OQSUES, SHUM 65 6466.0 61010 oo (2) (2)
Oyo ob ono. 0 06 0 0 06 Oo 4100 0 0 0.0 6,839 3,885
TOTAL FRESH AND FROZEN. . . 2 «2 0 2 se 18, 593
CANNED:
FISH:
(INCOME 5 o 6 6 6G OD OO 6 oO oO OO 401
GNUMON oo 60 obo Ooo D DOD OOOO 24,892 15,916
SARDINES:
IN OIE 66 6 a6 6.0 6.06 Bo see 3/3,376 3/990
"Mor IN OIE Go cobb oO Go OO OOOO x 3/
TUNAMem mc Neu ee ras nlite Sore cpeibomenirt: (2)
Oya. 6.0 6001000100 b 6-0 6 nU0 6 2,000
SHELLFISH:
SHRIMP:.o° 6 6 00. 6-006°0 odo 60 6 .0:10a 4,809
SQUIDG o6:6 6.0 G0 6 6-6 Oo OWn 00 00 9 1,160
Out Ze 6. 68 660 660 OG O60 BGO 8 Seene
TOMAR CANNED sence sigealelitcieiMomecHee duoc] meine 28, 488
CURED, SALTED, PICKLED, OR DRY CURED:
SALMON 6 6 0 0.06.60 0.0 0 6 0 Ob. 106 (2)
UNELASS IFIED FIGS) co 6)5 cb otdlo ooo oo 2,177
SHRUMPrs rel cpsaeleAririemcluoutsinsrLiesa cee tess (2)
UNGEASSIIGITEDESH ECE ISH ireunemeretonren tclurentememnene SO
TOWNE GUHA) G5 chou 00 90.0 Oo OOD 2,227
FISH, SHELLFISH, AND OTHER MARINE ANIMAL
PRODUCTS (INCLUDING CANNED OR FROZEN
SPECIALTIES AND SMOKED FISH AND SHELLFISH). . (2)
TOTAL EDIBLE FISHERY PRODUCTS ...... 49,308
NONEDIBLE FISHERY PRODUCTS
FISH AND MARINE ANIMAL BODY AND LIVER OIL
(EXCERTEMEDIICIINATS) Risarceirenrsmsticn oe rwe circuits 9, 208
WHATEM@ANDEGS RERMEO|l|(Seaeeaemrontsitemtcn seu reiire incur cMaevirs 422
SEAL RURS MORESSEDNORMDYEDI eeu wu ven eure te) eineieiae all COOMPIIEGES 73 4,706 89 6,055
REARLMESSEN CE rele Vlei olioiitel fal felliouieiiiel ellie lee itetannl|, OOOMPOUNDS 23 322 (2) (2)
SHELES UNMANUFACTUREDIos 1s, el Jer ele evel ie) ee te pO 16,617 1,606 35, 762 4,064
FISH, SHELLFISH, AND OTHER MARINE ANIMAL
PRODUCTS Sa NONEDIIBEE@eyncunennentfitciicn icin ci emiears - - 1,201 - 426
TOTAL NONEDIBLE FISHERY PRODUCTS. .... 2 5 Bees ee eae
GRANDITOMAWcmscaebaem oietenieleil'stienrelicenac - - 64, 204. - 69, 483

SEE FOOTNOTES ON PAGE 91.

NOTE: --IN ADDITION TO THE EXPORT FIGURES THAT ARE SHOWN, THERE ARE LARGE QUANTITIES OF FISH OILS AND CONCENTRATES
THAT ARE EXPORTED FOR MEDICINAL PURPOSES, AND OTHER MISCELLANEOUS FISHERY PRODUCTS THAT CANNOT BE SHOWN BECAUSE
THE EXPORT CLASSIFICATION COVERING THESE PRODUCTS INCLUDES OTHER THAN FISHERY PRODUCTS.

GENERAL REVIEW bh

EXPORTS OF FOREIGN FISHERY PRODUCTS, 1964-65
[ies 1965

1,000 1,000
EDIBLE (FISHERY: GRODUCTS 1T UANTLTY DOLLARS QUANT ITY DOLLARS
FRESH OR FROZEN: UNIT QUANT Ty aera ear See
FISH:
COD, HADDOCK, HAKE, POLLOCK, AND CUSK. . . 1,000 POUNDS 165 46 143 40
GAUMON cob oo ooo OOD Oo Ob Od DO 116 60 85 66
Oils oO OOK OOO DoD OOO ODO DO 2,306 409 969 302
SHELLFISH:
GRRIMP o-66 6016 0 60 6 0°00 60-0 0,9 DO 7,254 6,013 7,989 6, 863
QIHERG ocoaopD ODO oOo boo OO DO DO 182 138 865 656
p+ —__
TOTAL RRESH! AND) FROZEN. ye) s+ cl ele DO 10,023
CANNED:
FISH:
WNL o 6G oo GD OOO boo ooo Je) -
SUMMON oo 50000 00000000000 DO 12 4 8 4
SARDINES:
IN OlG: 6 6 50-06 0-64. Gia 010 016-0 6 DO 15 6 } 3/13 3/3
Nor IN-OlG boo 5.05 916 po 0100 OO DO 3 1 y o
TUNA oss Paar nae 8 Ua Ries RM ta ra, Rena D0 85 46 (2) (2)
OMER 2/5 ooG 6 oOo Ob OOO Oo OO DO 84 92 569 219
SHELLFISH:
GRIMP o-oo GOOD OOOO DO oO OI oO Oo DO
SIDS G6'0 6 610 @ Ob DOO 0 0b O60 6 fe)
OuHER @/ o.'5 6 620: d\0c0.6 oor O Ooo 6 DO
TOMAL CANNEDs oo oN0,G 0-6 oo 5.00 00 DO
CURED, SALTED, PICKLED, OR DRY CURED:
FISH:
SAUMON Gg 6 0-06 0G oO a0 OG 0.00 6 070 %0 DO
UNGIPAS SIIIFaE Dig hal SHiouremevareunetepenioitepmeurewsteyire DO
SHELLFISH: :
SHRIMP 60:0 go GoD ao DOO oO DO DO
UNCIEAS SII FIEDSSHEL EralSH prey teten epactacineltcmten es Je)
TOVAL CURED oS iolt) 0 16 'buo oe bo 405 DO
FISH, SHELLFISH, AND OTHER MARINE ANIMAL
PRODUCTS (INCLUDING CANNED OR FROZEN
SPECIALTIES, AND SMOKED FISH AND SHELLFISH) . pO
TOTAL EDIBLE FISHERY PRODUCTS. ... DO
NONEDIBLE FISHERY PRODUCTS
FISH AND MARINE ANIMAL BODY AND LIVER OIL
((EXCERTPMEDIICINALS) igemrcmmeunsieit emcee iltenitcies ints DO
WAT EAND ES PERMMO)ISeunejremtenreilemeneen voll teilentsmtcy ie DO
SEAMIGURS ss DRESSED ORMDYEDIns tel nepeeuner site tenses ten) 1) OOONPINECES
BEARISMESSENCEMM ami iNelmnineyyeiie) cutee seuliey cite snl OOORPOUNDS
SHELLS, UNMANUFACTURED-. . 2... 2 es eee DO
FISH, SHELLFISH, AND OTHER MARINE ANIMAL
PRODUCTS HMNONED)IBI Earn tetieatsitejrcion ell elton leleeie -

TOTAL NONEDIBLE FISHERY PRODUCTS. .... =

GRAND ISO ASsareteci/ctieye-uirelteiiterne

J/ EFFECTIVE WITH THE STATISTICS FOR JANUARY 1965, THE 1965 EDITION OF SCHEDULE B (STATISTICAL CLASSIFICATION OF
DOMEST1C AND FOREIGN COMMODITIES EXPORTED FROM THE UNITED STATES) SUPERSEDED THE JANUARY 1, 1958 EDITION OF
SCHEDULE _B, THE PRINCIPAL EFFECT OF THIS CHANGE IN REPORTING HAS BEEN AN UNAVOIDABLE BREAK IN THE HISTORICAL AND
CURRENT SERIES OF STATISTICS ON EXPORTS OF FISHERY PRODUCTS CAUSED BY REVISIONS IN EXPORT COMMODITY CLASSIFICATIONS.
IN SOME INSTANCES, THERE WERE DIRECT CORRELATIONS BETWEEN THE OLD AND THE .NEW CLASSIFICATIONS; HOWEVER, THERE WERE
NO APPARENT CORRELATIONS FOR OTHER CLASSIFICATIONS. A NUMBER OF FISHERY ITEMS DESCRIBED IN THE 1958 EDITION OF
SCHEDULE B LOST THEIR IDENTITY WHILE OTHER ITEMS NOT LISTED IN THE 1958 EDITION ARE DESCRIBED IN THE 1965 EDITION
OF SCHEDULE B. THIS REPORT HAS BEEN REORGANIZED IN AN EFFORT TO RETAIN CONTINUITY IN THE BUREAU'S REPORTING OF
HISTORICAL AND CURRENT STATISTICS OF FOREIGN TRADE IN FISHERY PRODUCTS.

2/ BECAUSE OF REVISIONS IN COMMODITY DESCRIPTIONS EFFECTIVE JANUARY 1, 1965, DATA FOR THIS ITEM ARE SHOWN ONLY
FOR CALENDAR YEAR 1964, DATA FOR 1965 ARE INCLUDED WITH OTHER OR UNCLASSIFIED ITEMS.

3/ EFFECTIVE JANUARY 1, 1965, THESE TWO ITEMS WERE COMBINED IN A SINGLE CLASSIFICATION.

4/ \NCLUDES PREPARED OR PRESERVED SPECIALTIES OTHER THAN CANNED, CASSEROLES, DINNERS, PICKLED, ETC.

S/ LESS THAN SOO POUNDS,

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IMPORTS OF FISHERY PRODUCTS ENTERED FOR CONSUMPTION, 1964-65

ITEM

EDIBLE FISHERY PRODUCTS

FRESH OR FROZEN:
FISH:

WHETHER OR NOT WHOLE (EXCEPT FILLETS,

STEAKS, ETC.):
FRESH-WATER:
LAKE HERRING, CISCO, AND CHUB.
WAKESTROUTpsmrenameme neste ne
PIKE, EXCEPT YELLOW PIKE .
TROUT (EXCEPT LAKE TROUT).
CMDRFISH os o8p nor onc ono
VEUUOWMEIIKESIeureircme en cnne
UNGEASSINEAIEDI Sire) oe ceene

TOTAL FRESH-WATER FISH. .

SALT-WATER:
COD, HADDOCK, HAKE,
CUSK (INCLUDES EELS AND SHAD)
WALES oS 6G oeb ode 0 oo
MACKEREL:
Ades o-oo doo A 00
FROZEN . .
SALMON . .
SEA HERRING.
SMELT Saree yarn
STURGEON . .
SWORDFISH:
Pehle Wao 8 HO cltolb SO, ood
NCA ogo O8u- 4,0.20 God

TUNA (WHOLE AND OTHER THAN
ALBACORE . « . «ss -
YECLOWFIIN. 3 = 0» «© 6 «
SKIUPUACK 2 0s 8 0 oe
UNCLASSIFIED . . .

TOTAL TUNA... .

TUNA LOINS AND DISCS:
AUBACORE 0 (c's « 0 «0 @
WEF No one 0 0 ood 0 6
UNCLASSIFIED « . s 6 « © «

TOTAL LOINS AND DISCS
UNCLASSIFIED) 6. 6 6 8 0 wt els
TOTAL SALT-WATER FISH .

FILLETS, STEAKS, ETC.:
GROUNDF ISH AND OCEAN PERCH:
COOMERA teins

HADDOCK, HAKE, POLLOCK, AND CUSK .

OCEAN PERCH (ATLANTIC)... .
BEOCKSHORESEABSS: uci ce fe

TOTAL GROUNDF ISH AND OCEAN PERCH

OTHER:
FLOUNDER OR FLATFISH (EXCEPT
WNCUEMIG GG! oso aso 6
SWORD SHisapeiiepemeebtene stele
WOLFFISH (SEA CATFISH) . .
UNCLASSIFIED SALT-WATER. .

VWEBRLOWSRERCH at ees ts ateikitenits: .

YEECOWPRINKES Weiitenvemiesnelis
UNCLASSIFIED FRESH-WATER

TOTAL, OTHER THAN GROUNDF ISH. .

TOTAL FILLETS, STEAKS, ETC. .
FISH STICKS AND SIMILAR PRODUCTS .
TOTAL FISH, FRESH AND FROZEN

SEE FOOTNOTES AT END OF TABLE,

POLLOCK, AND

HAL | BUT )

T, 000 T, 000
UNIT QUANTITY DOLLARS QUANTITY DOLLARS
6 1,000 POUNDS
6.40 DO
Ged DO
a DO
9 DO
640 DO
ano pe)
50 DO
F DO
0 DO
De)
- DO
DO 8,818 5, 560 7,861 5,154
: DO 97,280 1,832 1/117, 993 1/2, 222
. DO
hes DO
DO
dj DO
2/
D po 149,671 23,905 167, 460 24,775
; 00 122,701 17,411 97,049 13,892
eae DO 35,057 2,652 50,714 4,328
60 po 13,909 1,571 11,965 1,380
DO 321,338 45, 39 327, 188 44,375
—_—_ — ——
: DO 7,329 2,73 8,773 3,025
06 DO Tits 2,452 2,823 968
- DO 364 115 437 133
0 fe) 14,918 5,320 12,033 4,126
pier pO 8,759 2,666 10,096 3,103
6 DO 521,368
: DO 33,457 8,048 33,727 8,850
; DO 24,013 6,591 20, 680 5,832
oes DO 22,933 5, 809 25, 740 6,746
b DO 166, 166 37,100 214,807 52,506
DO
[ofe) 21,574 6,879 24,122 7,659
O16 DO 5,569 2,620 5,942 3,653
ne (ojo) 17,214 5,312 17,759 7,021
6.0 po 8,907 2,297 5,671 1,538
yo De) 8,900 2,748 9, 666 3,267
3 00 3, 664 1,860 Bh hey 2,780
: pJe) 6,616 3,962 4,921 3,536
6 DO 624
DO 74,724 30,078
ae pO 320,123 369,678 104,012
DO 210
f DO 855, 798 190,000

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93

IMPORTS OF FISHERY PRODUCTS ENTERED FOR

CONSUMPTION, 1964-65

EDIBLE FISHERY PRODUCTS - CONTINUED

FRESH OR FROZEN - CONT!NUED:
SHELLFISH, ETC.:
CRABS:

FRESH OR FROZEN (INCLUDING PREPARED OR

PRESERVED, EXCEPT CANNED).
CRAB MEAT (FRESH COOKED). . . .
LOBSTERS:

COMMON (1NCLUDES FRESH-COOKED MEAT)

SPUN O66 6 6°00 0 4

SHRIMP:
GNEAPED) oo bo 6 8.0 oO 50 6
SHEILA. 6 SG O-o 0 bana °
PEBLEED Se sRAW! celle) ve

PEELED, COOKED, BUT NOT BREADED 5

UNCUASSIIRIED SI Sin, aa
; TOTAL SHRIMP...
CLAMS (IN SHELL OR SHUCKED) .. .

OYSTERS:
EXCEPT SEED OYSTERS . . .

UNCLASSIFIED (PRINCIPALLY SEED “ovsters)

SCALLOPS... ..

FROG LEGS ( pusuunEs PREPARED AND”
PRESERVED) . . bc o. Gna

TURTLES (LIVE ONLY)... .

TOTAL SHELLFISH, ETC., FRESH AND

FROME d.6 6 Molo 6 oa on 5
TOTAL FRESH AND FROZEN FISH,
Grr ISns '2lGs5 0 56 € 5a 5
CANNED:
FISH:
ANCHOVIES:
IN ONbenG. Ga Of 6 6 doo ©
Nor UN Ollie oo a6 oa 9 O56
SALMON:
IM: Oba 6 acs" 3) ooo o8.9 6 0 6
NO IN ONES Glee a 676 G o5S 6 6
SARDINES:
(OY Ole siretey ote: atlases
Nor UN @Oll6 6 6 co Go.0
HERRING:
(IN @Mlko. oo 9 oO -oloNO 6 a 6 6
Nor IN Ollie =a'5 64.6 0 0 4-0
TUNA:
NEON ES AEBACORER@ecmretiey a chitemiciite
IN BRINE:
ALBA CORES ME stcMIcMcieiisinsiareiie
OURIER o Gobo Old 0 06 5
TOTAL IN BRINE... ....
BONITO AND YELLOWTAIL:
IN: Olea ae <a: O8 Gon OS oO cor lamo
(IM EIRONEG. 9 G)0 6! ao 9 d'<o" 06
TOTAL BONITO AND YELLOWTAIL.
ROELOCKESMOKEDIN sy weteime) intel tele e
ANTIPASTO, IN OIL

FISH CAKES, BALLS AND PUDDING .

CAVIAR AND OTHER FISH ROE (MAY INCLUDE

SOMEMINOTAICANNED)) me yrstneyi se reillenietes

Fal SHRASTIEWANDISAUGE SS) oF Eoire se
UNCLASSIFIED FISH:
UINEONLS: 6 5:5 66) 65/66 40-0
Nov IN Othe oS c10 6 bo a 5
TOTAL CANNED FISH. .....

SEE FOOTNOTES AT END OF TABLE.

1,000 POUNDS

bdo

QUANTITY.

Continued

1,000 1,000
DOLLARS QUANTITY DOLLARS

175, 633 242,789 203, 868

393 , 868

122,994

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IMPORTS OF FISHERY PRODUCTS ENTERED FOR
CONSUMPTION, 1964-65 - Continued

1964. 1965

94

ITEM
EDIBLE FISHERY PRODUCTS - CONTINUED ANT ITY a aae QUANTITY. ace
CANNED - CONTINUED: QUANTITY ——— — —_
SHELLFISH, ETC.:
ABALONE (MAY INCLUDE FRESH OR FRIED, AND
CANNED PASTE AND SAUCE). ......e+.-
CLAMS :

RIVA 56 a, a 00 0.6 6.-d90-0.6 2

OTHER uaewinccutauasemieanecan inte waatie

CHOWDER AM UINCEM EM Ceyeu mmeetieniea rennet:
CRAB MEAT (INCLUDES PASTE AND SAUCE). .
LOBSTER MEAT:

CoNMONS ia o olaldna told osolc

SPUN 4g) 610 60.0.0
SHRIMPo SoG 60 -od ano 0
OYSTERS AND OYSTER JUICE. .
SCALLOPS. . . 6.0.6

SHELLFISH PASTE AND SAUCE
UNCHASSIIRIEDRI ery eae

TOTAL CANNED SHELLFISH . ......-.e

TOTAL CANNED FISH, SHELLFISH, ETC. ..

CURED:
PRIED SHRIMPo. 620 000 co uNe Go16 0 oO o
DRIED (UNSALTED):
COD, HADDOCK, HAKE, POLLOCK AND CUSK. . .
SWANK FINSo bp bo oo 0 oO 0-0 0 6 oto .O

UNGIUASSIIRIEDS) marae mci eveuroutenceis wen saecnc=
TOTAL DRIED (UNSALTED) ........

PICKLED OR SALTED:
INDE WESS: G0: 0-60. 0-6-0002 0 0-080
COD, HADDOCK, HAKE, POLLOCK, AND CUSK:

SIINNEDMORE BONED s| oilrellaliajueiienteite mse) i
OBERT Ane seeeocinuneh meena) eu een nibeede
RERRING 609 0.0.0 6.4010 oO 60-010 0-0
MNcMaiiaIeG “GS gléed olosdte ott 6 onoccasgao
SALMON ov ajo coco) oles OO. cL b Ra one Ne
UNGLASSNFIGOS 5) Go doio 6b 0 0B o-b16
TOTAL PICKEEDFOR! SALTED. «sty eee

SMOKED OR KIPPERED:
COD, HADDOCK, HAKE, POLLOCK, AND CUSK:
WHOLE, BEHEADED, OR EVISCERATED OR BOTH

FAC MESS RESTIEAKS sou cin Gameenaemeiiei simmons
HERRING:
WHOLE OR BEHEADED:
HARDEDRYISMOKEDiNeimeureym site oll iatenieuien DO
OU 6 "6"5 66206-00000. 600 Glo DO
BONED AND NOT BONED (EVISCERATED, SPLIT) DO
MACKERE team) rcmer nel emtonietneta em onrciiomie rete DO
SUNG oo Glo G O Bao do Guo oteeione 6 DO
UNCLASSIFIED 6.6) 6 algo 008 Site "6 DO
TOTAL SMOKED OR KIPPERED ......- DO
MOTAMMCURED/cpeteitelit oniuuslAcumsyutcimonactecn siitcuate ple)
OTHER FISH AND SHELLFISH, NOT ESPECIALLY
FNCMIDIEb) ROK ate Glad SG ioe o oF ollowe mle 6 DO
+—! —
TOTAL EDIBLE FISHERY PRODUCTS. ..... DO 1,398,416

NONEDIBLE FISHERY PRODUCTS
OILS, FISH AND MARINE ANIMAL

COD:
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MEDICINAL (LIVER)... .. Doped ano DO
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SOpMie Ar Gib. Gvoc os “ae ooo a oc cosose to ons DO

SEE FOOTNOTES AT END OF TABLE. :
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GENERAL REVIEW fe

IMPORTS OF FISHERY PRODUCTS ENTERED FOR
CONSUMPTION, 1964-65 - Continued

ITEM | 1964 E 1965

1,000 1,000 :
NONE DIG E EROS ERG RODU Chea cONUUNUED UNIT QUANTITY DOLLARS QUANTITY DOLLARS
OILS, FISH AND MARINE ANIMAL - CONTINUED:
WHALE:
SPERM:
REFINES oo AG 6 bb obo bo Ooo TpCOD CALNE 1, 567 483 1,775 1,336
CRUDER yates shee se ds ae eae EMy Do 6,029
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TOTAL FISH AND MARINE ANIMAL OIL... . « Do
MEAL AND SCRAP:
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TOWAL MEAL ANDESCRAPE eyes, cyeterte) tens a D0
FOGH SOMUELESS '6 ¢ 646 0 04 0-6 d1n010 6-6 DO
Fal SHRSOUNDS SEM ema sear acnr eee SunnAOOON POUNDS
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ISTINGIAS SM rE nsctne vente ta fmm panne nae DO
PEARL ESSENCE. . ; Bp aire ce i DO
AQUARIUM FISH (INCLUDING GOLDFISH) . 11... -
FISH (OTHER THAN FOR HUMAN CONSUMPTION). . . . :
CUTMUERISHBBONER ity isle ielei cnc aemy eismhe 1/,OCONPOUNDS
SHELLS AND BUTTONS:
MARINE SHELLS, CRUDE (UNMANUFACTURED). . . « Do
SHELL AND MOTHER OF PEARL, ORNAMENTED. . . . -
OCEAN AND FRESH-WATER PEARL AND SHELL
BUMTONSAND IG WANKSHae une lienr MmeEliy) -
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NATURA IAMS enBsranis an OL. HEE STNG. Age -
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SHENG WS 6 eb 6 obo ooas bod o | TCO FERS 221 45 180 38

AQUATIC LEATHERS (|INCLUDING SEALSKINS,
REPTILIAN AND OTHER AQUATIC LEATHER PRODUCTS)

MOSS AND SEAWEEDS. . ...... O00 0.0 1,000_POUNDS
LXOARAINGING Jo Gg 00°60 6 6-0 OD De OOO DO
SODIMBAL GINA Et iwonirenite: ure) itemtol tie) er cichile! \entone einen. DO
SPONGES:

SHEEPSWOOL . . : 0°00 0°00 00.65 DO

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HARDHEADS SREER ANDNOMHER i. 00) ue er ote) «oe Co DO

MOTAERS RONGES aus mnehatalatedgi elite) Meine iiteiaeu tone 1pJe)

CORAL, UNCUT, UNMANUFACTURED 6 \o.ih 0B 0 fo DO 385 29 202 26
OTHER FISH, SHELLFISH AND MAR INE ANIMAL

PRODUCTS:

CHEMICALS AND RELATED PRODUCTS 0, O\0,.0 =

NONMETALL!1C MINERALS AND PRODUCTS. OM oharc.%o 2

MIS CEEREANEOUSHIMEMSHprcuccn Mitt tsleteiitela’iTettter Teire =

TOTAL NONEDIBLE FISHERY PRODUCTS. ... . = 121,492

GRANDEMOTA Lee fareiarcuircmtomtsu em fouls = 600, 869

1/ _\NCLUDES BUREAU OF CUSTOMS DATA ON IMPORTS OF FRESH SEA HERRING INTO.MAINE THAT AMOUNTED TO 117,992,850 POUNDS.
BUREAU OF CENSUS DATA, WHICH DID NOT INCLUDE MOST ENTRIES VALUED AT LESS THAN $250, AMOUNTED TO 29,146,897 POUNDS,
VALUED AT $551,274.

2/ INCLUDES LANDINGS OF FOREIGN-CAUGHT TUNA IN AMERICAN SAMOA, SUCH LANDINGS ARE NOT INCLUDED IN THE BUREAU OF
CENSUS DATA BECAUSE OF THE TERRITORIAL SITUATION OF THE POSSESSION,

3/ LESS THAN 1,000 UNITS OR $1,000.

263-707 O- 67-7

« SECTION 2 - NEW ENGLAND FISHERIES

The commercial fisheries of the New England States (Maine, New Hampshire,
Massachusetts, Rhode Island, and Connecticut) produced 702.2 million pounds of fish
and shellfish worth $74.8 million to the fishermen, Compared with 1964, this was an
increase of 20.3 million pounds (3 percent) and $7.2 million (11 percent), Among the
species that declined in volume were ocean perch, yellowtail flounders, whiting, sea
scallops, and lobsters. Increases occurred in landings of alewives, blackback flounders,
sea herring, haddock, shrimp, soft clams, and unclassified fish for reduction, Prices
paid to fishermen for nearly all major species of fish and shellfish increased in 1965,

Compared with 1964, landings were greater in all States except Massachusetts. That
State, however, continued to lead in volume of the catch with 442.4 million pounds--63
percent of the New England total. Maine was second with 204.9 million (29 percent),
followed by Rhode Island with 48.7 million pounds (7 percent), Connecticut, 4.9 million
pounds, and New Hampshire, 1.3 million pounds, together supplied the remaining 1 percent,

Fishermen and vessels, There were 19,435 fishermen using 703 vessels of 5 net tons
or greater and 10,817 other craft in the New England fisheries. These totals represented
a decline of 759 fishermen and 18 vessels but a gain of 224 other craft compared with
1964,

Vessel construction. Eleven new vessels were added to the fleets operating out of the
major New England ports, New Bedford received five of these, Gloucester, three, and
Rockland, Portland, and Boston, one each, In addition, eight other vessels (six from
Canada and two from France), all originally constructed in the United States, returned
to fish from Maine and Massachusetts ports,

The first vessel to be approved for construction under the U.S, Fishing Fleet Improve-
ment Act (P,L. 88-498) was the Victor, a steel side-trawler from New Bedford scheduled
to begin fishing in 1966, The Act is designed to correct the inequities existing between
fishing vessel construction costs in this country and in foreign countries, The U.S, Gov-
ernment is authorized to pay up to 50 percent of the cost of construction of a new vessel
providing that the owner, the vessel, and the fishery in which it will be used meet certain
requirements, The principal requirements are that the vessel be of advanced design,
capable of harvesting fish stocks or areas not now fished, and that it operate in a fishery
in which its use will not cause economic hardship to vessels already in that fishery, The
Act authorizes the appropriation of $10.0 million annually for 5 years.

The New England fleet lost 14 vessels in 1965, including one that was transferred out
of the country. Ten fishermen lost their lives; eight of whom were aboard the Portland
scalloper, Snoopy, which was blown up off the Virginia coast by a torpedo brought aboard
in its dredging gear,

Processed fishery products. The value of processed fishery products in the New England
States was $149.2 million in 1965--an increase of $31.1 million over 1964, Massachusetts
accounted for 75 percent; Maine, 22 percent; and Rhode Island, New Hampshire, and
Connecticut made up the remaining 3 percent. There were 532 wholesale and processing
establishments operating in 1965 compared with 539 in 1964,

Legislation, The Commercial Fisheries Research and Development Act (Public Law
88-309) made available $4,100,000 to start a program to improve the commercial fishery
resources, Massachusetts was allocated $246,000; Maine, $223,000, Rhode Island,
$26,600; and New Hampshire, Vermont, and Connecticut, $20,500 each,

Labor. There were no major labor-management problems in 1965, At Gloucester,
increases of 2] cents an hour over a 2-year period went into effect at small plants, In
Rockland, the companies signed new 2-year contracts with crew members and with shore
plant employees, Existing agreements continued at all other ports.

Groundfish, Landings of the six groundfish species (cod, cusk, haddock, white hake,
pollock, and ocean perch) were 272.8 million pounds worth $20.9 million--a 4 percent
decline in quantity but a 9 percent increase in value compared with 1964,

NEW ENGLAND FISHERIES

Imports of groundfish fillets (including blocks) were a record 295.0 million pounds --
48.4 million pounds (20 percent) more than in the previous year, The available supply
(U.S. production plus imports) of groundfish fillets and blocks in the United States was a
record 371.9 million pounds in 1965.

Haddock. Haddock led inbothvolume and value among the finfishes landed at New England
ports. Compared with 1964, the landings of 133.9 million pounds represented an increase
of less than 1 percent. The value, however, reached a record $13.6 million--15 percent
more than in the previous year. The value reflected the general upward trend of prices
paid for fishery products, Three ports accounted for 96 percent of the New England haddock
landings, Boston was first with 65 percent, followed by Gloucester with 21 percent, and
New Bedford, 10 percent. In 1965, large haddock accounted for 44 percent of the landings
and scrod haddock, 56 percent, This was the reverse of the 1964 landings of 54 percent
large and 46 percent scrod haddock,

Sea scallops. New England landings of sea scallops declined for the fourth consecutive
year. Landings of 12.3 million pounds were 15 percent less than in 1964; however, the
value ($8.4 million) increased 5 percent. The average ex-vessel price per pound for the
year was 68 cents--up 13 cents from the previous year. The sea scallop grounds at
Georges Bank did not yield their usual large catches, More than 60 percent of the scallops
landed at New Bedford, the leading scallop port, were taken from newly fished grounds
off the Middle Atlantic and Chesapeake States.

Imports of sea scallops were 16,3 million pounds compared with 16.1 million in 1964,
Imports from Canada, 15.2 million pounds, were down 284,000 pounds from the previous
year. Imports from the U.S.S,R. were 647,000 pounds,

Whiting. The whiting catch was the smallest since 1950, Whiting landings of 75.4 million
pounds were 14 percent less than in the previous year; however, the value ($1.9 million)
was 8 percent more than in 1964--chiefly because the short supply of whiting created a
seller's market. Despite the low production in other States, Maine whiting landings reached
a peak 27.7 million pounds--principally the result of an enlarged fleet and greater fishing
effort over an extended season, The Massachusetts catch was only 44.9 million pounds--
down 13.2 million from 1964, Gloucester, the leading whiting port, had landings of 36.7
million pounds--down 17 percent from a year ago, Because no loss in fishing effort oc-
curred because of price or wage disputes, all segments of the industry believed generally
that the activities of foreign fishing vessels, primarily Russian, were the leading factor
in the decline,

Yellowtail flounder, Yellowtail flounder landings of 76.6 million pounds were 2.7 million
(3 percent) less than in 1964, The value, however, was a record $7.1 million--33 percent
more than in the previous year, Rhode Island landings of 5.6 million pounds were 2.6
million (32 percent) less than in 1964, because some of the Rhode Island fleet diverted
their catches to New Bedford. Yellowtail flounder landings at New Bedford set volume
and value records--66.0 million pounds worth $6.3 million, The high prices received for
these fish were largely the results of an expanding market and of generally higher prices
for all fish and shellfish in 1965, Fishermen began to report ''spotty'' fishing, and there
were some indications that the volume of the catch may not be maintained at its present
level,

Ocean perch, The downward trend in ocean perch landings continued in 1965. The catch
of 33.0 million pounds worth $3.4 million was 6 percent less in volume and 10 percent
less in value than in 1964, Despite the declining catch, the price paid for domestic ocean
perch did not increase, Maine ports continuedto receive a greater share of the landings--
72 percent compared with 66 percent in the previous year. Rockland, Maine, was the
leading port in volume of catch with 44 percent, followed by Portland, Maine, 28 percent,
and Gloucester, Mass., 27 percent, The remaining 1 percent was landed at other New
England ports, Ocean perch were plentiful on the fishing grounds, but their small size or
the presence of the copepod parasite, Sphyrion lumpi, made processors reluctant to
purchase them, nn RE

Imports of ocean perch fillets were 25.7 million pounds--12 percent more than in

1964,

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98

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Herring. Sea herring landings in Maine recovered only slightly from the low production
of 1964. Maine landings of 70.2 million pounds were up 15 percent from the previous year
but were the fourth smallest catch in the last 20 years in this State. Fishing, spotty most
of the year, was best in the eastern section of Maine, The usually productive waters in
and around Casco Bay in the western part of the State provided only meager supplies.

Twenty-three canneries processed 1.3 million standard cases of Maine sardines
compared with about 900,000 standard cases processed in 1964 by the same number of
firms. Imports of sea herring from Canada were 118.0 million pounds--20,7 million
more than in 1964, Imports of canned sardines, including sea herring, were 53.0 million
pounds compared with 53,7 million in the previous year, Weights reported in import
data include the weight of the container and the product in the container and are there-
fore not directly comparable with the U.S, production reported in the table entitled
"Summary of Production by Commodities, 1965'' in the General Review section of this
report,

Tuna, Tuna landings by purse seine vessels declined for the second consecutive year,
Only 2.2 million pounds were taken--a decrease of 526,700 pounds compared with 1964.
Most of the catch landed at New England ports was taken by small local vessels, The
larger vessels landed most of their fish south of New England,

Soft clams. Soft clam landings of 3,2 million pounds were 20 percent larger than in
1964, Production was at the highest level since 1955--principally because of increased
availability and better local demand,

Lobsters, Lobster landings of 28.5 million pounds were worth a record $20.9 million--
a decline of 3 percent in volume but a gain of 10 percent in value compared with 1964.
Landings of otter-trawl caught lobsters (4.2 million pounds) were 51 percent more than
in the previous year, The Maine catch, taken chiefly in pots, accounted for 66 percent of
the New England production. Massachusetts and Rhode Island, with both pot and otter
trawl catches, contributed 22 and 6 percent, respectively, The remaining 6 percent was
divided almost equally between New Hampshire and Connecticut, Lobstermen using otter
trawls had their most successful year because a large percentage of their lobsters,
called ''jumbos'' (a lobster weighing more than 3 pounds), averaged 59 cents per pound.
Pot fishermen averaged 76 cents for their catch. New Bedford led in otter-trawl landings
with 2.0 million pounds,

Industrial fish. The 61.4 million pound landings of unclassified species of industrial
fish for manufacture into meal and oil more than doubled the production of the previous
year. Rhode Island landings reached 16.6 million pounds (up 15.3 million from 1964) when
the Point Judith reduction plant was reactivated in September. Compared with 1964,
landings at Gloucester, Mass., (8.9 million pounds), increased 6,3 million, and landings
at New Bedford, Mass., (31.9 million) increased 13,6 million pounds, Landings of alewives
(for reduction) by purse seiners were 6.3 million pounds compared with 4,0 million in
the previous year, For the third consecutive year, no menhaden were landed by purse
seiners at New England ports.

Shrimp. Maine shrimp landings of 2.1 million pounds worth $243,000, more than doubled
the volume of the previous year, This winter fishery is growing rapidly and may provide
an important contribution to the fishing industry of Maine. After being landed "heads on",
most of the shrimp are processed for freezing in a peeled, raw state in 1 to 3 pound
packages, Two peeling machines are operating in Maine, but most processors are peeling
by hand, The market for these excellent small shrimp is expanding each year,

Shore and plant development, In New Bedford, the $18.0 million hurricane protection
dike was completed. The barriers have not been tested by a hurricane but the dike is
designed to ensure that both New Bedford and Fairhaven will be safe harbors, Work
began on a development project designated as the South Terminal, which will be a water-
front industrial complex of piers and 19 acres suitable for fish processing concerns and
cold storage plants. New Bedford recently completed the Maritime Terminal, a similar
waterfront renewal project, which is now occupied by a large cold storage and fish
processing plant.

NEW ENGLAND FISHERIES

The Gloucester waterfront was a scene of great activity as a result of Urban Re-
newal, There was demolition and ground leveling over a wide area in the center of the
waterfront, and some dislocation of small fish and fillet concerns, There was no con-
struction in the development in 1965; one large cold storage company, however, was
granted space to build a plant,

Urban Renewal on the Boston waterfront had no immediate effect on the fishing
industry, Plans for the proposed development, however, include the eventual relocation
of 18 fish and shellfish concerns along Atlantic Avenue,

In Provincetown, studies continued on where and how to locate a proposed harbor
refuge. One proposed plan was disapproved by the U.S. Army Corps of Engineers on the
basis of benefit-to-cost ratio, but additional funds have been made available for further
study.

Fishermen training program, Under its Manpower Development and Training Act, the
U.S. Department of Labor sponsored three fishermen training programs at New Bedford,
Of the 95 men who enrolled, 54 completed the course, A similar program was sponsored
in Gloucester where 12 out of 38 students completed the course, None of the men who
completed the training course at either port hadany difficulty finding a job aboard fishing
vessels,

Other information, The following tables contain summarized and detailedinformation on
the 1965 operating units and landings of fish and shellfish in the New England States.
Condensed summary data on the operating units andlandings by States of the New England
area, appearing on the following pages, have been previously published in Current Fishery
Statistics No. 4330. Additional data on many aspects of the New England fisheries may
be found in Maine, Massachusetts, and Rhode Island monthly and annual landing bulletins
released by the Branch of Fishery Statistics and in daily, monthly, and annual reports
published by the Bureau's Fishery Market News Office, Commonwealth Pier, Boston,
Mass,

Acknowledgments, The following organizations assisted in collecting the data appearing
in this section: Maine Department of Sea and Shore Fisheries; New Hampshire Fish and
Game Department; Massachusetts Department of Natural Resources, Division of Marine
Fisheries; Rhode Island Department of Agriculture and Conservation, Division of Fish
and Game; Connecticut State Board of Fisheries and Game; and Connecticut State Shell
Fish Commission,

VALUE OF NEW ENGLAND STATES CATCH, 1965

$46 million

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SECTIONAL SUMMARIES
SUMMARY OF CATCH, 1965

(MILLIONS OF POUNDS AND MILLIONS OF DOLLARS)

SHELLFISH, ETC.

VALUE QUANTITY VALUE
MAINE... J 205 22
NEW HAMPSHIRE . 1 1
MASSACHUSETTS . 442 46
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SUMMARY OF OPERATING UNITS, 1965

TOTAL,
NEW MASSA - CONNECT -
1TEM EXCLUSIVE OF
HAMPSHIRE CHUSETTS 1 CUT DUPLJ CATION
NUMBER NUMBER NUMBER NUMBER NUMBER
F 1 SHERMEN;
ON VESSELS. . . 507g -0 3, 236 121
ON BOATS AND SHORE:
HEWN? 5 6 9 6 O00 a 888
CASUAL. . . 2. «
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GEAR:
HAUL SEINES, COMMON .
LENGTH, YARDS . .
STOP SEINES . 3 oO 0-00
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PURSE SEINES;:
HERRING... 9
LENGTH, YARDS .
MACKEREL. . . :
LENGTH, YARDS 6
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LENGTH, YARDS ood 0
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LENGTH, YARDS .
BAG NETS. . . 5
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yt ob 6 ab oo oOo - - 142 250 206 598
KOBSTERG wtemroer mie setcie 788, 135 17,600 110, 916 8,505 12,419 937,575
BOXSTIRARS Rep cmecuneusinr nine 7 - - - - 7
GILL NETS;
ANCHOR, SET OR STAKE. . r7, - 15 1 9 30
SQUARE YARDS. .... 28, 740 - 92,600 100 1,371 98,811
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NEW ENGLAND FISHERIES

102

SUMMARY OF OPERATING UNITS, 1965 - Continued

TOTAL,
NEW MASSA= RHODE CONNECT- EXCLUS IVE
ier RON HAMPSHIRE CHUSETTS |SLAND \CUT OF DUPLI=

CATION

NUMBER NUMBER NUMBER NUMBER NUMBER NUMBER
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HOOKS eyelet (ere) 01 10) j0 437,000 14,000 275, 900 - - 726, 900
DIP NETS, COMMON 2 « « © » 125 - 192 1 29 347
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Online 4646 8 o Go Go. 0 25 4 16 - - 45
SPEARS . 6 « ee @ es a - 24 1 1 26
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YARDS AT MOUTH . - 27 46 5 78
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TONGS:
OYSTER Meiteii« i ieledielme,tel=t« - - 11 14 26 51
O[HERer fn tof relivente! ie! (ele) 1c - - 166 874 8 1,048
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OYSTER 0 0 oe + «oo - - 53 - - 53
OTHER sie eps) 10) fe) 10) 10) Je. 272 - 1,320 219 - 1,811
HOES 2 2 © 0 « « . 2,628 38 871 58 3 3,598
FORKS. ° . - 59
DIVING OUTFITS °

CATCH BY STATES, 1965

(THOUSANDS OF POUNDS AND THOUSANDS OF DOLLARS )

SPECIES NEW HAMPSHIRE MASSACHUSETTS

FISH QUANTITY

3, 106

QUANTITY.
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QUANTITY

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SEE FOOTNOTE AT END OF TABLE. (CONTINUED ON NEXT PAGE)

NEW ENGLAND FISHERIES Ae

CATCH BY STATES, 1965 - Continued

(THOUSANDS OF POUNDS AND THOUSANDS OF DOLLARS)

SPECIES NEW HAMPSHIRE MASSACHUSETTS

QUANTITY QUANTITY

FISH - CONTINUED
SHARKS;
GRAYFISH. . . .
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UNCLASSIFIED.

TOTAL TUNA .

WHITE PERCH... ..... - - = = 28 4
WHITING Hepa cea emecioioae raromrs 27,722 486 = = 44, 903 1,310
WolurzlGiig, ot oraka Gro omens 42 1 = = 563 30
UNCLASS] FIED:
FORGROOD = becushancn js) = 1 (1) = S 6,623 487
BAIT, REDUCTION, AND
ANIMALSIROODS i cian) ety ee 995 8 = = 43, 187 462

TOWING Pill G 6 oo 5 6 175,055 4,896 453 63 418,978 31, 301
SHELLFISH, ETC.

CRABS;
GREEN chao bogeys 22 2° 10 1
RIEKo-“o ¢ oo 0 0 a 15 (1) 136 11
TOTAL CRABS. ... 37 2 146 12
LOBSTERS, NORTHERN. 765 551 6, 360 4, 472
SHRIMP. ae = = 18 2
CLAMS:
HARD:
PUBIC era teceeite. Na tsume 2 2 = = 1,044 837
PRIVATE: cus teers se ls we = = : S 16 18
BA 015.9 1688 8a Bee = = = = 4 1
SOFT:
BUBLNG=itseer eee cous soos 1,964 964 - = 1,051 659
PRIVAT Eosiraeiaste waste - = ames = = 4 2
SURF SAMA aM oh eve als v = = = _ 1 (1)
TOMA ICUAMSy- 0 ere 1, 966 966 = = 2,120 1,517
GONGHSHas sa aU sates eet aes 2 = = = 38 6
MUSSEBSWESEAW Es ry eiucinen ian 32 3 = é 150 1
OYSTERS, MARKET:
PUBLIC:
SPRINGS Weel ocmceraioe ie 2c > - - = 5 11
AB Abe etree ee 1 1 = = 6 14
PRIVATE:
SPRING ews) eats oe cece - - = = 15 30
FEET tento) ihm soeen A oInE 32 63

TOTAL OYSTERS.

PERIWINKLES AND COCKLES .
SCALLOPS;

BNC 69a 0 6 Oc OO) 010 0 = 3 = 541
SH) b oo 3 550 0 0 00 414 288 - 8,029
SelM. G0 O00 6 oO 6 oO = - - 31
SEA YRCHINS . . 2. 2 ews 126 3 - -
IRISH MOSS. 2). . 2 ee « s 2,895 51 - 35
BLOODWORMS. .......
SANDWORMS . . 2. 2...

TOTAL SHELLFISH, ETC..

GRAND TOTAL. :
SEE FOOTNOTE AT END OF TABLE. (CONTINUED ON NEXT PAGE)

104
SPECIES

FISH
AGEWIVES! tumoral yir!
ANCHOVIES iromecumermenuen ce
ANGLERFISH, . ... .
BUUERSHutemreuvecrcmrstirs
YONI o. 9.0 0 roa O16
BUTERER RSH crmehtetiten serra
CARP. . ey Mens aie
CATFISH AND BULLHEADS
Go) 6 6 6 6 0 0 OO
CUEKo o-0 0-0 6-0
EELS:

COMMON, . 2. 2 ss «
CONG ERK SS retenitehietaie

FLOUNDERS;
BEACKBACK . 2 2 .
Wye) 6 00 0 0 9 0-0
FUMES 5 oo Goo O
GRAYSSOUESS acm ene
EEMONT SOLE siren asin
YELLOWTAIL. 2 2 2

TOTAL FLOUNDERS.

HADDOCK... . .
HAKEs
R2D)65 oD a Oo oso
Wine Go of a! 6 “0. "6
HALIBUT . oo 0 6

HERRING, SEA. .
KING WHITING OR "KINGF

LEAUNCE:Sii-iei-wit-eas tars iaroiets
MACKEREL. . 2. « «
MENHADEN, . . 2...
OCEANSRERCHIR ren vsunenes
OCEANTPOUT ies vesnictatel is
ROELOCKSR ret enteiiteat cir.
SALMON. . . .

SCUP OR PORGY .
SEAVBASSPyrcrel Teturenae
SEA ROBIN .

SEA TROUT OR WEAKFISH, |
SHAD Sane ena

SHARKS;
GRAYFISH. . .
UNCLASSIFIED.

TOTAL SHARKS .

SIATIES | Marciteigns pike lat ean ese
SME Tivemmrenae sie
SPAN] SH MACKEREL. o-
STRIPED BASS, . . .
STURGEON, COMMON.

SUCKERS iai-lurcicelu seeps
SWORD Fill SHicistcte camer =e
TAUTOG. . .
THIMBLE=EYED “MACKEREL
TILEFISH, . ounces
TUNA:

BRUERIING sareleeiieqttenrs

SKITPUACK. cis: omeel ve

UNCLASSIFIED... .

TOTAL TUNA .

WHITE RERCH ienvep tericters
WHITING . elesehishnetiie
WOLFEISH ireiton tei ct yceue
UNCLASSIFIED:

FOR FOOD. ,

BAIT, REDUCTION, AND
ANIMAL FOOD... .

TOTAL FISH .

SEE FOOTNOTE AT END OF TABLE.

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CATCH BY STATES, 1965 - Continued

ish"

(THOUSANDS OF POUNDS AND THOUSANDS OF DOLLARS)

RHODE |SLAND

CONNECT] CUT

QUANTI TY QUANTITY

Tea

210
1

12 36
108 311
67 82
1,181 1, 468
= 1
= 2
437 35, 465
(1) 2,177

19
39

109
39

642,059

(CONTINUED ON NEXT PAGE)

TOTAL

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CATCH BY STATES, 1965 - Continued

(THOUSANDS OF POUNDS AND THOUSANDS OF DOLLARS)

RHODE |SLAND CONNECT | CUT

SPECIES

SHELLFISH, ETC. QUANTITY VALUE QUANTITY VALUE
CRABS:
BLUE, HARD. & 0 (1)
GR2N oo ao oloAove 0 4 0
ROCK Emer imerice cones ota

TOTAL CRABS. ....

LOBSTERS, NORTHERN. ... .

GRUMPo Gao oo oO a OO
CLAMS;
HARD:
UELIGe 6 6 oo 6 a0 0 1,813
FReIWs 6.6 Go oo 6 oO 78
OCEAN QUAHOG. ...... 11
RAZOR! . 20. « « 0.0 0-0 1
SOFT:
FURIES 6 GO. 40 6 6 6 1,703
RIWAZ o6 00.5 oO) 0 2

SUREFp clefts ifelite Me oh rete

TOTAL CLAMS. .....

GONGhBs oo 0 6'5-0 D6 0 0
MUSSELS TE SEAT ier ike melneliel Te) 0

OYSTERS, MARKET:

PUBLIC:
SPRING. 14
FAULS 4 0°60 29
PRIVATE:
SRRIINGR ween cn 369
FINULS oo a 8-0

TOTAL OYSTERS.

PERIWINKLES AND COCKLES .
SCALLOPS;

BAYES ies ie inelcatoate 362

SEAM ae. te peteeiie as 8, 350
SQUID Eee 3 81
SEA URCHINS . . . . 3
IRISH MOSS, ..... 86
BLOODWORMS. . .... 766
SANDWORMS . Be

TOTAL SHELLFISH, ETC..

GRAND TOTAL.

A/ LESS THAN 500 POUNDS OR $500.

NOTE: =-STATISTICS ON THE CATCH ARE SHOWN JN ROUND (LIVE) WEIGHT EXCEPT FOR SHELL MOLLUSKS. CLAMS, CONCHS,
MUSSELS, OYSTERS, AND PERIWINKLES AND COCKLES ARE REPORTED IN WEIGHT OF TOTAL MEATS; SCALLOPS, IN WEIGHT OF

EDIBLE MEATS.

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CATCH OF CERTAIN SHELLFISH, 1965
(NUMBER AND BUSHELS)
aa sah
SPEC] ES MAINE NEW HAMPSHIRE MASSACHUSETTS
_ | eae
QUANTITY VALUE QUANTI TY QUANTI TY VALUE
CRABS; we
GREEN Grane eaeenonre NUMBER 174, 338 $1, 295 314, 380 150,045 $900
OAKS aa 6 60 DO 5, 543, 700 73, 591 45, 000 450 407, 100 10, 740
CLAMS:
HARD: U.S. STANDARD
FUEILICs 6 6. BUSHELS 231 2,074 - - 94, 927 836,818
PRIVATE... DO - - - - 1, 500 18, 000
RAZOREG) eae sae DO - - - - 275 1, 358
SOFT:
PUBIC DO 130, 921 963,671 - - 80, 846 659, 260
PRIVATE... DO = - - - 308 2, 484
BURRS Yona, ose “0 DO - = - - 54 150
CONCH Sam ctacnrans DO - - - - 2, 500 5,850
MUSSELS, SEA. . . DO 2,115 3,025 - - 14, 980 11, 235
OYSTERS, MARKET:
PUBLIC:
SPRING... . DO - - - - 800 11, 400
FAUES 6. a0 5 DO 125 1, 100 - - 1,000 14, 200
PRIVATE:
SPRING... . DO - - - = 2, 369 29,610
FLA 6 ovals DO - - - - 4,877 63, 340
PERIWINKLES AND
GOCKUES emer DO 2,835 11, 806 - = 11 50
SCALLOPS:
EN o ac 0 0:0 DO - - = 74, 217 541, 590
SEA . 288, 570 - - | 1,978,617 | 8,028,635
SPECIES RHODE !SLAND CONNECT] CUT TOTAL
on
QUANTI TY VALUE QUANTITY VALUE QUANTI TY VALUE
CRABS:
BLUE, HARD. . . NUMBER - = 240 $22 240 $22
GREEN series DO 110, 320 $1, 200 - - 749,083 5, 395
ROCKtgne wemrenmcens DO 642, 000 23, 507 - = 6,637, 800 108, 288
CLAMS;
HARD: U.S. STANDARD
RUBIC Apr enmentts BUSHELS 169, 056 971, 423 625 2,763 264,839 | 1,813,078
PRIVATE . . . DO - - 12, 000 60, 000 13, 500 78, 000
OCEAN QUAHOG. . DO 9, 314 11, 206 - - 9, 314 11, 206
RAZORS Puineeaeues DO - - - - 275 1, 358
SOFT:
RUBIN Cereus DO 13, 499 80,057 8 60 225, 274 | 1, 703,048
PRIVATE: 3.7% DO - = - - 308 2, 484
SURE reemnn DO - - - - 54 150
CONCHSM iayesnreiomes DO 2, 000 8, 740 4, 367 16, 449 8,867 31,039
MUSSELS, SEA. . . DO 250 500 - - 17, 345 14, 760
OYSTERS, MARKET:
PUBLIC:
SPRING. . . . DO 343 2,791 - : 1,143 14,191
PALES Ngee) DO 442 3,749 1,000 9, 940 2, 567 28, 989
PRIVATE:
SPRING aims DO 343 3, 037 22, 468 336, 480 25, 180 369, 127
FN MG idem tenis DO 514 4, 556 11, 584 172, 230 16,975 240, 126
PERIWINKLES AND
COCKIES Sve) ei teins DO 11, 856
SCALLOPS:
GINS 6 up) ato DO 562, 008
SEAV ene DO 2,055,823 | 8,350,124

NOTE: -=THE CAPACITY OF A U.S. STANDARD BUSHEL IS 2,150.4 CUBIC INCHES.

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AVERAGE WEIGHTS OF CERTAIN SHELLFISH, 1965

SPECIES MAINE NEW HAMPSHIRE | MASSACHUSETTS RHODE | SLAND CONNECT] CUT
QUANTITY QUANTITY QUANTI TY QUANTITY QUANTI TY
CRABS:
BLUE, HARD. . . NUMBER PER POUND - - - - 2.40
GREENS oaiemite: tenis DO 14.29 14,29 14.29 13,79 -
ROCK, . 1. = « DO 3.00 3.00 3.00 3.00 -
CLAMS;
HARD: LBS. OF MEATS
RUBIE|C eo) PER U.S. 11.00 - 11.00 12.00 12.00
RRIMAT ES om. STANDARD BUSHEL = = 11.00 - 12.00
OCEAN QUAHOG, . DO - - - 10,00 -
RAZORSismtcmtcim oils DO - - 16.00 - -
SOFT
PUBL] C DO 15.00 - 13.00 13.00 13.00
PRI VATE DO - - 13.00 - -
SURFe site) qe) 1s! « DO - - 11.00 - -
CONCHS ete. DO - - 15.00 15.00 15.00
MUSSELS, SEA... DO 15.00 = 10.00 10.00 -
OYSTERS, MARKET:
PUBLIC:
SPRING. DO - 6.50 7.00 -
FIN bs oe Jas DO 7.50 = 6.50 7.00 7.70
PRIVATE:
SPRING. 9 DO 2 — 6.50 7.00 7.70
FINULS o one 6 DO = - 6.50 7.00 7.70
PERIWINKLES AND
COCKEES i erenicn i. DO 18.00 - 18.00 = =
SCALLOPS;
BAY 6. O° 60 vos DO - - 6.00 6.00 6.20
SEN goo. 6-5-8 DO 6.00 - 6.00 6,00 -

—
NOTE: --THE CAPACITY OF A U.S. STANDARD BUSHEL 1S 2,150.4 CUBIC INCHES.

FISHERMEN EMPLOYED IN THE NEW ENGLAND FISHERIES, 1965

Rhode Island

Connecticut 300 men

New Hampshire

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PROCESSED FISHERY PRODUCTS, 1965
ITEM MAINE NEW HAMPSHIRE
QUANTITY VALUE QUANTITY VALUE
ALEWIVES:
RIELETS se SALTED rewrep temicieiiirente POUNDS 1 1 - -
SMOKED ron acne eno meer DO {7} {34 -
COD;
FILLETS, FRESH AND FROZEN. . . DO 177, 883 $47, 587 - -
SALTED (WHOLE, FILLETS, AND
STRIPS)... 0 G0 @ 0 DO 1 1 - -
SMOKED . . 6 0 DO 1 1 - -
CUSK FILLETS, FRESH AND FROZEN . DO 59,692 21,478 - -
FLOUNDER FILLETS, FRESH AND
FROZEN eerie cise taimrcie =i ie DO 13,692 4, 668 - -
HADDOCK :
FILLETS, FRESH AND FROZEN. . DO 599, 352 253, 498 - -
CANNED SPEC] ALTIES (CREAMED,
FINNAN HADDIE, AND ROE IRE STANDARD CASES (1) (1) - -
SMOKED (CODE HADDIE, AND
FILLET! : POUNDS i ) (1) -
HAKE aes. FRESH AND FROZEN . DO 362, 412 80, 425 - -
HERRING, SEA;
CANNED
SARDINES . . STANDARD CASES 1,266,903 | 10,868,060 -
SPECIALTIES (ets: AND “ SPREADS) DO 1 1
SMOKED . . a 0G 610.0 POUNDS 1 1
MEAL AND SCRAP. 1... woe TONS 10, 978 1,696, 506
COVES Ole aa. ool ovo Bp 1,000 POUNDS 5, 263 475, 384 - -
REARUGESSENCES ia) i Wea menus e - - 621, 600 - -
OCEAN PERCH;
FILLETS:
FRESH AND FROZEN. ...... POUNDS 16, 267, 886 4, 364, 798 - -
BREADED, RAW AND COOKED... . DO (1 (1) - -
MEATVANDEISCRAPS (ayers enone ion euten ta TONS 1, 900 268, 500 - -
[bs 0 6-5 -0)n'0 6 Go" tion © 1,000 POUNDS 511 46,003 - -
POLLOCK:
FILLETS AND STEAKS, FRESH AND
FROZEN ayia sUiebn Orsi Routine ny olies POUNDS 230, 830 42, 385 - -
SALTED Bayt) men mene Renee DO 1 1 - -
Chita) 25 olaia Mon bode Agta. alee DO 1 1 - -
SALMON CANNED SPECIALTIES (SPREADS
AND SCREAMED) Foveptem its vette) meee STANDARD CASES (4) (1) - -
TUNA, CANNED:
REGUIPAR enc wine cinte iret ricmre DO 1 1 -
SPECIALTIES (SPREADS)... . Do 1 1 -
WHITING:
FILLETS, FRESH AND FROZEN. . . POUNDS 830, 179 180, 633 - -
HEADED AND DRESSED. +--+. bo 11, 754, 583 1,274, 932
CRABS;
COOKED MEAT, FRESH. .... DO 178, 598 218, 749 - -
CANNED:
REGULAR. . . STANDARD CASES 1 1
SPECIALTIES (DIPS AND SPREADS) DO 1 1 -
LOBSTERS, NORTHERN;
FRESH AND FROZEN:
ECOKEDIMEAT mae nretnropyelcurentcn ts POUNDS 239, 181 980, 697 77, 300 $325, 722
WHO Eee seristeie severe Weep stats teriitetaee DO (1) (1) - -
CANNED;
REGULAR. . . r STANDARD CASES (1) (1) - -
SPECIALTIES (DIPS, SPREADS,
AES) to. 10. 0. ooo A) 0102020 DO (1) (1) - -
SHRIMP:
RAW, HEADLESS, FRESH... . . POUNDS (1) (1) - -
COOKED, PEELED, FRESH AND
FROZEN. . DO 198, 274 157, 337 - -
SPECIALTIES, CANNED (REGULAR AND
DOGS) Gs of ocd oven b By de aclo tS 6 STANDARD CASES (1) (1) - -
CLAMS:
FRESH AND FROZEN, SHUCKED, SOFT. GALLONS 99, 238 608, 385 68,632 448, 105
CANNED:
WHOLE AND MINCED. .....-. STANDARD CASES (1) (1) = -
CHOWDER AND JUICE. . . 9 DO 837,984 | 2,665,956 - -
SPECIALTIES (DIPS, SPREADS,
ANEAVKING SET.CA) ey Sumiemeae DO (1) (1) - -
SCALLOPS, SEA, FRESH AND FROZEN»
SPECIALTIES (DINNERS, ETC.) .. POUNDS (1) (1) - -
UNCLASSIFIED:
FRESH AND FROZEN, PACKAGED,
FISH, PORTIONS, RAW:
NOTMBREADED cere ietiaimai iets enaelie pO 1 1 - -
BREADED. . . atestatghort. 6 DO 1 1 - -
FISH AND/SHELUFISH| « 5 5 6 406 DO 3,790,455 | 1,621,778 - -
GANNE Dich yaucoi te hetnctrome ensamse rire STANDARD CASES 143,552 1,543, 647 - =
CUaG este to) bec bode BU ad POUNDS 683, 005 140,758 - -
INOUSTRIAUsecter arneneal - - 4,792,026 - -
TOTAL sate sions - - 32,975, 790 - 773, 827
SEE FOOTNOTES AT END OF TABLE. (CONTINUED ON NEXT PAGE)

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PROCESSED FISHERY PRODUCTS, 1965 - Continued
RHODE | SLAND
| TEM MASSACHUSETTS AND CONNECTICUT
QUANTI TY VALUE QUANTITY VALUE
CHUBS SESMOKED aioli omtentcnie nit ti-fat- POUNDS (1) (1) - -
COD;
FILLETS:
FRESH AND FROZEN. ..... DO 4,317,206 | $1,613,492 -
BREADED AND COOKED .... . DO 68, 300 31, 982 - -
STEAKS, FRESH AND FROZEN . . DO 16, 230 6,005
CANNED SPECIALTIES (LENSE
ueo)) 5 0,0 STANDARD CASES (1) (1) - -

SALTED (WHOLE, FILLETS, AND”

STRIPS) atone mickrcuesibenieiks rs POUNDS 1 1 - -

SMOKED... 6 DO 1 1 - -
CUSK FILLETS, FRESH AND FROZEN . DO 235, 387 70, 422 - -
FLOUNDER:

FILLETS:

FRESH AND FROZEN... .. . DO 32,629,169 | 12,792,851 1,506, 965 $572, 699
BREADED, RAW AND COOKED. . . . DO 2, 546, 231 1,602, 605 - -
SPECIALTIES, FROZEN (DINNERS AND
IINESAUCES)) Fare cmreakenmeut-miclienrenns DO 676,898 498,993 = -
HADDOCK:
FILLETS:
FRESH AND FROZEN... . DO 38,609,990 | 15,509, 464 - -
BREADED, RAW AND COOKED. . . DO 1,067, 276 524, 262 - -
SPECIALTIES, FROZEN ys GRATIN
AND DINNERS) . nie e DO (1) (1) - -
SMOKED (FINNAN HADDIE AND
FILLETS). . a DO (1) (1) -
HAKE FILLETS, FRESH AND FROZEN . DO 78,721 22,194 -
HALIBUT, FRESH AND FROZEN;
STEAKS . . ; DO 383,875 197, 934
SPEC] ALTIES “(aU “GRATIN). 5 Do (1) (1)
HERRING, SEAy

SALTED ((PILUMZUS)) 6 5 66 5-4 6 DO (1) (1) -

SMOKED ECHR cinta mI mona DO 41,345 22, 560 -
MACKEREL;

FILLETS, FRESH AND FROZEN. . . DO 74, 300 20,701 -

SMOKED . . errata: ae DO (1) (4) - -
OCEAN PERCH FILLETS:

FRESH AND.FROZEN . . eens DO 6, 427, 734 1,791,477 -

BREADED, RAW AND COOKED. . .. . DO 1,752, 260 765, 149 -

POLLOCK:
FILLETS AND STEAKS, FRESH AND
FROZEN. . . shonin DO 3, 388, 967 827,735 -

CANNED (FLAKES). Berenice STANDARD CASES 1 1 -

SMOKED (FINNAN HADDIE) . POUNDS 1 1 - -
SABLEFISH, SMOKED. ...... DO 1 1 - -
SALMON;

STEAKS SMR ROZEN reli tetiten tell relies DO 75, uae fo) 56, 492 - -

SMOKED . . mas DO (1) (1) - -
SHAD FILLETS, FRESH * (BONED): ac [oXe) - - 26,696 40,044
SMELT, BREADED AND COOKED,

FROZEN. . . aad. c DO (1) (1) - -
SWORDFISH STEAKS, FROZEN. |... DO 289, 828 162,072 - -
WHITEFISH, GOWAN. ¢ ble 6 6 6 oc DO (1) (1) - -
WHITING:

FILLETS:

FRESH AND FROZEN. ..... DO 1,455, 490 328, 705 - -
BREADED AND COOKED ..... DO (1) (1) - -

HEADED AND DRESSED... DO 18, 763, 208 2,192, 965 160, 600 19,272
WOLFFISH FILLETS, FRESH AND

ROMANS 6 Gio m6 5-6 bLola)o DO 93, 536 33, 700 - -
CRABS, ROCK:

COOKED MEAT, FRESH . . es DO 59, 350 118, 700 - -

SPECIALTIES, FROZEN- (BREADED AND

COOKED CAKES)... . ies DO (1) (1) - -
LOBSTERS, NORTHERN:
FRESH AND FROZEN, COOKED MEAT. DO 608, 599 2,527, 465 77, 356 303, 050
CANNED;
REGULAR. . . STANDARD CASES = - (1) (1)
SPECIALTIES (01Ps, SPREADS,
ETC) emer. ma ivaL i coneers DO - - (1) (1)
SHRIMP:

COOKED;

PEELED AND DEVEINED, FRESH POUNDS 1 1 -
BREADED, FROZEN. . . . : DO {3} {3} i

SPECIALTIES, FROZEN (CockTAILS,

DINNERS, SAUCES, ETC.). ; DO 2, 582, 726 1,970, 084 - -

SEE FOOTNOTES AT END OF TABLE.

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PROCESSED FISHERY PRODUCTS, 1965 - Continued
RHODE | SLAND
ITEM MASSACHUSETTS ANGWCONNEGH (GUT
QUANTI TY VALUE QUANTI TY VALUE
CLAMS;
FRESH AND FROZEN:
SHUCKED:
HARD AND SURF (INCLUDES
OCEAN QUAHOGS G60 ao oe GALLONS 103, 994 $302, 195 391,315 |$1,674, 365
SOPs 6.1 6 06.0.0 6 0's 6 DO 79,047 460, 259 1 1
BREADED, RAW AND COOKED ..... POUNDS 1,674,815 1,443, 662 1 1
SPECIALTIES (CHOWDER BASE, IN
SHELL, ETC. Sio ovo 0 no DO 555, 593 343, 608 (1) (1)
CANNED:

WHOLE AND MINCED. . . . . . . . STANDARD CASES - - 1 {1

CHOWDER AND JUICE DO (1) (1) 1 1

SPECIALTIES (DIPS, SPREADS,

AMWANIKIINGWRESTIChy) bemummincs ec DO - - (1) (1)
OYSTERS SHUCKED;) JFRESH G02) ¢) sue GALLONS - - 1,658 16, 362
SCALLOPS;

FRESH AND FROZEN:

G5 SHUENEDs 6 6 ou c'o. b 0.0 DO 50,891 541, 590 1,460 19, 533

SEA:

GVEA 6 66d 6'0 010 5.0 0 POUNDS 5,645, 991 4,172,021 - -

BREADED:

Tb 6 6 G00 10551600018 DO 590, 862 424,501 (1) (1)
GONG ofa G00 00g 0 DO 3, 274, 228 2, 993, 232 - -

SPECIALTIES (DINNERS, ETC.) . DO (1) (1) - -
UNCLASSIFIED:

FRESH AND FROZEN, PACKAGED FISH:

STICKS, BREADED:

RY ooo oo ov ab Uo DO DO 1,241,884 504, 305 - -

COOKED Em cieincineeimel jie macinte DO 39,896,607 | 17,400, 278 - -

PORTIONS:

RAW:

NOTHBREAD EDM ar metus iment iar DO 876, 407 343, 003 - -
BREADED Meme ire ict anctieni emits DO 41,898,192 | 16,193,317 - -
BREADED AND COOKED. ..... DO 9,986,195 | 4,130,262 - -
CAKES, BREADED AND COOKED. . . DO 2,835, 521 1,141, 420 - -
FASHIPAND SHED (Fil SHaiemremtcutsyiemrsnie DO 5, 943,018 4,695, 159 132, 227 399,445
GUNES o.6 6.0 Go 0010 © on STANDARD CASES 1,974,779 | 10,911,757 33,035 274,072
CU) 5 Gal 9G 0 1g-01659.0,0 0 POUNDS 1,100, 291 1,039, 567 - -
PNDUSTIRIVA ES iencnneumelmenee ob o-oo - - 1, 395, 760 - (2)

Woke 6.0 ode a-01G 6-0-0. 0:0 - - 112, 123, 905 - 3, 318, 842

ee ee Oe el

a/ INCLUDED WITH UNCLASSIFIED.
2/ \NCLUDED WITH UNCLASSIFIED FISH AND SHELLFISH.

NOTE: --SOME PRODUCTS MAY HAVE BEEN MANUFACTURED FROM RAW PRODUCTS IMPORTED FROM ANOTHER STATE OR A FOREIGN COUNTRY ;
THEREFORE, THEY CANNOT BE, CORRELATED DIRECTLY WITH THE CATCH WITHIN THE STATE. CERTAIN 1TEMS ARE SHOWN IN INTER-
MEDIATE AND ALSO IN A MORE ADVANCED STAGE OF PROCESSING.

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SUMMARY OF PROCESSED PRODUCTS, 1965

(THOUSANDS OF DOLLARS)

PACKAGED:
FR

EGG ooo ooo b DGD OD OOOO DO oo OOO OOOO
PREM 6 o oO OO OO OOOO OO OOOO moO OOO G6 OO
CAMED oo oOo Ooo Oo ODO OO OOO OO 000 0 00 OO
QVM, soacoeoodguoooopeonbe ooo O00 6006
INDUSIIRITA Cure mestrcmenCmnc Mon sareireimeniounte oom oC OGD OOOO 9
VOUS 6 0.0 0 0-00-00 0000-050 00100000 0-0-0 149,192
VALUE OF PROCESSED PRODUCTS, BY STATES, 1965
(THOUSANDS OF DOLLARS)
STATE VALUE
BIMIN ZS) 6165.6 06 96 G8 Sula ONG Olalavand B°O.6 dio Jaloro jade s 32, 976
NSW? REO PEMIRES o 0-0 O80 Oo OOO GG oO oOo oD Ooo Go O60 714
MASSACHUS ES SemcitoMoMoM cielo Melt oat-ftoMoii-Mcfi sitoinomle Moin iiotionls 112,124
OD? ISLAND 66 666 a0 0 6 6 6 6 6 6806 6 6 D0 O65 Oo 2,937
CONNEGTINGUTS seus sereen Goo 0 OO 6 8 G96 06 O60 00600 381
Wis ooo GOD GOO DObDoODdG OOO OOD OO GO 149,192

WHOLESALING AND PROCESSING, 1965

NEW MASSA= RHODE CONNECT I=
TEM WOK
: beSING HAMPSHIRE CHUSETTS ISLAND CUT ale
NUMBER NUMBER NUMBER NUMBER NUMBER NUMBER
WHOLESALING AND PROCESSING:
ESTABMISHMENTS Honma ene ene 253 13 225 30 11 532
PERSONS ENGAGED:
AVERAGE FOR SEASON... .. 6,016 107 6,092 308 60 12,583
AVERAGE FOR YEAR. . 1. 1. 23971 85 5,026 263 53 8,398

263-707 O- 67-8

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112
OPERATING UNITS BY GEAR, 1965
ITEM STOP SEINES, BAG WENRS FLOATING
SEINES HERRING NETS eave TRAPS
NUMBER INOMBER NUMBER NOWBER NUMBER NUMBER’ NUMBER
F | SHERMEN:
ONIVESSEUS Sirmemienicnte
ON BOATS AND SHORE;
REGU FARM amir Wi amontslids
CASUAL. 0
TOTAL.
VESSELS Se MOTORM ein tennel noms
GROSS TONNAGE .
BOATS:
MOTOR Mone ica:
OTHERD ommemerncute
GEAR:
NUMBER.

LENGTH, YARDS . ee
YARDS AT MOUTH. . ... . Z

POTS AND TRAPS GILL NETS, LINES DIP
ANCHOR NETS
LOBSTER BOX TRAP Ser OR HAND LONG OR SET COMMON
KE WITH HOOKS

NUMBER NUMBER NUMBER NUMBER NUMBER NUMBER NUMBER

F| SHERMEN:
ONEVESSELS sirens clereptcaes 40
ON BOATS AND SHORE;

REGULAR Ge olo7afo 6 os
CASUN in? o)-o.co a 6 6 64D
TOTAL.

VESSELS, MOTOR. 6 3, «0 « =

GROSS TONNAGE. .....
BOATS:
MOTORS teperetiresiietiten ynleyuremepare 5, 400
OUR Ga Ios 0 4G 070 00 1G 5 16
GEAR:
NUVEGRS! 5-606 odio os Bo 788,135
SQUAREAVARDSmraetcncens mae - - - -
HOOKSTOR'BAINTS: crs ss) - - 434
DREDGES TOTAL, EX-
ss CLUSI VE
| TEM HARPOONS OYSTER, Te BY HAND OF DUPLI-
COMMON CATION
NUMBER NUMBER NUMBER NUMBER NUMBER
F1 SHERMEN;: Saeeaa a oman WeaSS os
ONEVESSEIES ena aryl eerie 457
ON BOATS AND SHORE:
REGUEARMiy-ti ste suiane site 3,813
CASUA IOs Paeanrcuni nets 4,171
TOTAL.

VESSELS, MOTOR.
GROSS TONNAGE .
BOATS:
MOTOR .
OTHER .
GEAR:
NUMBER, eke
YARDS AT MOUTH.

NEW ENGLAND FISHERIES

MAINE - CATCH BY GEAR, 1965

SPECIES BAG NETS

POUNDS

881,000
43,508, 100
14, 900

POUNDS VALUE POUNDS

ALEWIVES. ..
HERRING, SEA.
MACKEREL. « ©
SMELT « 6 « «

$181, 984

11,824,400

ee ee
ee ee
ee oe
eo ee
eo ee
eo ee
ec ee

TOTAL. o

OTTER TRAWLS

FISH SHRIMP

POUNDS VALUE POUNDS VALUE POUNDS VALUE

GQDio soo 00 6G .0.0'0 6 1,155, 500 $58, 567 =
GUENG cS.G sOgblomiee Diy ORD 149, 000 =
FLOUNDERS:

BEACKBACK eccien suction 62, 800 = - - =

DYNs) 556.6 100.1000 6. 0s0-0 760, 900 37,445 = = > 5

GRAYS SOMEStontee/cpmemrceroinrciats 494, 200 40, 250 = = = =

HEMONESOLESurcyromreptentometnts 1, 700 101 = - = 7

NEUTOWTAIsemcmonlcmei rene 7, 200 490 5 z = =
HADDOCK Meimememear me nienkemtome 1,423, 800 145,096 = = = =
HAKESSWHIDTES tema omteiite) Folitel le 464, 700 22,958 = = = =
FNL o Go 00 06 0 oO 27, 900 9,770 = < 5 S
HERRING, SEA. . 2 ee es e 99, 800 2,430 = = 14,747, 700 $233, 684
MACKERELSsprenientcyial rcltemiel cl ce - - - - 64, 100 3, 209
OCEAN PERCH . «+»... | 60,307,400 2, 380, 069 - e 2
ROPE OCKScatemtontouteiiciloMelr ents! 643, 600 21,013 - - - -
SMELT . . So O10 6a 6 - - - - 1,600 395
STURGEON, COMMON, . 100 9 = = =
WHITING’. 2. 6 6 © «© «© © | 27,721,400 486,027 = = =
WOLREIISH S)eotten lo) eirel (el cinemas 40, 600 1,188 = 5 :

UNCLASSIFIED:
FOR FOOD. . « ee
BAIT, REDUCTION, AND

1,200 94.

ANIMAL FOOD. . «
LOBSTERS, NORTHERN.
SHRIMP a venttins. te lienie

968, 800 7,342 =
400 37

TRONES G80 6 Gap oe00

SPECIES
BOX TRAP

POUNDS POUNDS
1,400

VALUE

BUTTERFISH. .
EELS, COMMON.
MACKEREL. « .
SALMON. « « «

Z 52,100 | $11,462
590, 100 -

200 =

0.0.0.0
ee ee
ar

° 5
ee ee
ee ee
eitelacine

CRABS:
GREEN . 2 se ee ee ee o
ROCK. « « » « oo 0 0 a

LOBSTERS, NORTHERN. ago00

WOUNLES 6-06 bub 56.0

GILL NETS,
SPECIES ANCHOR DIP NETS,
SET OR STAKE COMMON

LONG OR SET
CAND) WITH HOOKS

POUNDS POUNDS VALUE

POUNDS

VALUE
$33, 898

A EWIIVES|s. forte) (enrol teille Melleiie

347,400
125, 600

843, 500 282, 600

8, 900

CUSKcimeiieiielleiio: efieiieneuieite
FLOUNDERS:

BEACKBACKPemelrouentcineuene - 6,500 -
DABAlotzoliteliionvel eh veiielneli elie 600 - -
RADDOCKSIsetvensonhe mci ommanie n= 218,500 212,000 -
HAKES) WHITES ve) ee ve! © te enter ||) 1'18365.600 1,540, 600 -
HALIBUT . 6 2 2 «© © © « © 21,300 40, 200 -
MACKEREL. « © 0 «© 0 «0 © o - cet r

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114

MAINE - CATCH BY GEAR, 1965 - Continued

GILL NETS,
ANCHOR
SET OR STAKE

DIP NETS,

SPECIES COMMON

LONG OR SET
Wate WITH HOOKS

POUNDS POUNDS

POUNDS VALUE

POLLOCK . 2. « «© © © © © 381, 800 $24,551 59,400 8,000 -
SHARKS:

GRAYFISH. « « «© ee ee + 236, 900 1,773 - 77,600 -
UNCLASSIFIED. «© « « « © « 100 4 - -
SMELT . 0 « « 0. OO 00 0 11, 700 2,600 99, 300 $1,801

STURGEON, COMMON « G00 0-0 500 73 -
SWORDF ISH 6 O'-0) O29 0.0) bo - -
TUNA, BLUEFIN . d 0.0.0.0 - — -
WHITING 2 6 « © © © © © © © =
WOLFFISH. « « © « « « ° 41 -
UNCLASSIFIED, FOR BAIT, RE-

DUCTION, AND ANIMAL FOOD °
SEA URCHINS « 2 s © © © « « 2,987

TOTAL. « « se oe @ « ©

DREDGES

SPECIES
OYSTER, COMMON SCALLOP

HARPOONS

POUNDS POUNDS VALUE
TUNA:
BRU ERIN ives) Melltelitelire) ie)! <i 50, 700 7 - -
UNCLASSIFIED. « « « 17, 500 65 - - -
OYSTERS, MARKET, PUBLIC, FALL -
SCALLOPS, SEAN fete) celle ie) ioe $288, 570

SPECIES RAKES HOES BY HAND

POUNDS POUNDS: VALUE VALUE
CLAMS:
HARD, PUBLIC. . « ° 2,500 $2,074 -
‘SOhatisy PUBL Cores . 1,963, 800 963, 671 -
MUSSELS SMSEACi omens 5 31,700 3,025 - -
PERIWINKLES AND COCK 6 - - A $11, 806

IRTSHIMOSS™ te cmemncnte i s
BLOODWORMS. . .. - 769, 900 759, 582 -
SANDWORMS . 2 2 2 6 © 738, 600 447,341

TOTAL. « «© os oo 2,895,000 50, 663 3,506, 500 2,175, 693 51,000 11,806

. eee
m
eee Ne ee

NEW ENGLAND FISHERIES

NEW HAMPSHIRE
OPERATING UNITS BY GEAR, 1965

BAG
NETS

NUMBER NUMBER

POTS AND TRAPS

GILL NETS,
ORIFT

CRAB LOBSTER

NUMBER NUMBER NUMBER
FISHERMEN, ON BOATS AND
SHORE:
REGUUEART wane) ue) Nels. S - 101 2
CASUAL Mamet -aie on eliel as 5 W 107 -
iia are oes
BOATS:
MOUCRG oo 0 '6'o oto 6 3
OUMERo vo sa Oo omay oh oo - 2 -
GEAR:
KUMEVER 5 60 boo o0ln o 1 17,600 1
LENGTH Say/ARDStam-nemicniteins 100 = ©
SQUARERVARDSHauciitcmacielelits = = 3, 000
SSS
TOTAL, EX-
CLUSIVE
Holes) OF DUPLI -
CATION
NUMBER NUMBER NUMBER
FISHERMEN, ON BOATS AND EE) Sa eae
SHORE;
REGULAR. 12 - - 103
CASUAL . 200 38 311
—-—
WOU 3 66 oo 6 38 414
BOATS:
MOTOR: 3 - 175
OTHER} mtenterite
GEAR:
INUMB ERG enereperejurelinreterre
HOOKS OR BAITS .

HAUL SEINES,

SPECIES COMMON

POUNDS POUNDS

ALZEWIVES/Misyie) tote! Kelle) Nefivell ts = 125,000 -
EES SCOMMONINS trey Uetttohten teitre - 5,000 -
LAUNCE 2. 6» © «so ow « 25, 000 - -
SMaEIS, 660560 0.00000 - 22,000 -
CRABS SMIGREEN sites telteltenn «

TOTAL .

CONTINUED GILL NETS,
SPECIES DRIFT
LOBSTER HAND TROLL
POUNDS POUNDS POUNDS POUNDS VALUE
GOD.'5 66 8b bo 6 Aloo - - 55,000 o
WALIEURS' 6 66 5.0 bao 6 - - 800 -
MACKERE arene meenmentcmte mremreyrn - $240 - o
ROWLOCK premise ataeey cine - - 8,000 -
NEL S “oO. 85' 0.010 06 BG - = 85, 000 o
STIRINPEDUBASSa elie es eo eu che - S 7,500 -
TUNA MBL UEEAINeme memes cute - - - $175
CRABS HEROCK@ ar aemen nies 15,000 - c -
LOBSTERS, NORTHERN... . 765,000 | 550,800 = = -
SPECIES HARPOONS HOES
LONG OR SET
POUNDS POUNDS VALUE
Cope o.00' ot oho 0.068 OL 0 30, 000 = - -
CUEK 5% 6 G-5°6.0°6 6 6-6-0 10, 000 - - -
HADDOCK meme tel voiken on ccuroins 60, 000 - - -
HAK Es iWEIiTEcmtopmenteircmtemtenite 1,500 = - -
RALIEWIS o'd.6 6d 0 0 cle 2,000 - - -
RORUO CK Sree suet tees 2,000 - - -
TUNASNELUE FINE 7 teeters $ = =
BLOODWORMS . . 2... eo « = $1,125
SANDWORMS, . 2 2 2 © © oe - - 20,000

116
1.TEM
F] SHERMEN;

ON VESSELS.

ON BOATS AND SHORE:
REGUEAR) yn) 0) oy ce
CASUAL. . . « « «

TOTAL.

VESSELS, MOTOR.
GROSS TONNAGE
BOATS:
MOTOR) So) oe. (fe is
Oia o 2 Gos 0
GEAR:
NUMBER. . . .
LENGTH, YARDS .
YARDS AT MOUTH.

1TEM

F | SHERMEN:
ON VESSELS

ON BOATS AND SHORE:

REGULAR .
CASUAL.

TOTAL. .

VESSELS, MOTOR. .
GROSS TONNAGE .
BOATS:
MOTOR .
OTHER .

GEAR, NUMBER.

NEW ENGLAND FISHERIES

MASSACHUSETTS
OPERATING UNITS BY GEAR, 1965

PURSE SEINES

OTTER TRAWLS

LOBSTER

MACKEREL TUNA OTHER FISH

NUMBER

NUMBER

NUMBER NUMBER

2, 486 149

NUMBER

RAPS
FLOATING POTS AND TRAI

TRAPS
LOBSTER

NUMBER NUMBER NUMBER NUMBER NUMBER NUMBER

484

1,253
56

110, 916

ITEM

F] SHERMEN;:
ON VESSELS. ..
ON BOATS AND SHORE:
REGULAR. . °
CASUAL.

TOTAL. .

VESSELS, MOTOR.
GROSS TONNAGE .
BOATS, MOTOR,
GEAR:
NUMBER. . .
SQUARE YARDS. .
HOOKS OR BAITS,

Ramee ort ane UCD, ee igre |

DIP
NETS,
COMMON

re OR
SET WITH
HOOKS

GILL Ee = SEES eS |
ANCHOR,
SET OR

DRIFT HAND
STAKE

NUMBER NUMBER NUMBER
19
16

TROLL

NUMBER NUMBER NUMBER

.1TEM

F |] SHERMEN;
ON VESSELS. ..
ON BOATS AND SHORE:
REGULAR .
CASUAL.

TOTAL.

HARPOONS
SPEARS
SWORDF | SH OTHER

NUMBER NUMBER NUMBER
22

2

33

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NUMBER

NEW ENGLAND FISHERIES

117

MASSACHUSETTS - OPERATING UNITS BY GEAR, 1965 - Continued

DREDGES

OYSTER
CLAM MUSSEL COMMON

SCALLOP

NUMBER NUMBER NUMBER NUMBER NUMBER NUMBER NUMBER

VESSELS, MOTOR. ..... - 5 - - 51

GROSS TONNAGE. ..... 180 - - 4,953

BOATS, MOTOR. « . © 25 © 19 3 6 543
GEAR;

NUMBER. . . 6 O.'o 8 6 3 U 1,747

YARDS AT MOUTH. 5-105 10..5 4 5 1,660

NUMBER NUMBER NUMBER NUMBER NUMBER
FISHERMEN, ON BOATS AND
SHORE:
REGULARS rss; is) staaklon's 2 42 Me 103
CAMWNEG 66656 O50 0 124 768

BOATS aMOTOR Huey etn seeincieen es a 166 - 1, 102 10
GEAR, NUMBER... ..... 1 166 1, 320 871
TOTAL,
DIVING BY EXCLUS| VE
1TEM OUTFITS HAND OF DUPLI -
CATION
NUMBER NUMBER
FISHERMEN:
ONIVESSELS Hei ieeicn ie - - 3, 236
ON BOATS AND SHORE:
REGUUARI EN alsieen ee) ene 14 = pas
CASUAorey rey eutewia ceeds

VESSELS siMOTOR Menger ie eae 484
GROSS TONNAGE. ..... 38, 207
BOATS:
MOTORM ew rstuctueierisiacia-ret 3, 370
Quay o-G15 bo & oo ooo 85
GEAR, NUMBER. ....... =

PY

118

MASSACHUSETTS

SPECIES

ALEWIVES. . © «
HERRING, SEA. .
LAUNCE. 2 2. «
MACKEREL. . .
TUNA:
BEWERIIN emacs
SKIPJACK. . « «©
UNCLASSIFIED. .
WHITE PERCH . e« e
UNCLASSIFIED, FOR BAIT,
REDUCTION AND ANIMAL FOOD.
Se 5 6 60 to Oo o-oo 0

TOTAL.

SPECIES

ALEWIVES. °
ANGLERFISH. .
BLUEFISH. ..
BONITO vere 16
BUTTERFISH.
COD Rey retmtettont=
CUSKic 62 =)
EELS, COMMON.

FLOUNDERS:
BLACKBACK .
DAB... .
FiEUK Een te
GRAY SOLE .
LEMON SOLE. ...
NEL OWA et te <r ve
HADDOCK Wiegu-irennch sitter fe

HAKE:
REDIsowrenne .
Wii 6 ovo 6.5
HALIBUT...
HERRING, SEA.
MACKEREL. ..
MENHADEN. ..
OCEAN PERCH .
OCEAN POUT. .
POELOCK 55, <
Y

SCUP OR PORG
SEA BASS. .
SHAD. 2.
SHARKS, UNCLASS|
SKATES. e+ 0 oo
STRIPED BASS. ..
STURGEON, COMMON.
TAUTOG. © . 6 « «
TUES Hsiao remie
TUNA, BLUEFIN .
WEIL STRUING Sf) Rel ice) al 6
WOLFFISH. 2. .
UNCLASSIFIED:

FOR FOOD. . . oi nehive i oiie,

BAIT, REDUCTION,

ANIMAL FOOD. . .
LOBSTERS, NORTHERN.
SHRIMP. » « emreiie

D

F

eieree: (0) .e\heite) ie) itis
shies) Kellleihe -spielcelney em ciielis
exlvicereltelje-(emeMenien ie

SCALLOPS, SEA oe
SQUID. 2. 2. ees

62040r-0.0
eh lene
oe ee

TRO ES sco eae b

SPECIES

EELS, COMMON. . 2 2 ee = »
CRABS:
GREEN...» ew os
ROCK. . . °
LOBSTERS, NORTHERN, °
CONCHS. « « e « o °

ee ee
C2000

IO NES Manion 0) po. oso. 6

NEW ENGLAND FISHERIES

HAUL SEINES,
COMMON

MACKEREL

POUNDS
532, 900

POUNDS

136, 100

POUNDS POUNDS

4,000

24, 200 $815 = c -
800 77 = = 30,000
3 - = = 14, 800
194,700 21,125 = = 24, 600
28,469,400 | 2,311,063 = S 19,000
1, 365, 700 83,401 5 =
16, 373, 600 | 1,737,887 = = 4, 200
7,014,700] 622,075 = : +
426,800] 131,006 = & 1,500
3,261,800] - 376,706 = & =
1,893,600] 403,717 o = -
70,858,900 | 6,711,445 2 = =
128, 568, 600 |13, 007, 680 = - -
2, 378, 700 28, 928 = = =
1,968,400] 148,545 = = :
165,400 51,098 = & S
131, 200 1,600 = 6 2, 357, 300
5, 200 714 = = 764,100
- - = S 9,100
23, 292,800 | 1,013,972 = S S
728,000 9,925 & Oo -
10,236,100] 653,873 = = 77, 200
277, 800 28,961 = os 144,700
10, 600 1,379 = 7 =
5,700 264 = a 18, 500
1,600 72 = = 200
83, 200 3,324 = = -
= - a = 22,400
2, 900 341 co = >
800 33 & © 5,700
233, 700 20,026 5 = -
= - = = 362, 300
44,901,800} 1,309,405 o = 1, 200
556, 200 29,723 = = -
5,618,700] 390,713 = = =
42,614,600] 450,718
338, 400

POUNDS POUNDS

7,700

= 10, 500

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VALUE

CATCH BY GEAR, 1965

PURSE SE]NES

POUND NETS,
FISH

$2, 264

OTHER

POUNDS
6, 332, 200

VALUE
$71, 252

FLOATING
TRAPS

100 $7
800 153
11,500 1,228

409, 500 36,645
8, 200 771
900 196

400 37
9,200 697

135,700] $10,740
=} BSE 400 |3, 027, 100

NEW ENGLAND FISHERIES

MASSACHUSETTS - CATCH BY GEAR, 1965 - Continued

SPECIES
ANCHOR, SET

OR STAKE DRIFT HAND

POUNDS POUNDS POUNDS VALUE
ANGHER ISH seremieincyentoneeiicnns 100 - - -
BUUERISH Siremrememomemrencnente - - 111,400 $16, 187
GD) ost G00 oO O00 0 554, 900 49,344 - 1,193, 100 80, 502
QEKS So oo OOO OO OO 4,700 227 - 246
HS, COMM o 66666 5 = 75
FLOUNDERS:

BEACKBACK Wem eitsitontoiicmneine 15
VEUWOWTAWonemremnerwonvelrente -
HA DDOCKM em iomtmenenelenns 20, 780
AK ES WHIlhliGimoutoyiteutonieyatelicelite 69
TALIEUT o bo 05 oO 0000 1,053
MACK ERE Semremrcime inci citepreimeine -
FOLUNGS 6 5b 66 6.00000 4, 231
SHARKS, UNCLASSIFIED. . .. -
STRIFED EES 6 0-0 0 000 79, 685
STURGEON, COMMON. . 2. ~ -
WWI. 6 0.00000000 150
UNAS BEUERIN Bere) se vente) ne ce 20
(OLFRIS 06 oo Oo 0 OO 14
UNCLASSIFIED, FOR FOOD. . . 20,973

TOTAL. « « «© » «© os @

DIP NETS,
COMMON

SPECIES

LONG OR SET
WITH HOOKS

POUNDS POUNDS POUNDS

AWEWINVESIiepionmenten cliente) tel te - - - 66, 250 $1,153
ELUERIEMS o'6 56.5 0b! ole - - 400 -
QD 5660600060000 00 - - 1,942, 700 c
QUEKo co Go OO ODD OO OD - - 503, 700 -
FLOUNDERS:

BUAGKBACK@reuteMtomroflre intern ste - - 27,000 - -

DN so 000000000 - - 400 - -

FLUKE ol oo oO 6 0 OO oO - - 200 - -

GRAVSOBEMe ren len reiienicn chre - - 300 - -

MEMONMSOUE meen ree enten - - 800 - -
HADDOGK@remeircmmettellejien veloute - - 2,854, 700 2 =
HAKE:

WED 5 00 6 on 0 oo Geo - - 800 - -

WHIUE-6°5°6 6 0 0.0200 6 - - 54,900 - -
HALIBUT Go08 0006 - - 64, 300 = -
GCEANIEE RCTs Pts ns - - 800 - -
POLLO 6.0 6.6 010 0°0.9.0 - - 84, 300 - -
SHARKS, UNCLASSIFIED... . - - 14,100 - -
SKATESH RCRA Ne RI ache ele - - 700 - -
STRIIPEDEBASS iter ren tel ete) en te - - 900 - -
SWORDEIISHImemreninn weivelcemee te - - 393, 600 - -
TUNAW BLU ERIN sey re) veurenre: $304 13, 600 - -
WOLPPIGK So 6°66 0.0.00 0 - 6,600 - -
UNCLASSIFIED, FOR FOOD... - 461, 2600 - -
SCAMMOPSSIBAYA ist esincieliayce - 61,484

TOTAL ieuiehoSc clei eisuile,

HARPOONS
SPECIES SPEARS
SWORDFISH OTHER
POUNDS VALUE POUNDS POUNDS VALUE
EELS, COMMON. « . « e we « «© - 12,500 $3, 250

SWORDFISH « 2 « © e we ew 156,400 $63, 698
TUNA, BLUEFIN . 2 « « « « © 18, 600 1,530

TOTAL. « 5 « © «eo 2

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NEW ENGLAND FISHERIES

120

MASSACHUSETTS - CATCH BY GEAR, 1965 - Continued

DREDGES

MUSSEL

POUNDS

SPECIES
OYSTER, COMMON

VALUE
$113,431

POUNDS

CLAMS, HARD, PUBLIC. » » « - 263, 900

MUSSELSHESEA Semin mrss

OYSTERS, MARKET, PRIVATE:
SPRIINGHAmenen a monenen.

PAE Go 6 0-0 6. 6; 0'O 5

110, 000

$14, 210
24,990

TOTAL 2 « © © © © © ©

SPECIES

COD sur Mrcmcunonsmreicbrcmtsime ine
FLOUNDERS:
BLACKBACK
DABene
FLUKE. . e
GRAY SOLE.
LEMON SOLE
YELLOWTAIL
HADDOCK. . .
WOLFFISH . .
CLAMS, HARD, PUBLIC
CONCHS eine
OYSTERS, MARKET:
PUBLIC:
SPRIINGH aioe were ey eineerts
AUR Aetpechaccrcmrenrcay cere

°
°
°
e
°
Ic

$121,025
3,200

PRIVATE:
SPRING) <6) 6, seve 6
FAL erento) veiiisy vohretteli eae
SCALLOPS:
BAN {er ‘eftoliie: ofics) le Mellel (ete 386, 100 478, 506 -
SEAR rieimieliver chiles stueivenielis 11,871,600 8,028,583

TOTAL

SPECIES
OYSTER

POUNDS POUNDS POUNDS

CLAMS:
HARD:
RUBEWMIC ret tetteiiiel iene ie) le
PRIVATE. © © © « « « «
RAZOR. « 2 2 © © 6 eo + »
SOFT:
RUBIRI Chen. OD
PRIVATE. . opae!
SURF 2 «2 eine,
MUSSELS, SEA e-
OYSTERS, MARKET, PUBL

$532, 902
18, 000

92, 500 $65,460

1,358

4,400
982, 000 603, 960

150

SPRING 620 «0
FAL iemteahsly«
IRISH MOSS .
BLOODWORMS . .
SANDWORMS,. .

eee e
avis auido ei=lelleielie
a)

TOTAL

SPECIES

LOBSTERS, NORTHERN
CLAMS:
HARD: s PUBL |Citayner re) serene
SOFT:
PUBLTGI7 el veite
PRIVATE. oe
MUSSELS, SEA...
OYSTERS, MARKET, PR
SPRIINGtaene tienes
RAUEMeemeieneiesun ies
PERIWINKLES AND COCKLES. :
SCALLOPS, BAY... .

TOTAL . o

VATE

50

NEW ENGLAND FISHERIES

RHODE ISLAND

OPERATING UNITS BY GEAR, 1965

HAUL PURSE OTTER TRAWLS
SEINES, SEINES,
COMMON MACKEREL FISH LOBSTER

121

FLOATING

NEM TRAPS

FISHERMEN: NUMBER NUMBER NUMBER NUMBER NUMBER
ONIVESSEUS@ (3 ec - T2 210 153 111
ON BOATS AND SHORE:

REGUIFARNE Me icnliirairane 10 - 19
CQGWMs oo aaoda8 2 2 -

VESSELS, MOTOR. . 1 U
GROSS TONNAGE . 202
BOATS:
MOTOR. 2 «ss 6 1
Om 5 6 650 6.6 0 33
GEAR:
24

NUMBER. 2 0 2 8 0 ee
LENGTH, YARDS . . .
YARDS AT MOUTH.

POTS AND TRAPS GILL NETS, LINES

ANCHOR

ITEM SET OR
CONCH CRAB EEL LOBSTER STAKE HAND

FISHERMEN: NUMBER NUMBER NUMBER NUMBER NUMBER NUMBER
ONBVESSELS (iim mae tioikenn sn 2 2 7
ON BOATS AND SHORE:

REGUUARIS menus uicu i imtemst- pila 7 54 22
CASUAL iy ime uctoiesiiyeameler- 2 110 174

'
' —

VESSELS, MOTOR. . 1 1 1 3

GROSS TONNAGE au 16 12 10 7
BOATS, MOTOR, ... 4... 4 5 145 32
GEAR:

NUMBER umiies: trees 6 245 680 8, 505 207

SQUARERVARDSHime auratus - - -

HOOKS OR BAITS... . . - - 381

LINES - DREDGES
ITY ONT. NUED DIP NETS, HARPOONS, SEEARS
ae COMMON SWORDF | SH MUSSEL

FISHERMEN: NUMBER NUMBER

ONIVESSEUS) eset tote 14 34 2
ON BOATS AND SHORE;

ECULAR G7 61.0 alo. vito sc - 58 -

CASWWo:o:\0 O10. OF aGn0r 6 e = =
VESSELS, MOTOR... .. . 3 7 1

GROSS TONNAGE... . . 183 234 16
BOATS:

MOUCR a oro 4:0 ued 6-4-0 - 29 -

Gunso oo a Go a0 5 - -
GEAR:

(UME: 0: 19° 6.6160 0 0 3 46 1

YARDS AT MOUTH. . . . « - 46 2

HOOKS OR BAITS. . 0.

TOTAL, EX-
CLUSI VE
OF DUPLI -
CATION

23 = a
DREDGES -
CONTINUED TONGS

SCALLOP OYSTER OTHER

F | SHERMEN: NUMBER, NUMBER NUMBER NUMBER
ONVESSEES Ei ume eimeneiieiae 25 2
ON BOATS AND SHORE:

REGUIEAR ciate Acai spireniye 3 12

CASUA I earaeniuach rome 4 2

WOW No: o'S:5'6 6 o ove 32

Revises oes AEE

VESSELS Sa MOTOR emetic
GROSS TONNAGE .

BOATS:
MOTOR ir-mp jerry. ° 1,105
OTHERS kemomle) elite . #8
GEAR;
NUMBER. . . .

YARDS AT MOUTH .

122

NEW ENGLAND FISHERIES

RHODE ISLAND - CATCH BY GEAR, 1965

SPECIES

PURSE
SEINES,
MACKEREL

POUNDS POUNDS POUNDS

ALEW INVEST ieeitcie cStoRchicllelveiie 210, 000 $3, 000 - -
ANGEEREIISH i sylrs) Yerven s) (0), ) (= o = = >
ELWOSrIGile 59> colo O55 619 6 - - - -
BUTTERF ISH. 6 O-t.0.0 DD = - = - 805, 900
Cop) 5 61g 0 o oo 6 = - - 404, 500
CUSK eae ena rze - 100
EELS, CONGER. . O - - - 38, 300
FLOUNDERS:;:

BLACKBACK ..... ° o o - 3,637, 300,

DYN go .0 0.00 .d-—0 - - - - 3, 700

FRUK ES sere. = = - - 426, 500

GRAY SOLE . = = - - 44, 300

LEMON SOLE. - - - - 20, 900

MELEE OWMA') Us taveecren vermvetnte = - - - 5,601, 000
NOE -5 a a 0 50 6 0 - - - - 73, 900
HAKE:

RED. . = - S 262, 300

WHITE . - - - - 38, 000
HAGBIBUTE i .)- - 2 S - 200
HERRING, SEA. . : - - - - 289, 100
KING WHITING OR "KINGFISH". - - - - 300
MACKEREL, ATLANTIC. A - - 97,600) $10,371 40, 600
OCEAN PERCH . - - - - 5, 900
OCEAN POUT. - - - - 1, 100)
ROULOCKSR iieseeues - - - - 6, 700
SCUP OR PORGY . = - © = 1,975, 000
SEA BASS. . . - - - - 14, 000
SEA TROUT OR WEAKFISH, “GRAY - - - - 2, 700
GWNDoho ooo Oe oo 0 - - - - 1, 200
SHARKS;

GRAVFUSHS oa o mo oo oO - - - 800

UNGEASSIIRIIEDS “is. et - - - - 900
SKATES. . . DO . - - - - 5, 400
SMELTS, ATLANTIC. 5. 00 1, 400 350 - - -
STRIPED BASS/yuraer-s warren - - - - 4, 400
STURGEON, COMMON. .... = = - © 1, 900
AUT OGienereretnedacpieneciere - 2 = - 19, 300
UN WaRnle: oxo bvo> 6:16 - - - - is 053, 300,
WEHIRESRERCH hes meutea lela. 16, 500 3, 082 - -
Min VUNG cco. iG vo soees ta - - - - 2, 372, 900
UNCLASS] FIED:

FOR FOOD... OD S = - - 34, 900

BAIT, REDUCTION, “AND

ANIMAL FOQD. ..... = =
LOBSTERS, NORTHERN. . - - -
SCALLORSAESEAR ameter spie =, +
SQUID rem canelh reveals

WOU ES: 6: oso G8 ong 6 PADI):

=

SPECIES

ANCHOVIES .
BLUEFISH.
BONITO. . .
BUTTERF1ISH,
cOp ..
EELS, CONGER.
FLOUNDERS:
BLACKBACK .
FLUKE . .
HAKE, RED. .
HERRING, SEArae. .
KING WHITING OR "KINGFISH" .
MACKEREL, ATLANTIC. .
MENHADEN. 5
OTEUOES 6.6 a. eo kos Oy DiOO
SCUPBORIIPORGYigiencceetetiisies tei we
SEA BASS, Gay Ont -0 00
SEA ROBIN. .
SEA TROUT OR WEAKFISH, “GRAY
SHAD. . . . 5
SHARKS. . .
GRAYFISH, . .
UNCLASSIFIED. se ceiyie
SKATES. . . oO M010
SPANISH MACKEREL.
STRIPED BASS. . .
STURGEON, COMMON.

POUNDS

POUND
NETS,
FISH

FLOATING
TRAPS

- 300 36
- 350, 600 48, 604
7,400

13, 200 529

POUNDS

po}
@
ede DOS DsN=0 0sipso-1- nd

252, 000 3, 184
- 800 119
= 3, 300 288
= 800 32 3
= 1,000 60 =
= 9, 300 468 =
s 300 47 =
= 20, 200 4,630 =
= 300 45 =

(CONTINUED ON NEXT PAGE)

OTTER TRAWLS

120, 980
140
22,785

Lu

POUNDS

O00 O00

1,413, 800

1, 413, 800

POTS AND TRAPS

POUNDS

OBSTER

VALUE

873, 433

CRAB

NEW ENGLAND FISHERIES

123

RHODE ISLAND - CATCH BY GEAR, 1965 - Continued

TAUTOG.

THIMBLE-EYED MACKEREL .

TUNA, BLUEFIN .
WHITE PERCH .
WHITING .

UNCLASSIFIED, FOR FOOD.

CRABS:

GREEN .

OES pi 016-6 6.10
LOBSTERS, NORTHERN.
CONCHS. 5 2 6
SQUID .

TOTAL.

SPECIES

BLUEFISH.
BONITO.
COD Rreaeaime
EELS;
COMMONI) 7) she. 1) ce
CONGERF Mm niche eli
FLOUNDERS, BLACKBACK.
ROPEOCKIe we -pucta nists
SEA BASS. ....
STRIPED BASS. .
UAC Ss. 6.6.5 6 650.0
TUNA, BLUEFIN... .
UNCLASSIFIED, FOR FOO
GRABS esROCK eins) vente
LOBSTERS, NORTHERN.
CONGHSS ol ao a o 5 6

WoOUNES..6 oo 60

BU ERaSHunenier seen
EELS, COMMON. .
STRIPED BASS, .
SWORDFISH . . .
TUNA, BLUEFIN .
SCALLOPS, BAY .

TOTAL.

SPECIES

FLOUNDERS:

FLUKE .

GRAY SOLE .

YELLOWTAIL.

CLAMS:

HARD, PUBLIC.

OCEAN QUAHOG,
CONCHS ym tie
MUSSELS, SEA...
OYSTERS, MARKET:

PUBLIC:

SBRIINGEH sicich
PALA G la ne
PRIVATE:
SPRIINGHI tae) eee
FALL.
SCALLOPS:
Eco tahotahacdso 46
SEAsiay a Yegel em soenesh. 16

TOTAL.

SPECIES

CLAMS:
HARD, PUBLIC.
SOFT, PUBLIC.

TOTAL.

POUNDS POUNDS
549,200] $211,598
93, 100 11, 206 -
2,800 539

645, 100

TONGS - CONTINUED
OTHER

POUNDS. VALUE
1, 183, 500 $607,860

607,860 296, O00 151, 965 175, 500

440 | 9,809, 700
POTS AND TRAPS - CONT|NUED

EEL LOBSTER

DIP NETS,
COMMON

POUNDS
100

2, 500

2, 500

1,183, 500

RAKES

POUNDS
296, 000

FISH TRAPS CONGH aa
POUNDS VALUE POUNDS VALUE POUNDS VALUE POUNDS VALUE
ee ina = > 21,500} $1,108 c = a =
a 3 600 88 - 2 2 3
4 & 1, 500 162 3 © c =
2, 000 $340 o 2 5 = z =
- 2 116, 000 7,695 c 2 a =
= = 900 65 = S = =
= = = w i © 8, 000 $1, 200
in z > = E 147, 800 16, 387
a 2 2 4 2 = 5, 600 4,251
> - = = 26, 900 $8, 137 100 18
E . 116,500] 22,541 -

GILL NETS, ANCHOR
SET OR STAKE

POUNDS VALUE POUNDS VALUE POUNDS VALUE POUNDS VALUE
= = = 1, 400 $215 2, 900 $239
- = = = = : 100 8
= = é 2 11,700 821
17,800] $4, 329 = S = ©
= = S é 2 100 2
z x 2 = a 5 100 7
2 5 a = 2 - 300 6
5 © z 3 = 100 30
= : = a @ 2 32, 600 4,773
© = = = = S 7,600 2
> 2 = 5 - = 200 14
2 = = 3 = = 200 13
= = 66,200] $7,120 = =
- - 380,600} 291,583 © =
6,625

POUNDS

1, 000

- $12, 828 - -
= 1,800 121 - ms
$262 - - = =

12, 949

POUNDS
= 100 $42 z =
a 100 10 = :
- 500 36 =

© 2, 400 $2,791
2 2 c 3, 100 3,749
e 5 a 2, 400 3,037
z 5 3, 600 4, 556

VALUE
$151,965

124

ITEM

F | SHERMEN;:
ONBVESSELESWiiiencesae

ON BOATS AND SHORE;

REGULAR. .. .
CASUAL .

TOTAL .

VESSELS, MOTOR. ..
GROSS TONNAGE. . .
BOATS:
MOTOR. . 2 6 « « «
OTHER ehemtetnemuenterts
GEAR:
NUMBER . . 2 2 « «
LENGTH, YARDS. ..
YARDS AT MOUTH. .

ITEM

F1SHERMEN:
ON VESSELS .

ON BOATS AND SHORE:

REGULAR. . .
CASUAL .

TOTAL ce oe Fey ve

VESSELS, MOTOR .
GROSS TONNAGE. .

BOATS:
MOTOR. « 2 s 2 « «
OTHER. .. :
GEAR;

NUMBER... « «
SQUARE YARDS .. .
HOOKS OR BAITS .

1TEM

F| SHERMEN;:

ONRVESSEES Weatemreterst ie
ON BOATS AND SHORE;
REGULAR. oe
CASUALS tire en fours

TOTAL Re vee e

VESSELS, MOTOR...
GROSS TONNAGE. . .
BOATS:

MOTOR. «6 . «1 «

OTHER. ete]
GEAR:

NUMBER... .

YARDS AT MOUTH

NEW ENGLAND FISHERIES

CONNECTICUT
OPERATING UNITS BY GEAR, 1965

HOOP NETS,
FISH LOBSTER FISH CONCH

NUMBER NUMBER NUMBER NUMBER
= 52 16 5
4 24 o 10
5 22 - 5
es ee ae a
= 24 4 4
627 259 37
2 27 12
3 : a =
5 51 4 630
430 = = S

POTS AND
TRAPS -
CONT | NUED

892 108 e
GILL NETS
ANCHOR, DRIFT
SET OR
STAKE OTHER

NUMBER NUMBER NUMBER

SEARS OYSTER,
COMMON

NUMBER NUMBER NUMBER NUMBER NUMBER
10 32 - - -
2 - 11 2 -
S - 15 6 3
12 32 26

See ea

OTTER TRAWLS FYKE AND POTS AND TRAPS

EEL

NUMBER

19
22

HARPOONS,
SWORD -
FISH

NUMBER
2

TOTAL, EX-
CLUSIVE
OF DUPLI -
CATION

NUMBER
121

70
317

NEW ENGLAND FISHERIES

125

CONNECTICUT - CATCH BY GEAR, 1965

OTTER TRAWLS

HAUL SEINES,
COMMON

SPECIES

LOBSTER

POUNDS POUNDS POUNDS

INUSYUWES5 5 6 6 6 6 6 GO 16, 700 5, 000 -
BUERISo 6 6 4 Oo Oooo — 9, 900 -
BUTEREASH a ye vepbemisirel ie) (elie - 65, 800 -
GNIPo 0 6 6/0 of606 6 0 6 1,000 - -
CODRremsenes: O00 00°00 0 - 117,600 -
FLOUNDERS;

BEACKBACK ic) vclteu siifel (ell fell 2 722, 800 -

FUUNZS o Ob oOo DO OO - 105, 700 -

WELLOW TAU ui emtcitelnel rei teins - 38, 400 -
HAKE:

HAD) o6 bo O00 DOG O - - 13, 500 - -

Wnts obo 6 bo OO - - 4,000 - -
EIRRITING StS BAY iia sstelietye)irs = - 10,800 - -
MACKERE Esper mui siesiatcitsleteliioiiite = - 200 - -
MENDADEN TER Rn Dae inc Beene enlne - - 200 - -
SCUP OR) PORGY . . = . - - 958, 400 107,833 - -
SEABGASS imminent. - - 23, 400 6,157 - -
SEA ROBIN... - - 10, 500 160 - -
SEA TROUT OR WEAKF1 SH, “GRAY - - 500 - -
SAD. a0 8 b- 8-006 6-00 2, 500 200 - -
SHARKS:

GiaiPriilo oo 580 0 50 6 — 15, 300 - -

UNCLASSIFIED. ...... - 2, 100 - -
SKATES. . . 6 0 a-0,0°%: 0 2 36, 700 -
SNELY.0.%6 500 0 0°%06 0 0 2,000 - - -
STURGEON Fae iret Mew ftek titers = 4,400 - -
SUCKERS mci nieMneuttcnacla iia. 1,800 - - -
TWAUICEo axonp) 6 dat oso oO - 7,900 - -
WHISTLING Siento) os Voice) feltie | ee) (0 = 262, 500 - -
UNCLASSIFIED;

FOR FOOD. . . 3-0 - 65, 200 - -

BAIT, REDUCTION, “AND

ANIMAL ROOD FEE aae. 695, 000 -
LOBSTERS, NORTHERN. 300 $191,152
ColNichSo 0 od 9 d-o.d''6 0 700 =
SeWD ¢ GG oo Gd bb 8 6 47,200

TOTAL.

FYKE AND
HOOP NETS,
FISH

SPECIES

LOBSTER

POUNDS

1, 700
600

POUNDS

POUNDS

CATFISH AND BULLHEADS .
EELS, COMMON. ....
LOBSTERS, NORTHERN. . 5
GoNenS50%b)'o a Geol 6 lo OL

10, 600 -
- 467,700 | $369, 146

WOU ba 65 565006 370, 122

GILL NETS
SPECIES

ANCHOR, SET
OR STAKE

POUNDS POUNDS VALUE
BLUEFISH. ; 7,800 $1, 225
CARRE aie ier ica eee = -
HERRING, SEAL... 1. 100 2
MACKEREL. ah 3, 500 525
MENHADEN . 3, 400 65
SHAD eae sain payltars 100 20
SMELT esr nets utes -
WHITING . . 5
UNCLASSIFIED, FOR BAIT, RE-

DUCTION, AND ANIMAL FOOD . 2,000 30

TOTAL.

(CONTINUED ON NEXT PAGE)

NEW ENGLAND FISHERIES

126

CONNECTICUT - CATCH BY GEAR, 1965 - Continued

DIP NETS,
COMMON

HARPOONS,
SWORDFISH

SPECIES LINES, HAND

POUNDS POUNDS

ALEWIVES, 2, 400
BLUEFISH.

COD eee

FLOUNDERS;

BLACKBACK .

PILE ono oracownc
MACKEREL Scr mi yyeunn teameues
SCUP OR PORGY . 4
SEN GAS, 6 pe oo 6
SEAWROBIING a weemescn cure
SWORDFISH . 0
TAUTOG. ...

UNCLASS] FIED;
FRORMROOD Mire eecta miles
BAIT, REDUCTION, AND
ANIMAL FOOD. ....
CRABS, BLUE, HARD .
SCALLOPS, BAY .

IROMAL yysiieumelans)! fof ules

DREDGES

SPEARS

SPECIES

OYSTER, COMMON

POUNDS

EELS, COMMON. ... 2... 400
CLAMS, HARD:
PUBLIC. .
PRIWATERaustuasy census
OYSTERS, MARKET, PRIVATE:
SPRING. gwar ae
PVH vegeta eee inseam =

POUNDS POUNDS

$336, 480
172, 230

UWeHNbs! oo Sect. a 0-6 262, 200

SPECIES

OYSTER

CLAMS;
HARD es RUB EG mieten obit reste =
SOF TWEE C hcg alo. ooo =

OYSTERS, MARKET, PUBLIC,

FALE iter tonered tte oh ohare

TOTAL.

FYKE NET

NEW ENGLAND FISHERIES

HISTORICAL CATCH STATISTICS

127

CATCH BY STATES, 1879-1965

(THOUSANDS OF POUNDS AND THOUSANDS OF DOLLARS
NEW HAMPSHIRE MASSACHUSETTS
QUANTITY VALUE QUANTITY VALUE QUANTITY VALUE
1 (1) | 1 (1) 1 (1)

1 2,742 1 171 1 7, 960

131, 380 2, 365 4, 255 99 299, 544 6, 464

132, 930 2, 292 3,843 90 302, 046 6, 356

129, 560 2,111 4, 355 69 299, 218 5,858

123, 405 2,655 3,021 49 202, 258 4, 464

242, 390 2,919 1,593 50 230, 646 6, 482

124, 724 2, 386 1,036 52 255, 655 7,025

173, 843 3, 257 677 53 244, 313 7,095

147, 956 3, 889 529 93 246,951 10, 860

1924 116, 707 4,137 447 56 243, 363 10, 799
1928 123, 326 4,231 239 45 380, 169 15,649
1929 162, 940 4,897 378 52 447, 689 18,052
1930 143, 824 4, 329 1,069 69 442, 474 16, 289
1931 116, 236 3, 443 775 67 355, 834 12,951
1932 90, 602 2,413 744 58 347, 593 8, 928
1933 98, 498 2, 308 523 57 373,671 9, 507
1935 112, 219 3, 309 354 62 503, 417 12, 148
1937 101, 179 2, 806 664 96 534,111 14, 197
1938 67, 206 2,521 796 109 537, 850 13, 169
1939 116, 167 2,695 877 106 521, 097 14, 243
1940 88, 088 2,607 788 105 510, 938 15, 756
1942 168, 392 5, 229 1,652 332 509, 099 28,378
1943 133, 920 7,010 3, 129 612 477,012 32, 328
1944 161, 285 7,053 1,673 323 520, 539 31,441
1945 184, 425 12,499 1,549 488 625, 878 39,644
1946 195, 955 14, 142 (1) (1) 572, 936 43, 264
1947 220, 868 12,870 707 238 543, 110 38, 764
1948 303, 504 16,077 530 256 649, 696 46, 665
1949 294, 297 14, 988 443 170 647,613 38,991
1950 356, 266 14, 688 645 219 591, 188 40, 767
1951 223,051 15, 606 587 216 633, 189 46,815
1952 298, 151 17,897 523 182 581, 172 44, 349
1953 243,513 16, 754 689 247 510, 035 37,846
1954 285, 736 16,856 846 311 561, 068 35, 213
1955 257,174 16,083 948 345 566,413 35, 057
1956 279, 562 16, 966 848 382 575, 332 36, 182
1957 292, 250 16, 769 1,072 386 581, 062 37, 936
1958 316, 955 19,024 979 375 554, 779 40, 933
1959 265, 958 19, 571 1,031 414 537,614 40,870
1960 294,641 20,071 1, 188 430 480, 421 35, 947
1961 197,970 19,029 1, 146 426 470,774 36, 900
1962 294, 323 20, 365 1,089 401 493, 414 40, 265
1963 285, 636 21, 216 1,201 443 467, 693 41, 234
1964 192, 575 21,958 1, 209 601 445,495 40, 184
204, 846 637 442, 430 46,147

SEE FOOTNOTE AT END OF TABLE.

263-707 O- 67-9

NEW ENGLAND FISHERIES

HISTORICAL CATCH STATISTICS

128

CATCH BY STATES, 1879—1965 - Continued

(THOUSANDS OF POUNDS AND THOUSANDS OF DOLLARS )

YEAR RHODE | SLAND CONNECT | CUT
QUANTITY QUANTITY QUANTITY

1879 bi (1) 1 1 (1)
1880 1 697 1 933 1 12, 503
1887 45, 285 684 39, 750 301 520, 214 9,913
1888 91,687 825 42,402 297 572, 908 9,860
1889 127, 365 935 92,672 1,558 653, 170 10,551
1898 32,854 955 31,920 1,559 393, 458 9,682
1902 21,614 j 15 156 37,832 1,799 534,075 12, 406
1905 23, 896 1, 547 74, 973 3, 174 480, 284 14, 184
1908 44, 254 1,752 66, 942 2,982 530,029 15, 139
1919 48,251 3, 296 23,653 1,701 467, 340 19,839
1924 20, 535 1,819 25, 770 2,007 406, 822 18,818
1928 27,666 2, 398 72, 198 3,297 603, 598 25, 620
1929 28,401 2,435 54, 878 3, 636 694, 286 29,072
1930 25, 972 2,287 88,012 4,519 701, 351 27, 493
1931 21,683 1,663 45,770 2,016 540, 298 20, 140
1932 20, 536 1,491 21,046 1,111 480, 521 14,001
1933 17, 366 1,001 9,878 613 499, 936 13, 486
1935 24, 524 1,248 14,916 peu 655, 430 17, 984.
1937 18,847 1,398 16,063 1, 440 670, 864 19, 937
1938 13,829 1,056 11,839 1,420 631,520 18,275
1939 11,857 1,002 13, 868 1,463 663, 866 19, 509
1940 12, 060 966 14, 180 . 1,060 626,054 20, 494
1942 12,889 1,367 13,053 988 705,085 36, 294
1943 16, 134 1,620 15, 396 1,433 645, 591 43,003
1944 15, 787 1, 798 14, 408 1,295 713,692 41,910
1945 20, 525 ely 13,094 1,582 845, 471 56, 590
1946 18, 929 2, 534 16, 194 1,644 (1) (1)
1947 21, 436 2,453 16,472 1,854 802, 593 56,179
1948 26,445 3, 240 18, 205 1,750 998, 380 67, 988
1949 33, 428 2, 230 24,195 2, 158 999, 976 58,537
1950 38, 265 2, 788 20, 226 2,114 1,006, 590 60, 576
1951 48,795 3, 496 11,185 1,299 916,807 67, 432
1952 61,813 3,459 12, 904 1,409 954, 563 67, 296
1953 92, 286 3,989 17, 482 1,276 864,005 60,112
1954 103, 726 4, 302 15,065 920 966, 441 57,602
1955 Pilspsrs) 4, 738 15, 560 1,020 955, 418 57, 243
1956 141, 309 4,752 18,195 991 1,015, 246 59,273
1957 142, 080 4,605 14,419 1,114 1,030, 883 60,810
1958 114, 524 4,137 10,512 1,011 997, 749 65, 480
1959 117, 793 4,285 10,810 1,096 933, 206 66, 236
1960 69, 318 3,846 6, 396 1, 180 851, 964 61, 474
1961 84, 046 3,317 6,142 1, 186 760,078 60,858
1962 76,839 3, 528 6,016 1,216 871,681 65,775
1963 69,312 4,149 5, 047 1,247 828, 889 68, 289
1964 36, 928 3,740 4,650 1,113 681,857 67, 596
1965 48, 706 4,624 4,927 Ae SO77, 702, 181 74,837

1/ NOT AVAILABLE.

NEW ENGLAND FISHERIES

129

HISTORICAL CATCH STATISTICS

ALEWIVES, 1879-1965

(THOUSANDS OF POUNDS)

NEW HAMPSHIRE MASSACHUSETTS RHODE |SLAND CONNECT | CUT TOTAL
QUANTITY QUANTITY QUANTITY QUANTITY QUANTITY QUANTITY
i " q
1 425 1
2,526 100 4,130 8, 204
1888 2,836 147 6,292 10,889
1889 4,022 140 3,911 9,513
1892 2,276 50 3,651 7,848
1896 3,388 294 5,356 2,077 12,116
897 1,249 239 4,779 (1) (1)
1898 3,619 325 2,900 1,012 868 8,724
902 3,341 475 4,517 705 1,663 10,701
1905 3,082 122 4,861 599 1,232 9,896
1908 2,085 121 4,062 288 1,025 7,581
919 1,296 - 3,064 270 17 4,807
1924 1,583 - 2,593 391 116 4,683
928 2,132 - 2,248 161 16 4,557
1929 2,821 58 1,386 119 9 4,393
1930 2,129 - 1,790 186 1 4,106
1931 2,796 - 2,212 127 27 5,162
932 2,296 20 1,164 73 19 3,572
1933 1,703 - 923 176 15 2,817
1935 3,374 - 959 55 18 4,406
1937 2,818 - 1,086 218 85 4,207
1938 3,140 - 958 181 28 4,307
1939 2,954. - 946 23 14 3,937
1940 2, 260 - - 879 20 34 3,193
1942 2,368 207 984 200 6 3,765
1943 3,432 455 4,032 200 37 8,156
1944 2,526 218 2,266 175 12 5,197
1945 1,358 163 988 - 20 2,529
1946 1,225 (1) 1,249 217 3 (1)
1947 1,499 74 633 751 4 2,961
1948 1,868 80 468 317 675 3,408
1949 3,281 4 S02 134 1,146 5, 067
- 270 312 1,948 5, 696
- 276 905 490 5,150
- 1,905 181 1,061 5,930
- 5, 535 216 340 8,34
- 3,020 17 973 7,306
- 2,621 46 890 7,336
a 8,922 55 79 13, 644
19,027 29 63 23,163
33,815 12 10 36,992
11,618 341 8 13,678
17,651 - 20 19,178
20,838 - 6 22,611
8,276 - 19 10,102
11735 129 3 13,497
5,529 140 15 7,239
6,935 210 24 10, 400
i ull | =)

1/ NOT AVAILABLE.

NEW ENGLAND FISHERIES

130
HISTORICAL CATCH STATISTICS
BUTTERFISH, 1879-1965
(THOUSANDS OF POUNDS)
YEAR MA INE NEW HAMPSHIRE MASSACHUSETTS RHODE |SLAND CONNECT | CUT
QUANTITY. QUANTITY. QUANT LTY. QUANT ITY QUANTITY QUANTITY
1879 tf - 5 {; {3} {7}
1880 i - (Guy) 1 1 1
1887 - 504. 266 24 799
1888 (1) - 513 283 38 (1)
1889 27 - 763 267 42 1,099
1892 1 - 1 1 1 1
1896 1 1 1 1 1
1897 1 - 1 1 1 1
1898 15 - 31 207 60 313
1902 8 - 106 363 67 S44.
1905 6 - 83 341 21 451
1908 6 - 67 ipdie 102 1,287
1919 33 - 297 73 19 1,107
1924 12 - 378 685 6 1,081
1928 25 - 580 930 14 1,549
1929 3B - 800 1,226 30 2,109
1930 112 - 855 901 37 1,905
1931 104. - 733 73 19 1,609
1932 147 - 1,452 646 7 2, 262
1933 99 - 952 487 16 1,554
1935 26 - 1,479 735 54 2,294
1937 10 - 2,250 571 39 2,870
1938 18 - 1,226 446 190 1,880
1939 51 - 2,117 618 383 3,169
1940 68 - 1,823 486 99 2,476
942 12 - 975 208 36 1,231
1943 1 - 434 148 516 1,099
1944 - - 207 92 230 529
945 - - 574 223 164 961
1946 - (1) 279 301 228 1
947 (2) - 463 1,535 1,001 2,999
1948 - - 676 1,440 792 2,908
1949 (2) - 721 1,279 704 2,704
950 43 - 1,649 1,021 3599 3,072
951 4 - 1,757 1,754 622 4,137
952 13 - 2,017 1,923 683 4,636
953 18 - 1,720 1, 500 263 3,501
1954 20 - 1,362 1,396 92 2,870
955 - - 1,552 2,126 256 3,934
1956 135 - 1,351 3,171 106 4,763
957 39 - 1,705 3,104 401 5,249
1958 - - 2,269 3,437 100 5,806
1959 47 - 2,141 2,266 85 4,539
1960 14 - 1,196 4,134 126 5,470
1961 7 - 1,116 2,947 89 4,159
962 5 - 1,098 4,941 134 6,178
1963 13 - 777 5,122 7 6,009
964 6 - 69 2,671 123 2,869
1965 1 - 220 1,181 66 1, 468
este eel

1/ NOT AVAILABLE.
2/ LESS THAN SOO POUNDS.

NEW ENGLAND FISHERIES

131
HISTORICAL CATCH STATISTICS
COD, 1879-1965
(THOUSANDS OF POUNDS)
— — —
MAINE NEW HAMPSH | RE MASSACHUSETTS RHODE ISLAND CONNECT | CUT TOTAL
> |

QUANTITY QUANTITY QUANTITY. QUANTITY. QUANTITY. QUANTITY.
1879 (1) (1) 172,217 (1) (1) {1}
1880 56, 004 5, 448 (1) 2,584 2,738 1
1887 45,020 2,156 157,672 370 2,240 207, 458
1888 40,252 1,501 152,166 360 2,001 196, 280
1889 29,017 1,569 131,578 429 1, 530 164, 123
1897 11,487 490 105, 644 (1) (1) (1)
1898 20,556 693 101,999 1,742 451 125, 441
1902 23,878 442 98,384 690 211 123, 605
1905 12,261 342 79, 537 1,097 555 93,792
1908 20,013 135 72,819 1,497 820 95, 284
1919 15,062 98 72,672 1,148 96 89,076
1924 22,443 98 69,014 1,357 539 93,45
1928 16,187 25 67, 666 2,257 4,201 90,336
1929 17,661 4 64,146 2,511 2,677 86,999
1930 13, 484 158 77, 522 1,553 8,915 101, 632
1931 12,653 60 73,278 905 5, 629 92,525
1932 12,105 55 71,480 722 1,914 86,276
1933 9,337 29 89,210 908 148 99, 632
1935 8,407 14 110, 634 608 671 120,334
1937 7,050 1 126,328 1,067 159 134, 605
1938 6,221 1 111,315 736 112 118,385
1939 3,327 25 101,518 513 34 105, 417
1940 3,188 20 78, 559 465 7 82, 289
1942 4,940 35 590,372 664 81 65,092
1943 6,320 81 58, 208 706 225 65, 540
1944 5,573 40 86,964 905 274 93,756
1945 6,924 33 132,759 1,118 238 141,072
1946 7,395 (1) 80,352 782 190 (1)
1947 4,595 6 58,521 675 243 64,040
1948 6,386 8 60, 750 790 317 68,25
1949 6,075 s) 50, 419 1,707 31 58,795
1950 6,613 4 45,868 1,227 256 53,968
1951 5, 293 12 40,711 1,161 302 47,479
1952 4,614 16 36,928 673 170 42,401
1953 3,769 - 27,465 607 58 31,899
1954 3,689 - 29,991 1,320 239 35, 239
1955 2,863 - 28, 526 794 186 32,369
1956 2,746 - 29,127 733 154 32,760
1957 2,352 - 28,390 839 330 31,911
1958 2,735 - 33, 593 1,247 209 37,784
1959 2,694 - 36,576 1,246 242 40,758
1960 2,897 20 31,266 822 250 35, 255
1961 2,507 30 38,166 1,066 400 42,169
1962 2,260 50 40, 647 699 290 43,946
1963 1,960 75 37,221 509 136 39,901
1964 34,802 444 147 37,853
1965 32, 193 437 121 35, 465

1/ NOT AVAILABLE.

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132
HISTORICAL CATCH STATISTICS
CUSK, 1879-1965
(THOUSANDS OF POUNDS )
fe al
YEAR MAINE NEW HAMPSH1RE MASSACHUSETTS RHODE |SLAND CONNECT | CUT TOTAL
QUANTITY. QUANTITY QUANTITY QUANTITY QUANTITY QUANTITY.
1879 {; (1) 989 - (1) {3}
1880 1 38 (1) - - 1
887 676 - 444 - - 1,120
688 715 696 - - 1,411
889 675 34 1,230 - - 1,939
1897 1,168 63 3,194 - (1) (1)
1898 1,312 98 6,082 - - 7,492
902 2,651 20 3,049 - - 5,720
905 1,675 7,934 - - 9, 609
908 2,078 4,267 - - 6,345
1919 1,046 2 1,595 - 7 2,650
1924 1,569 1 2,716 3 S 4,286
928 960 10 2,185 - 75 3,230
1929 1,281 5 3,644 - 35 4,965
1930 1,354 8 4,713 - 65 6,140
931 1,387 17 5, 067 - 38 6, 509
932 1,029 (2) 4,036 - 108 5,173
1933 1,584 17 4, 509 - - 6,110
1935 2,734 2 4,820 - - 7,556
1937 1,553 1 8,618 - - 10,172
1938 1,506 1 6,038 - - 7,545
1939 1,724 20 5,340 - - 7,084
1940 1,567 15 6,385 - (2) 7,967
1942 593 12 2,908 - - 3,513
1943 371 26 2,136 - - 2,533
1944 382 14 1,842 - - 2,238
1945 388 6 1,288 - - 1,682
1946 824 (1) 1,484 - - (1)
1947 601 1 1,258 - (2) 1,860
1948 1,014 1 2,198 - - 3,213
1949 1,359 (2) 2,261 - - 3,620
1950 1,577 1 2,240 - -
1951 1,382 1 2,539 2 -
1952 1,216 2 2,482 2 -
1953 1,010 - 2,045 2 -
1954 802 - 1,310 2 -
1955 673 - 1,473 1 -
1956 442 - 1,614 2 -
1957 584 - 1,385 2 -
1958 542 - 1,101 - -
1959 595 - 1,651 (2) -
1960 578 3 1,346 - (2
1961 600 8 1,297 - -
1962 609 7 1,242 - -
1963 470 8 1,431 - -
1964 371 12 1,936 - -
1965 286 10 1,881 (2) -
sane l ues le

1/ NOT AVAILABLE.

2/

LESS THAN SOO POUNDS,

NEW ENGLAND FISHERIES

133
HISTORICAL CATCH STATISTICS
FLOUNDERS, 1879-1965
(THOUSANDS OF POUNDS )
NEW HAMPSH | RE MASSACHUSETTS RHODE ISLAND CONNECT | CUT TOTAL
QUANTITY QUANTITY QUANTITY QUANTITY QUANTITY QUANTITY
{; s71 (1) (1) 1
1 (1) 352 143 1
- 841 426 554 2,480
- 853 558 542 2,782
- 958 530 634 2,951
(1) (1) (1) (1) (1)
- 1,168 1,710 444 4,109
- 2,596 1,135 509 4,809
- 4,046 1,143 477 5, 763
- 7,124 1,891 707 9,753
8 10, 262 2,452 2,349 15, 541
- 22,997 3,099 4,416 30,855
4 36, 686 4,401 8,008 50, 274
1 34,323 4,789 8,250 48,933
16 315335 4,700 11,164 49,165
7 25,720 6,085 8,698 41,838
(2) 23,313 4,762 8,547 37,489
- 27,187 3,253 6,176 37,795
44 28,378 2,350 6,293 38, 734
- 38,111 1,817 6, 223 48,202
- 39, 502 951 4,568 46,836
- 38,155 825 5,704 45,833
- 46,029 pes 8,089 57,572
10 60,343 3,480 9,546 WENSis)
29 52,838 3,341 7,836 66,194
19 43,173 4,760 7,508 58,311
23 46,996 5,787 6, 569 61,310
(1 50,571 4,606 9,052 (1)
1 54, 503 3,815 7, 506 67, 533
1 58,496 5,298 5,725 71,834
- 56, 648 2,995 4,904 66,847
- 54,438 3,555 4,271 66,824
- 48, 652 3,368 2,498 60, 550
- 44,265 4,391 2,040 55, 410
- 38,090 3,458 1,692 47,338
- 36,574 5,752 1,028 47,498
- 39,817 5,377 1,337 50, 064
- 35,926 7,071 1,697 47,886
- 42,213 6,463 2,120 53,869
- 48,725 5,911 1,511 58,673
- 46,851 6,374 1,319 56,665
- 52,218 5,829 1,560 61,559
- 59, 030 5,386 1,256 67,155
- 75,796 8,494 1,216 86,711
- 91,881 12,450 1,220 106, 767
- 96,781 13, 088 1,150 112,172
- 100,049 9,808 871 112,061

1/ NOT AVAILABLE.
2/ LESS THAN SOO POUNDS,

NEW ENGLAND FISHERIES

134
HISTORICAL CATCH STATISTICS
HADDOCK, 1879-1965
(THOUSANDS OF POUNDS )
YEAR MA INE ] NEW HAMPSHIRE MASSACHUSETTS RHODE 1SLAND CONNECT | CUT
T QUANTITY QUANTITY QUANT ITY QUANT ITY QUANTITY.
1879 (1) (1) 24, 093 {}
1880 17,729 644 (1) 1
1887 8,901 1,020 30, 524 96
1888 8, 659 1,079 36,810 96
889 7,809 1,650 36,003 124 206
1897 6,112 302 33,156 (1) (1)
1898 9,188 1,388 35,711 367 13
902 7,364 159 39,812 506 189
1905 8,785 63 67,975 516 294
1908 10,513 100 48,492 415 24
1919 11,271 19 78, 553 10 (2)
924 15,559 144 77, 684. 134 49
928 12, 204 50 77,578 77 47,299
929 14, 539 90 212,881 579 27,763
930 12,508 394 202, 688 886 48,073
931 11,694 241 150,431 352 18,422
932 9,799 205 36,386 257 3,821
1933 9,307 60 50, 681 24 35
935 4,245 34 189, 860 - 467
937 2,837 2 66, 534 1 63
1938 2, 509 2 55, 424 - -
939 1,941 715 155,793 - 3
940 2,585 20 38,576 - 12
1942 4,360 3B 132,991 - 5
1943 1,893 100 115,219 - 4
944 1,986 41 31,015 12 W
945 2,321 34 144,769 63 8
1946 2,815 (1) 144, 449 27 33
947 3,540 4 158,386 62 110
1948 6,051 2 148, 530 18 6
949 7,185 1 26,497 70 12
950 7,442 1 50,026 242 54
951 5, 267 1 147, 639 375 9
952 6,108 1 54,949 283 (2)
953 5,391 - 133,856 245 2
1954 58555 - 48,968 371 1
1955 4, 566 - 130, 093 320 50
1956 4,904 - 47,051 231 U
1957 4,667 - 28, 631 110 1
1958 3,997 = 115, 517 37 (2)
1959 3,405 5 109,101 116 -
1960 3,834 20 114, 643 98 20
1961 2,940 35 30, 478 64 19
1962 2,545 30 131,558 29 7
1963 2,877 40 120,940 21 3
1964 2,948 55 130,373 68 6
1965 1,881 60 131,863 74 -

I

QUANTITY

162,102
54, 607
133,765
157,765
153,291
161,341
39,494
54,895
35,029
152,193
133, 409
119, 551
12, 622
18,615
133, 536
34,169
23,881
33,450
133,878

y

NOT AVAILABLE.
LESS THAN SOO POUNDS.

NEW ENGLAND FISHERIES

HISTORICAL CATCH STATISTICS

135

HAKE, WHITE, 1879-1965

(THOUSANDS OF POUNDS)

NEW HAMPSHIRE MASSACHUSETTS RHODE 1SLAND CONNECT | CUT
QUANTITY QUANTI TY QUANTITY QUANTITY QUANTITY QUANTITY
1879 (1) (1) 8, 438 1 1
1880 24, 448 398 (1) 1 1
1887 14, 060 200 6,071 - 2 20, 333
1888 14, 948 229 5,809 - 2 20, 988
1889 13, 333 447 7, 209 - 1 20, 990
1897 9, 290 316 11,093 (1) (1) (1)
1898 18, 141 118 21,565 - - 39,824
1902 20, 726 49 14, 836 - - 35,611
1905 15, 309 21 21,092 - 2 36, 424
1908 17, 398 13 16, 781 2 - 34, 194
1919 16,118 3 4,125 - 10 20, 256
1924 11,724 25 6,740 38 3 18, 530
1928 7,681 10 9, 322 112 381 17, 506
1929 10,074 32 15, 869 104 293 26, 372
1930 11,685 79 19, 240 63 1,138 32, 205
1931 5, 644 253 10, 161 43 570 16,671
1932 6,172 202 10, 367 20 181 16, 942
1933 7,084 169 8,057 9 1 15, 320
1935, 16, 232 4 10, 271 2 32 26, 541
1937 7,797 2 17,274 18 18 25, 109
1938 9, 048 3 14,764 4 8 23, 827
1939 5, 808 8 13,718 2 9 19, 545
1940 6,414 6 7,890 2 10 14, 322
1942 6,973 8 4, 262 2 39 11, 284
1943 8, 236 45 6, 986 434 231 15, 932
1944 6,658 34 6,916 127 54 13, 789
1945 6, 946 39 7,010 70 6 a 14,092
1946 8,418 (1) 8, 996 95 27 (1)
1947 4, 358 21 9, 339 93 336 14, 147
1948 5,574 10 9,895 124 15 15,618
1949 5,713 11 8, 442 40 7 14,213
1950 6,118 16 7,716 48 17 13,915
1951 3, 945 25 8, 007 27 4 12, 008
1952 4,816 36 6,894 36 2 11, 784
1953 4,600 - 5, 574 35 2 10,211
1954 3, 788 - 4,574 53 - 8,415
1955 2,831 - 4,832 39 (2) 7,702
1956 3, 187 - 3, 183 25 5 6, 400
1957 2,870 - 2,802 26 7 5,715
1958 2,088 - 2, 322 10 9 4,429
1959 1,810 - 3, 321 18 - 5, 149
1960 3, 033 - 2,663 13 (3) 5, 709

1/ NOT AVAILABLE.
2/ LESS THAN SOO POUNDS.

NEW ENGLAND FISHERIES

HISTORICAL CATCH STATISTICS

136

HALIBUT, 1879-1965

(THOUSANDS OF POUNDS)

NEW HAMPSHIRE MASSACHUSETTS RHODE | SLAND
QUANTITY QUANTITY QUANTITY QUANTITY
14, 206 1
(1) 1
627 10, 367 -

1888 551 143 11,882 -
1889 501 88 10, 862 -
1897 272 5 11,861 (1)
1898 305 - 12, 383 -
1902 210 - 13, 366 -
1905 118 - 3, 989 -
1908 200 - 4, 146 -
1919 219 - 1,725 -
1924 142 (2) 4,361 =
1928 191 - 4,062 (2)
1929 239 - 2,882 -
1930 103 (2) 2,881 -
1931 94 - 2,777 -
1932 70 - 2,317 -
1933 50 - 2, 401

1935 45 - 2, 780

1937 23 -

1938 39 -

1939 24 -

1940 34 -

1942 18 -

1943 22 -

1944 8 -

1945 11 -

1946 21 (1)

1947 41 -

1948 43 -

1949 51 -

1950 86 (2)

1951 114 -

1952 89 -

1953 78 -

1954 105 -

1955 154 -

1956 108 -

1957 124 -

1958 136 -

1959 7 -

1960 90 -

1/ NOT AVAILABLE.
2/ LESS THAN 500 POUNDS.

CONNECT! CUT

QUANTITY

BOD 0-05.00

QUANTITY

1
;
11,622
12, 927
11,716
(1)
12, 688

NEW ENGLAND FISHERIES

HISTORICAL CATCH STATISTICS

137

1/ NOT AVAILABLE.
2/ LESS THAN 500 POUNDS.

HERRING, SEA,

1879-1965

MA] NE NEW HAMPSHIRE

(THOUSANDS OF POUNDS)

MASSACHUSETTS

RHODE | SLAND CONNECT I CUT TOTAL

QUANTITY QUANTITY QUANTITY QUANTITY QUANTITY QUANTITY
(1) 7,795 1 1 1
34,695 1 1 1 1
33, 570 228 9,019 - - 42,817
40, 802 358 11,371 = 52, 531
32, 156 20 -
1 1 1 a S
1 1 1 - 1
40,814 147 12, 103 1 - 53, 065
45, 667 220 10, 482 (1) (1) (1)
46, 596 65 19, 463 2 - 66, 126
165, 136 100 35, 362 - 200, 598
65, 926 40 19, 920 - - 85, 886
92, 985 - 28, 501 214 - 121, 700
86, 979 - 10,811 170 97, 963
47, 930 - 13, 180 507 (2) 61,617
64,685 5, 646 221 70, 555
91,860 12, 999 2, 364 - 107, 223
73, 939 60 8,687 215 - 82, 901
55, 785 8 7,879 235 - 63, 907
31, 988 - 5, 687 399 - 38,074
43,775 2 3, 573 737 - 48, 087
50,943 - 3, 190 196 - 54, 329
49,952 - 2,894 196 - 53,042
16,055 - 4,881 111 - 21,047
69,603 - 5, 540 45 (2) 75, 188
38,017 - 5,899 135 2 44,053
93, 997 - 5,647 32 - 99,676
57, 190 - 2, 930 24 4 60, 148
82, 107 - 1,319 30 4 83, 460
92, 590 - 1,554 30 5 94,179
80, 107 (1) 2,049 143 103 (1)
121, 317 - 2,391 182 205 124,095
182, 461 - 5, 103 1,225 3, 302 192,091
149,894 - 11, 594 4,257 2, 668 168, 413
185, 481 - 8,073 826 774 195, 154
59,738 - 2,877 886 1,412 64,913
144,661 - 3, 522 2,611 2,719 153, 513
100, 587 - 4, 480 2, 169 3, 305 110, 541
123, 602 - 2,873 1,052 1,692 129, 219
99, 416 - 3, 441 663 766 104, 286
140, 472 - 4,537 626 822 146,457
153,621 - 6,630 297 458 161, 006
170, 977 - 7,016 353 91 178, 437
117, 150 - 3, 245 258 81 120, 734
152, 327 - 1, 960 250 130 154, 667
54, 463 - 3, 122 188 83 57,856
156, 699 - 58 158, 255
152, 317 - 31 154,513
60, 866 - 26 63, 202
70,180 = 11 75,014

NEW ENGLAND FISHERIES

HISTORICAL CATCH STATISTICS

138

MACKEREL, 1879-1965

(THOUSANDS OF POUNDS)

NEW HAMPSHIRE MASSACHUSETTS RHODE |SLAND CONNECT| CUT

QUANTITY QUANTITY QUANTITY QUANTITY QUANTITY QUANTITY
1879 (1) 61,423 (1) 1
1880 31,694 2,573 (1) 8 1, 304 1
1887 5, 568 211 26, 255 943 122 33,099
1888 2,087 115 16,799 647 61 19, 709
1889 1,176 55 8, 222 704 55 10, 212
1890 3, 514 108 6, 984 339 - 10, 945
1891 6, 988 68 11,939 274 93 19, 362
1892 5,072 59 16, 038 227 99 21, 495
1897 2,674 91 14,385 (1) (1) (4)
1898 1,661 59 7,722 360 79 9,881
1902 1,840 100 20, 300 616 300 23, 156
1905 917 17 15, 964 838 147 17,883
1908 380 - 10, 453 537 122 11,492
1919 604 - 13, 954 1, 576 a1 16, 225
1924 2, 310 - 22, 108 2, 381 304 27,103
1928 1, 596 - 37,161 2,696 1,269 42,722
1929 3, 999 40 54, 236 1,977 2,021 62, 273
1930 3, 042 100 45, 531 1,412 616 50,701
1931 5, 422 - 39, 458 1,423 431 46,734
1932 7,661 3 51,528 777 119 60, 088
1933 4,499 1 35,612 719 1 40, 832
1935 1,477 2 59,652 817 2) 61, 950
1937 1, 544 - 21, 166 504 7 23, 381
1938 1, 980 - 36, 833 483 50 39, 346
1939 1, 947 - 25, 087 926 39 27,999
1940 1,851 - 33, 462 641 16 35, 970
1942 1,844 62 43, 944 814 7 46,671
1943 799 170 52, 220 248 50 53, 487
1944 2,014 100 61,043 323 273 63, 753
1945 2,109 8 46, 434 1,626 12 50, 189
1946 3,052 (1) 37,605 1,805 220 (ah)
1947 1,690 7 44,724 599 328 47, 348
1948 4,092 8 35, 461 1,019 203 40, 783
1949 3, 352 - 13, 969 503 92 17, 916
1950 4, 108 - 9,812 492 33 14, 445
1951 1,531 - 8, 306 92 6 9, 935
1952 1,925 1 10, 416 172 11 12, 525
1953 1,022 - 5, 638 101 {3 6,761
1954 472 - 2,461 139 2 3,072
1955 1,011 - 2,217 56 1 3, 285
1956 481 - 2,978 300 2 3, 761
1957 257 - 1,702 99 41 2,099
1958 513 5 2, 909 486 6 3,919
1959 531 1 2,839 270 13 3, 664
1960 301 8 1,794 123 12 2, 238
1961 153 5 1,924 171 23 2, 276
1962 40 3 1,626 146 5 1,820
1963 304 2 2, 243 - (2) 2, 549
1964 488 2 3, 208 194 6 3, 898
1965 669 1 1,997 489 4 3,160

1/ NOT AVAILABLE.
2/ LESS THAN 500 POUNDS.

1897
1898 Ur
1902
1905 =
1908
1919
1924
1928
1929
1930
1931
1932
1933
1935
1937
1938
1939
1940
1942 =
1943 =
1944 a
1945

1946 =
1947
1948
1949 5,
1950
1951 Is
1952
1953 2s
1954 5,
1955 4,
1956 ‘le
1957
1958 S
1959
1960
1961
1962
1963
1964
1965

QUANT,

ITY

1/ NOT AVAILABLE.

2/ LESS THAN 500

POUNDS.

NEW ENGLAND FISHERIES

HISTORICAL CATCH STATISTICS

00 00.10 030

alee

QUANT.

MENHADEN,

NEW HAMPSHIRE

ITY

1879-1965

(THOUSANDS OF POUNDS)

MASSACHUSETTS

RHODE |SLAND

QUANTITY

QUANTITY

(1)
68, 694
34,035
78,270
112, 580
10,761

(1)

3, 140

471

1,026
17, 942
21, 536

1,743

CONNECT 1 CUT

QUANTITY

(1)
65, 092
42,049
43, 966
47,991
22, 947

(1)
11,183
16,877
29,731
28, 636

6,737

5, 270

3, 444

262

1,576

QUANTITY

139

NEW ENGLAND FISHERIES

HISTORICAL CATCH STATISTICS

140

OCEAN PERCH, 1879-1965

NEW HAMPSHIRE

QUANTITY

THOUSANDS OF POUNDS

RHODE |1SLAND CONNECT | CUT TOTAL

QUANTITY QUANTITY QUANTITY

MASSACHUSETTS

QUANTITY

QUANTITY

4 - 110 - 117
10 - 223 - 237
2 - 118 - 125
2 - 262 - 264

(1) (1) (1) (1 ()
47 > 17,110 - 17,157

(1) (1) (1) (1 (1)
140 - 58, 216 - 58, 356
569 - 64, 436 - 65, 005
4,585 Sue 72,790 Ti, 375)
7,036 - 78, 106 85, 142

(1) (1) (1) 1)
26,847 - 101, 243 128,090
25, 654 - 89,083 114, 737
1944 26,555 - 93,661 120, 216
1945 28, 352 - 103, 482 131,834
1946 41,072 - 137,077 178, 149
1947 39, 988 - 106, 599 146, 587
1948 49,041 - 189, 054 238,095
1949 55, 503 181, 484 236, 987
1950 79, 281 128,512 207, 793
1951 73, 942 184, 371 258, 320
1952 60, 468 128, 567 189, 042
1953 60,623 153, 898
1954 79,671 = 181, 452
1955 67,685 - 156, 989
1956 64, 967 - - (Sis)
1957 64,723 - = 133, 931
1958 71,068 - - 148,645
1959 75, 225 - - 136, 703
1960 78, 258 - - 141, 433
1961 77, 350 - - 132, 062
1962 69, 453 - - 123, 983
1963 63, 905 - - 108, 292
1964 58, 936 - - 89, 268
1965 60,307 - 83, 607

1/ NOT AVAILABLE.
NOTE:==PRIOR TO 1930, SMALL CATCHES OF OCEAN PERCH TAKEN INCIDENTALLY TO THE CAPTURE OF OTHER SPECIES WERE

USUALLY DISCARDED AT SEA,

NEW ENGLAND FISHERIES

141
HISTORICAL CATCH STATISTICS
POLLOCK, 1879-1965
(THOUSANDS OF POUNDS)

YEAR MAINE NEW HAMPSHIRE MASSACHUSETTS RHODE 1SLAND CONNECTICUT TOTAL

QUANTITY QUANTITY QUANTITY QUANTITY QUANTITY QUANTITY
1879 1 (1) 4,754 {31 (1) 1
1880 1 76 (1) 1 20 1 1
1887 2,684 64 3,781 102 14 6,645
1888 3, 375 38 5, 006 101 14 8, 534
1889 4, 256 7 7,046 103 7 11,429
1892 (1) (1) (1) {3 1| 1
1897 2, 378 158 7, 330 1 1 1
1898 3, 132 183 7,601 50 - 10, 966
1902 6,419 158 13, 439 30 4 20, 050
1905 3, 363 105 25, 791 291 6 29, 556
1908 8,941 6 20, 006 266 25 29, 244
1919 5, 667 26 19, 293 99 10 25,095
1924 2,878 4 5, 360 116 48 8, 406
1928 2,876 5 7,701 167 290 11,039
1929 2,217 13 11,578 131 318 14, 257
1930 2,045 40 15,015 175 545 17,820
1931 1,880 34 7,920 83 778 10,695
1932 1,997 30 8, 285 43 280 10, 635
1933 3, 006 12 11,992 17 - 15,027
1935, 5,018 4 28, 281 38 53 33, 394
1937 6, 700 - 30,614 250 2 37, 566
1938 5, 920 - 34, 221 100 46 40, 287
1939 3, 223 - 33, 492 53 19 36, 787
1940 3, 300 - 33, 954 63 16 37,333
1942 2,876 - 28, 993 39 1 31, 909
1943 2, 237 - 19,829 10 13 22, 089
1944 2, 987 - 19, 793 54 21 22,855
1945 5, 789 - SilS35) 51 7, 37, 382
1946 7,098 (1) 38, 529 45 5 1
1947 4,738 - 16,115 41 12 20, 906
1948 6, 300 - 31, 406 30 21 37,757
1949 6, 387 (2) 22, 360 37 5 28, 789
1950 6, 950 1 18, 504 146 6 25, 607
1951 5,972 7 16,682 45 4 22,710
1952 7;052 14 19,816 67 4 26, 953
1953 5,634 - 18, 254 13 2 23,901
1954 4,529 - 15, 862 8 2 20, 399
1955, 5,416 - 17,721 20 2 23, 157
1956 5, 586 - 17, 421 11 - 23,018
1957 3,719 - 18, 304 7 - 22, 030
1958 4,364 - 28,511 11 (2) 32, 886
1959 3, 689 - 20,824 22 - 24, 535
1960 3,975 5 18, 306 39 2 22, 327
1961 3, 206 5 18,171 14 3 21, 399
1962 2, 569 8 13,716 22 16 16, 331
1963 2, 489 10 12, 093 9 - 14,601
1964 1,312 8 11, 954 8 1 13, 283
1965 1,093 10 10, 583 20 - 11,706

1/ NOT AVAILABLE.
2/ LESS THAN 500 POUNDS.

142

1879
1880
1887
1888
1889
1898
1902
1905
1908
1919
1924
1928
1929
1930
1931

1932
1933
1935
1937
1938
1939
1940
1942
1943
1944
1945
1946
1947
1948
1949
1950
1951

1952
1953
1954
1955
1956
1957
1958
1959
1960
1961

1962
1963
1964
1965

MAINE

DOUG OOo DD Oo DOOD oO Oo 06b.0 0 2

1/ NOT AVAILABLE.

2/ LESS THAN SOO POUNDS.

ale

QUANT |

10

NEW ENGLAND FISHERIES
HISTORICAL CATCH STATISTICS

SCUP OR PORGY,

NEW HAMPSHIRE

QUANTITY

0.0 00-00-0200 0 0-00-0504

(THOUSANDS OF POUNDS)

RHODE ISLAND CONNECT | CUT TOTAL

MASSACHUSETTS

QUANTITY
1,022

1879-1965

QUANTITY.

(1)
6, 691
3,030

QUANTITY.

(1)

930

QUANTITY.

NEW ENGLAND FISHERIES

143
HISTORICAL CATCH STATISTICS
SKATES, 1879-1965
(THOUSANDS OF POUNDS )
NEW HAMPSH | RE MASSACHUSETTS RHODE |SLAND CONNECT | CUT TOTAL
QUANTITY QUANTITY QUANTITY QUANTITY QUANT ITY QUANTITY

1879 - 1 1 ‘i 1
1880 - 1 1 1 1
1905 - 1 - - 26
1908 - 93 - - 93
1919 2 - 101 - ie 103
1924 - - 4) 14 2 55
1928 (2) - 33 621 404 1,058
1929 - - o7 893 296 1,256
1930 - - 52 680 284 1,016
1931 - - 3S 615 199 867
1932 - - 32 917 - 949
1933 8 - 37 176 19 240
1935 2 - 8 167 50 227
1937 - - 41 302 56 399
1938 - - 66 222 66 354
1939 1 - 62 7 14 114
1940 - - 115 41 20 176
1942 - - 72 2 43 117
1943 4 - 228 11 3B 301
1944 5 - 235 z7) 61 308
1945 - - 63 8 65 136
1946 - (1) 21 4 91 (1)
1947 (2) - 29 2 124 155
1948 1 - 58 3 101 163
1949 - - 25 1 128 154
1950 - - 46 3 65 114
1951 - - 35 8 270 313

952 - - 56 4 77 137
1953 - - S7 15 103 175
1954 - - 46 22 27 95
1955 - - 34 77, 19 60

956 - - 17 4 4 25
1957 - - 19 2 35 56
1958 - - 21 2 18 4)
1959 - - 51 12 16 79
1960 - - 64 7] 19 90

961 - - 39 2 3 44

962 - - 50 11 20 81
1963 - - 51 9 16 76

964 - - 62 14 7 83
1965 - = 84 15 37 136
[Sie seal |

1/ NOT AVAILABLE.
2/ LESS THAN SOO POUNDS.

263-707 O - 67 - 10

NEW ENGLAND FISHERIES

HISTORICAL CATCH STATISTICS

144

SMELT, 1879-1965

(THOUSANDS OF POUNDS )

YEAR MAINE NEW HAMPSH IRE MASSACHUSETTS RHODE 1SLAND CONNECT | CUT
QUANTITY QUANTITY QUANTITY. QUANTITY QUANTITY QUANTITY

1879 {; {; 35 (1)
1880 1 1 (1) 95
1887 1,204 36 12 55
1888 1,279 36 11 62
1889 1,055 46 11 84
1892 1,617 31 3 38
1897 (1 (1) (1) (1)
1898 1,608 - 7 4
1902 1,125 - - 11
1905 589 7 6
1908 64 3 16 1
1919 524 - 39 3
1924 627 4 38 8
1928 832 5 32 17
1929 852 7 15 11
1930 721 8 6 51
1931 567 6 5 1
1932 270 2 2 (2)
1933 530 15 - 4
1935 683 42 1 1
1937 608 28 1 -
1938 693 48 26 -
1939 308 54 12 -
1940 455 88 18 -
1942 348 181 13 3
1943 579 436 6 -
1944 744 238 - =
1945 969 280 1 =
1946 739 (1) - =
1947 600 24 - -
1948 542 6 1 =
1949 161 2 1 -
1950 151 2 =
195] 101 1 = o
1952 140 37 - 1
1953 93 66 2 -
1954 107 S4 - Gs
1955 127 70 - (2)
1956 102 7 - =
1957 167 54 - o
1958 134 40 - =
1959 68 24 - =
1960 66 37 - S
1961 79 59 - S
1962 100 69 - 1
1963 146 70 - 2
1964 185 68 - 3}
1965 199 110 - 1
1/ NOT AVAILABLE.
2/ LESS THAN SOO POUNDS,

NEW ENGLAND FISHERIES

145
HISTORICAL CATCH STATISTICS
SWORDFISH, 1879—1965
(THOUSANDS OF POUNDS )
NEW HAMPSH 1 RE MASSACHUSETTS RHODE |SLAND CONNECT | CUT ert
QUANTITY QUANTITY QUANTITY QUANTITY QUANTITY QUANTITY
1879 1 (1) 732 (1) (1) {;}
1880 1 20 (1) 90 74 1
1887 235 14 231 101 104 685
1888 442 43 264 217 181 1,147
1889 635 32 262 166 146 1,241
1892 - (1) - {7} {1 1
1897 985 6 490 1 1 1
1898 879 - 624 86 1,645
1902 643 4 750 127 166 1,690
1905 780 - 1,703 362 451 3,296
1908 513 - 1,642 308 240 2,703
1919 425 - 712 101 88 1,326
1924 863 - 1,733 206 80 2,882
1928 693 - 2,731 774 168 4,366
1929 1,025 - 4,457 472 115 6,069
1930 573 - 3,728 610 224 5,135
1931 343 - 2,158 456 254 3,211
1932 580 - 3,188 399 381 4,548
1933 324 - 2,643 260 154 3,381
1935 309 - 2,295 296 86 2,986
1937 72 - 1,413 334 49 1,868
1938 60 - 1,826 168 34 2,088
1939 60 - 1,811 118 9 1,998
1940 28 - 1,114 185 10 1,337
1942 6 - 545 132 3 686
1943 - - 480 92 1 573
1944, - 1,026 149 2 1,177
1945 - - 2, 506 136 7 2,649
1946 2 (1) 1,755 94 6 (1)
1947 2 - 1,490 63 4 pee
1948 1 - 815 99 26 941
1949 - - 874 67 3 944
1950 (2) - 824 58 5 887
1951 - - 144 55 1 200
1952 - - 213 87 2 302
1953 - - 201 41 - 242
1954 - - 207 135 - 342
1955 - - 299 54 1 354
1956 - - 367 78 33 478
1957 - - 648 135 13 796
1958 - - 1,155 283 30 1,468
- 1,178 206 12 1,397
- 713 211 17 942
- 694 128 1 829
- 703 109 3 867
- railed; 169 - 2,331
- 1,149 65 1 1,456
- 550 28 (2) 788

J/ NOT AVAILABLE.
2/ LESS THAN SOO POUNDS.

NEW ENGLAND FISHERIES

HISTORICAL CATCH STATISTICS

146

MASSACHUSETTS RHODE

WHITING
v
( THOUSANDS
MAINE NEW HAMPSHIRE
QUANTITY QUANT ITY QUANTITY
1887 -
1888 -
889 -
898 -
1902 92
1905 124
1908 25 5, 589
919 691 - 13,919
924 70 - 6,307
928 4 - 6,996
929 3 - 7,872
1930 4) - 7,902
931 6 - 6,931
932 3 - 6,377
933 - - 8,678
1935 12 - 15,418
937 (1) - 21,038
1938 - 24, 203
1939 4,046 - 23, 493
1940 4,036 - 35,954
1942 2,634 - 43,266
943 1,962 - 46,497
944 3,836 43, 537
1945 5, 289 68,977
946 5,697 - 43,171
947 6,015 - 52,921
1948 8,655 - 68,904
949 12,580 - 75,776
1950 15,616 - 48,831
951 19,577 - 97,974
952 23,328 - 81,202
1953 12, 668 - 71,83
954 9,319 - 78,050
955 25,128 - 81,884
1956 14,835 - 72,445
1957 15,810 - 107,972
958 23,577 - 81,066
959 23,339 - 83,134
1960 11,123 - 87,348
961 14,147 = 74,010
962 17,832 - 75,384
1963 15,942 - 66,770
1964 25,304 - 58, 067
1965 27,722 - 44,903

oe —1

1/ LESS THAN SOO POUNDS.
NOTE: --DATA NOT AVAILABLE PRIOR TO 1887.

1879-1965

OF POUNDS)

ISLAND CONNECT 1 CUT

QUANTITY QUANTITY.

QUANTITY

534 179 6,327
1,584 9 16, 203
1,744 2 8,123
1,377 7 8,378
2,403 = 10,278
1,917 3 9,863
1,005 129 8,071

792 29 7,201

724 17 9,419
1,955 30 17,415
1,017 425 22, 480

191 3B 25,095

251 265 28,055

708 71 40,869

763 207 46,870
4,051 1,487 53,997
2,723 1,692 51,788
2,907 891 77, 664
1,125 1,087 51,080
2,134 911 61,981
2,400 509 80, 468

660 1,020 90,036

655 362 65, 464

742 174 118, 467
1,232 193 105,955

704 135 85,365
2,793 224 90,386
3,257 361 110, 630
2,660 150 90, 090
2,293 237 126,312
1,865 142 106, 650
3,126 545 110,144
4,458 708 103, 637
5,021 767 93,945
3,989 532 97,737
3,477 369 86, 558
3,905 396 87,672
2,489 263 75,377

NEW ENGLAND FISHERIES

147
HISTORICAL CATCH STATISTICS
CRABS, 1879-1965
(THOUSANDS OF POUNDS )
MAINE NEW HAMPSH| RE MASSACHUSETTS RHODE |SLAND CONNECT | CUT TOTAL
—__}— a

QUANTITY QUANTITY QUANT ITY QUANTITY. QUANTITY QUANTITY
- - - 5 83 88
1888 - - - 4 83 87
1889 - - - 5 8 13
1898 - - - 13 - 13
1902 - - - 16 - 16
1905 - - 60 20 - 80
1908 - - 123 146 - 269
1919 71 - 1,765 34 - 1,870
1924. 71 4 1,751 50 10 1,986
1928 19 - 3,139 275 182 3,755
1929 144 - 4,371 260 174 4,949
1930 1,123 - 458 167 204 1,952
1931 553 - 209 155 19 936
1932 831 - 200 39 28 1,098
1933 502 - 5,107 27 (1) 5, 636
1935 504, - 2,394 114 4 3,106
1937 610 - 1,566 334 6 2,516
1938 523 - 1,293 229 3 2,048
1939 968 - 1,437 157 4 2,566
940 690 - 1,602 119 8 2,419
942 1,280 48 788 84 1 2,201
1943 308 45 2,154 68 - 2,575
944. 186 20 965 279 3 1,453
945 267 27 913 195 5 1,407

946 478 2) 586 198 3 (2)
947 320 218) 2,072 83 4 2,497
948 340 3 690 209 3 »245
1949 734 1,766 108 3 2,611
1950 1,434 2,208 72 1 Seis
951 750 5 1,540 34 2 2,331
1952 376 4 1,047 72 4 , 03
1953 599 10 1,541 30 5 2,185
1954 520 15 914 30 2 1,481
955 499 20 1,039 47 3 , 607
1956 1,200 18 448 81 4 1,751
1957 756 20 495 7 3 1,371
958 1,210 40 130 271 3 1,654
1959 1,358 50 212 264 2 , 886
960 1,225 Se) 179 234 3 1,691
1961 1,579 64 141 242 4 2,030
1962 1,752 50 69 178 2 2,051
963 2,011 70 51 235 1 2,367
1964 1,964 48 71 212 1 2,295
1965 1,860 37 146 222 (1) 2,265

1/ LESS THAN SOO POUNDS.
2/ NOT AVALLABLE.

NOTE: --DATA NOT AVAILABLE PRIOR TO 1887.

NEW ENGLAND FISHERIES

148
HISTORICAL CATCH STATISTICS
LOBSTERS, 1879-1965
(THOUSANDS OF POUNDS)
YEAR MAINE NEW HAMPSH | RE MASSACHUSETTS RHODE |SLAND CONNECT | CUT TOTAL
pease des =
QUANTITY QUANTITY QUANTITY QUANTITY QUANTITY. QUANTITY
1879 (1) (1) 45315) (1) (1) 1
1880 14, 234 250 (1) 423 724 1
1887 22,917 143 3,511 570 1,487 28 , 628
1888 21,696 136 3,743 588 1,477 27,640
1889 25,002 137 3,354 456 1,501 30, 450
1892 17, 643 196 3,182 714 1,615 23,410
1897 10,301 90 2,089 (1) (1) (1)
1898 11,183 109 1,694 578 1,098 14, 662
1900 12,347 205 1,805 660 550 15, 567
1902 12,163 128 1,696 397 372 14,756
1905 9,018 256 1,283 530 437 11,524
1908 9,929 264 2,455 1,425 661 14,734
1913 7,672 302 1,524 1,283 724 1,505
1919 5, 546 298 2,388 1,694 741 10, 667
1924 5,512 126 1,680 1,696 702 9,716
1928 7,100 130 2,042 1,638 694 11,604
1929 6,620 125 1,630 1,354 593 0,322
1930 aval 180 2,338 1,393 735 12,357
1931 7,166 143 2,246 1,259 498 11,312
1932 6,057 220 2,146 1,257 599 10,279
1933 5,898 217 1,928 708 337 9,088
1935 7,687 194 1,805 619 547 0,852
1937 7,349 155 25135 774 523 10,936
1938 7,659 170 2,315 710 504 1,408
1939 7,571 179 2,338 636 588 1,312
1940 7,643 236 2,438 373 475 1,165
1942 8, 404 292 2,254 433 409 11,792
1943 11,468 1,141 2,519 292 231 5,651
1944 13,250 687 2,741 234 292 17, 204
1945 17,988 824 2,874 267 314 22,267
1946 18,779 (1) 3,284 359 401 1
1947 18,277 520 3,671 393 455 23,316
1948 15,923 401 3,212 385 305 20, 226
1949 19,273 416 3, 963 354 388 23,994
1950 18,3533 613 3513 254 226 22,559
1951 20,759 531 3,719 212 313 25, 534
952 20,036 411 3,496 92 288 24,323
953 22,300 611 3,775 133 317 27,136
1954 21, 668 715 3,459 323 208 26,433
1955 22,718 850 3,540 290 226 27,624
1956 20,572 765 3,411 240 183 25,171
1957 24, 403 910 3,332 278 183 29,106
958 21,312 820 3,213 320 208 25,873
1959 22,329 855 3,528 445 236 27,393
1960 24,014 935 3,505 568 238 29, 260
1961 20,918 823 3,303 680 207 25,931
1962 22,075 725 4,282 576 628 28, 286
963 22,804 747 4, 506 S92 47 29,120
1964. 21,413 850 5, 488 996 571 29,318
1965 18,862 765 6,360 1,800 743 28 , 530
ve

1/ NOT AVAILABLE.

NEW ENGLAND FISHERIES

HISTORICAL CATCH STATISTICS
VW

149

CLAMS, HARD, 1879-1965

(THOUSANDS OF POUNDS)

NEW HAMPSHIRE MASSACHUSETTS RHODE |SLAND CONNECT | CUT

QUANTI TY. QUANTITY QUANTITY QUANTITY QUANTITY QUANTITY
1879 2 - 88 (2) (2) | g
1880 ( zi - (2) = = 2
1887 1 - 284 154 151 590
1888 1 - 209 265 151 626
1889 1 - 135 237 171 544
1892 - - (3) (3) (3) (3)
1898 - - 510 250 234 994
1902 - - 855 217 151 1,223
1905 - - 1, 332 182 54 1, 568
1908 - - 1,119 162 100 1,381
1919 - - 876 156 50 1,082
1924 1 - 1,222 432 24 1,679
1928 - - 1,661 540 31 2, 232
1929 - - 1,993 1,416 39 3, 448
1930 - - 1,955 1,849 18 3,822
1931 198 - 2, 928 1,565 120 4,811
1932 135 - 1,806 1,312 206 3,459
1933 12 - 1,769 1,158 101 3,040
1935 2 - 1, 266 2, 360 429 4,057
1937 13 - Toei 2,281 204 3, 809
1938 55 - 2,299 2, 164 211 4,729
1939 (4) - 2,509 2,015 179 4,703
1940 5} = 2,411 1,978 59 4,453
1942 151 - 1,844 2, 004 39 4,038
1943 79 - 1, 560 1,872 38 3,549
1944 186 - 1,810 2, 186 23 4,205
1945 489 - 2, 296 3, 223 42 6,050
1946 168 - 2,276 3,035 106 GE S35}
1947 96 - 1, 967 3,139 58 5, 260
1948 288 - 1,495 Shot 21 5, 316
1949 590 - 1,797 2,135 13 4,535
1950 503 - 2,014 2, 224 10 4,751
1951 569 - 2,173 3,054 49 5, 845
1952 424 - 1,845 3, 248 38 5,555
1953 335 - 2,070 4,774 42 7,221
1954 292 - 1,236 4,498 18 6,044
1955 250 - 1,059 5,020 138 6, 467
1956 288 - 1, 302 4,251 76 5,917
1957 360 - 2,025 3,905 224 6,514
1958 253 - 1, 820 3, 246 471 5, 790
1959 160 - 1,619 2,737 360 4,876
1960 64 - 1,401 3,210 370 5,045
1961 13 - 1,664 2,608 420 4,705
1962 1 - 1,319 2, 140 262 3, 722
1963 2 - 1,474 2, 224 287 3, 987
1964 2 - 1,440 1,827 331 3,600
1965 a - 1,060 2,029 151 3,242

easy |)

1/ SHOWN ON THE BASIS OF 8 POUNDS OF MEAT TO THE BUSHEL FOR THE YEARS 1879 TO 1929, INCLUSIVE.
2/ NOT AVAILABLE,
3/ INCLUDED WITH SOFT CLAMS.

4/ LESS THAN 500 POUNDS.

Slat)

NEW ENGLAND FISHERIES

HISTORICAL CATCH STATISTICS

1879-1965 a

150

CLAMS, SOFT,

(THOUSANDS OF POUNDS)

YEAR NEW HAMPSH| RE MASSACHUSETTS RHODE 1SLAND CONNECT CUT TOTAL
QUANTITY QUANTITY QUANTITY QUANTITY QUANTI TY QUANTITY
1879 (2) (2) 1, 586 (2) (2) 2
1880 3, 184 180 (2) 540 750 2
1887 6, 088 3 2, 307 258 267 8,923
1888 6,007 3 2, 438 308 266 9,022
1889 8,423 3 2,518 334 264 11,542
1892 4,169 10 3/2, 418 3/489 3/380 3/ 7,466
1898 9, 470 6 1,471 150 200 11, 297
1902 5, 546 30 2,279 265 225 8, 345
1905 3,728 28 2,175 307 138 6, 376
1908 5,061 © 1,916 275 42 7,294
1919 2, 106 67 2, 187 404 229 4,993
1924 3,577 36 2, 520 82 44 6, 259
1928 3,621 - 1,797 14 38 5, 470
1929 6,717 - 2,111 29 99 8, 956
1930 9,925 - 3, 274. 28 72 13, 299
1931 7,022 - 3,670 20 57 10, 769
1932 7, 264 - 2,803 14 64 10,145
1933 6, 549 - 2,836 32 14 9,431
1935 6, 960 13 2, 488 309 31 9,801
1937 8,415 474 5, 567 170 51 14,677
1938 7,134 570 4,778 237 16 12,735
1939 5, 664 516 8, 558 184 22 14,944
1940 6,279 403 8, 598 75 28 15, 383
1942 5, 948 622 6, 234 233 35 13, 072
1943 4,652 462 3, 160 172 34 8, 480
1944 4,276 227 4,547 62 7 9, 129
1945 5, 122 79 2, 936 64 27 8, 228
1946 9, 809 (2) 1,105 51 22 (2)
1947 7,899 21 704 161 25 8,810
1948 8,969 Z 625 539 22 10, 162
1949 8,623 6 919 634 13 10,195
1950 6,877 7 1,518 501 4 8, 907
1951 5,121 2 1,694 174 1 6, 992
1952 55523 - 1,147 83 B 6, 753
1953 4,148 - 946 33 4 5, 127
1954 3,722 - 1,010 9 = 4,741
1955 2,622 - 1,021 11 1 3,655
1956 2, 228 = 816 4 4 3, 048
1957 1,964 - 697 3 4 2, 664
1958 1,634 - 746 1 4 2, 381
1959 1,451 - 810 4 = 2,265
1960 2,074 - 731 5 1 2,811
1961 1,844 - 653 7 (4) 2, 504
1962 1,981 - 530 5 - 2,516
1963 1,832 - 948 1 e 2,781
1964 1,798 - 801 64 (4) 2,663
1965 1,964 1,055 176 (4) 3,195
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1/ SHOWN ON THE BASIS OF 10 POUNDS OF MEAT TO THE BUSHEL FOR THE YEARS 1879 TO 1929, INCLUSIVE.
2/ NOT AVAILABLE.

3/ INCLUDES HARD CLAMS.

4/ LESS THAN 500 POUNDS.

NEW ENGLAND FISHERIES

HISTORICAL CATCH STATISTICS

151

OYSTERS, 1879-1965

(THOUSANDS OF POUNDS)

NEW HAMPSHIRE MASSACHUSETTS RHODE 1SLAND CONNECT| CUT

QUANTITY QUANTITY QUANTITY QUANTITY QUANTITY QUANTITY

S = 252 1,159 2, 449 3, 860

1887 = = 303 1,377 11, 449 13,129
1888 = = 320 1,343 10, 992 12,655
1889 - = 259 1,445 10,817 12, 521
1892 o = 454 1, 239 14, 124 15,817
1898 a = 710 3, 247 15,219 19, 176
1902 - = 530 3,667 6,174 10, 371
1905 = S 789 5, 363 8, 268 14, 420
1908 = = 867 8,683 10,151 19,701
1910 = = 1,669 15, 132 9,828 26,629
1919 = = 776 6,351 5, 162 12, 289
1924 = = 532 2,621 4, 325 7,478
1928 = = 755 2, 966 895 4,616
1929 2 o 380 2, 360 3,217 5,957
1930 2 = 434 3, 382 5,616 9, 432
1931 © = 269 2,415 1, 382 4, 066
1932 = = 280 3, 990 3,116 7, 386
1933 - = 180 3,118 1,859 5,157
1935 = a 270 5, 227 4, 507 10, 004
1937 = 2 208 4, 330 6,877 11,415
1938 = - 228 3, 584 4,825 8,637
1939 = = 270 2, 313 5, 222 7,805
1940 = 2 383 1, 750 3,857 5,990
1942 = ° 350 1,170 1,337 2,857
1943 - = 242 1, 383 1,183 2, 808
1944 - = 190 805 861 1,856
1945 © = 169 915 1,394 2, 478
1946 = - 206 984 860 2,050
1947 = = 257 569 1,299 2,125
1948 : = 229 909 514 1,652
1949 = = 238 680 3, 086 4,004
1950 2 = 228 922 3, 578 4,728
1951 = - 248 869 853 1,970
1952 = = 297 633 1,279 2, 209
1953 = 7 233 252 553 1,038
1954 6 : 174 112 443 735
1955 3 2 168 40 408 619
1956 < = 229 31 246 506
1957 6 = 152 3 244 405
1958 4 = 113 3 156 276
1959 4 118 6 259 387
1960 3 111 25 361 500
1961 3 = 84 ry 359 453
1962 1 78 9 206 294
1963 2 = 44 1 395 452
1964 2 : 56 13 124 195
1965 1 = 58 11 270 340

NOTE: --DATA NOT AVAILABLE IN 1879.

NEW ENGLAND FISHERIES
HISTORICAL CATCH STATISTICS

152

SCALLOPS, BAY, 1879-1965

(THOUSANDS OF POUNDS)

NEW HAMPSHIRE MASSACHUSETTS RHODE | SLAND CONNECT CUT

QUANTITY QUANTITY QUANTITY QUANTITY QUANTITY QUANT! TY
1879 - - 42 (1) (1) (1)
1880 - - 112 180 - 292
1887 - 237 - 2 239
1888 - - 141 - - 141
1889 - - 102 20 3 125
1892 - - 505 316 3 824
1898 - - 765 104 50 919
1902 - - 384 116 14 514
1905 - - 238 2 = 240
1908 - - 349 - 353
1910 - - (1) (1) (1) 1
1919 - - 1,248 34 - 1,282
1924 - - 559 271 2 832
1928 - - 1,235 43 - 1,278
1929 - - 1,498 99 - 1,597
1930 - - 1,435 94 - 1,529
1931 - - 1, 590 108 - 1,698
1932 - - 1,405 132 - 1,537
1933 - - 500 63 58 621
1935 - - 1,142 75 287 1,504
1937 - - 1,292 99 90 1,481
1938 - - 1,095 64 67 1, 226
1939 - - 522 30 36 588
1940 - - 870 222 39 aod
1942 - - 757 57 3 817
1943 - - 674 175 10 859
1944 - - 295 162 8 465
1945 - - 423 428 7 858
1946 - - 464 115 24 603
1947 - - 340 227 22 589
1948 - - 1,450 335 19 1,804
1949 - - 983 303 24 1,310
1950 - - 986 179 211 1,376
1951 - - 1,114 66 73 1,253
1952 - - 1,051 26 111 1,188
1953 - - 1, 789 188 420 2, 397
1954 - - 761 40 186 987
1955 - - 873 133 64 1,070
1956 - - 335 31 67 433
1957 - - 1,022 92 116 1, 230
1958 - - 854 49 110 1,013
1959 - - 421 6 164 591
1960 - - 926 - 137 1,063
1961 2 - 573 2 129 704
1962 - - 1, 261 3 161 1,425
1963 - - 333 2 56 391
1964 - - 439 2 25 466
1965 = = 445 2 12 459

A/ NOT AVAILABLE.

NEW ENGLAND FISHERIES
HISTORICAL CATCH STATISTICS

153

SCALLOPS, SEA, 1879-1965

(THOUSANDS OF POUNDS )

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QUANTITY. QUANTITY. QUANTITY QUANTITY QUANTITY QUANTITY
1879 - - - - -
1880 - - - -
1887 221 - 15 11 - 247
1888 180 - 16 5 - 201
1889 295 - 13 3 - 311
1892 116 - - -
1897 - - - -
1898 167 - 11 11 - 289
1902 115 - 15 4 - 134
1905 415 - 25 - 440
1908 W257, - 152 - - 1,409
1910 (1) = (1) (1) (1) (1)
1919 73 - 85 - 38 196
1924 296 - 139 - - 435
1928 326 - 119 30 475
1929 3538 - 466 - - 824
1930 436 - 511 - - 947
1931 587 - 494 - (2) 1,081
1932 608 - 870 - 94 1,972
1933 1,073 - 1,029 - 56 2,158
1935 743 - 924 3 1,670
1937 750 - 4,977 3 5,730
1938 793 - 5,057 (2) - 5,850
1939 504 - 6, 584 - - 7,178
1940 199 - 5,192 2 - 5,391
1942 132 - 6,007 2 25 6, 164
1943 232 - 4,610 - - 4,842
1944 78 - 4,159 26 - 4, 263
1945 7 - 3,920 3 3,994
1946 137 - 9,438 - 3 9,578
1947 507 - 12, 524 2 6 13,039
1948 454 - 11,986 40 3 12, 483
1949 509 - 13, 469 - 2 13,980
1950 525 - 13,186 42 (2) 13,753
1951 677 - 3, 566 201 - 14,444
1952 1,496 - 3,701 195 - 15,392
1953 1,697 - 18,249 41 - 19,987
1954 707 = 4,825 62 - 15,594
1955 1,114 = 15,515 219 - 16,848
- 15,815 96 - 16,881
- 18,004 31 1 18,781
= 16,002 14 - 16,410
- 9,109 16 - 20, 259
- 20, 586 1 - 22,462
- 21,035 (2) - 23,775
- 19,549 6 - 21,724
- 6, 608 - - 17,794
- 3,612 7, - 14, 5336
= 1,872 49 = 12,335

1/ NOT AVAILABLE.
2/ LESS THAN SOO POUNDS.

NEW ENGLAND FISHERIES

HISTORICAL CATCH STATISTICS

154

SQUID, 1879-1965

(THOUSANDS OF POUNDS)

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1888 - - 486 - - 486
1889 - - 568 - - 568
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1898 - - 1,074 124 7] 1,205
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1905 - - 786 133 26 945
1908 6 - 1,837 292 21 2,156
1913 (1) - (1) (1) (1) (1)
1919 2 - 6,135 378 4 6,517
1924. 2 - 2,105 953 7 3,077
1928 27 - 5, 540 2,311 49 7,927
1929 19 - 3,506 2,101 20 5, 646
1930 119 - 3,830 1,546 1 5, 506
1931 51 - 1,256 1,497 7 2,811
1932 4 - 2,148 946 12 3,110
1933 (2) - 570 502 3 1,075
1935 - - 2,150 1,388 6 3,544
1937 14 - 1,914 1,348 19 3,295
1938 5 - 1,345 793 10 2,133
1939 1 - 1,724 663 12 2,400
1940 - 3S 1,367 381 4 1,752
942 - - 990 96 3 1,089
943 - - 802 193 47 1,042
944 - - 586 309 62 957
1945 - - 1,217 273 162 1,652
946 (2) (1) 319 509 221 (1)
947 i - 666 774 209 1,650
1948 - - 1,396 558 622 2,576
1949 20 - 2,438 1,870 307 4,635
1950 21 - 835 483 64 1,403
1951 5 - 2,196 LAS 84 4,020
952 1 - 383 416 14 814
1953 3 - 3,243 1,208 45 4,499
954 2 - 1,989 626 16 2,633
1955 6 - 1,939 605 55 2,605
1956 1 - 1,085 722 99 1,907
957 3 - 2,826 1,467 150 4,446
1958 6 - 1,228 1,289 46 2, 569
959 - - 1,686 728 122 2,536
960 - - 1,248 803 38 2,089
1961 - - 868 301 52 1,221
1962 1 - 1,387 943 148 2,479
963 7) - 1,971 666 38 2,682
1964 - - 238 287 31 556
1965 - - 436 357 47 840
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1/ NOT AVAILABLE.
2/ LESS THAN 500 POUNDS,

NEW ENGLAND FISHERIES

LANDINGS AT MAINE PORTS

In cooperation with the Maine Department of Sea and Shore Fisheries, the Bureau of
Commercial Fisheries collects and compiles monthly andannual data onthe landings of fish,
shellfish, and other aquatic resources in the State of Maine. This information is published
monthly in "Maine Landings," whichis inthe Current Fishery Statistical series. Additional
detailed tabulations are prepared for the use of Bureau and State scientists and the Inter-
national Commission for the Northwest Atlantic Fisheries.

Maine landings data, summarized by species andmonths, appeared in Digests for the
years 1947-58. In 1959, data were shown on the catch off Canada by species and area of
capture, Information was also includedon the number of fishing craft operated, trips, days
absent, and days fished. Since 1960, similar data have been shown for most of the Maine
catch, except sea herring, lobsters, sea scallops, anda small amount of other fish. The
quantities shown represent the round weight of species except univalve and bivalve mollusks.
These shellfish are reported in pounds ofmeats. Thedata are comparable with catch figures
shown in other tables.

Landings at Maine ports by fishing craft of all sizes were 204.8 million pounds valued
at $21.9 million--a gain of 12.3 million pounds but a decline of $36,000 compared with 1964.
Major increases occurred in the catch of sea herring, 70.2 million pounds (up 9.3 million)
and whiting, 27.7 million pounds (up 2.4 million). Compared with the previous year, the
only substantial declines were in landings of lobsters, 18.9 million pounds (down 2.6 mil-
lion) and haddock, 1.9 million pounds (down 1.1 million). Shrimp landings of 2.1 million
pounds more than doubled the catch of the previous year, Taken during the usually unpro-
ductive winter months, shrimp are becoming an increasingly important part of the Maine fish-
ing economy.

MAINE CATCH OF CERTAIN SPECIES, 1955-65

Million pounds Million pounds

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160

LANDINGS AT MASSACHUSETTS PORTS

Detailed statistics onlandings at Boston, Gloucester, New Bedford, and other Mas-
sachusetts ports are collected and published monthly and annually in the Current Fishery
Statistics series of bulletins. Additional detailed tabulations are prepared for the use of
Bureau and State scientists and the International Commission for the Northwest Atlantic Fish-.
eries. The data usually represent about 98 percent of the total Massachusetts catch. The
figures do not include data on shellfish (except the landings of otter-trawl-caught lobsters,
shrimp, squid, and sea scallop meats). Additional landings, not included in these data,
consist mostly of crabs, pot-caught lobsters, clams, sea mussels, oysters, bay scallop
meats, Irish moss, and small amounts of other fish, shellfish, and other marine organisms.

The following tables are a summary of 1965 data on Massachusetts landings by port,
gear, and area of capture. Since the quantities shown are the weights as landed, they are
not directly comparable with the catch figures that appear in other tables in this Digest.

Landings by fishing craft of allsizes at Boston, Gloucester, New Bedford, and other
Massachusetts ports in 1965 were 408.7 million pounds valued at $40.6 million--a decline
of less than 1 percent in volume but an increase of 15 percent in value compared with 1964.
New Bedford forthe second consecutive year was the leading portin both landings and value,
with 36 percent of the volume and 49 percent of the value. Gloucester was second in poundage,
with 30 percent, butrankedthirdinvalue, with 17 percent. Bostonhad 25 percent of the land-
ings and 29 percent of the value. Other Massachusetts ports accounted for the remainder.

Boston landings of 103.6 million pounds were down 4 percent compared with 1964,
and were the smallest since 1919. The value, however, $11.6 million, was 13 percent more
thaninthe previous year. Itreflected the general upward trend of prices paid formost ground-
fish, particularly haddock. Landings of haddock and haddock scrod, 75.6 million pounds,
were 73 percent of the Boston landings. The proportion of large haddock to scrod haddock
decreased sharply compared with the previous year, In 1965, large haddock was only 39 percent
of the total; whereas, in 1964, large haddock and scrod haddock landings were nearly equal.

Gloucester landings (121.4 million pounds) were 2 percent lessthan in 1964, but the
value, $7.0 million, was 16 percent greater, The volume decline resulted from smaller catches
of the leading species, ocean perch (22.5 million pounds) and whiting (36.7 million pounds)
--down 23 and 17 percent, respectively, compared with the previous year, Landings of ocean
perch at Gloucester were the smallest since 1937; and forthe first time since the ocean perch
fishery became established there, haddock landings were greater than those of ocean perch.
There were 24.4 million pounds of haddock and haddock scrod landedin 1965, as the Glouces-
ter fleet continued to place increasing emphasis on thisfishery. The value of haddock land-
ings, $2.8 million, was 39 percent of the total.

Landings at New Bedford of 147.3 million pounds valuedat $19.8 million were 9 and
18 percent larger, respectively, than in 1964, Landings andvalue reachedan alltime high.
Yellowtail flounder landings also set volume and value records--66.0 million pounds valued
at $6.3 million. Sea scallops led in value of the New Bedford catch with $7.7 million--9 per-
cent more than in 1964, The 11.3 million pound catch, however, was 12 percent less than
in the previous year. Sea scallops appeared to be scarce in waters adjacent to Massachu-
setts so most of the New Bedford scallop fleetrelied for muchof their catch on newly devel-
oped fishing grounds off the Middle Atlantic and Chesapeake States.

A total of 691 craft landed 408.7 million pounds of fish and shellfish at principal
Massachusetts ports in 1965. Of these, 413 using otter trawls landed 372.3 million pounds
(91 percent). Fifty-three scallop dredgers (11 lessthan in 1964) landed 12.0 million pounds
(3 percent), and ten purse seiners, 11.8 million pounds (3 percent). The remainder was
taken by line trawls, handlines, harpoons, longlines, floatingtraps, sink and drift gill nets,
and poundnets. Fishing grounds off the New England States yielded 369.1 million pounds--
90 percent ofthe landings. Grounds off Nova Scotia accounted for 6 percent. The remainder
was taken off the Middle Atlantic States andin the Gulf of St. Lawrence. Only one trip was
landed from the Grand Bank of Newfoundland during 1965.

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SUMMARY OF LANDINGS, 1965

BOSTON

162

SPECIES GLOUCESTER

POUNDS VALUE POUNDS VALUE
ALEWIVES, ROUND. ......- - 6, 332, 200 $71, 252
ANGLERFISH, ROUND, .... - - 6,825 220
BUUERISH SN ROUNDeN Se) s) cure oe 100 7
BUTTERFISH, ROUND, . 2... 80 10,775 1,411
COD, DRAWN:
WHALE Rater 2 ta a stisitiadetes 950 = 2
UARGE Mae ince auiontanteatee cae 6, 859,081 604, 633 2,675,943 224,312
MARKET tg cote cape me ore dr 5,279, 863 572,112 2,671,701 271,677
SEROD UST ay Aen ei einsh ees 771, 547 81, 674 359, 625 23, 147
GUSKANDRAWNipasiesayelnenrcinrn eves 1,000, 315 76,473 593, 865 34, 569
FLOUNDERS, ROUND:
BLACKBACK:
DARGECH ea aaettnotCn eres 1, 286, 162 137, 240 65,715 5,242
SMA ot is asm caine 38,920 2,458 65,935 3, 936
DAB aii) ae oMis ya dereiastus 2,049,115 168, 631 2, 276, 593 147,445
RUUK ES WARGE arene re taee 2, 550 190 1,565 207
GRAVESOMER Mm Sunmimi nen smtsn es 416, 185 60,433 1,296,012 131,573
HEMONESOUEN:) Sune oe 535, 688 65,085 24,940 2,537
VsUUCMMAN, bcp ple ano 2,011, 285 134,747 411,377 25,458
HADDOCK, DRAWN:
PARGES: cas somes teeecs isos 29,312,547 4,064, 747 13,071,125 1,703, 052
SCROD ea te ete 46, 271, 933 4,859, 169 11, 284, 700 1,068, 127
SNAPPER SRA iste nt aactlss 125, 650 13,095 17,725 1,046
HAKEs
REDS ROUND) lee ties aire 1,650 225 122,405 3,765
WHITE, DRESSED:
WARGEAaece siatte,(isteasetegaters 10, 082 1,176 648, 050 63, 531
MEDIUMEs fee urna ay oe 659, 820 73,768 133,455 9,219
HAL IBUmMs (DRAWN seve: cu leler es 63, 200 24,794 83, 859 30,769
HERRING, SEA, ROUND. .... - - 54, 930 580
MACKEREL, ROUND. ...... 1,455 314 253, 358 22, 227
OCEAN PERCH, ROUND. .... 766,115 36,762 22,486, 597 976,551
POLLOCK, DRAWN... 2... 5,375,915 422,379 3,477, 609 222, 669
SHAD SM ROUND teenie ymeneeuneer - o 5,735 264
SHARKS, DRAWN, UNCLASSIFIED. 1,420 94 190 9
SKATESS IROUNDsn sa omimem meme 4,225 183 57,520 2, 295
STRIPED BASS, ROUND. .... - . 2, 220 340
STURGEON, DRAWN. . 2... 275 25 235 31
TILEFISH, DRAWN. ...... - - 5,610 169
TUNA, ROUND, BLUEFIN. 2... - - 19, 245 1,587
WHITING:
ROUND onions stinathennite oat eyieace 650 44 36, 703,447 1,063, 989
DRESSED Rta a aaneanche asus 13,775 977 1,825 88
WOLFFISH, DRAWN... .... 262, 275 19,062 139, 803 7,638
UNCLASS IF 1 ED:
FORUROODDO Rt welt te baie 1,100 91 6,436,465 472, 905
SPAWNS Ria yea ay Peas Be ur 109, 693 9,365 37,345 3,552
FOR INDUSTRIAL... ... - = 8, 945, 565 89,916
LOBSTERS, NORTHERN... ue 395, 500 213,755 51, 820 26, 348
SHRIMP. yeicunieceeuctvinnc re) loin - = 17, 685 2, 249
SEA SCALLOP MEATS. ... - = 469, 140 321, 730
SQUIIDER Sie Oger ee Mens 1,315 67 44, 365 1, 650
TOTAL . at One 103, 630, 336 11, 643, 936 121, 365, 199 7,039, 289

SPECIES

NEW BEDFORD OTHER MASSACHUSETTS PORTS

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ALEWIVES, ROUND.
ANGLERFISH, ROUND. . .
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POUNDS

16,525

2, 239, 080
2,489,955
11,740
7,775

7,157,611
5,679,424
2,309,000

229, 645
38, 205
126,495
1,012, 630
1, 285, 655
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$1,349

176, 814
269,357
953
341

896, 480
481, 702
281, 734

81,313
11,507
30, 884

123, 732
327, 316
6, 348, 002

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4,000
17,480
32,718
14, 839

191,409

125
2,280,490
1,471, 257

148, 028
51,023
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1,583, 186
568, 059
381,001

51,034
2,490, 759

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$40
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3,416
1,335
21,089

SUMMARY OF LANDINGS, 1965 - Continued

SPECIES

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OCEAN PERCH, ROUND .

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POLLOCK, DRAWN...

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SHARKS, DRAWN, UNCLAS

SKATES, ROUND. ...

STRIPED BASS, ROUND.

STURGEON, DRAWN. . .

SWORDFISH, DRESSED .

TAUTOG, ROUND. ...

TILEFISH, DRAWN. .

TUNA, ROUND:

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LOBSTERS, NORTHERN .

SEA SCALLOP MEATS. .

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SPECIES

ALEWIVES, ROUND. .
ANGLERF ISH, ROUND.
BILLFISH, ROUND. .
BLUEFISH, ROUND. .
BONITO, ROUND. ..
BUTTERFISH, ROUND. .
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6, 202, 155
15,455

750

179, 860

1,075

11,181

428
381, 006

208, 600

362,081
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210, 000

14, 930

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3,605

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3,489

340,498
1,163, 246
7,665, 390

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2,628,981
905, 270
185,418

2,254,545

70
82, 867
40,132

4,387,775

1,491,699

9,065
39,693
728,010
377,313

242,551

9,625

18, 607
1,194

22, 330
81, 747
1,795

6,486

250

2,000,411

7,967, 635
123,660
52,557

168, 680
13,125
2,307, 865

53, 505
386,717

147,315, 816 19, 805, 302 36,422, 361

TOTAL

1965

POUNDS

6, 336, 200
24, 305

32,818
14, 839
218, 789

1,075
14,054, 594
11,912, 776
1, 290, 940
1, 652,978

200

10, 092, 674
6, 352, 338
7,015, 709

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40, 600
127,021

3, 264, 741
1,897,317
70,888, 231

50, 621,493
64, 664, 058
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VALUE

$71, 292
819

3,423
1,335
23, 863

174
1,211,868
1, 251,051
114, 567
113,401

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1,216,615
529,563
622,159

83, 344
12,068
31,020
377,017
404, 384
6,712, 605

6, 813, 956
6,586,872
22,541

POUNDS

3,998, 630
29, 850
250
12,513
13, 835
69,141

6,512

12, 268, 325
14, 408, 750
2,620, 795

1,683, 995

1,600
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9, 257, 296
4,551,943
5,530,718

697,410
114,913
545, 905
2,906, 383
2, 083, 829
70, 933, 339

61, 643, 251
52,428, 668
189,195

1964

113,010

237,925
6,517
2, 642

12,699
1,259
31,743

41,541
28,919

2,069, 299

VALUE

$39,985
883

12
1,984
2,198
10,535

587
936,467
1,219,982
206, 532
98, 107

145
24

1,009, 762
307, 823
376,816

261,078
28, 306
152, 207
317, 347
426,909
4,876,011

6, 632, 352
4, 906, 342
17,712

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SUMMARY OF LANDINGS, 1965 - Continued

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TOTAL
SPECIES
POUNDS POUNDS VALUE
HAKE:
RED as ROUNDEtestentrcan clin snneite 2,379, 350 $29,204 2, 875, 870 $32,790
WHITE, DRESSED:
UNRAER oho ola la 6 ovo so 658, 802 64, 739 1,098, 835 72, 825
MEDIUMS 6680 p Sup o.'o 882,982 90,595 1, 327, 268 103, 852
HALIBUT, DRAWN . 2... + « « 199, 789 81,547 196, 699 71,698
HERRING, SEA, ROUND. ..,. 4,442,705 69,749 1,962,969 36,954
MACKEREL, ROUND. ...... 1,828,912 127,106 2,725,435 172, 224
MENHADEN, ROUND. . Odd. 0 9,065 96 2,050 35
OCEAN PERCH, ROUND. .... 23, 293, 505 1,014,005 30, 331, 669 1, 280, 520
OCEAN POUT, ROUND. ..... 728,010 9,925 2,453,115 32,625
POLLOCK, DRAWN. ... . . 9,351,612 670,535 10,557, 807 612,498
SALMON, ATLANTIC . «2 2 « = = - 8 7
SCUP OR PORGY, ROUND:
MEDJIUMPesametetelcctre)irejitels totes 179, 860 18,153 392,545 28,606
UNGEASSIIFIIED Weitere le) iernre 242,551 27, 282 94,759 8, 231
SEA BASS, ROUND:
MEDIUM eacrsteitcbasiiteinteiieri eats 1,075 129 5,725 652
UNCLASSIFIED . 2. 2 + es 9,625 1,258 4,714 1,035
SHAD, ROUND. . ....2.s.-. 24,342 1,672 38,736 2, 806
SHARKS, DRAWN, UNCLASSIFIED. 13,985 1,399 9,117 480
SKATES, ROUND... . 21... 84,075 3,359 62, 260 2,370
STRIPED BASS, ROUND. .... 83,967 15,344 82,474 12,743
STURGEON, DRAWN. ..... - Coes) 383 3,408 422
SWORDFISH, DRESSED .... . 381, 006 177,074 870, 522 308, 396
TAUTOG, ROUND. . 2... 2s « 6,486 275 10,102 219
TENE EFA Shipes DRAWN cairo site) jel site 214,460 20,026 207,150 19,307
TUNA, ROUND}
BEUEFSIINcdvetseme. ici asttshiver «iis Celie ckee/ 143, 760 2,058, 223 143,482
SIUIBUACKieentier teted fei Gelttette) te 5,000 500 1,154, 040 84, 269
UNGEASSIIRIED faraaumente usuneyKe 210,000 18,990 - -
WHITING:
ROUND Siicataytemtareiite tele el sefits 44,671, 732 1,301,958 56, 303,425 1,215,270
DRESSED eben jel tent vipeli oie ve 139, 260 7,582 1,057,690 47,556
WOLFFISH, DRAWN. ......~ 469,565 30,014 666,938 36,637
UNCLASSIFIED:
ORS ROODEent st eiuieatelMtell ollie 6, 606, 245 485,695 6, 677, 880 413,271
SRAWN oimetetslveh le) 70!) sien 6) |) 160, 163 14,176 132, 821 11,683
FOR INDUSTIRIVA Leiry \eletew on tellte 43, 186,606 462,157 24,529,013 249,857
LOBSTERS, NORTHERN. .... 2,472,985 1,403,349 1,694,511 898,745
SHRIMPGr ten lel wette) voiieh tel vel 10!) “6 17,685 2,249 6,925 916
SEAVSCALLOP MEATS. 3\(5 « «6 11,871,791 8,028, 661 13, 603, 835 7,446, 109
SIDS 9: sca yo cs02,08 0 Owned 436, 002 30,933 234, 140 11,245

NOTE:--TH]S REPORT INCLUDES ALL LANDINGS IN MASSACHUSETTS EXCEPT THE INSHORE CATCH OF SHELLFISH, ETC., (PRINCIPALLY
LOBSTERS, CLAMS, IR!SH MOSS, SEA MUSSELS, AND BAY SCALLOPS) AND LESSER QUANTITIES OF FINFJSH (ALEWIVES, STRIPED
BASS, MACKEREL, ETC.). IN 1964, THE LANDINGS SHOWN ABOVE ACCOUNTED FOR 93.2 PERCENT OF THE MASSACHUSETTS TOTAL
CATCH, THE WEIGHTS OF FISH REPRESENT THE FRESH FISH AS LANDED AND THE VALUES ARE THOSE RECEIVED BY THE FISHERMEN.
THE GRADES OR S1ZES GIVEN FOR CERTAIN SPECIES ARE THOSE RECOGNIZED !N THE TRADE. "WHALE" COD ARE CLASSIFIED AS
THOSE WEIGHING OVER 25 POUNDS; "LARGE" COD, '0 TO 25 POUNDS; "MARKET" COD, 2-1/2 TO 10 POUNDS; AND "SCROD" COD,
1-1/2 TO 2-1/2 POUNDS, "LARGE" BLACKBACK FLOUNDERS, 1 TO 3-1/2 POUNDS; AND "SMALL" BLACKBACK FLOUNDERS, 3/4 TO 1
POUND. "LARGE" FLUKE, OVER 4 POUNDS; "MEDIUM" FLUKE, 3 TO 4 POUNDS; AND "SMALL" FLUKE, 1-1/2 TO 3 POUNDS. "LARGE"
HADDOCK ARE THOSE WEIGHING OVER 2-1/2 POUNDS; "SCROD" HADDOCK, 1-1/2 TO 2-1/2 POUNDS; AND "SNAPPER" HADDOCK, UNDER
1-1/2 POUNDS. "LARGE" HAKE ARE THOSE WEIGHING OVER 6 POUNDS, AND "MEDIUM" HAKE, UNDER 6 POUNDS. THE FOLLOWING
TERMS INDICATE THE CONDITION IN WHICH LANDED:. "ROUND," AS CAUGHT; "DRAWN," EVISCERATED; AND "DRESSED," EVISCERATED
AND HEADED. THE CATEGORY "OTHER MASSACHUSETTS PORTS" INCLUDES PLYMOUTH, PROVINCETOWN, AND OTHER CAPE COD PORTS.

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SURVEY PROCEDURE IN THE NEW ENGLAND STATES

Statistical programs in the New England States are under the general supervision of
the Bureau's regional office inGloucester, Mass., with direct supervision bya regional super-
visor for statistics also at Gloucester. The operation is carried on by field reporters at
Rockland, Boothbay Harbor, and Portland, Me.; Boston, Gloucester, Provincetown, and New
Bedford, Mass.; and Warren and Point Judith, R.I1. They are specialists trained in obtaining
and reporting fishery statistical data on a daily, monthly, and annual basis. Information on
the volume and value of the catch by species, gear, and areaof capture is obtained from fish-
ermen and buyers of fish, shellfish, and other marine products. Special surveys are con-
ducted for statistics on employment of fishermen, shoreworkers, fishing craft and gear, and
the production of processed fishery products.

Catch. The fishery reporting specialists obtain daily individual trip data for all landings at
their respective ports. They also interview a high percentage of trips for information on
fishing effort and area of capture. These data are entered on punchcards for use in preparing
monthly and annual tabulations of catch by species, gear, area of capture, and county where
landed. Complete information on State landings is not always included because deliveries
may be made at ports not covered daily. Information on these landings is obtained annually.

Maine. Each month, all areas in Maine, except Portland and Rockland, are canvassed by a
Bureau representative and a State employee to obtain from each dealer and buyer a report on
the quantity of fish, shellfish, and worms, by species, purchased from fishermen. These
data are entered on punchcards at the same time as those for the major ports, thus providing
complete information on Maine landings for the month.

Current cumulative tabulations of the monthly landings by area are maintained, and
shortly after the end of each year, a revised tabulation is prepared listing by county and
month all species taken during the year. Any revisions in the monthly data are included,
and data on sea moss, which is shown only annually, are added.

Massachusetts. Daily information on Massachusetts landings is assembled for Boston,
Gloucester, New Bedford, Plymouth, and Cape Cod ports. Detailed statistics are obtained
on the volume and value of the catch for each vessel by species, gear used, and the subarea
in which the catch was made. Additional detailed information on the time spent in fishing,
depth fished, etc., is obtained for 12 study vessels.

Landings at the major ports in Massachusetts constitute about 98 percent of the total
annual catch for that State. Species not covered are most shellfish (other than sea scallops
and trawl caught lobsters) and some minor finfish species such as smelt, eels, and river-
run alewives. Information on the catch of lobsters is obtained from annual reports which
each fisherman is required to file with the State. Statistics on other shellfish and alewife
catches are secured from town shellfish wardens. Data onthe remaining species are collected
by annual personal interviews with fishermen and dealers and are prorated tothe area of cap-
ture and gear used, The information is forwarded to the Washington office to be machine
processed with other figures for the State.

Rhode Island. Data to complete the monthly Rhode Island Landings bulletin are collected and
tabulated each month in the fishery statistical office at Warren. Detailed information is
assembled on daily landings at Point Judith and Newport. Cumulative tabulations are main-
tained on the monthly catch by county and by area. After the close of each year, a revised
tabulation is prepared and issued as an annual Rhode Island Landings bulletin.

Connecticut. Landings data for Connecticut are obtained by an annual questionnaire which
the State sends to each fisherman and by visits that the Bureau's employee stationed at
Warren, R.I., pays to fishermen and dealers. At Stonington, a part-time employee records

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individual vessel landings (hails). Daily information is obtained by the New York Fishery
Market News office on shipments from Connecticut received on the market. These are tab-
ulated at the Gloucester office. At the end of the year, data from these various sources are
summarized by the Rhode Island field reporter, listed by county, prorated to area of capture
based on interviews with fishermen and dealers, and entered on schedules which are for-
warded to the Washington office for processing.

Summary.:+ Attheend of the year, all catch data are consolidated into summary tabulations for
each State, by species, by county and gear. After being reviewed by the field staff and the
Washington office, the tabulations are published.

Operating Units. Aset of prepunched Bureau of Customs vessel cards containing the name of
the vessel, the official number, the rig code, gross tons, length, and year built is furnished
field reporters each year. Reporters interview the captains of the vessels to obtain area
fished; number of crew; and number, type, and quantity of gear used in each fishery. The
Gloucester office adds to the vessel punchcards the data on the crew and gear. The number
of crew is the maximum number of crewmen aboard the vessel at any one time for each gear
operated. Number and quantity of gear reported for each vessel is the greatest quantity used
at one time. Gear ashore or carried aboard the vessel for replacement is not included.
Machine tabulations of vessel landings provide information on the vessels that fished at
major ports during the year. Throughout the year, fieldreporters prepare supplemental vessel
lists for areas other than major ports, which are combined into one list at the end of the year.
In detailed State operating unit tabulations, operating unit information on the number of men
and craftis shown for each gear. In the summary for the State, however, they are shown only
once.

Data on crew and gear are added to the vessel punchcards by the Gloucester office.
Data relating to the operation of craft of less than 5 net tons and fishermen operating with-
out boats are classified as the shore and boat fishery, and one or more cards are prepared
for the total number of boats, etc., using each type of gear in each county.

The vessel, boat, and shore cards are punched at the Gloucester statistical office,
processed by the Woods Hole tabulating unit, and returned to Gloucester, where operating
unit tables are prepared. These tables are reviewed and corrected by area supervisors, who
forward them to the Washington office. Any discrepancies are reconciled by field and central
office personnel, and an annual summary entitled New England Fisheries is published.

Processed Fishery Products. Data on the production of processed fishery products are ob-
tained monthly, quarterly, or annually through the use of questionnaires and followup visits
where necessary. As the reports are received, they are checked for discrepancies and then
forwarded to the Washington office. Summaries of the annual data appear in the Canned,

Industrial, Processed, and Packaged Fishery Products bulletins.

Fish Sticks and Portions, and Breaded Shrimp. Dataon the production of fish sticks and por-
tions and breaded shrimp summarized on a monthly basis are collected quarterly by field
reporters on forms (schedules) provided by the central office. The forms are mailed to pro-
ducers at the end of each quarter, and if the forms are not returned, the firms are contacted
by a field reporter. The information is published by the central office in a quarterly report
entitled, Fish Sticks, Fish Portions, and Breaded Shrimp. At the end of the year, the data
are summarized, figures are obtained on the value of the production, and an annual summary
is published.

Fish Meal, Oil, and Solubles. Data on the production of fish meal, oil, and solubles are collect-
ed monthly by field reporters, who, on the first of each month, mail the data forms to each of the

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meal producing firms in the area. The forms request production figures on meal, oil, and
solubles; menhaden plants are also asked about the number of fish received. When com-
pleted forms are not returned, the field reporter obtains the data by telephone or in person.
After review by field personnel, the reports are forwarded to the Washington office, where
the data are tabulated and published monthly ina bulletin entitled Fish Meal and Oil, At the
end of the year, the data for each firm are returned to the field for review and revision, if
necessary, before being tabulated and published in the annual bulletins, Industrial Fishery
Products and Fish Meal and Oil.

Freezings and Cold Storage Holdings. Collection of data on the monthly freezings and
holdings of fishery products in New England is handled cooperatively by the Bureau and the
U.S. Department of Agriculture. Statistical and market news personnel in New England obtain
monthly freezings and storage figures from 33 firms in coastal areas. The Department of
Agriculture conducts a mail canvass of five firms.

The figures are machine tabulated by the central office of the Branch of Fishery Sta-
tistics. National data on freezings and holdings are published in preliminary cold storage
reports, which are released on the 15th of each month unless the date falls on a holiday or
weekend. Summaries are issued by the Bureau's Fishery Market News offices and the De-
partment of Agriculture. Final monthly reports are published by the Branch of Fishery Sta-
tistics, as well as an annual Frozen Fishery Products bulletin, which lists the firms that
furnished information on the fishery cold storage activities.

Market News Reporting. A great deal of current fishery data appears in the Fishery Products
Reports issued daily by the Bostonand New York Fishery Market News offices. These reports
show day-to-day fluctuations, Seasonal fluctuations can be determined by reviewing the
monthly landings bulletins. The most complete annual data appear in the Statistical Digest,
Fishery Statistics of the United States. Information on the catch by waters is not published
but is machine processed and tabulations are furnished State and Federal laboratories along
the New England coast.

NEW ENGLAND FISHERIES
NEW ENGLAND BIBLIOGRAPHY OF FISHERY STATISTICS

Federal fishery statistics have been collected by a number of agencies, including the
Fish Commission, Bureau of Fisheries, Fish and Wildlife Service, and Bureau of the Census.
The data have been published in several series of reports. Since funds forconducting statis-
tical surveys have been limited, there has been wide variation in the frequency of the surveys
in the various areas. This has made it difficult to determine the years in which data were
available for the various sections, and also to locate the reports in which the results of
surveys were published. The following bibliography was prepared to make it easier to locate
the results of the various canvasses of the fisheries of New England. No attempt has been
made to include those publications giving fragmentary or summary data only, or data ononly
certain fisheries or states. Unless otherwise noted, all are publications of the Bureau of
Commercial Fisheries and its predecessor agencies.

Data for: Title of Publication

1880 The Fisheries and Fishery Industries of the United States, Section II,
Senate Document No. 124, 47th Congress, 1887
1887 Report of the Commissioner of Fisheries for 1888
1888 Report of the Commissioner of Fisheries for 1888
1889 Bulletin of the United States Fish Commission, 1890
1898 Report of the Commissioner of Fisheries for Year Ending June 30, 1900
1902 Report of the Commissioner of Fisheries for Year Ending June 30, 1904
1905 Report of the Commissioner of Fisheries for Year Ending June 30, 1906
1908 Fisheries of the United States, 1908, Bureau of the Census
1919 Fishery Industries of the United States, 1920
1924 Fishery Industries of the United States, 1925
1928 Fishery Industries of the United States, 1929
1929 Fishery Industries of the United States, 1930
1930 Fishery Industries of the United States, 1931
1931 Fishery Industries of the United States, 1932
1932 Fishery Industries of the United States, 1933
1933 Fishery Industries of the United States, 1934
1935 Fishery Industries of the United States, 1936
1937 Fishery Industries of the United States, 1938
1938 Fishery Industries of the United States, 1939
1939 Fishery Statistics of the United States, 1939
1940 Fishery Statistics of the United States, 1940
1942 Fishery Statistics of the United States, 1942
1943 Fishery Statistics of the United States, 1943
1944 Fishery Statistics of the United States, 1944
1945 Fishery Statistics of the United States, 1945
1946 Fishery Statistics of the United States, 1946
(New Hampshire data missing)
For the years since 1946, statistical surveys have been published each year in Fishery
Statistics of the United States.

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180

Commercial landings of fish and shellfish in the Middle Atlantic States were 356.0
million pounds worth $24.7 million--a decline of 4 percent in volume but an increase of
18 percent in value compared with 1964. Landings declined principally because of a
29-percent decrease in the catches of the recently developed industrial otter trawl
fishery. The catches of menhaden, surf clams, and sea scallops increased markedly.

New Jersey was the leading producer of the Middle Atlantic States with 45 percent
of the volume and 46 percent of the value, followed by New York with 41 percent and
50 percent, respectively; and Delaware, 14 percent of the volume and 4 percent of the
value.

Fishermen and vessels, There were 8,839 commercial fishermen in the Middle Atlantic
States--279 less than in 1964, The greatest decline was in the number of fishermen on
vessels--a result of the reduced menhaden fleet. Commercial fishing craft in these
States were 579 vessels (craft of 5 net tons and over), 4,025 motor boats, and 340 other
boats. Compared with 1964, the 1965 fleet decreased by 29 vessels and increased by
10 motor boats and 41 other boats. According to records of the Bureau of Customs,
14 vessels obtained first documents as fishing craft in 1965.

Processed products. Processed fishery products in the Middle Atlantic States were
valued at $97.3 million--an increase of $10.7 million compared with 1964. New York
accounted for 41 percent; New Jersey, 35 percent; Pennsylvania, 19 percent; and Delaware,
5 percent. There were 488 wholesale and processing establishments operating in 1965
compared with 484 in 1964.

Legislation. The New York Conservation Department is preparing a program designed
to assist the shellfish industry in Long Island Sound. A State law, effective January 1966,
provides that State underwater lands are to be mapped and those suitable for shellfish
culture leased to the highest bidder. Under the new plan, producers will be able to pur-
chase clams taken from areas of possible pollution (where transplanting has been under-
way during the past 3 years) and place them in waters free from pollution for sufficient
time to allow them to cleanse themselves,

Menhaden, Landings of 151.0 million pounds of menhaden were 11.8 million greater than
in the previous year but far less than the 1956 peak production of 953.6 million pounds.
The industry, anticipating a slow year, operated only four of the six plants in the area.
Two of the firms processed other species of industrial fish for reduction to meal and oil
to compensate for the lack of menhaden, Only 30 menhaden vessels fished in 1965 com-
pared with 57 in 1964, Several menhaden vessels reportedly fished for alewives in New
England waters.

Industrial otter‘trawl fishery. Despite the addition of several vessels to the industrial
otter trawl fleet, the 87.1 million pound landings in this fishery were down 35.5 million
compared with 1964. The decline occurred because industrialfish were scarce during the
peak production period from May to October. Owners of menhaden plants showed in-
creasing interest in the industrial otter trawl fishery--the main barrier to expansion,
however, was lack of sufficient quantities of fish suitable for manufacture into meal and
oil.

Tuna. The tuna season was a disappointment to fishermen. The catch reached only
1.3 million pounds--compared with 2.8 million in 1964. Since the inception of the tuna
purse seine fishery in 1963, first landings have been made in June and the season has
lasted nearly 3 months. In 1965, however, no fish were taken until mid-July and the last
trip was completed August 1,

Fulton Market, New York City. Receipts ‘of fresh and frozen fish and shellfish (other
than landings by fishing craft) at Fulton Fish Market were 173.4 million pounds--6.7
million less than in 1964 but about the same as the average for the past 5 years, Receipts
of finfish were 132.8 million pounds and shellfish, 40.6 million pounds. Massachusetts
led all other States--supplying Fulton Market with 64.9 million pounds, a decline of
9.0 million from the previous year. New York was next with 25.8 million pounds--about
100,000 pounds less than in 1964.

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181

Landings by fishing craft in 1965 were 5.7 million pounds--700,000 pounds less than
in the previous year, It was the smallest quantity landed since the Bureau's Fishery
Market News Service began recording these data in1938. Forty vessels made 293 trips--
192 scallop and 101 otter trawl trips in 1965. During the previous year, 38 vessels made
336 trips--161 scallop, 174 otter trawl, and 1 purse seine trip. The developing sea
scallop fishery off the Virginia coast and the proximity of Fulton Market to the new
grounds were responsible for the increased number of scallopers landing at Fulton Mar-
ket. Compared with 1964, scallops brought generally higher prices all along the Atlantic
seaboard,

Table 1.--Fulton Fish Market, New York City (salt-water market)

Receipts of rls Landings | mal Receipts of Landings
fresh and fresh and
Year 0 by Year m by
frozen fish SRS frozen fish Weseele
and shellfish and shellfish
Tall
Million pounds |Million pounds Million pounds | Million pounds
IEE Bo oc0d'0 3 - 40.3 OD Diterevelelel 174.2 14.5
IEE occo 600 - 40.9 ie BEIGoodoud U7AO)oal Prope
TOA O eeGerelcre)< - 31.4 ODA rleletevetors 164.5 12.2
gyal 0000.0 - 29.9 MG DD Dfetenelelclisie) 165.3 Lo2
IC Dooado ‘- 26.9 NOD Grateheleneyele 159.0 Lb 8)
OAS Fer evonetohete - 22.1 OD ipeteheletee 0 167.8 aha)
1944..... - LORS MOS Stetevevereiiene 163.9 10.8
1945..-20- - 16.6 IIo 6500.50 ales ya) qo
OA Gitetereheree - 18.1 NO GO steve etelele 168.8 S52
MO Ai/fatotekelovets - 10.8 MOG iltetenekeyetene 164.8 aoe
HOA SienenereKohere - 14.0 IEPoo065.00 175.8 10.9
ILD codo'o - 15.0 WEo6oos06 y/Byoat 7.6
MOD Ofrerelstelore | 174.9 ow MO GE eeleletehele 180.1 6.4
OD vekelevareta Als? 15.5 OGD iereinicleye 173.4 Dail
Table 2.--Trips made by fishing vessels landing at Fulton Fish Market, by month

1964 and 1965

Month 1964 1965 Month 1964 1965
Number Number Number Number

January.....:.- 39 36 September..... 37 21
February....... 40 31 October....... 47 31
November...... 23 25

December). </cf. «. 24 29

ToGalieyevcyele 336 293

Number of
vessels..... 38 40

Source: The Bureau's Market News Service, New York City.

Swordfish, Landings of a record 1,1 million pounds of swordfish more than doubled the
previous year's production. Most of the catch was taken in the longline fishery, now in
its fourth year, and landed at New Jersey ports, Five vessels had 90 percent of the catch.

Sea scallops. Extensive beds of sea scallops, originally discovered in 1915 off the
Middle Atlantic and Chesapeake coasts, were fished by vessels from the Carolinas to
Canada. Middle Atlantic landings of 4.8 million pounds of meats valued at $3.1 million
set both volume and value records. Most landings were made by out-of-State vessels
which found New York and New Jersey -ports convenient,

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MIDDLE ATLANTIC FISHERIES

Surf clams. Landings of 43.8 million pounds of surfclam meats worth $3.2 million were
5.7 million pounds and $562,000 more than in 1964--record highs for both volume and
value. Ninety-seven percent of the catch was landed in New Jersey ports by a fleet of
68 vessels--10 more than in the previous year. The record production was attributed to
favorable weather, the discovery of new fishing grounds off Wildwood, N.J., and the
absence of labor-management disputes.

Two devices, both in an experimental stage, were tried during the year: A suction
pump was installed on a vessel to suck clams from the dredge while it was towed--
eliminating emptying the clam dredge aboard ship, The other method was to installa
clam shucking machine on a fishing vessel, If this experiment proves practicable it will
permit greatly increased landings of clam meats per vessel per trip. Also, fewer em-
ployees will be needed in shore plants.

Hard clams. Production of 8.2 million pounds of hard clam meats was 6 percent more
than in 1964, and the best catch since 1952, New York landings of 5.9 million pounds
accounted for 73 percent of the Middle Atlantic catch.

A good supply of clams and high market prices encouraged casual fishermen in New
York to be more active in the summer, There was little increase in dredging because
quotas were placed on the boats to prevent harvesting more than could be marketed,

Transplant programs of the New York Conservation Department accounted for 21,000
bushels of hard clams removed from polluted to certified waters for purification and re-
sale.

Oysters. Landings of 757,000 pounds of oyster meats (down 44 percent from 1964) were
the smallest recorded for this area, The largest decline was in New Jersey where the
catch of 523,000 pounds was about one-half the 1964 production. The decline occurred
when the State failed to open the public seed beds at the mouth of the Delaware River.
New Jersey landings accounted for 69 percent of the Middle Atlantic States oyster catch.

For the past 10 years the production of oysters from New Jersey waters has been
governed by the amount of seed available from the State-regulated natural seed beds.
Contrary to the usual custom of planting seed oysters on private grounds and allowing
them to grow for 3 or 4 years prior to harvesting, it is necessary now to harvest them
as soon as possible because of the high incidence of the MSX parasite in the growing
area,

Further information, Condensed summary data on the operating units and catch, by
States, appearing on the following pages have been previously published in Current Fishery
Statistics No. 4331, Additional data maybe foundin the New York and New Jersey monthly
and annual landing bulletins published in the Current Fishery Statistics Series by the
Branch of Fishery Statistics in cooperation with the respective States, Information on
daily, monthly, and annual production of fishery products in selected areas of these States
is available in reports published by the Bureau's Fishery Market News Service at New
York City.

Acknowledgments. The Bureau acknowledges the assistance of the following organiza-
tions in the collection of the data appearing in this section: The New York Conservation
Department, Marine Fisheries Division, and Division of Fish and Game; New Jersey
Conservation Department, Division of Fish and Game, New Jersey Shellfish Commission;
State of Delaware, and Commission of Shellfisheries,

MIDDLE ATLANTIC FISHERIES

NEW YORK

No a ee

MIDDLE ATLANTIC STATES

MIDDLE ATLANTIC FISHERIES

SECTIONAL SUMMARIES
SUMMARY OF CATCH, 1965

(MILLIONS OF POUNDS AND MILLIONS OF DOLLARS

QUANTITY VALUE QUANTITY. VALUE QUANTITY
134 3 148
111 5 160

47 48

14
49
1 1
incre wal

184

NEW YORK. . . © «
NEW JERSEY, . . «
DELAWARE. . » « «

TOWNE 56.6: 6 0) 0-Gs0:0

1/ LESS THAN $500,000.

SUMMARY OF OPERATING UNITS, 1965

TOTAL,
EXCLUSIVE OF
DUPLICATION

|1TEM NEW YORK NEW JERSEY DELAWARE

NUMBER NUMBER NUMBER NUMBER

F | SHERMEN:
ONIVESSEUS Sues eiiemenrn ies 913 160 2,774
ON BOATS AND SHORE:

REGUUAR ie nein autistic 978 112 1,721
CASUAeesmrenroneeren ene. 4,344
WOU. 66" Sena. 6

VESSELS, MOTOR. . . 22s
GROSS TONNAGE « + ee 6

BOATS:

MOTOR Wechatvej Comrotnerane-teite 2,416 1,389 .
OWEN Go G6 0 0lo.G oo 119 199 22 340
GEAR:
HAUL SEINES, COMMON .. . 33 16 1 50
LENGTHS MAWARDS sills pteuecurs 9,435 2,793 550 12,778
PURSE SEINES:
MENHADEN. 2. 2 2 ee 16 Z 30
LENGTH, YARDS...» 2,916 6, 240 2, 800 11,956
TUNA. . . Bini - 4 - 4
LENGTH, YARDS... - 2, 900 = 2,900
Gitte) Gace Wasa ahor nee é 6 = 6
LENGTH, YARDS 1... & 2,200 = 2, 200
BEAM TRAWLS . . so « « « - 3 = 3
YARDS AT MOUTH, . se « - 9 2 2
OTTER TRAWLS:
RUSH See ee shinies 165 158 4 301
YARDS AT MOUTH. . . 3,871 3,839 86 7,082
LOBSTER MS er sem ace rs 9 31 - 39
YARDS AT MOUTH. me 273 860 = 1,103
WEIRS 2. ae - 6 = 6
POUND NETS, FISH... « 88 39 5 126
FYKE AND HOOP NETS:
ASHE stl inc aie usbrenenes 56 36 60 152
MURTIUER nen ses See ante rere - = 50 50
POTS AND TRAPS:
CRAB ae teichaeeaemeets ‘6 3,927 2,205 6,132
BBLS SG omenewmimadventaisycks 506 640 190 1,336
FSH eye oe en cies ce 2, 350 17,200 - 19, 550
LOBSTERN ss sue niee ats 8,675 2,795 S 11,470
TURTUCerve coe wen cates = 142 a 142
GILL NETS:
ANCHOR, SET OR STAKE. . 51 52 50 153
SQUARE YARDS... . 72,827 73,923 68, 750 215, 500
DRIFT:
SHAD SW wtemoul gen simeire 29 16 9 o4
SQUARE YARDS. 1. 94, 822 28, 361 5, 200 128, 383
OTHER... Saas = 50 3 53
SQUARE YARDS: . .. = 359,992 29,100 389, 092
RUNAROUND 2. 2. ae 9 22 = 31
SQUARE YARDS... . 15, 200 167,312 + 182,512
LINES:
HAND surest inset eueencet cobras 821 100 = 921
HOOKS# esseraaiamrcaotatciars 1,042 132 = 1,174
TROL ee Meret rss ieee a 5 30 = 30
HOOKS HAwetreite Meneaccene = 30 = 30
LONG OR SET WITH HOOKS, 51 35 5 91
HOOKS) sinensis siseicel 41,800 70, 330 11,100 123, 230
TROT WITH BAITS... = 2 © 2
AVIS esc itre Meeti are = 1,350 > 1,350

(CONTINUED ON NEXT PAGE)

MIDDLE ATLANTIC FISHERIES

SUMMARY OF OPERATING UNITS, 1965 - Continued

ITEM

GEAR - CONTINUED:

PUSH NETS
HARPOONS .
SPEARS. .
DREDGES:
CLAM. .
YARDS
CONCH .
YARDS
CRAB. .
YARDS
MUSSEL.
YARDS
OYSTER,
YARDS
SCALLOP
YARDS

AT MOUTH.
AT MOUTH.
AT MOUTH.
AT MOUTH;
COMMON.
AT MOUTH.

AT MOUTH,

SPECIES

ALEWIVES. .
ANGLERF ISH.
BLUEFISH. .
BONITO. . .
BUTTERF ISH.
CARR eiteilelts
CAVIFANSE arene
CODSeareeoinit
DOLPHIN. .
DRUM, BLACK
EES:
COMMON. .
CONGER. .

FLOUNDERS:
BLACKBACK
REUKESront.
GRAY SOLE

YELLOWTA IL.

TOTAL

GRUNTS. . .
HADDOCK . .
HAKE:
RED I peurs
WHITE

HERRING, SEAL...
KING WHITING OR "KINGF

MACKEREL, .
MARLIN. . .
MENHADEN. .
MULLET. ©.
OCEAN PERCH
POLLOCK .

SCUP OR PORGY

SEA BASS. .
SEA.ROBIN .

SEA TROUT OR Wi

SHAD Siretnetita

SHARKS:
GRAYF ISH.

FISH

o-0 0.0 OD

GRON0=0-0 800) G50 0

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OOOO O00 O00

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FLOUNDERS . .

OOOO O00 0 0 m0 0-0
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(22)

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+ Tee e+ eo 2 © oo

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UNCLASSIFIED. . . 2. 2.

TOTAL

SILVERS 1DES
SKATES. . «

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OF TABLE.

NEW YORK NEW JERSEY

NUMBER

NUMBER

CATCH BY STATES, 1965

(THOUSANDS OF POUNDS AND THOUSANDS OF DOLLARS)

NEW YORK NEW JERSEY DELAWARE

QUANTITY VALUE

(1) (1) 2

CONTINUED ON NEXT PAGE)

_~S

DELAWARE

NUMBER

QUANTITY

TOTAL,
EXCLUSIVE
DUPLICATI

NUMBER

TOTAL

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186

CATCH BY STATES, 1965 - Continued

( THOUSANDS OF POUNDS AND THOUSANDS OF DOLLARS )

SPECIES NEW YORK NEW JERSEY DELAWARE TOTAL
FISH = CONTINUED QUANTITY VALUE QUANTITY VALUE
STRINREDNBASS suelo) lot ten ele 308
STURGEON, COMMON ..... 3
SUCKERS a euscmeie micitonmennemtomts (1)
SWEUUEISH tem lomrcunemcnaruiemtenre 23
SWORDHal Sieepeeimartolteliicnnemne 468
WAVING 6 0 0400.0 6-010 0 2
VIM IS. 66 ooo 6 6 6.0 6
UCMOODS 6-66. Gua o a) 0 6 1
TUNA:
PUAN Ss bo oO O80 oO 85
RnTVUES= 9.8.6.0: of 600 1
TOTAL TUNA... = 86
_————
WHITES RERCHEcenysulelieliteiitenvenrs! 23
WHIIhIpI NG Wenkepie ai menilcetem renter te 317
UNCLASSIFIED:
FON RODS 6G 0 0 0d 6D SH
BAIT, REDUCTION, AND
ANIMAL FOOD. . 2. « « « > , es]
TOTAL Fal SHaycepienien tous 133, 835 3,535 110, 769 4,783 47,087 291,691 8, 966
ee SS
SHELLFISH, ETC.
CRABS:
BLUE:
HARD. . . Rose srs - - 905 96 546 43 1,451 139
SOFT AND PEELER . . ce - = Us
ROGNS) Rle Bs ioe a oa aha - - 2
TOTAUNCRABSHemene napa S - uee
[SS
HORSESHOE CRABS . 5 «ee - - 1
LOBSTERS, NORTHERN, « © « e 649 1,008
SHRM resi et tera eae - 6
b---—— -—- +
CLAMS:
HARD:
RUBIN CE i eimcutanemsiietielts 4,131
BRINVAMTIEreneonee irene ciaclnelars 2, 063
VAR Guo Guia, OO co sO 2
SOF I RUBLNIGE elven eco Use BI
SURRaied ioe onsen elienns 3,175
OWA CAMS) oe! es <0! 9,452
GONCHS ei jamenis iuaiie ee itle ws 58
MUSSELS WESEASi caaelesn rsiveliteme 45
_
OYSTERS, MARKET:
PUBLIC:
SPRING aveattesstetaerstwotenis 15 19
ASRS te matey aeveiciine 106 104
PRIVATE:
SPRINGS don cous ane 81 114
FAHLS Geo he doso0.6 O 555 827
TOTAL OYSTERS . 2... 757 1,064
SaaS
SCALLOPS:
BAVaredtcercues Weeetrsnay cis wr 982 766
SEAVMio may Sucaueunsites foaichne 4,813 3,051
SQUID ENE teem ociesp in iseretont 1,427 99
TURTLES:
WOGGERHEADY cio 8blccc', tee (1) (1)
SNABPERU Se tele een eer Ths uu
UNGEASS RINEDM >See aa 2 (1)
TOTAL SHELLFISH, ETC. Ga 260 15,715
GRAND TOTAL.» ... 147,462 12, 387 160, 440 43, 365 | 385 48,049 355,651 | 24,681

1/ LESS THAN S500 POUNDS OR $500.

NOTE: --STATISTICS ON THE CATCH ARE SHOWN IN ROUND (LIVE) WEIGHT EXCEPT FOR SHELL MOLLUSKS, CLAMS, CONCHS,
MUSSELS, AND OYSTERS ARE REPORTED IN WEIGHT OF TOTAL MEATS; SCALLOPS, IN WEIGHT OF EDIBLE MEATS.

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187

CATCH OF CERTAIN SHELLFISH, 1965
NUMBER’ AND BUSHELS

SPECJES NEW YORK NEW JERSEY
CRABS: QUANTI TY VALUE QUANTITY VALUE
BLUE:
HARD a Serene sete NUMBER cS 5 2, 172, 720 $96, 263
SOPimAND: PEE IEEIRI Sv efener te) tele dO = - 132, 396 8,607
ROS 6 o o nO O05 0 00 6 DO - - 181, 202 2,231
CLAMS;
HARD: U. S. STANDARD
FURLIC oo o 6 ob oO OG BUSHELS 282, 735 $3, 096, 152 187, 000 858, 718
RRIMVATIERE Mo ep piee te ee ey at DO 212,901 2,053, 421 320 1, 440
RV4RG 6 6-0 0 6 0 G0 0-0-6 00 331 1,526 - -
SOFT, PUBLIC . oo G00 DO 12,847 66, 540 2,809 14, 020
SURF eect what vel kate DO 88, 544 126, 783 2, 488, 624 3,047,857
CONGHS Marte) Uap eh eed a ain DO 2, 860 9,669 9, 205 48, 526
MUSSELS ae SEAUNa fo Als) aie os hile DO 29,531 44,813 110 550
OYSTERS, MARKET:
PUBLIC:
SPRIINGOT§ 10 Be fe te lee is) = DO 248 2,876 2,103 15, 850
FAL 6 6 0:6 6 600 0160 dO 5, 820 42, 524 10, 980 57, 383
PRIVATE:
SPRINGS o 6 oo 000 805 DO 5, 170 59, 364 7,067 54, 549
PANU 6:50 &@ 6 6 a.0 0-4 3 fo DO 15, 340 217, 716 63, 569 585,855
SCALLOPS;
EWG 6 0 oo Oo 6 oO 6 6 06 DO 147,673 721,497 14,690 45, 000
Sachi her Gone bene Sees ery DO 486, 192 1,898, 374 316, 050 1, 152, 792
= ae SSS
SPECIES DELAWARE TOTAL
CRABS: QUANTITY VALUE QUANTITY. VALUE
BLUE;
HARD Wte sable Tatar noe an rors NUMBER 1, 309, 440 $42, 436 3, 482, 160 $138,719
S OFiANDEREGIUER {hy siretsljrcstie bo 48, 000 4,820 180, 396 13, 427
NOUN o.olo 0 a0 Oo oo 0 60 DO - - 181, 202 2,231
CLAMS;
HARD: U. S. STANDARD
FUEBILIG 5 Go Gvo 0 6°90 0 5 BUSHELS 43,013 176, 561 512, 748 4,131,431
FARIMWAUES 0: 60,0: 6! O OG. 6 DO 2,412 7,836 215,633 2,062, 697
RYVAOIRo o--5 0 5 0 0.0 @ 8 oO 6 DO - - 331 1,526
SOPFIp FUBLIG so 6 bo ob dO - = 15,656 80, 560
SUT 9 -0.-6.°6. 6:°0 WO, O.6, dO! Oo DO - - 2,577, 168 3,174,640
CONGIS 5 oo o.G 6 6 6 5 Oa 6 DO - - 12,065 58,195
(MUESELS, SHEN 16 od cio 0 o o 6 DO - - 29,641 45, 363
OYSTERS, MARKET:
PUBLIC:
STRING o 6-6 6 6 on 0/0 a 6 DO - - Zool 18, 726
CAL gh een a eed Sere DO 1, 108 4, 400 17, 908 104, 307
PRIVATE;
SAMING o 56 co GS oo G oo 6 DO - - V2 eSr, 113,913
FAL 6 6 oo 60 0.0 Oo Sie DO 3,985 23,600 82,894 827,171
SCALLOPS:
cVNfal io dock eres Bel Sea a eee DO z x 162, 363 766, 497
SEA\ iets 6p bo 5 6 Op 5 DO = - 802, 242 3,051, 166
NOTE:--THE CAPACITY OF A U.S. STANDARD BUSHEL 1S 2,150.4 CUBIC INCHES.
AVERAGE WEIGHTS OF CERTAIN SHELLFISH, 1965
SPEC] ES NEW YORK NEW JERSEY DELAWARE
CRABS: QUANTITY QUANTITY QUANTITY
BLUE:
WAND 5 6 ip o-oo Ob bod NUMBER PER POUND - 2.40 2.40
SORmlANDH REELER i <0.) re ae DO - 4.00 4.00
ROS ooo 0 So Geo D oho DO - 3.01 -
CLAMS;
HARD: LBS, MEATS PER
(UEC oh a%o 6 Oo 66°60 U. S. STANDARD BUSHEL 12.00 10.00 8.00
FARIVAUES ooo G@ 5 oo 0 5 DO 12.00 10.00 8.00
WV4RG Giolp 0 9 OO Oo OO XD DO 16.00 - =
SOUS UAWIC 5 6.6.6 G5 alo DO 16.00 12.00 =
SUF 6 o-0 6 6 GG 06 98 0 2 DO 17.00 17,00 o
CONG! 6 0.0 obo: 4 65-4 66 DO 15.00 20.00 =
MUSSEUSSESEACureas-miome-ih ine iolure dO 10.00 10.00 -
OYSTERS, MARKET:
PUBLIC;
STRING! ¢) boa 6-6 So 46 DO 7.50 6.00 -
PAY oa ome a 5 ‘0 Dio Od DO 7.50 5,00 6.50
PRIVATE:
SMM o 6 oo 6 05 0 0 0 DO 7.50 6.00 =
PFINGG 6 bao 8 0) 6 oO oo ipJe) 7.50 6.50 6.75
SCALLOPS;
Yio 6 6,6 Bio oo Gad dio bo 6.00 6.50 -
SEAR mrite 5 6 Oasp DO | 6.00 6.00 =

NOTE: --THE CAPACITY OF A U.S, STANDARD BUSHEL 1S 2,150.4 CUB)C INCHES.

188

MIDDLE ATLANTIC FISHERIES

ITEM

PENNSYLVANIA
AND DELAWARE

NEw YORK

ANCHOVY PASTE, CANNED... .
BUFFALOF ISH, SMOKED
BUTTERFISH, SMOKED.
CARP, SMOKED. ...
CHUBS, SMOKED .
COD:
FNUUETS sy ERESHe sep setter loinc
SPECIALTIES:
FROZEN (BREADED
COOKED CAKES). . . «
CANNED (CAKES). . « ©

SALTED. « «
SMOKED. « «
EELS, SMOKED.
FLOUNDER:
FILLETS:
FRESH OR FROZEN . « « «
BREADED AND COOKED,
EROZENWenecmemremletrem ely.

SPECIALTIES, FROZEN

(BREADED WHOLE, STUFFED)
HADDOCK:
FILLETS:
FRESH WeureWieitomeinenioin ike
BREADED AND COOKED,
ROZENDiemctkeitonieislite
SMOKED sah eicmemmeuretretenenre
HAKE FILLETS, FRESH». ©
HERRING, SEA:

SPECIALTIES (CURED AND
REFRIGERATED, BISMARKS,
Eyleae Galsio o-6%0) 6

SALTED AND PICKLED. . .

SMOKED smreitenemrenieeomente

LUMPFISH CAVIAR, CANNED .

MACKEREL:
SATEDN (FiLBETS) Sie ketene
SMOKED, . «

MENHADEN:
MEAL AND SCRAP. « « « « «
ONE.

SOLUBLES. . . °
PADDLEFISH, SMOKED. « « eo
POLLOCK FIJLLETS, FRESH. .
SABLEFISH, SMOKED . « « o
SALMON ;

CAVIAR, CANNED. « « « « «

SMOKED Smioiiewiomreiicsteiecmente
SHAD:
FILLETS, FRESH (BONED), .
SMOKED. . «
STURGEON:
CAVIAR, CANNED. « « « « e

SMOKED wom eiouseihelt<iMehesite
TUNA:
SPECIALTIES:
FROZEN (PIES AND WITH
NOODUES)Ntcieiemeles
CANNED (WITH NOODLES) .

WHITEFISH:
CANNED:

SMOKED.
WHITING,

Onde 020=0
eee ee
eee ee
eaniehicnre
Sife teers
ee eee

SMOKED

SEE FOOTNOTE AT END

OF TABLE.

QUANTITY VALUE QUANT QUANTITY VALUE
STANDARD
CASES (1) (1) - - 5 o
POUNDS 132, 200 $102,050 - - - -
00 - - - - (1) (1)
DO (1) (1) 1 1 - -
DO 3,514,000 | 2,507,500 1 1 (1) (1)
D0 1,812,110 941,857 1 (1) (1) (1)
pO (1) (4) 1 (1) 1,427, 466 $463, 723
STANDARD
CASES - - 1 1 oS 5
POUNDS 1 1 1 1 a 2
ine) 1 1 = = 5 fe
DO 108,000 101,150 1) (1) = a
D0 3,609,372 | 2,163,995 1) (4 (1) (1)
DO (1) (1) 1) (1 (1) (1)
bo ¥ e 1) (1) = z
DO 522,390 287,014 (1) (1 (1) (1)
00 1 1 a = 6
0) 1 1 - - - =
pO 1 1 os = D
DO 1,193,796 667, 658 - - -
D0 300, 478 152, 807 - - (1) (1)
ne) 29,350 10,595 - - -
STANDARD
CASES (1) (1) - = = 3
POUNDS = 2 - - (1) (1)
pO (1) (1) = - - -
TONS (1) (1) (1) (1) (1 (1)
1,000
POUNDS 1 1 1 1 1 1
TONS 1 1 1 1 1 4
POUNDS 1 1 = o i 2
DO 1 1 - - - o
po 1,897,700 | 1,343,300 (1) (1) (4 (1
STANDARD
CASES 5,494 506, 927 - = = =
POUNDS | 8,132,100 |13,079, 900 (1) (1) G) (
DO - - - - 1 1
DO 29,500 9, 800 - - 1 1
STANDARD
CASES (1) (1) - - 1 -
POUNDS | 1,211,300 | 2,283,500 (1) (1) 1 (4
DO (1) (1) - - - -
STANDARD
CASES - - - - (1) (1)
D0 - - (1) (1) a 3
iD) 1,799 149, 850 - - - -
POUNDS (1) (1) = = = Be
pO 1,972,300 | 1,678,000 (1) (1) (1) (1)
00 185, 000 67, 750 196, 000 $78,750 - -

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PROCESSED FISHERY PRODUCTS, 1965 - Continued

MIDDLE ATLANTIC FISHERIES

189

ITEM

CRABS, BLUE:
SPECIALTIES:
FROZEN (CAKES, CUTLETS,
BEVAMEDS EMC) me murene
CANNED (NEWBURG AND
SISQUE 5 0 0.0 0 6 40

MEAL AND SCRAP. .... -
LOBSTERS, NORTHERN:
SPECIALTIES:
FROZEN [Roeeneren ics) 6
CANNED (NEWBURG AND
BISQUE) Mremremententet ole

SHRIMP:
FROZEN:
MEAT, COOKED, PEELED
AND DEVEINED... .
BREADED, RAW... 26 «
SPECIALTIES:
FRESH COCKTAILS
(REFRIGERATED)... .
FROZEN (DINNERS,
BURGERS, SAUCES, ETC.)
CANNED (CHOWDERS,
BISQUE, CREOLE, ETC.).

CLAMS, SURF AND HARD:
FRESH AND FROZEN:
SUCKED aepemretNeieiteaioune
SPECIALTIES (CAKES,
TANGS, STICKS,
BREADED, ETC.). » « «
CANNED:
WHOLE AND MINCED. « « «

CHOWDER AND JUICE « « e
SPECIALTIES (BISQUE,
SAUCES, AND IN SHELL).
CONCH MEAT:
FRESH AND FROZEN. « « « «
GANNEDs\meprence etter tcatettonre

MUSSELS, SEA:

SPECIALTIES:
FRESH AND FROZEN (IN
SAUCE) MemenioicireMeneeles
CANNED (WHOLE & BISQUE)

OYSTERS:

FRESH AND FROZEN:
SHUGKED i eerenre terme ieidlentve
BREADED ismimremeierrcercnrs

SPECIALTIES:
FROZEN fates AND STEWS).
CANNED (BISQUE AND
SIEo bo ono. 6 ome

SHELL GRIT AND LIME . « «
SCALLOPS:
BAY aSHUGKED sire cetleiieisie) ds
SEA, BREADED, RAW AND
COOKED stem teinertomtemciteuie
SPECIALTIES:
FROZEN (DINNERS). . « «
CANNED (IN SAUCES). .

SQUID:
SPECIALTIES, FROZEN (IN
TOMATO SAUCE). . © o « «
CANNEDSettemmerkentehectkerkeuee

SEE FOOTNOTES AT END OF TABLE.

POUNDS -
STANDARD
CASES -
TONS -
POUNDS -

STANDARD
CASES -

POUNDS -
DO (1)
DO (1)
DO (1)

STANDARD
CASES -

GALLONS] 163,150

POUNDS 810, 290

STANDARD
CASES ‘3
DO

DO -

POUNDS (1)
STANDARD
CASES (1)

POUNDS -
STANDARD
CASES (1)

GALLONS (1)
POUNDS -
DO .
STANDARD

CASES -
TONS -

GALLONS 98, 845
POUNDS (1)

DO (1)
STANDARD
CASES -

POUNDS (1)
STANDARD
CASES (1)

QUANTITY

NEW YORK

$394,070

248,153

(1)
(1)

(CONTINUED ON NEXT

NEW JERSEY

249, 650

1,746,876
51,920

408, 353
793,379
(1)
(1)
(1)

10,612
180, 390

(1)

QUANTITY

VALUE

$160,149

3,882, 969
43,040

4,787,863

4,925, 627
(1)
(1)
(1)

(1)
(1)

915,168
356,590

1
1
90, 202

108,722

PENNSYLVANIA
AND DELAWARE

QUANTITY

VALUE

4,333, 493 |$2, 684, 356

()

8,671

(1)

50, 859

(1)

(1)
1,699, 992
609, 295

(1)

MIDDLE ATLANTIC FISHERIES

190
PROCESSED FISHERY PRODUCTS, 1965 - Continued
[
PENNSYLVANIA
ITEM NEW YORK NEW JERSEY AND GELWARe
aie, ; QUANTITY VALUE QUANTITY
STEAKS, FROZEN, RAW. . « » POUNDS - - (4 = -
CANNED:
MEAT Us cyte © 6) eee STANDARD
CASES - - 1 =
SPECIALTIES. « 2 so a DO - 1 (1)
Ol boob DO OO 0.000 Ipod)
POUNDS - - (4 =
UNCLASSIFIED:
FRESH AND FROZEN, PACKAGED
FISH:
STICKS, BREADED:
AWSiMeici tteicnTchtciiim omen POUNDS, {3} 1 {} (1) (1)
COOKED Ramemetemepenene DO 1 1 1 11,125,789 |$4, 403,872
PORTIONS:
RNG 6: Grdllo’d bd 610 DO 1 1 1 1 (1) (1)
COOKED Re Womer ren remomreie DO 1 1 1 1 10,095,557 | 3,786,289
UNBREADED. . 2 se o © DO 1 1 1 1 522,129 181, 906
FISH AND SHELLFISH... « DO 8,969,536 |$6,098, 910 10,842, 854 $8,889,844 | 6,317,612 | 3,402,833
CANNED:
GEFILTEFISH. . « » © « » STANDARD
CASES (1) (1) 253, 632 4,248, 156 - -
OTHERS sa ciitelfol oukeuloire DO 275,428 | 3,813,152 63, 678 1,021,354 195,770 | 1,995, 233
CURED Smepiemoixenrelcnicmely oilemmE ROUNDS 224, 630 146,372 1,406, 500 1,480,700 | 2,407,500 | 2,828,000
INDUSTRIAL ey eure ten cnrenente - - 1,844, 508 - 3,152,520 - 1,055,055
WOW: oo 626.016 0F0 - 39, 439,001 - 34,141,654 - 23, 707, 608
1/ INCLUDED WITH UNCLASSIFIED FISH AND SHELLFISH.
NOTE: --SOME PRODUCTS MAY HAVE BEEN MANUFACTURED FROM RAW PRODUCTS IMPORTED FROM ANOTHER STATE OR A FOREIGN
COUNTRY; THEREFORE, THEY CANNOT BE CORRELATED DIRECTLY WITH THE CATCH WITHIN THE STATE. CERTAIN ITEMS ARE

SHOWN IN INTERMEDIATE AND ALSO IN A MORE ADVANCED STAGE OF PROCESSING,

SUMMARY OF PROCESSED PRODUCTS, 1965

(THOUSANDS OF DOLLARS)

PACKAGED:
FRESH . .
FROZEN. . . .

CANNED. . .

CURED Eeiteitte 2

INDUSTRIAL. . ©

ee ee

eile} fe) 0
ee eo ee
ere) (olen:
ee eo ee
@) enene ce
ejue! ie) elie
omlerie) Kents
eo eee
see oe
eee ee
oe o'0°0 0
eee ee
oO00 00
ee eee

TOTAL

NEW YORK. . ..

NEW UERSEY:. (0 casey. spc ers aetras beara a Oe aE Ean
PENNSYLVANIA sts Sic cle types pes ai sem nasa ase aU na cet Pea
DEWAWARE ais! bet uaqva caller temcts Saree remains ease ant ayaa

WOU ONO coo OO 00! 0 0 080 8a, O),0NO. 01 0..0:)0,0 \DO 0

WHOLESALING AND

NEW
YORK

PROCESSING, 1965

PENN=
SYLVANIA

NEW
JERSEY

ITEM DELAWARE TOTAL

NUMBER

NUMBER NUMBER NUMBER

WHOLESALING AND PROCESSING

ESTABLISHMENTS aprem cn cisieenicieeeelite 113 19 488
PERSONS ENGAGED:
AVERAGE FOR SEASON, .... « « 2,132 402 6,787
AVERAGE FOR YEAR. . «+ «ss « 1,819 345 6,008

ITEM

F ] SHERMEN:
ON VESSELS. . . e »
ON BOATS AND SHORE:
REGULAR . 2 » « «
CASUAL. 6 - « « «

TOTAL « » » « «

VESSELS, MOTOR. « « «
GROSS TONNAGE...

BOATS:
MOTOR - 2» «ee © e
OTHER

GEAR:
NUMBER. . 2 « 2 « e
LENGTH, YARDS .. .
YARDS AT MOUTH. ..

ITEM

F |SHERMENs:
ON VESSELS. ....
ON BOATS AND SHORE:
REGULARS.) .) se
CASUAL. © « « « «

TOTAL » « © © «

VESSELS, MOTOR. « © «
GROSS TONNAGE...
BOATS, MOTOR. « « © o
GEAR:
NUMBER. . . © « « e
SQUARE YARDS. « « «

ITEM

FISHERMEN:
ON VESSELS. . « « ~
ON BOATS AND SHORE:
REGULAR 2. 6 + « «
CASUAL. . « « « «

TOTAL « » e «© ©

VESSELS, MOTOR. . « «
GROSS TONNAGE .. .
BOATS:
MOTOR « «6 ee =
OTHER. . « « « © e
GEAR:
NUMBER. . «+ » ee +
YARDS AT MOUTH. 2. .
HOOKS OR BAITS. . .

ITEM

FISHERMEN:
ON VESSELS. . « « -
ON BOATS AND SHORE:
REGULAR . « « « e
CASUAL. 2 « - = «

TOTAL». 2 2

VESSELS, MOTOR. ee
GROSS TONNAGE « o «
BOATS:
MOTOR . 2 2 ee we
OTMERMemroltes|Melietre
GEAR:
NUMBER. 2 «6 0 «© « «
YARDS AT MOUTH. «2 ©

263-707 O - 67 - 13

MIDDLE ATLANTIC FISHERIES

191
OPERATING UNITS BY GEAR, 1965
PURSE OTTER TRAWLS FYKE AND
SEINES, HOOP NETS,
NUMBER NUMBER NUMBER NUMBER NUMBER
15 a
13 4
1 12
16
14
56
POTS AND TRAPS GILL NETS
ANCHOR
me SI ae aera
STAKE
NUMBER NUMBER NUMBER NUMBER NUMBER NUMBER
- 6 24 2 5 4
1 - 27 13 2 10
9 a 32 23 59 4
S 3 12 = 2
z 51 174 & 17
15 = 45 26 29 7
506 2,350 8,675 51 29 9
= = c 72, 827 94, 822 15, 200
LINES HARPOONS, ae DREDGES
LONG OR SET | SWORDFISH aun OYSTER,
WITH HOOKS COMMON
NUMBER NUMBER NUMBER NUMBER NUMBER
= 25 = 101 34
2
36
9
382
1
16
22
DREDGES = TOTAL
‘AK DUPLI-
NUMBER NUMBER NUMBER NUMBER NUMBER
193 = = = 913
276 15 542 385 978
435 © 1,293 938 2,892
904 15 1,835 1,323 4,783
17 = = 5 238
1, 806 - = = 11,455
376 15 997 1,013 2,416
& oO 35 25 119
1,162 15 1,835 1,323 a
1,252 = z 3 z

192

SPECIES

ALEWIVES. .
ANGLERF ISH.
BLUEFISH. .
BONITO. . .
BUTTERF ISH.
CARR. « « «
CATFISH. .
CODE ie. it- ace
EELS:
COMMON. . 2 « 6 © © © 2
CONGER. . « « «= © © «
FLOUNDERS;
BLACKBACK .
REUK ER ements
GRAY SOLE .

elcelliej ies ie}ie) (elie
ec ee ee
elselelielrey ie
eee oe ee
eielieselrelteelre
eliefie telrelne te
O30 0-000"
eee © eo ee

YELLOWTA IL
HADDOCK . .
HAKE:

REDifeih ofieitslivoins

WHIT ESettettioiitotre
HERRING, SEA. .
KING WHITING OR "K
MACKEREL. . . « ©
MENHADEN,
POELEOCKGieuelte
SCUP OR PORGY
SEA BASS. . .
SEABROBIINI. Wena telte
SEA TROUT OR WEAKF IS
SHAD irene etre
SHARKS:

GRAYEAISHS: ole 6 «0 te

UNCLASSIFIED. .
SIIEVERSIIDESE cients:
SKATES tretnesttat«
STRIPED BASS. .
STURGEON, COMMON
SUCKERS Seietes
SWELLFISH . «
TAUTOGAiereje. 1
TERS Hl Sionme!

ee eee
ee eee
0 D080 0
oikel iene

0000 0c

epenietiellelite,

ee ee
ajpeliediom@ei--letlalts

n
OOD OG 0 Seq 00

» GRAY

WHITE PERCH

WHITING. .

UNCLASSIFIED:
FOR FOOD. . eee
BAIT, REDUCTION, AND

OOO OM O-0n bro
Opleged eel tetleMeiettar i.
ee ee ee we we woe
Oi epedieniejNe! eMemeleillc
a; ce) 0 pelieine! eholeteliens
moo coon Oop GO

ANIMAL FOOD. ..
LOBSTERS, NORTHERN.
SCALLOPS, SEA .. .
SQUID . «2 « 2 © e

ARO 55 DAO. OGG: :O 45

SPECIES

ALEWIVES. .
BLUEFISH. .
BONITO. . e
BUTTERFISH,
CARP. 2.
CATFISH . .
EELS, COMMON
FLOUNDERS:
BLACKBACK . .
RRUK Ewes ars
HERRING, SEA.
KING WHITING OR
MACKEREL. ss
MENHADEN. 2. we
SCUP OR PORGY . .
SEAVBASS ie stisuions
SEAS ROBINS ctl catsiteliowys
SEA TROUT OR WEAKFISH, GRAY
SHAD iesaremesy stones

eee ec ee
eye Jehelie) le

io asvelceme.
CriedeNeiretere
eee ee oe
eee. .eie! iene

NGFISH"

MIDDLE ATLANTIC FISHERIES

NEW YORK - CATCH BY GEAR, 1965

HAUL SEINES,
COMMON

POUNDS
2,500

233, 400

2, 700
600

140, 800
576, 800
500

POUND NETS,

FISH

POUNDS VALUE
108,700 | $16,452
11, 200 1,540
68, 600 8,017
120,400 | 17,949
45,000 2,377
16,700 3,799
254, 800 5,354
4,100 622
13, 500 1,850
326, 400 6,793
799,400} 79,188
1,900 424
66, 300 1,473
10,400 1,965
10,400 1, 254

(CONTINUED ON

PURSE SEINES,
MENHADEN

POUNDS

VALUE

29,813,000 | $410,609

FYKE AND HOOP

NETS, FISH
POUNDS VALUE

21, 100 $865
800 40

800 133

6, 200 330

Uo DO vo Ye Wo
O° 0-0-0 DD oe Dep

NEXT PAGE)

697,100

157, 700

200
9,100

2,174, 600
2,412, 600

21,800
3,596, 500
13, 800

666, 600

3, 291, 700
256, 900

78,210,800
74, 800

1,100
960, 900

POUNDS

71,300

EEL

OTTER TRAWLS

114,816
548, 267

2, 362
257, 000
1, 956

20,990
64
474
110
6,059

158, 312
25,690
513, 665
39, 667

715
65,112

POTS AND TRAPS

VALUE

$10,529

POUNDS

POUNDS

143, 500

LOBSTER

FISH

VALUE

VALUE

$31,758

MIDDLE ATLANTIC FISHERIES

193

NEW YORK - CATCH BY GEAR, 1965 - Continued

POUND NETS, POTS AND TRAPS

FISH

FYKE AND HOOP
NETS, FISH

SPECIES

POUNDS VA POUNDS

21,900
4, 200

SHARKS, GRAYF ISH.
SILVERSIDES . .

STRIPED BASS, . ....e-e 3, 700 - - - -
SUCKERS ey rei ic: ©) ie) elie ei ie = Es 3 = aa
SWELLFISH . . o's se ew s 383, 000 - - = =
UNRCES SG Boo ob 6 oo 0 11,900 - - - o
TOMCOD. « « 2 2 © © © ww = o o = 2
TUNA:

BLUEFIN. . 600

(LUUz6! 6 a 19, 100

WHITE PERCH .
WHITING...
UNCLASSIFIED,
SQUID Memmi

3, 300
45, 900
22,200
13, 100

emeleniel: sic)
ee ee wee
Oo 0 0-0
UU 0-0 UD
UU OD. B
tO 0-0 0-0

eo Te eee
So
- Deeee

TOTAL. «© « o

2, 386, 700

POTS AND TRAPS =
CONTINUED
SPECIES

LOBSTER

POUNDS POUNDS

VALUE POUNDS

BLUES SH mei reitomisielitsiteures ie 2 - 114,700 | $17,362 226,300 | $34,227
CARRPWetiet hele: ele! leucine \« - - 1,100 Isis) -
CATFISH « 2 2 + « O On0°9 = - 2,500 370 -
MENHADEN. ... 2 2 e ee ow = - 5
SEAMBASS simomael teliieicMtel vomten 6 11, 900 , 633 -
SEA TROUT OR WEAKFISH, GRAY - - 2,391
Shs 5 G00 0-050 10 oo - - $10,181 -
STRIPED BASS. OO 06540 - - 122 5,734
STURGEON, COMMON. . . « « eo = > -
WHINERRERCH I esiemer tei teiiel Us! = - -
UNCLASSIFIED, FOR FOOD. . . - - 1,220
LOBSTERS, NORTHERN. . Gq 6 317, 700

TOTAL. ». «© » we ew «©

LINES

LONG OR SET
WITH HOOKS

SPECIES HARPOONS SPEARS

BLUEFISH. .
BONITO... .
CATFISH...
COD atc.
EELS, COMMON.
FLOUNDERS:
BLACKBACK
FLUKE . «
HAKE, RED
MACKEREL.
POLLOCK .
SHARKS:
GRAYFISH. . . «
UNCLASSIFIED. .
STRIPED BASS, . .
SWORDFISH... «
TAU TOG iremeticneel c
TUNA, BLUEFIN . .
UNCLASSIFIED, FOR

$10, 933

158
1, 946

eo 8
O10: G;.0:.0
eee ee
eee ee
see ee
PO O00
oe eee
efenientee
ee eee

eee es ow
ee ee ew we
Ue UU 0p

WOES G50 6) 0'G-0 0

435,600 65, 296 229, 300 41,262 39,800 (es ees

(CONTINUED ON NEXT PAGE)

13, 037

MIDDLE ATLANTIC FISHERIES

194

NEW YORK - CATCH BY GEAR, 1965 - Continued

DREDGES
CLAM OYSTER, COMMON

SPECIES
SCALLOP

POUNDS VALUE POUNDS POUNDS VALUE
GB) 6 o.G16.0 64-01 0.040, 6 - - 300 $45
FLOUNDERS:

BUAGKBACKatewcntemcinenien telite - 845

FUE 6 68666 Glane.o. a - 3,030

VERUOWTA Sue iveetenvemten tents - 5,335
LOBSTERS, NORTHERN. . 2. - 768
CLAMS:

HARD, PRIVATE » «+ so 2,554,700 |$ 2,053,421 2

SURF S’.6 0.060 0 o%000'0 1,491, 600 125,598 - = 3
CONCHS. . . 6 dco 6 - - 42,900 $9, 669 =
OYSTERS, MARKET, “PRIVAT

GRINS. o Gos ao 06 38, 800 59, 364 ©

FAlLS Isis nemmouneuiey rentcunoumerate 115,000 217,716 -
SCALLOPS:

GY Go GG 6050.00.06 - 886, 000 721,497

NGS. avante Gus OOo 2, 916,000 1,897,659

MOMAL s\ Neuije! cejiie) (elicits) ie

4,046, 300 2,179,019 196, 700 286, 749 3, 908, 100

TONGS

OYSTER OTHER

POUNDS POUNDS VALUE POUNDS

2,629,179

SPECIES RAKES

CLAMS:
HARD, PUBLIC. ©
RAZORI site 6 6
SOFT, PUBLIC. .

1,982,100 | $1,809,157 1,410,700 {$1,286,995
O 5,300 1,526
- 205, 500 66, 540
= 13,600 1,185
= 295, 300 44°813

GUFS 6lol6 ldo

MUSSELS, SEA... .

OYSTERS, MARKET, PUB
SPRINGeHreseuiee ©
BAUS cr mara spacae

ee ee
a

oe Fee eo oe
se Ore see

TOA We rerveitejon ehiehion ie 1,401,059

MIDDLE ATLANTIC FISHERIES, 1965

DELAWARE DELAWARE

3.7%

<

of aE
“> -INEW JERSEY :
45.1% i

355,951,000 pounds : $24,681,000

MIDDLE ATLANTIC FISHERIES

NEW JERSEY
OPERATING UNITS BY GEAR, 1965

195

PURSE SEINES BEAM
TRAWLS,
MENHADEN TUNA SHR IMP
NUMBER ‘NUMBER NUMBER NUMBER
FISHERMEN:
ONBVESSEIUSaicuretaetts icin yts 42 47 -
ON BOATS AND SHORE:
REGULAR 2. 2. « «© «© oo © o 3
CASUALS o 5 66 6 BO 6
TUL) 6 6°00 00 6-0
VESSEESaaMOTOReiten rel tcitel tenes
GROSS TONNAGE . . . « « « =

BOATS:

MOCK ¢ Ga oo O00 00 3

GOMER 66006000500 -
GEAR:

NUMBER ar cmioifeietollcionton lenis 3

HENGTHSEVARDSipcusincy eyes
YARDS AT MOUTH.

OTTER TRAWLS FYKE AND
ITEM HOOP NETS,
FISH LOBSTER FISH
NUMBER NUMBER NUMBER ‘NUMBER NUMBER
F |SHERMEN: = Banas
ONIVESSEIES aroun erro imtcmtclitomts 501 122 1
ON BOATS AND SHORE:
REGUUAR Mote eiicitel cin eine 11
CASUALS G do %o\0 6-5 6 1
TOTARRAE SEs anasto —— 13
VESSELS, MOTOR. .....s 8 1
GROSS TONNAGE... .. « 63 8
BOATS:
MOTORMemtshucUnepeayotcinistar sles 4 7} 12
Oud 6.5.00 015-0 0100 4 2 >
GEAR:
NUMBER) mromielrelitcunct oon tele 6 39 36
YARDS AT MOUTH. « « «© « «© = = =
ea: Sere AND TRAPS
ITEM
| ARMECRABY Toh eink: SL el eee Sti aa LOBSTER TURTLE
‘NUMBER NUMBER ‘NUMBER NUMBER NUMBER
F 1 SHERMEN:
ONIVESSEUS Pi eeieimemisires (cl. > 12 -
ON BOATS AND SHORE:
REGUPAR@ ciicnrelteiici@et tsi! 7 -
CASUA wrentomiomiericiel cine - 11
WESSELS sm MOORemieiisn veluel ep fe 6 =
GROSS TONNAGE . 2 « © © « “s - ab 67 -
BOATS:
MOTOR emreimetonkelesttct etn site 50 21 19 7, 8
OMMERM sureties) elie) fell-e3 ene - 1 - - 3
GEAR, NUMBER. « « © © o «© « 3,927 640 17, 200 2,795 142

ANCHOR,
SET OR
STAKE

NUMBER

NUMBER

FISHERMEN:
ONEVESSELS ueriremenes sare 49 us
ON BOATS AND SHORE:
RECULAR 5ia!o 6 of6 od 9 39 26

CASUAL. 2 « eo es © oo
WOUWNE G6 oo OO OD

10

VESSELS SuMOTORemrelnemtcnmenien rs 23

GROSS TONNAGE . 2. woe 353 102
BOATS; (MOMORMIS Scie ee - 27 14,
GEAR:

NUMBERS sicicscw Gere sae 50 22

SQUARE YARDS... 1 we 359, 992 167,312

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196

MIDDLE ATLANTIC FISHERIES

NEW JERSEY - OPERATING UNITS BY GEAR, 1965 - Continued

1TEM

FISHERMEN:
ON VESSELS. . .
ON BOATS AND SHORE:
REGULAR «2 « « « «
CASUAL. 2 2 6 © «

TOTAL . « « «

VESSELS; (MOTOR: (cp. *
GROSS TONNAGE .. .
BOATS:
MOTOR . «2. 2 « « «
OMBER Mes jer te) el vefi is tle
GEAR:
NUMBER. « © - elie
HOOKS OR BAITS. ee

ITEM

FISHERMEN:
ONBVESSELS iremehieuns:
ON BOATS AND SHORE:

REGULAR... «
CASUAL. « 6 2 « «

TOTAL 2 2 «© © ©

VESSELS, MOTOR. . « «
GROSS TONNAGE .. .«
BOATS, MOTOR. » « = o
GEAR:
NUMBER. 2. 2 2s se
YARDS AT MOUTH. . .

ITEM

FISHERMEN:
ON VESSELS. ..
ON BOATS AND SHORE:
REGULAR . 2 « « e
CASUAL. 6 « © «

TOTAL « « « © «

VESSELS, MOTOR. .. .
GROSS TONNAGE . .
BOATS:
MOTOR 2. 2 se eo
OMHER veteresize) ce (et elke
GEAR, NUMBER. . « « e

HAND TROLL

NUMBER

. 24

. v

NUMBER

OYSTER

NUMBER

° us

LINES

LONG
OR SET
WITH HOOKS

NUMBER: NUMBER

DREDGES

CLAM CONCH CRAB MUSSEL OYSTER,
COMMON

NUMBER NUMBER

Zl 9
140 165
- 19

NUMBER

a Sng

NUMBER

NUMBER NUMBER
2 231

13

3

1 32

13 901

- 8
1 72

3 72

NUMBER NUMBER

HARPOONS

NUMBER

5

SCALLOP
NUMBER

532

197
103

832

51
4,414
170

598
771

TOTAL,

EXCLUSIVE

OF DUPLI-
CATION

NUMBER

MIDDLE ATLANTIC FISHERIES

197

NEW JERSEY - CATCH BY GEAR, 1965

PURSE SE|NES

HAUL SEINES,
COMMON

SPECIES

POUNDS.

POUNDS

AILEWINESktotmeuvenren miei celitesicine 9, 100 = a
BIUERISHbsie Wile renege eo sec - - -

EON! Go Geo kenocsanced - - -

GAR Pavey an anime Leer ty Saez 155, 900 2 = 5
CAUPIEHL co 0 5nd. OroloNG p 20, 000 = - =
DRUMMBBUACKt os toreuss ie ce: eb - - - -
FLOUNDERS, BLACKBACK ... . 9,500 = = e
HERRIINGSESEAME Mean enencne = = = =
MENHADEN Hew eye itaioterieaist 6 - 67, 283, 500 |$1, 110, 176 -
MULWESTP ay day coset lemcgloreet ec 29,400 = 5
SCUPRORMPORGYEIE EOE cen nione = 3 =
SEA TROUT OR WEAKFISH, GRAY. 300 c i
SHADIpWyevceiicisenisriehios esate: Je 16, 700 = S
STIRIIPEDIBASSH ey ei ey Syien 7,300 = =
TUNABSISUUEEIING ea teu) coeur - = 1,169, 800
WHITEMPERCHS un) ey eeeicen es 52,600 = =

TOTAL. «

BEAM TRAWLS, OTTER TRAWLS
SPECIES SHRIMP.
LOBSTER
POUNDS POUNDS VALUE POUNDS VALUE

AUIS) 6 o og oOo Go 4 - - 117, 200 $12, 266 - -
FONT 5 60 do00un 0 06 - - 300 7 - -
EWG IS o G'6.0\ oa bio 6 - - 930, 600 74, 689 137, 200 $10,618
CDocooodeand band - - 50, 200 7, 256 - -
DRUMSRBLACKetemrouoieelnromtemtente - - 100 5 - -
EELSERCONGER| Menton enttenrelicn iene - - 600 14 - -
FLOUNDERS:

BIACKBACK mtomcurcnbenrcnteminids - - 251, 500 11,577 - -

PUN Z5 6166.0 6 oO G5 - - 2,952, 300 697, 227 611,000 147, 664

GRAVASOMEmremoinmersircare pent: - - 26,000 1,620 - -

WELTOWTAUSteeronvenrerrcicnyemte - - 18, 500 815 - -
HADDOCKioreiieitelremremiedien sure ute - - 200 22 - -
HAKE:

RED 6 Soro'0 G1 0F00 00 - - 614, 600 17, 846 - -

WHINE 6.5 401:6010 6 65-0 - - 32, 500 1,923 12,400 664
HERRIINGSSEAbrmeneen eiireleeite te - - 21,000 657 - -
KING WHITING OR "KINGFISH" , - - 22, 000 2,156 - -
MACKERESMeiranrsjicontetntell siientoite - - 113, 600 16,685 - -
MENKADEN I prepaeiemiemicttomterrene - - 900 23 - -
OGEANNPERCH sire wenronmeraeien sits - - 600 26 - -
ROUNOCKAMemememetncn omens. - - 1,000 71 - -
SCUPTORIPPORGYc ieuse, sc) 0 0) 10 - - 8, 886, 000 870, 855 - -
SEAMBASS aioe Miedee nro serie rte - - 276,400 38,430 8, 300 1, 909
SEA TROUT OR WEAKFISH, GRAY. - - 564, 400 43,056 - -
SND 5 ‘oud oa Olelooo 0 D0 - - 11,200 799 - =
SHARKS:

GRAV al SHiveuysitetectedtonmeererrs - - 300 14 - -

UNGEASSIIGIEDiaivemremtcy co cents - - 800 32 - -
STRIIREOROASSIme emer ecimey acess - - 573,500 126,592 - -
STURGEON, COMMON. ..... - - 11,800 1,828 - -
SvEUUPISKG (oo ob oO lod ooo - - 48, 500 1,704 2 2
SWORD ball Siemmaitcunctnet teen coments - - 100 32 - -
WAUUOS 6 G.0 G0 0 oO aoe - - 5,100 159 - -
VIWERIS o-oo i600 626 oso.6 - - 9,500 619 9,400 487
WHITE RERCH Ss ateueopmen vaNenle) teyae - - 200 21 - -
WHINING on eiueironomrnicnncices care - - 3,709, 900 155,718 - -
UNCLASSIFIED:

FORMROODMeieinenten ew ion sit site - 20, 900 1,044 - -

BAIT, REDUCTION, AND

ANIIMALSIFOODI S86 cra) to - 8,149, 700 61,344 - -
CRABS SaROCKiairemretnonnetreneemients - 11,400 431 48, 300 1,788
LOBSTERS, NORTHERN « « « « e - 161,100 85, 852 757,100 404,631
GRIME. 6 s-o.0,0000 0000 4,600 - - - -
CONCHSiremrepretreinreimemremreinrpmetins - 27,500 7,372 - -
SCAULOPSSNSEACH reurememmeniouteare - 1,600 917 - -
SMlOso 66 6.0 6.01616 6-0 - 453,200 32,736

TOTAL « « «© © © © © © 28,076, 800 2,274,470 1,583,700 567,761

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MIDDLE ATLANTIC FISHERIES

198
NEW JERSEY - CATCH BY GEAR, 1965 - Continued
FYKE AND
SPECI ES WEIRS Soke HOOP NETS,
FISH
POUNDS VALUE POUNDS VALUE POUNDS VALUE
ALEWIVES. 2 A 2 2 12, 400 $496
BLUEFISH. 2 123, 200 $16,812 s :
BONITO. . . 200 50 a i
BUTTERF] SH. 105, 800 8, 490 Z E
CATRISHeeme : zs 2 200 18
DRUM, BLACK . z 1,000 49 3
EELS, COMMON. 7,600 $3, 192 800 115 : é
FLOUNDERS:
BLACKBACK . E " 800 44. 17, 400 1,728
FLUKE . Z 42, 800 8,831 é Z
HAKE, RED | . ; A 5,000 170 : i
HERRING, SEA. ; = = 227, 400 5,003 2 a
KING WHITING OR "KINGEISH 2 : 900 70 3 s
MENHADEN : 3 i 6, 365, 600 139,673 3 z
ROMCER 3 a dee = 2 100 6 Z A
SCUP OR PORGY | S x 49, 000 4,521 g E
SEA BASS, . s 100 25 2 e
SEA TROUT OR WEAKFISH, GRAY i e 8, 600 1, 946 = Z
SHAD . ait fi z 24, 900 2,133 E
SHARKS, GRAYFISH. : : 1; 300 39 : z
SICATIES Eee Z : 500 15 E
STRIPED BASS. . . 2 3 3, 700 586 2
STURGEON, COMMON. : 3, 300 612 = 2
SWELLFISH . é 4, 400 133 E a
TAUTOCE REE E : 3, 300 140 100 4
WHITE PERCH 2 ‘ z 2 28, 600 4, 294
WHITING... E a 1, 500 65 cs 4
UNCLASS! FIED:
FOR FOOD, : é : 300 20 E z
BAIT, REDUCTION AND
ANIMAL FOOD. . : : 783, 800 5,878 : z
CRABS, HORSESHOE. . . 211,600 1, 058 é z E
TURTLES, LOGGERHEAD . = “ 100 10 :
TOTAL. 219, 200 4, 250 7, 758, 400 195, 436 58, 700 6, 540
SPECIES
a POUNDS VALUE POUNDS VALUE POUNDS VALUE
COMMON. cs 2 83, 200 $14, 224. 2 2
CONGER. 3 g S 2 900 $31
GRUNTS. . é : Es P 200 15
HAKE, RED... = i é = 55, 100 1, 404
SCUP OR PORGY . = 3 z 700 61
SEA BASS. z 2 1,851, 200 301, 942
TAUTOG. 2 z é 26, 800 856
UNCLASSIFIED, FOR FOOD. 5 2 a ul 15, 200 367
CRABS:
BLUE:
HARD. 728, 600 $75, 050 : s 2
SOFT. 33, 100 8,607 E a :
ROCK. . 2 z 3 a 500 12
LOBSTERS, NORTHERN. u a 53, 100 37,620
CONCHS. j E 2 100 30
TOTAL. |_761,700 83, 657 83, 200 14, 224 2, 003, 800 342, 338
= el ease
POTS AND TRAPS - CONTINUED GILL NETS
SPECIES
ANCHOR, SET
LOBSTER TURTLE NeHOR SS
POUNDS VALUE POUNDS VALUE POUNDS VALUE
FLOUNDERS, FLUKE. x = : z 100 $20
HAKE, RED . 400 $14 2 e Z s
MENHADEN. |. Bs c x 3 15, 100 302
SCUP OR PORGY . 100 nN = 200 "1
SEA BASS. 500 121 E :
SHAD. . S a 3 = 283, 500 30, 560
STRIPED BASS, a i i 5 31, 400 6, 351
TAUTOG. . . 300 15 z s 2
WHI;TERPERCHRME ee cue ! E q 4, 700 628
UNCLASSIFIED, FOR FOOD. e = = 400 20
LOBSTERS, NORTHERN. 47, 800 34, 283 a 3 = 2
TURTLES, SNAPPER. : g 59, 700 $9, 292 a g
TOTAL. [ 49, 100 3A, 444 59, 700 9, 292 335, 400 37, 892
— SS

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NEXT PAGE)

MIDDLE ATLANTIC FISHERIES

NEW JERSEY - CATCH BY GEAR, 1965 - Continued

SPECJES

LMA oo 6 oo 35.0 0
BLONNTMOs op bo od @ ODO 9
BUTTERF] SH. :
DRUM, BLACK .
HERRING, SEA. . 0
KING WH]T]NG OR "KINGF ISH.
MACKEREL. : 5
MENHADEN. .
SCUP OR PORGY 906
SEA TROUT OR WEAKFI SH, “GRAY
SHADEME ne
SHARKS, UNCLASSIFIED.
STRIPED BASS. . . 0
STURGEON, COMMON.
TUNA;

BLUEFIN .

(Cie
WHITE PERCH .
WHITING . .
UNCLASSIFIED, FOR FOOD.

GILL NETS - CONTINUED

199

DRIFT
RUNAROUND
SHAD OTHER
POUNDS VALUE POUNDS VALUE POUNDS VALUE
© 459, 400 $68, 885 117, 500 $11, 407
S ; 200 5,729 100 16
z = 7, 100 765 200 14
= 1, 000 60 = =
200 4 = <
100 10 200 16
= - 497, 500 49,834 100 8
3, 300 $75 116, 400 2,978 = =
= = 400 26 1, 400 165
200 20 3,000 447 17, 900 3, 780
49, 900 4,491 1, 400 96 4, 900 509
S s 1, 100 36 = -
300 60 2, 400 587 129, 700 25, 139
= c 100 24 100 15
3 = 6, 500 855 3 6
= e = > 300 14
200 30 3, 800 834 = -
o 17, 200 562 = >
ES 1, 200 102 200__| 40

TOTAL.

SPECIES

BLUEFISH.
BONITO. .

CATFISH .

CODNTe
DOLPHIN...

DRUM, BLACK. . .
FLOUNDERS, FLUKE.
HAKE, RED

MACKEREL .

MARLIN. . :

SCUP OR PORGY .

SEA BASS. . .

SEA TROUT OR WEAKFISH, GRAY
SHARKS, UNCLASS]F]ED.
STRIPED BASS. 3
SWELLFISH .

SWORDFISH .

TAUTOGHNEI Enns

TUNA, BLUEFIN .

WHITE PERCH .

WHITING .

TOTAL.

SPECIES

SWORDFISH . . 0
CRABS, BLUE, HARD .
SHRIMP . .

TOTAL.

4, 100

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LINES
LONG OR SET
HAND TROLL WITH HOOKS
POUNDS VALUE POUNDS VALUE TI POUNDS VALUE
1, 500 $226 5, 400 $652 5 .
= 2 100 15 Z =
1, 200 120 2 2 i
1, 200 192 Z 7 113, 300 $20,915
= - : 2 200 16
200 17 S = >
900 144 e a 2
1,100 21 S a 2 2
36, 800 5, 221 300 34 = -
u z A = 600 25
3, 700 246 3 © A Z
9, 700 1, 345 z a Z e
1, 000 170 300 39 = -
2 g s = 34, 900 1, 344
5, 300 992 1,800 322 = :
200 7 = : =
4 = 2 998, 900 437, 293
300 6 ° = = =
< 200 18 83, 100 13, 724
1, 080 1, 231, 000 473, 317
—— —
PUSH NETS HARPOONS
POUNDS POUNDS POUNDS
& a $670
4, 100 :

MIDDLE ATLANTIC FISHERIES

NEW JERSEY - CATCH BY GEAR, 1965 - Continued

DREDGES
SPECIES IL poset
CLAM CONCH CRAB
POUNDS VALUE POUNDS VALUE POUNDS VALUE

FLOUNDERS, FLUKE. . - 8,700 $1,709 = =
CRABS, BLUE, HARD . - - 172, 600 $20,723
CLAMS:

HARD, PUBLIC. 12, 900 $4, 262 2 = = a

SURF . 42, 306, 700 3, 047,857 - Z 5 5
CONCHS)urreteane 75, 900 22,693
SCALLOPS, SEA .

TOTAL. 42, 399, 400 3,070, 489 85, 200 24,792 174, 100 21, 136

SPECIES

FLOUNDERS;

FRE UK EI) iene

GRAY SOLE .

YELLOWTAIL. 3...
CLAMS, HARD, PRIVATE.
MUSSEUES SRSEAtaren trciitcaiom=
OYSTERS, MARKET, PRIVATE:

SAMN Ss ooo o-oo 0

FALL.
SCALLOPS;

BAY .

SEA .

TOTAL.

SPECIES ene

MUSSEL

POUNDS

0
c

YSTER,
OMMON

623, 760

TONGS

SCAL

POUNDS

3, 900
100
3, 900

LOP

$850
5
207

45, 000
1,151,133

1,197,195

5

VALUE
$253, 197

RAKE
OYSTER OTHER
POUNDS VALUE POUNDS VALUE POUNDS
CLAMS, HARD, PUBLIC . - - 735, 000 $338,410 549, 400
OYSTERS, MARKET:
PUBLIC;
SPRING. 12,600 $15, 850 - - -
ALAC 54, 900 57, 383 - - -
PRIVATE:
SPRING. 7, 700 10, 434 - - -
FALL. 5, 000 7,650 - - -
TURTLES:
SNARPERStae.ne: - - - - 7, 300
UNCLASS] FJED,. - - - - 1,600
ROWAN EG: iG, -0-60) 0, “o-0--0) 5 80, 200 91,317 735, 000 338,410 558, 300
wo TS ee eee fe) mere te EEE
SPECIES HOES BY HAND

CLAMS;
HARD, PUBLIC.
SOFT, PUBLIC.

TOTAL.

POUNDS

16, 900

POUNDS

572, 700
16, 800

VALUE

$262, 849
6,989

MIDDLE ATLANTIC FISHERIES

DELAWARE
OPERATING UNITS BY GEAR, 1965

201

FYKE AND HOOP NETS

PURSE
SEINES,
MENHADEN

ITEM

TURTLE

NUMBER NUMBER

F] SHERMEN;
ON VESSELS. 00
ON BOATS AND SHORE;
REGULAR... .
CASUAL. . .

TOTAL .

VESSELSS IMOMOR = sine
GROSS TONNAGE ......

BOATS:
MOOR 6 ob og 06 uo Oa 3
OTHER Ks Sine ocinte cue aah mile =
GEAR:
NUMBER. . . 50

LENGTH, YARDS 1.1...
YARDS AT MOUTH. . .

GILL NETS

LINES,
SetHORS DRI Fath SET WITH
STAKE SHAD OTHER HOOKS

F] SHERMEN;
ONBVESSELS ip cma tient oitclit ato
ON BOATS AND SHORE;

REGULAR . «2 2 ee ww
CASUAL. « «6 » + eo we wo ©

TRUS 6 6 oF annro
VESSELS, MOTOR. . .. . « « «

GROSS TONNAGE .....
BOATS, MOTOR. . oe

GEAR:
NUMBER ireturtmtetavei tet et aei tee 2,205 5
SQUARE YARDS. .... . = -
HOOKS OR BAITS. 5 - 11,100

EXCLUSIVE
OF DUPLI =
CATION

ITEM

DREDGES TONGS
RAKES
OYSTER, OYSTER OTHER

IUMBER NUMBER NUMBER NUMBER NUMBER

F] SHERMEN:
ONEVESSELS) Si ie Weteli-iet-tmtcrate
ON BOATS AND SHORE:
REGU ARS Pr cemtemestelen eine
CASUAL. -.

TOTAL .

VESSELS, MOTOR. . . Oo 0
GROSS TONNAGE. .....
BOATS:
MOE 6.10.0. 0n6 Jo 680-0 (ao
OUR oc. guj Oo wOMo ee. oO
GEAR:
NUMBERS se 6)
YARDS AT MOUTH.

MIDDLE ATLANTIC FISHERIES

202

DELAWARE - CATCH BY GEAR, 1965

HAUL SEINES, PURSE SEINES, OTTER TRAWLS,
COMMON MENHADEN FISH

FYKE AND HOOP NETS
SPECIES

POUNDS POUNDS VALUE
GUITUENF So: 6 oo oo ou0 6 6, 100 - -
CAUSE oo. 6 6) dt Gael. o 3 200 $30
EELS COMMON oy Soe ie oe ve - 200 20
FLOUNDERS;

BUACKBACK Grr mmol moiieleteh ie nite - 38, 000 2, 280
FLUKE ones 6 0) 00-0 G"0 21, 100 - -
HERRING, SEA. a) 6 a - 7, 200 360

KING WHITING OR "KINGFISH". 3, 000 - -
MENHADEN. . - - -
SEA TROUT OR “WEAKFISH, “GRAY Heep, 700 2, 100 420
SWELLFISH . . ao 46 2,000 40
WHITE PERCH . 6, 5000 6,000

TOTAL.

SPECIES

POUNDS POUNDS

EES ec OMMON iar acramteiageiircmncon - = 33, 700
CRABS, BLUE:
HARD. gi\\p iniepeseee tet.
SOFT AND PEELER ODO Nd 'o
TURTLES, SNAPPER, .

545, 600
12, 2000

TOTAL.

GILL_NETS

SPECIES ANCHOR, SET

OR STAKE
POUNDS

SHAD OTHER

POUNDS POUNDS

BUUERISH ined cewshcspaspneeeaerahys 200 E 5
BUIHERFNSH spe ces stnce eaten erasers 100 1,000 $105
CARP. . en as 6, 000 2
FLOUNDERS, FLUKE. 3, 600 é

100 3

0 0-0 0-Os020

HERRING, SEA, -

MACKEREL. O0 - 28, 200 3, 268
SEA TROUT OR WEAKFISH, “GRAY 5, 000 -
SHAD. . . o ois 100, 500 9, 400 -

STRIPED BASS. lake pM eniven Molaro 32, 200

STURGEON, COMMON. ... . - - 84
WHITE PERCH ° oh felnieyetomts 14, pee - =
Win VINE boo. BMS 00,6 coco - 15

UWOWALs o G65 'o 6 a6

LINES,
LONG OR SET
WITH HOOKS

SPECIES

COD eee.

CLAMS, HARD:
PUBLIC. BONO dnbe Oo 00
PRIVATE . . . .

OYSTERS, MARKET, PRIVATE,
PANUE G ooo. 4 oO ere mertite

TOTAL.

TONGS

OYSTER OTHER

POUNDS VALUE
228, 600 $118, 565 97, 900

SPECIES

CLAMS, HARD, PUBLIC...
OYSTERS, MARKET, PUBLIC,
PN eoe onic) Ds 5.0 40 0

TOTAL.

MIDDLE ATLANTIC FISHERIES

203

HISTORICAL CATCH STATISTICS

CATCH BY STATES, 1880-1965

(THOUSANDS OF POUNDS AND THOUSANDS OF DOLLARS)

NEW YORK NEW JERSEY PENNSYLVANIA
QUANTITY QUANTI TY. QUANTITY

Gries itty, RoE RB URE URY Souretttc 329, 453 65, 151 1,680 277
VWEVs 000° 6 6-0 0410 0,0 0 130, 288 3, 387 65, 246 4, 168 7,895 333
VWED3 Hon'cuodminonon Baa 440 192, 513 3, 466 61,115 4,199 12,901 344
WSO sig: Noa bose: 8) olen erp 175, 936 4,182 82, 362 3,170 7, 166 325
WEES! istons chiomemmac os eie: sank 192, 471 4,602 88, 730 3, 447 7,849 328
VEO 0! a: & Go. CNG. Og 170, 885 4,817 79,116 3, 520 7, 584 322
e283 halo pai ost ceeametne (1) (1) 73, 267 3,646 6, 324 284
WB OTe air et ee ene Ses css Cee 109, 556 3, 392 103, 782 3,614 5,604 269
VEEBo 6 060. 8-0 06.6 O85 210, 497 3, 545 90, 297 3, 564 (1) (1)
TODO enoios pace oulolerarc nr 228,092 3, 894 117,931 4,756 6, 030 251
Jibs oo b of bo 0 OOH 277,650 6,231 90, 108 3,385 2, 046 167
WOORS. Gio. one. aula someeea) Or 71,474 4, 390 74,827 3, 069 4, 380 280
LOZ esaenaere eye ce anc) ae 210, 377 4,987 96, 937 5,983 595 45
VEL36':6)o, wa OG) oe OKO 8 60,721 5,129 73, 299 6, 254 735 43
OES: olde dey pulcer eon, Bp 48,636 5,145 110,001 8,731 42 9
IEDs oo 0 oO GOO ao OO 46, 476 5, 002 97, 276 7,474 17 3
906.0 0 oo: of d-0 6, 0-0 50, 994 2,974 92, 846 5,854 76 5
1@EBo 6 6 o20)0 0 o-oo o 0 64, 866 20333 72,594 2,218 32 2
TOEDs: oito. Laibe perheo! areata 39,911 2,453 93, 264 2, 146 52 3
1@2 36% oi o).b gales at 4 Be oe Lo 84,939 3, 136 107, 802 2,844 31 6
VEEI/ A: bing bye seenn ceo Dara wo 84, 161 4,371 129, 516 3,201 35 5
WEDs 0°00 0 60 oO O00 8 91,217 5, 193 108, 095 2, 908 40 4
EDs oo 6 ofo) oO 2055 20 0 93, 803 4, 269 125, 345 2,699 14 2
WO sie Jo! py ty ce eo cece Rb 91,959 4;216 160, 554 2,957 23 2
GAO Ree Meter oer clet jira 84, 396 6,613 145, 120 5,081 26 2
O48 oo oD doo 0 oO 0 84,898 10, 359 148, 860 6, 752 = -
Wess o-0 10-6 9 9) Ob 00 102, 632 11,524 166,051 8,271 - =
Io 0 5 00 6 0 DD oO BO 117, 548 10,053 207, 647 11,062 - -
I30 6-9 0-6 0-0 016 oo 6 141,058 14, 127 (1) (1) = :
WLW o 0.0 0-0 0 B06 O00 136, 962 13, 204 240, 092 9,783 - -
IWSo co 0 a0 0 0 a0 6D 129, 707 14, 222 216, 803 10,872 -
IREOS. erat cho) not inmonia ap 145, 505 14, 365 208, 997 9,744 = 5
DEED: vo wo-yoe be Deco SDe ORONO Mie 142, 341 15, 502 188,623 10, 200 - -
WSs o-0°0 0 6 o.6.0 00 0 138, 087 15,044 241,648 10,607 = -
WOERo 5 ol b89 O06 0 8 0 140, 120 13, 285 240, 424 12, 088 - -
VORB oreo" 0, 6 vaso.0 137, 496 9,495 458, 847 14, 461 = =
Who oo oro 9 oO 0) & oOo 138, 058 8,219 433, 598 14, 507 - -
JOSS: ‘on lob bowoo peaNolo 132,791 9, 498 421, 286 13,074 - =
WGE36. 10) 0. oo nyo aoe 8 153, 564 9, 364 540, 060 15, 253 - -
VOW 0c ov,b“ olan eo none 157,653 9,023 472, 501 12,778 = 2
(E36. o 0.0.60 goo 0 8-0 97, 362 8,131 251, 483 9,021 - S
‘QE 40! no cis eee nes 115, 170 8,875 359, 504 10,093 - -
VWQEDo ‘a ooo Go oo 6 OFS 125, 932 8, 781 373, 688 9,607 - -
OGM Nes, Si) fice es nays 124,011 9,177 396, 752 11,032 - -
(EES; soi os CHE) OM OLA OEG 225, 759 10, 201 446, 929 11,824 - -
TEED. 6 oh ob so) In Oo ONS 191, 256 9,718 255, 020 10, 335 - -
IESG “oso nono aucono none namo 197,022 10, 790 139, 362 9, 423 - -
VOB op. oe oboe Ge Deolre 147,462 12, 387 160, 440 11,385 - =

SEE FOOTNOTE AT END OF TABLE. (CONTINUED ON NEXT PAGE)

MIDDLE ATLANTIC FISHERIES

HISTORICAL CATCH STATISTICS

CATCH BY STATES, 1880—1965 - Continued

(THOUSANDS OF POUNDS AND THOUSANDS OF DOLLARS)

DELAWARE
QUANTITY QUANTI TY
11,918 408, 202
1887. 9 10, 396 211 213,825
WEBS. or a%o' 6900 0 OC 10, 226 209 276,755
18895 % ; 9,859 257 275, 323 7, 934
WEEMS oo ao ong 10, 054 267 299, 104 8,644
1891. 0 7,698 255 265, 283 8,914
1892... 7,195 251 (1) (1)
1897. 9 8,648 252 227, 590 7, 527
1898... (1) (1) (1) (1)
1901, .. : 5,835 203 357, 888 9, 104
1904. 5,608 260 375, 412 10,043
1908 . 70, 769 541 221, 450 8, 280
1921... 25, 023 652 332, 932 11,667
1926. 33, 258 1,030 168,013 12, 456
1929, : 33, 471 336 192, 150 14, 221
1930, . 51,081 653 194, 850 13, 132
VMs oo 20, 983 378 164,899 9,211
1932, 3,729 101 141, 221 4,654
WEE ot 36, 527 209 169, 754 4,811
1935, 86, 666 430 279, 438 6,416
1937. 50, 940 319 264, 652 7,896
1938. 17, 506 144 216, 858 8, 249
1939, 60,890 417 280, 052 Ue
1940, 103,017 476 355, 553 7,651
1942, 89,651 772 319, 193 12, 468
1943, 87, 268 935 321, 026 18,046
1944, . , 154, 297 1,535 422, 980 21, 330
1945, 168, 998 2, 109 494, 193 23, 224
1946, (1) (1) (1) (1)
TG 0 0 a : 255, 351 5, 438 632, 405 28, 425
1948, 154, 482 3, 548 500, 992 28,642
1949, 166, 474 3, 008 520, 976 27,117
OSO neem 160, 721 3,141 491,685 28,843
1951, 175, 657 3,781 555, 392 29, 432
1952. . 212, 646 3,535 593, 190 28, 908
1953, . 367, 500 6, 166 963, 843 30, 122
WS o' 6-6-6, 0 6 315, 223 7,826 886,879 30, 552
NSSSamee res 317,019 6, 365 871, 096 28, 937
1956. 360,814 6, 206 1,054, 438 30, 823
1957. 297, 968 6,619 928, 122 28, 420
Veep Go co 0 276, 538 5, 974 625, 383 23, 126
1959s ey 285, 755 3,795 760, 429 22, 763
1960. . : 284, 228 3, 369 783,848 21,757
Uhlo' Gs : 304, 680 3,743 825, 443 23, 952
1962. . 271, 686 3, 184 944, 374 25, 209
IEE Seo 6 6 ; 104, 188 1,292 550, 464 21,345
1964, : 33, 839 684 370, 223 20,897
355,951

1/ NOT AVAILABLE.

MIDDLE ATLANTIC FISHERIES

HISTORICAL CATCH STATISTICS

BLUEFISH, 1880—1965

(THOUSANDS OF POUNDS )

DELAWARE

NEW JERSEY PENNSYLVANIA

NEW YORK

QUANTITY. QUANTITY. QUANTITY QUANTITY QUANT ITY
eo © © 2 © © 3,000 3,635 30 46 6,711

oe eo eo wo 2,83 4,789 30 1 1

C0000 60 3,454 4, 661 1 1 1

IED) 6.0 a0 660 5,027 8,565 1 1 1

UES 6 6 o Goo 4 5, 740 9,291 1 1 1

IW 6°66 6 6.6 6 5, 507 7,228 1 1 1
WEY 6 6 55 6.0 0 11,146 5,164 13 - 16,323
WOH 65666600 9,351 6,110 1 - 15, 462
WCE O65 000 6 11,414 2,723 - - 14,137
use G 666 66.6 3,191 1,850 8 - 5,049
UWE oO 5000.0 0 1,083 2,243 1 1 3,328
WES GG 60506656 262 628 22 10 922
WE) oo 6 Oo OO 773 2,960 - 30 3,763
1930 . 2 ee we 0 880 2,962 - 31 3,873
1931 . 2 ee we 671 2,35 - 71 3,277
WO3255 40 0 eo 913 3,844 - 10 4,767
1933). 2 + 6 0 © 1,132 is) - Ss) eS) 2s
1935. 2 ee ew ow 1,002 1,960 - 14 2,976
WY G0 GO 0 4 0 shes} 1,484 - 6 2,348
1938 . 2 0 ew ow 250 1,038 - 3 1,291
ICEL G 6 6 a OOO 219 682 - - 901
1940. we ee oe 25 105 - - 430
M942 . 6 oe 6 ee 45 167 - - 212
1943). 0 0 6 te 122 148 - - 270
1944. sw wo ww 91 114 - - 205
WAS ooo 06 46 105 265 - - 370

1946... sw oe ww 105 (1) - 1 (1)
9.4 7ifeiife) tele) ts) Hele 116 399 - 2 515
1948. 2 we ee ce 241 611 - 5 857
TOA Nae aun va 251 1,055 = 63 1,369
1959 oo 6 OO .0 0 127 1,296 - 21 1,444
OSI Go Goo Goo 191 1,100 - 5 1,296
NOS2Ne fe\ te) 0 fe 01 te 208 1,439 - 1 1,648
WES O86 5 56615 5 163 1,139 - (2 1,304
IO SAMAR ice aeu Re 402 1,261 = 2 1,665
VOSS ee vee 6) so 469 1,015 - 3 1,487
1956 2. 2 we ew we 371 1,019 - 3 1,393
1961666006 438 916 - 5 1,359
19 SB efeirer vey foliKelies te 116 91 - 6 213
NOSQ 55 0 8 « © 262 376 - 4 642
1960. se ee oo 414 443 - 1 858
INS Giligreritey Hefikel Ns) ne) Ne, 505 462 - - 967
UOG2M eRe ey) mere 738 1,092 - 8 1,858
WES on6 66°94 5 0 697 823 - 21 1,541
Wt G65 6066 675 541 - - 1,216
ISIS! Ovo G6 God 1,036 870 - (2) 1,906

1/ NOT AVAILABLE.
2/ LESS THAN 500 POUNDS.

MIDDLE ATLANTIC FISHERIES

206

HISTORICAL CATCH STATISTICS

BUTTERFISH, 1880-1965

(THOUSANDS OF POUNDS)

NEW YORK NEW JERSEY PENNSYLVANIA DELAWARE

QUANTITY. QUANTITY QUANTITY QUANTITY. QUANTITY
1GEO Gg 695 60.0 0 a = 5 a Z
VEE 69610 0 0 0-0 - - - - =
IEE in1.6) G96 6 6-0 a o o -
IGED).6°-6 616 10600 365 237 1 1
129.6 G5 G 0106 423 239 1 1
(EM 65 °65.6.0.0 837 231 1 1
IEE a6 6-006 6 729 217 - a
IO G6 6 G06 591 3,008 - -
(EO Go -o-6 6 .0-0°0 579 E357, = 2
19E)'Si6 ao bao 6 1,229 2,054 - -
VA 6 6 6 66 6 8 630 2,863 - -
16896 6 66 5/0 6 998 3,078 6 W 4,089
ICED G00 6 0-00 ThE 5,013 - 2 6,165
IED S66 5.000 1,108 2,394 - - 3,502
I o°076 6 0-0 2,216 4,320 - - 6, 536
EB 6 6 04 G00 1,239 2,623 - - 3,862
ICES) G6 Gl010 O10 1,498 2,912 - - 4,410
1GES 4.6 bobo 0 2,818 3,619 - 1 6, 438
IEE. 5-70.06 G0! 0 1,900 3, 056 - - 4,956
WED Go 6 uO O10 0 4,495 4,104 - - 8,599
WEED 6 5 6 6-6 6 5, 246 5,760 - - 11,006
IO 5 4400106 4,953 3,413 - - 8,366
142 6 56 616 00 4,122 2,535 - - 6,657
1943. 2 ow ww Pr Be) 5, 953 - - 8,078
NOAA etnen elie’ (silence 3,238 3,033 - - 6,271
VOB Go DO los0! Do 1,760 3,110 - 4 4,874
IBS Gi gig -G O20) 5 1,991 (1 - (1) (1)
VOB Ga 060 0.8 998 1,569 - 8 2,575
(GAC Meyceremrcmrencente 901 1,286 - 8 2,195
WO29).:6 a OOP OLO 1,520 1,500 - 68 3,088
1929.60: ab Oo 6 1,056 607 - 60 1,723
WS) 54%0 6.G.6..6 1,878 3,780 - 21 5, 679
MO Sou Myr cmreiccorette 4,371 1,757 - 2 6,130
(OES 0-5 Gio-o1d-6 903 1,802 - 30 2,735
IQS SG 6-6 o.0r0 1,531 1,622 - 12 3,165
UOSSeeurs reeves eens 1,327 1,533 - 8 2,868
IGES!.9 6 6 G0 0-0 1,501 1,751 - 42 3,294
NSS 7eememeneniehiene 2,481 eeepc - 25 4, 283
WEDG G0 06 On0 3,040 1,828 - (2) 4,868
IEDIG oO 6 ord 6-6 2, 563 1,798 - 2 4,363
1EED-5'G 6 G6 0 0 1,839 2,343 - - 4,182
NOG ieee smeemem crete 1,686 2,358 - 3 4,047
1922-046 9 6 0 0 5 1,611 2,113 - 2 3,726
1@ES) G-o%6 a 60.0 1,151 1,386 - 2 2,539
(Ets 6-690) 0 6 1,067 1,187 - 4 2,258
WES oS oo 6 766 1,181 - U 1, 954

1/ NOT AVAILABLE.
2/ LESS THAN SOO POUNDS,

1880
1887
1888
1889
1890
1891

1897
1901

1904
1908
1921

1926
1929
1930
1931

1932
1933
1935
1937
1938
1939
1940
1942
1943
1944
1945
1946
1947
1948
1949
1950
1951

1952
1953
1954
1955
1956
1957
1958
1959
1960
1961

1962
1963
1964
1965

[e 1o- {eel {ee} ef (e.0) el s0i ley (elle! je elie! iarjelie! (e)eliellefielrellia)iejce el lelleliolfeliellelie ciel ciiencielielielichls
(elie lie vielje) ie) elielemetien(eliellemememeliejrel jolie) elie sellelieilelje ie fellalie lalleliclict ellelielieiietienietel etre
lo] Yoleisemellelomervemeuie seme tere cele feltelieliefelielie dele clelie elie el elleliciieiicicieiisikeneleienre
oidojtokelnolte lotic nelieielnelielisRemsihelte(iolelielieHelfelleiieiieitou viel e)i viel oilel cicedieln clei siieizetienente
(o] fabio [a/ noe sjoijelielteuelioMell sie mee sa/ceideilollienaltelleikotenelisieilsiiou sieliekeiienel cilelieien clveieie
forelerienie se) fe) Feitenteimeliere| joie) colheliejfelelieleiejefaltelisie el clileliellisiioiieiiem cient ciieiicistelreticits
(Meee jie me Woljeire ene melee neMeseMelieMekeeleeikeleleiicieelielelciicieielrousmeleleleienel cine
(ofc yeisellelceieneen ene) (eemelseleiiviiclelieiielelieltellelleleiiel een elisiiallemolleielieiicieneneiettenalte’

1/ NOT AVAILABLE.
2/ LESS THAN SOO POUNDS,

263-707 O - 67 - 14

MIDDLE ATLANTIC FISHERIES

HISTORICAL CATCH STATISTICS

NEW YORK

QUANTITY

COD, 1880-1965

(THOUSANDS OF POUNDS)

NEW JERSEY

QUANTITY.

PENNSYLVANIA

QUANTITY

14

DELAWARE

TOTAL

207

QUANTITY

PpoSSSsaa

a
XO) Dal. Debio 0
—

QUANTITY

MIDDLE ATLANTIC FISHERIES

HISTORICAL CATCH STATISTICS

208

FLOUNDERS,

1880-1965

(THOUSANDS OF POUNDS )

1/ NOT AVAILABLE.
2/ LESS THAN 500 POUNDS.
NOTE: =-DATA NOT AVAILABLE PRIOR TO 1887,

NEW YORK NEW JERSEY PENNSYLVANIA DELAWARE

QUANTITY QUANTITY QUANTITY QUANTITY. QUANTITY
VEEL S oilalo o oco 1,722 367 = 2,117
(GES -6 690 0-46 do 1,737 416 - 2,176
WEED 5.6 6 Of Bavaro 1,428 886 - 5 2,319
WENO boo 65 SO) 6 1,576 923 - 5 2, 504
AGEs 5 upea. ou Oko l6 1, 562 988 = 5 2,555
IEEE 6.6 Ob Oo 0% oO (1) 1,221 - 5 (1)
IO?" 60 Go 6 0 as0 1,108 1,226 31 2 2,367
IO <G6.6 6 oo 00 1,274 1, 668 22 6 2,970
ICO 6 6-0 Ooo OO 1,821 1,052 - 4 2,877
WOOD 4: Gua oo 6 O70 4,629 650 17 - 5, 296
VOB) 0.6 G00 0-6 6 4,471 1,985 2 35 6,491
ICES OG 0 66 Oo 7, 2 2,922 2 66 10,520
VEBD 5500.0) barn 7,080 2,875 - 29 9,984
UEED 6 S006 0.0 B 6, 2 2,926 - 133 9,591
IM 6 6.8. oO ob 0 7,195 3,344 - 73 10,612
ick evay Smomien Laem 7,009 3,355 - 12 10,376
ICE asl Ae ee Saebes 5,191 4,052 - 9 9,252
NGS SReeeu tach sminey 5,979 3,249 : 24 9,252
IGEW o) ano) G''0.00-6 8, 566 2,306 - 4 10,876
ICEBb. d OsG'0! Oa. 0 12,310 2,595 - 3 14,908
WEED) bd 6 Goo G58 11,222 2,751 - 15 13,988
WEOG OG O66 1006 10, 554 3,799 - 9 14,362
(OLB G0 OF6.G!6-b 6 15,702 1,217 - 5 16,924
VLENG.5, 6 Grog: Ole 12,477 2,510 - 19 15, 006
104459 o00%D.6o-0"0 x 11,003 3,544 - 17 14, 564
WLS or auara-6 6-0 6 9,650 3, 503 - 31 13,184
ISAS semen caresreie. cies 8, 545 (1) - (in (1)
IL orohoae o-6%G 6 8,941 2,645 - 55 11,641
1GLS)- 4 dual Gnosoro o 6,631 3,302 - 50 9,983
1G. b.0 80001 O86 5 7,395 3,221 - 28 10, 644
1EEDG ove oMcNOuG O 7,351 2,611 - 45 10, 007
Ved 5. Gs orb: 6 coc 4,486 2,936 - 38 7,460
C25 \o,dpounua ee 4,870 4,781 - Ta 9,728
JOST) 4 GeneG OriGaee 3,364 7,165 - 63 10, 592
WES. 6 Goce dy one 4,270 6,627 - 24 10,921
BES. bios yaue. 3,312 5,275 = 26 8,613
VES 6G5 414 O00 b 5,348 6,461 = vA 11,880
VOY} Guo Geo, a.50e 5,161 5,193 - 70 10, 424
VOES |S 16. Qilorowardc0 4,874 8,255 - 209 13,338
OSS G oeeamry aces 4,733 6,392 - 132 11,257
O20 4 JG lavaworo. oie 5,320 6,523 - 58 11,901
TOG TERM erence 6,073 6, 404 - 96 12,573
ISEB Go td oo G4 7,128 4,945 - 40 12,113
OS o-o moo Goo 7,827 4, 671 - 54 12, 552
CEG eticeonblo}e oe 6,872 4,068 - 64 11,004
1OSS o5606 o. o o2a10 8, 389 3,947 = 63 12,399

1880
1887
1888
1889
1890
1891

1897
1901

1904
1908
1921

1926
1929
1930
1931

1932
1933
1935
1937
1938
1939
1940
1942
1943
1944
1945
1946
1947
1948
1949
1950
1951

1952
1953
1954
1955
1956
1957
1958
1959
1960
1961

1962
1963
1964
1965

1/ NOT AVAILABLE.

NEW YORK

QUANTITY

ee eee ec ee eee we we we ee we we we ee we we we we we ewe ee we we wee ee we we ew ew ew 8
(0) 0lenienieive! veiset elle) leile) (0) feile Leis! 1c) tejle) ete) (ofie) tal ie) (el ea) ej ielie/Teire) sie) ie) eleliee) (elisiieliellrs
CY
SO Metsolielieltelie lle) eme.selve feltellel el elicit ele eiien cell sieelie}elelislielisieiietellel elem eels eiealieatc
Ce 2)

288,931
71,048
134,841
115, 452
128,736
104,860
60, 606
180, 410
216,400
12,762
179, 448

MENHADEN,

(THOUSANDS OF POUNDS)

NEW JERSEY

QUANTITY.

29,065
14,066
9,078
22,241
30,391
20,671
30, 553
32,911
37,610
12,417
30, 405

5,379

6,327

200, 550
296,100
305, 927
328, 208
375, 527
178,377
64,279
74,373

1880-1965

PENNSYLVANIA DELAWARE

QUANTITY.

MIDDLE ATLANTIC FISHERIES

HISTORICAL CATCH STATISTICS

523
220
217
61
38
67

307, 476
352,947
286, 272
269, 667
281,141
280,711
302,773
268, 704
102,824
32,554
46,498

QUANTITY

318,519
88,129
151,747
137,754
199,185
125, 598
91,159
213,321
254,010
84,994
227,935
39,891
40, 520

151,011

209

210

MIDDLE ATLANTIC FISHERIES

HISTORICAL CATCH STATISTICS

SCUP OR PORGY,

YEAR NEW YORK
QUANTITY
TBBOR HARE
(SS RAAD, baer
1888 . ae
TSBOR aE A 8
ISOM Wen an ar set
1891 .
1897 . 746
100 6a o oe 804
1904 ieee corse 1,494
GOB Eye. gosths 1, 294
1921 , Y 1, 297
1926... 928
1920 1,223
1930... 1,218
ICEW Goo 1, 337
ICES op 6 1,074
1933 . 1,478
1935 . 1,899
1937 . 1, 707
1938 . 2,492
1939 , 3,873
1940 . 2, 462
1942 , 4, 289
1943, 4,824
1944 , 5,631
1945. 4, 265
1946. 3,712
1947 . 3, 302
TOAD 68600 66 6, 152
IG4O) ay ue oh 7,285
SO Sanaa 10, 022
ION Goo aed! o 9, 597
NOS 2a ater cara 9,212
ICES) Soo, @ 6 0 10, 410
IGS 6 bole 6 12,818
ISS Sono no 13, 050
1OSSU CARY ces 2 10,892
OS 7eeeriaen rane 11,761
UCI hoe cue os 14,319
WEES) Gon : 13, 490
S6Omny wine 12, 969
IOS WGN 12,055
NOG Qm.e cartier sas 10,695
NSS S peta eee ia, fs 9, 308
IGA io Gola ee 8, 344
SO 5iarpep puke 7,537
JESSE

1/ NOT AVAILABLE,

(THOUSANDS OF POUNDS)

NEW JERSEY PENNSYLVANIA DELAWARE TOTAL

QUANTITY

QUANTI TY

QUANTI TY

NN
Wo

Do
82

122

00 000 00:0 0°00 0-0 0 6

1880-1965

QUANTITY

MIDDLE ATLANTIC FISHERIES

HISTORICAL CATCH STATISTICS

211

SEA BASS, 1880-1965

(THOUSANDS OF POUNDS)

NEW YORK NEW JERSEY PENNSYLVANIA DELAWARE

QUANTITY QUANTITY QUANTITY QUANTITY QUANTI TY
819 666 4 1,808
0 816 738 2 1,865

HEDo Goa 5 0 6 558 2, 968 615 1 1

IED o oo 5.4 Do 751 3, 560 803 1 1

WHI 6 oo 00 0 0 679 3, 732 947 1 1
EV 6 5 oo 00 8 354 2, 132 900 2 3, 388
Vo} Ss oO 0 Go 6 232 1,495 687 1 2,415
16026 hoo 0 oe -8 320 2,572 - 1 2,893
1903 oo oo a 6 0 723 3,161 860 - 4,744
MOO MM Mmearmialt see tie 149 1,378 135 - 1,662
IGZ3 6-6 6 5 0 BO 231 2, 096 43 - 2, 370
1290 0666.0 9-0 309 2,947 - - 3, 256
GED p60 a GD oO 394. 3, 546 - 20 3, 960
IEW a oo 5.4.00 286 3, 698 - 9 3, 993
WER Sina o 8 4 0 479 2,870 - 4 35353)
IED ob o9 b Oo 506 1, 969 - - 2,475
WED on obo 0 9 412 1,655 - 22 2,089
IEW 6 oo 6 0 oo 528 2,111 - - 2,639
WOES corona) en iaven 285 1,964 - - 2, 249
1259 som 5 696 bb 542 2, 203 - - 2,745
WO 6 ooo oo 335 2,555 - - 2,890
TO) 06. a 0 a0 6 424 1,657 - - 2,081
1643 ooo oo a 457 2, 399 - - 2,856
Vn 6b joke oso o 721 2,133 - - 2,854
TELS 5 oo) 0.16.8 0 1,026 1,937 - 2,963

WS./04 0 0.'os oo 0 744 (1) - (1) (1)
TORei es Nolic ieouee an 764 3, 390 - 2 4,156
VLD ose 6 O00. M0 2, 308 4,834 - 2 7,144
JOA) 60 op oma o 1,299 3,757 - 5 5,061
19E95 ob Gola oa 1,897 4, 564 - 2 6, 463
VE o a oo oo 9 2,792 5,658 - - 8, 450
19E2 oc. 0! 0" oa 1,680 9, 207 = 1 10, 888
WWE oo 6 oo a 1,096 5,829 - - 6,925
Ves oo 6 oa ooo 0 1,261 5,029 - - 6, 290
TES 6 cio. © 00 936 4,134 - - 5,070
Q@ES 9 a. boo. 6-0 510 4,207 - - 4,717
IGM oa 0 6 o 4 809 3,636 - - 4,445
VED ob oo ho 2 842 4,227 - - 5, 069
VOR) o 6 oo bo 612 3, 739 - = 4,351
VEO 5.55 0 0-4 2 524 2, 206 - (2) 2,730
VES Go oo oo 6 313 1,497 - - 1,810
WEB o 5 66.0 a 0 524 2,621 - - 3,145
1885 5 a oo oO 0 576 2,612 - = 3, 388
ISS giao oe ooo 501 2,195 - - 2,696
ISIS 6 o Boo vaa o 381 2,146 - - 2,527

SERRATE

1/ NOT AVAILABLE.
2/ LESS THAN 500 POUNDS.

MIDDLE ATLANTIC FISHERIES

212

HISTORICAL CATCH STATISTICS

SEA TROUT OR WEAKFISH, 1880—1965

(THOUSANDS OF POUNDS)

NEW YORK NEW JERSEY PENNSYLVANIA DELAWARE

QUANTI TY QUANTITY QUANTITY QUANTI TY QUANTITY
1GNO)..c 6 od 00 4, 000 4, 430 2,619 11,064
WE 6 0 opto: oO 1,505 2,377 - 2,377 6,259
VED ooo oo. oho 1,435 2,845 - 2,452 6, 732
IED o!o-01 0 6.0.0 2,802 4,716 (1) 3,212 (1)
WWE) 6 Gba000 6 - - - - -
WN 6-510 6 0.0 4 - - - - -
IG 6.0/0 0 0 0 0 2, 562 8,679 - 1,441 12, 682
VEO co: 0 (Oko HOne ho 2, 347 11,973 4 722 15, 046
NOOASe Rs eel ae 6, 340 10,699 S 773 17,812
GOB BRR a vais stie 11,151 11,814 12 2, 590 25, 567
CEA: Gl iovaana fant 1,921 11,652 240 886 14,699
ICES. dle ag God 1,073 as) 383 772 9,401
OZ eek te: 709 9,219 - 1,016 10, 944
WGED)! Gi avouo oa’ 950 11,098 - 1,235 13, 283
CER Soo moldy 650 1, 467 11,685 - 400 13, 552
WEE on oigtatigne 1 677 8, 305 - 106 9, 088
UGES). % fo Joa aunt 824 6, 927 - 123 7,874
NEED 5S hovomc os 1,640 8,075 - 428 10, 143
GER Opa ae 1,457 10,515 - 292 12, 264
IGE ‘oto peor eta 1,057 6, 289 - 197 7,543
USER) olonen on one to 1,425 6,089 - 413 7,927
S40 MMR yee reich 1, 508 2,983 - 300 4,791
Mey s Fo Merbreerten mn 1,810 4, 200 - 71 6,181
NO4S Reps ecertee 2,095 5,071 - 218 7, 384
NOAA a ree. alia ie 1, 509 4,719 = 272 6, 500
VHS a ole ol aeoos 2,109 9, 124 - 286 11,519
OLS ono a GoD 2,305 (1) - (1) (1)
IL Gio) bue ano 1,544 5,691 - 582 7,817
OAS MRR fo Sabie 1,002 3, 306 - 640 4, 948
NS G Nememarie Ste 406 2, 568 - 1,038 4,012
NO SOM a ete sae 142 1,083 - 573 1,798
IGE ot ate mononts 152 1,965 - 666 2, 783
SS 2 meee se tsvmerare 167 2,176 - 281 2, 624
GEE): se wae aneas 108 2, 162 - 732 3, 002
HOSA aie puss 127 2,003 - 369 2,499
TERE G's 0 weuidto. te 205 1,877 - 1,579 3,661
LeeSio- > eamonattoaa 211 2, 002 - 958 3,171
TEE oh a ibtome i 199 2,025 - 1,282 3, 506
ISSA AN col siey ite 88 546 - 325 959
ICES Sot aeoep ee 45 372 - 182 599
VEO Sa Mamoeeep. 6 89 526 - 8 623
VED ovG love Mob vo 53 418 - 134 605
OG OME peer tire aeons 48 650 - 143 841
(EES 0 to) Gono tao 86 333 - 148 567
SOAR aeeye 2 sam 1s 56 545 - 127 728
196 Sharan, Niena sara 73 596 - 221 890

1/ NOT AVAILABLE.

1880
1887
1888
1889
1890
1891
1897
1901
1904.
1908
1921
1926

i929.

1930
1931
1932
1933
1935
1937
1938
1939
1940
1942
1943
1944
1945
1946
1947
1948
1949
1950
1951
1952
1953
1954
1955
1956
1957
1958
1959
1960
1961
1962
1963
1964
1965

1/ NOT

AVAILABLE.

MIDDLE ATLANTIC FISHERIES

HISTORICAL CATCH STATISTICS

NEW YORK

QUANTITY

SHAD,

NEW JERSEY

(THOUSANDS OF POUNDS)

QUANTITY

750
6,495
6,523

10, 424

10,623

10, 225

13,001

14,031
4, 338
3, 004

168

QUANTITY

1880-1965

PENNSYLVANIA

559
1, 424
1, 387
2,753

QUANTITY

DELAWARE

1,050
1,270
1, 389
1, 498

QUANTITY

5,093
12,775
12,745
19,007
19,095
17, 463
18,513
21,814

6,623

4, 827

390

213

MIDDLE ATLANTIC FISHERIES

214
HISTORICAL CATCH STATISTICS
STRIPED BASS, 1880—1965
THOUSANDS OF POUNDS)
=
YEAR NEW YORK NEW JERSEY PENNSYLVANIA DELAWARE

QUANTITY QUANTITY QUANTITY QUANTITY QUANTI TY
TASOR Me tyes - - - - =
TSB Seee te abs 115 615 15 116 861
IBESARM ees 98 739 59 116 1,012
sg oe eo 212 306 24 110 652
IBOOR tee ae 208 328 23 107 666
(GEN. cia o0 O86 205 298 25 95 623
1897 . 5 116 287 10 129 542
1d #5 web 72 354 13 48 487
Govt 5 ooo ao 6 53 66 6 40 165
NGOS eaeae eta 45 53 7 53 158
Cea ee eyamiene es 95 70 = 5 170
WES a) oo eotobe 87 64 = 46 197
NOZO i seats acl. te 157 41 = 10 208
IES), si epee aS 62 37 3 102 201
OSes fee 64 19 = 52 135
HOSP RASK Go) spre 32 12 = 8 52
NOSSIE 2 ete 19 9 = 12 40
NOES oS 1 aoa 37 8 = 7 62
1OST ee Ge 132 241 = 32 405
ICES! aia onoaaes 139 147 S 25 311
1€89).¢ oo dob 184 243 = 19 446
ILO so! ona occ 169 172 = 41 382
(EB 5a (Sega 266 95 = 58 419
NOUS wey irae fo 317 160 2 7 514
124 ¢ oo bo 6 504 257 5 38 799
WES in G 650 do 301 418 = 63 782
OAS arene tenis lar 482 (1) = (1) (1)
IND 3 dca 60 244 60 = 109 413
IS 5 uaa 356 40 + 361 757
HOA OE al des 626 21 = 255 902
CEO es sauna 517 109 = 271 897
IGeH Se Sea 626 140 - 215 981
1082 Sola odo 486 535 = 120 1,141
19ES'S aa Gob 482 435 = 106 1,023
ee Sacre 439 51 = 146 636
‘Wess coo a 506 35 = 88 629
19 So saies denice. 395 50 : 28 473
1OS72e is 553 132 = 16 701
1958 . 398 59 5 22 479
NOSO)tenme avails 538 196 © 12 746
1OGOwna re 731 114 - 25 870
MOGI ROTA sce) rain 910 276 = 66 1, 252
NOE 2 ENON Siren 657 494 = 108 1, 259
MOSS eyes Be lies 673 753 = 48 1,474
(EOS 5 Og oo 995 996 = 31 2,022
(aso lone. ouaw 740 761 - 32 IS SEE)

1/ NOT AVAILABLE.

MIDDLE ATLANTIC FISHERIES

HISTORICAL CATCH STATISTICS

215

CRABS, BLUE, HARD, 1880-1965

(THOUSANDS OF POUNDS )

fim
NEW YORK NEW JERSEY PENNSYLVANIA DELAWARE TOTAL
QUANTITY. QUANTITY QUANTITY. QUANTITY. QUANTITY.
do0od00 000 1,625 1,470 - 126 3,221
ele celtic) ey elie) ce: 983 1,269 - 8 2,260
60.0°0 00 00 1,287 1,215 - V/ 2,509
60000000 423 54 - - 477
000060000 430 142 - - 572
oon eiNelrol tel oll teyive 436 230 - - 666
eo 2 © © © © © 309 535 - 14 858
0 0) 00/0/00. 0 792 720 - Tote
O).0°O:0.0 0 056 810 224 - 1,034
6 01050) 0,0. 0!0 580 282 - 57 919
2 2 © © © © 2 477 119 - - 596
2 © © © © © © 2 61 = 167 230
6000'0.00 5 114 182 - 37 333
0'0 D100 0 Gx0 165 252 - - 417
ee ee © ow 105 169 - - 274
oe ee ew ow 182 254 - 341 777
00-0006 00 149 709 - 97 955
Beetce oi coy eimcans 464 481 - 352 1,297
0.0, Cao oloy0 0 511 636 - 264 1,411
Biro ae te rei 387 1,113 = 184 1,684
006000000 41 4,791 - 768 5, 600
oD O00 0 00 64 802 - 278 1,144
eo 8 ee ew ow = 734 - 390 1,124
eo © © © © © © 10 390 - 24 424
eonrelenislielleie 2 293 - 24 317
0. OLb 6.010 O66 5 650 2 450 1,105
06000006 - (1) - (1) (1
6 06 040 -O10d - 630 - 1,248 1,878
eo 6 © © © 8 oo 15 660 - 1,459 2,134
ANG to ucneers - 1,994 - 2,233 4, 227
eo 2 © © © © © 8 2,131 - 4,412 6,551
@) 70) 0) (0 Je. 0) (e « 7 1,056 - 4,652 SHvlS
oouaGa UG 7 1,075 2 1,254 2,386
fell ele) re) (0) 10) (e) ce 75 598 - 1,728 2,401
ooo Go aOO 45 871 - 2,912 3,828
60 a 0.0.00 Oo 43 630 = 2,811 3,484
Sa Wool G Us ono 9 692 = 3,578 4,279
eMlofroliiciiell steiia 9 1,214 - 4,922 6,145
Oo 0.00000 18 868 - 2,454 3,340
oo Oo Ooo 6 2 983 - 1,650 2,635
60°60 600.0 1 1,533 - 2,109 3,643
6600-06 6:0 1 646 - 739 1, 406
G80! CGO GOO - 1,505 - 1,884 3,389
oe 2 © © © © © 2 861 - 522 1,383
eo © © © © © © - 569 - Sis) 882
© 0 © © © © ow - 905 - 546 1,451

1/ NOT AVAILABLE.

MIDDLE ATLANTIC FISHERIES

216

HISTORICAL CATCH STATISTICS

LOBSTERS, 1880—1965

(THOUSANDS OF POUNDS )

NEW YORK NEW JERSEY PENNSYLVANIA DELAWARE

QUANTITY. QUANTITY QUANTITY QUANTITY QUANTITY.
NBBORS ey eco Gloss 135 - (1) (1)
IGEYo6-6'5.0 6 0 0 114 - 39 255
1EEE5'S (6 O60 6 6.6 - 39 469
WEED G6 S704 6160 124 188 - 10 322
188956 '6,6 6.0 0 0 151 185 - 7 343
(GAG ona 6 010060 165 166 - 8 = 339
UGE? 66 6 oO ofO°0 381 99 - 5 485
1G a 6'o0 G-0 6 0 183 66 - 3 252
IW .6 5 Glo Go 00 230 141 - 3 374
ILD od G6 G0 oO 423 115 - 6 544.
WWE 65660 006 1,037 398 - 1 1,446
TOSS Sia cee eae cates 455 643 - 21 1,119
(C29 566.5 Oo oo 647 765 - 13 1,425
USIOWerray as eevee ios ce 536 1,011 - 12 1,559
(EM .coo 60 6 00 484 654 - 11 1,149
(WeE2 6G 6 oO Go Go 397 470 - 11 878
TEES Gg: G.6l.0 G0! 6.6 347 364 - 13 724
1EES of 6 O50 Oden to 420 219 - 4 643
UGE G0 600 10 O68 367 269 - 4 640
WEEE 6G O10 'G\0 oO 244 327 - 3 574
UEED)-5. 695.6 0 ovo O 233 433 - 6 672
OAR emenk cn cneune cate 191 402 - 1 34
1G22 6 66 65 of GD 157 347 - 3 507
WS) G25 6.0 4 G0" 205 563 - 5 773
IOS Gib alco: a8 195 525 - 5 725
15.60 6/6 5 66 oO 140 316 - 4 460
ILS oxoold oa DG 310 (1) - (1) (1)
WLW od) 6 Gre foo Oo 417 192 - - 609
IGS) sio-oe Go 66 362 397 - - 759
12) Sxb ooo boo 6 344 315 - 1 660
WEEDS. ao BO0 0/6 203 432 - - 635
OSI eemenememcue cme 193 216 - - 409
(WER Sidi pb oNavG 340 366 - - 706
WEES ofA Odo ol0! 6 434 532 - - 966
NO SASeeewlaytenteniten icine 383 652 - - 1,035
IES o:-avoa oo bho 337 978 - - 1,315
UES SG G00) a.0' c 452 888 - - 1,340
WW 50-B000 Ob d 378 668 - - 1,046
WE Guero 6 G65) 5 357 990 - - 1,347
NO SO Wowenver rel temmeutenie 568 1,097 - - 1,665
UE). og G95.0 6.6 506 1,370 - - 1,876
WB) SG .o 6 Oo G80"0.6 502 1,549 - - 2,051
IWER 616 iG oo 006 315 871 - - 1,186
WES ont o-oo 8 OG 380 750 - - 1,130
We eG Gh Guo oo 547 1,061 - - 1,608
(OES 626.060! 0 540 649 1,019 - - 1,668
ER SE cea 8 Cancel PORT iP pena | a Rallies I uate

1/ NOT AVAILABLE.

MIDDLE ATLANTIC FISHERIES

HISTORICAL CATCH STATISTICS

217

CLAMS, HARD, 1880—1965

(THOUSANDS OF POUNDS)

NEW YORK NEW JERSEY PENNSYLVANIA DELAWARE TOTAL

QUANTITY QUANTITY QUANTITY QUANTITY QUANTITY
VED 6 6050660 2,795 3,132 - 6 5, 933
IE? 6 6 00-0100 0 2,674 4,225 - 12 6,911
1GES 6.0 6:6 0 0'G-0 2,594 4,385 - 13 6,992
VEN 50 G06 60.0 4,161 3,414 - 20 7,535
199.6 6.600000 4,202 3,396 - 22 7,620
IO 5 S16 Go 6 G6 4,525 3,454 - 22 8,001
16560005900 1/2,219 4/5, 475 - 7 1/ 7,701
IO) 564660004 1,478 4,246 - 8 5,732
1! 6656065006 1,336 2,166 - 10 3,512
19G3)'g6 0 a: 60.00 809 2,184 - 7 3,000
IGE or6 66 56.0546 770 782 - 4 1,556
1WAD G6 0000.00 587 637 - 3B 1,277
1D 56660666 936 15355 - 62 2,353
UGE’ 6 6.6.00-0 0 6 840 1,712 - 25 2,577
Il 6 6.006000 1,265 1,356 - 25 2,646
IE2 GG oG 0000 885 1,356 - 30 2,271
NOSSive: Fei-s. teutehtecrs) Xe 1,945 1,475 - 201 3,621
ICES Se oh Gn Oke aes 1,645 3, 464 - 108 5,217
IGE G 6.625 4.6 6 6 2,531 2,523 - 24 5,078
OSB Weurenmemremenieareare 2,244 2,925 - 24 5,193
IED 5G Go G.0.015 5 2,223 1,842 - 35 4,100
IM0'G 06050006 2,808 2,366 - 33 5, 207
IW aoasado0 2,250 1,802 - 13 4,065
IWS od 6 6b G0 6 4,133 1,933 - 33 6,099
TO G6 Go Goold. o 6,818 2,094 - 26 8,938
GASH Mews 2a) ta tate, fo 3, 402 4,838 - 31 8,271
NOLS Gio eae necn nes 8,740 (2) = (2) 2)
OAT gente cite) tos eh Fats 10,331 3,226 - 9 13, 566
1I@45) Gg SB oa a-0 6-0 6 7,271 4,007 - 157 11,435
IMG6 66 O00 7,294 4,045 - 249 11,588
IO SOMepemeeyteinetemere 7,721 5,085 c 808 13,614
WOW 5) 6-6-0 .0 070.5 7,072 4,372 - 912 12,356
{OER o b°G 6 60 6 Oo 5, 520 3,626 - S01 9,647
IESG 6.6.66 o0.6 4,050 3,341 = 450 7,841
1928 6.04 6.0 G16-0 2,452 3,019 - 481 5,952
I9ES.9 O-5.G.010 oD 2,657 3,119 - 444 6,220
19EB 6.9.06 6.0 0-6 3,575 2,885 - 804 7,264
IW 6-60.60 610.0 3, 582 2,355 - 505 6,442
IGE) 616.56 6 -o0g00 3,737 2, 580 - 322 6,639
IED 6-6 6:0 b-or0-6 3,407 2,011 - 343 5,761
IED O19 6-6 O10 O50 3,888 2,552 - 484 6,924
ION. oo) Grovg- Oras 4,291 1, 687 - 582 6, 560
192g 0. bo 66.6.6 4,836 1,340 - 378 6,554
19ES) 6 O160-010-0-0 5,311 1,584 - 262 IST,
19E2 6.6 Goo 6 G10 5, 402 1,894 - 418 SIA |
TOS pomamentine, teehee 5,948 1,873 - 363 8, 184

1/ INCLUDES SOFT CLAMS.
2/ NOT AVAILABLE.

218

MIDDLE ATLANTIC FISHERIES

HISTORICAL CATCH STATISTICS

SURF CLAMS,

YEAR NEW YORK NEW JERSEY
QUANTITY. QUANTITY
WOE) 9.5 6-0 6 GHG 48
UG2S 6506 Oo co d6 39
VED 6G G16) 6 GG 6 205 44
UES O G10 ooo ao 316 181
VERE oud 65 bo) 6 3533 136
MOSS renieilieiire) lollisitels 380 146
WEES 6 5 5 046 6 6.0 523 314
PEY 6.0/6 6 070 6.6 972 614
O38 rentoleh ii iollion he: ie 809 805
USERiG G66 60 6 6 308 833
1940\ 5 1 0 ww ew 660 S73
Cys 6°60 O00, Goo 340 413
GAS retiree? ie) ioitel ued te 475 170
Veo: 0 O80 0) Ould -O gle 15
NO AS ewes collie) lets) esis 3,982 S27
USAS ids Gos) 5 G6 6, 483 =
OY 6 1076 O06 00 3F3iD 169
HOLS 6 oooh 6 OG 35/921 177
OAS Wer weave iter fel ellie 4,903 408
IDEO: 66S G i686 6 3,285 4,299
TOR 66. 606 Gio 7ah6 4,046 6,420
SEES 4956 010 oO 4,138 6,418
IES: Gg a6 a ola. 6 3,345 6,878
WOES G0 0=o bold 3,360 6,877
WOES 5.6 So HOO 2,026 8,278
(WOES oan 66 G66 2,368 peek)
IOEE oo G=o%8 5 oO. 5 1,599 15, 224
MOSGiven ke! le! je) 0) fe) e) ie 429 12,462
NO. SOFreyrell ve) 0! fe) fore) le S14 20,164
NO GOs ete: vel (0! tole) sisi: 722 23,448
VOU G26 0 10) 6 -6)'6 722 26,697
WOEE S'S obo oto7S 840 29,830
WES) SGGs Gedy a) dno 974 37, 548
NO G4 cite spiel jebilely isi ce 1,218 36,875
ISEES VS odo oO O06 1,505 42,307
— ea

1880-1965

(THOUSANDS OF POUNDS)

PENNSYLVANIA

+

DELAWARE

QUANTITY.

LP UP P= Pee Pte Get Ut OF (ego 0 Fo 0 0 OG UO ae 0

QUANTITY.

TOTAL

QUANTITY.

NOTE: --DATA

NOT

AVAILABLE PRIOR TO 1921,

MIDDLE ATLANTIC FISHERIES

219
HISTORICAL CATCH STATISTICS
OYSTERS, 1880—1965
(THOUSANDS OF POUNDS)
YEAR NEW YORK NEW JERSEY PENNSYLVANIA DELAWARE TOTAL

QUANT ITY QUANTITY. QUANTITY QUANTITY QUANTITY
HEE ono 6 oo 0 OO 7,303 W575) 1,250 2,109 28,397
IGS 5-0 6 Oo 6 Oo 8 13,903 23, 523 1,973 276 39,275
NOSBige sss, Gotues ase cs 13,308 22,670 1,599 294 37,871
WED G6 ao Oo BO 8 14, 628 9, 567 1,343 1,039 26,577
IED Go 6 0h oo 8 16, 456 10,207 i255 1,184 29,102
1G) s 6 6 6 6 6.00 18,277 9,860 1,189 1,102 30, 428
IW 5660660600 15,517 11,351 1,870 389 29,127
Il SG oon6 660 12,381 18,789 284 681 32,135
SOA tere renee oars 20, 080 11,756 633 811 33, 280
WES .cooc 0 OG 12,950 8,253 907 1,082 23,192
IBl oo 6600.06 9,423 14,172 - 2,825 26, 420
IES o 6 oo OO O08 7,125 14,375 - 3,426 24,926
IGE) 6 6G 00000 9,192 19,917 - 105 29,214
19380 6 2 2 ww ww 9,263 11,825 - 428 21,516
ICH) o-oo 6.0 0 6,674 14,402 - 470 21,546
IER G6 6 Go Oo 6 6,036 8, 564 - 426 15,026
WEN Gob aaoOG 6,092 7,612 - 229 13,933
WHS 6 GoGo 6 oS S, 767 8,462 - 582 14,811
WCE? G:68n 6 Oo Gooe8 9,784 4, 563 - 270 14, 617
OSB ecuerp icin euretrctrey ce 10, 206 5,798 - 140 16,144
IGEQ 6 0°06 oO 0 0 6,273 5,096 - 285 11,654
WO GH -o 6 0 6 00 7,067 5,942 - 974 13,983
1426666 6 0 0 Oo 6,400 55/522 - 184 12,106
IWS Go 606006 6,605 6,024 - 47 12,676
194 5 6 Go 6 6 OO Upilea 5, 640 - 348 135,125
NOAS TS Te 6 6 5,073 7,748 - 732 13,553
1945600 5 60 G0 5,789 (1) - (1) (1)
IY o 606.0 0 0-0 5,785 5,853 - 4,106 15,744
IE 5 o OG oD oO 6,952 5,988 - 2,850 15,790
IGE 6-6-5 0-60 00 8,136 7,085 - 2,190 17,411
IED 66000006 8,787 7,242 - 2,141 18,170
IGE) 6 oO D6 0 6 D0 9,383 5,761 - 2,266 17,410
WEE goo dan 4 6 6,521 7,994 - 2,252 16,767
IDE Ow ooo 50 oD 2,836 8,484 - 3,142 14,462
IES bo 6 oO 6 oO 0 1,708 7,329 - 4,340 13,377
IES oe 6b oboe oo 1,354 5, 204 - 3,290 9,848
IES 6 65.060 0-0 1,070 5, 503 - 1,893 8, 466
NO S7Momispesiitehtelieiie) te 1,067 2,720 - 4,194 7,981
JE 60400060 1,057 829 - 2,410 4, 296
IEDM OG. Gao oO O68 890 207 - 295 1,392
NO GO rer erie) tel ee! <s) 810 167 - 17 1,154
WOM 66 60-0:0-0 6 788 1,100 - 33 1,921
IEE 6 6G 0 6-0 DO 728 1,554 - 80 2,362
IES) Sio-o 6 6).0°6 6 394 516 - 4) 951
WES Gob a a6 0 213 1,098 - 46 Neco7
1965 . 6 © ew we © oo 200 523 - 34 757

ster set [toe

1/ NOT AVAILABLE.

220

1880
1887
1888
1889
1890
1891

1897
1901

1904
1908
1921

1926
1929
1930
1931

1932
1933
1935
1937
1938
1939
1940
1942
1943
1944
1945
1946
1947
1948
1949
1950
1951

1952
1953
1954
1955
1956
1957
1958
1959
1960
1961

1962
1963
1964
1965

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MIDDLE ATLANTIC FISHERIES

HISTORICAL CATCH STATISTICS

NEW YORK

QUANTITY.

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317

SCALLOPS, BAY AND SEA, 1880-1965

(THOUSANDS OF POUNDS)

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QUANTITY

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HUDSON RIVER SHAD FISHERY

221

The Hudson River run of shad yielded a commercial catch ot 66,786 fish weighing
237,521 pounds, valued at $35,929 tothe fishermen. Compared withthe previous year, this

was an increase ot 31 percent in poundage but a decline ot 5 percent in value.

Fishermen

receivedan average price ot 15 cents per pound forshad during 1965, compared with 21 cents
the previous year.

There were only 94 fishermen in the HudsonRiver shad fishery--25 percent less than
in 1964, following a downward trend that has continued since 1947, when there were nearly

1,200 shad fishermen.
of 3,809,400 pounds.

The catch has alsodeclined generally fromthe 1944 peak production

Statistics on the 1965 operating units and catch of shad in the Hudson River by New
York and New Jersey fishermen are included in the operating unit and catch data for those

states.

SUMMARY OF OPERATING UNITS AND CATCH, 1965

OPERATING UNITS
FISHERMEN, ON BOATS
AND SHORE:

TOTAL. « « «

BOATS siMOTORMeenket ce
GEAR, GILL NETS:
ANCHOR, SET OR
STAKE. « « © «
SQUARE YARDS ,

SQUARE YARDS . .
CATCH
SHAD, GILL NETS:
ANCHOR, SET OR
STAKE « 2 ee «
DWINIFUG 6-8 0 O16 6

Wehbe 6 6 66

NUMBER

18, 972
15, 255

34,227

NEW YORK NEW JERSEY

NUMBER NUMBER NUMBER

6
77
83 1 94
44 6 50
26 3 29
54,448 7,755 62, 203
29 = 29

NUMBER POUNDS NUMBER POUNDS

51, 531 180,118
15, 255 57,403

119,958 | 20, 300 32,559 | 117,563 | 15,629 66, 786

32,559 117, 563 | $15,629

NOTE: =<eTHESE DATA REFLECT THE CATCH OF SHAD IN THE HUDSON RIVER BETWEEN WEEHAWKEN, NeJ.~ AND HUDSON, N.Y.

VALUE

$25,747
10, 182

MIDDLE ATLANTIC FISHERIES

222

MIDDLE ATLANTIC BIBLIOGRAPHY OF FISHERY STATISTICS

Federal fishery statistics have been collected by a number of agencies, including the
Fish Commission, Bureau of Fisheries, Fish and Wildlife Service, and Bureau of the Census,
The data have been published in several series of reports. Since funds for conducting statis-
tical surveys have been limited, there has been wide variation in the frequency of the surveys
in the various areas. This has made it difficult to determine the years in which data were
available for the various sections, and also to locate the reports in which the results of
surveys were published. The following bibliography was prepared to make it easier to locate
the results of the various canvasses of the fisheries of the Middle Atlantic States. No attempt
has beenmade to include those publications giving fragmentary or summary data only, or data
on only certain fisheries or states. Unless otherwise noted, all are publications of the Bureau
of Commercial Fisheries and its predecessor agencies.

Data for: Title of Publication

1880 The Fisheries and Fishery Industries of the United States, Section II,
Senate Document No, 124, 47th Congress, 1887
1887 Report of the Commissioner of Fisheries for 1888
1888 Report of the Commissioner of Fisheries for 1888
1889 Bulletin of the United States Fish Commission, 1894
1890 Bulletin of the United States Fish Commission, 1894
1891 Bulletin of the United States Fish Commission, 1894
1897 Report of the Commissioner of Fisheries for the Year Ending June 30, 1900
1901 Report of the Commissioner of Fisheries for the Year Ending June 30, 1902
1904 Report of the Commissioner of Fisheries for the Year Ending June 30, 1905
1908 Fisheries of the United States, 1908, Bureau of the Census
1921 Fishery Industries of the United States, 1922
1926 Fishery Industries of the United States, 1927
1929 Fishery Industries of the United States, 1930
1930 Fishery Industries of the United States, 1931
1931 Fishery Industries of the United States, 1932
1932 Fishery Industries of the United States, 1933
1933 Fishery Industries of the United States, 1934
1935 Fishery Industries of the United States, 1936
1937 Fishery Industries of the United States, 1938
1938 Fishery Industries of the United States, 1939
1939 Fishery Statistics of the United States, 1939
1940 Fishery Statistics of the United States, 1940
1942 Fishery Statistics of the United States, 1942
1943 Fishery Statistics of the United States, 1943
1944 Fishery Statistics of the United States, 1944
1945 Fishery Statistics of the United States, 1945
1946 Fishery Statistics of the United States, 1946
(New York only)
For the years since 1946, statistical surveys have been published each year in Fishery
Statistics of the United States.

SECTION 4 - CHESAPEAKE FISHERIES

Landings of commercially caught fish and shellfish at ports in Maryland and Virginia
were a record 591.5 million pounds valued at a record $40.2 million--an increase of 54.9
million pounds (10 percent) and $4.2 million(12 percent) compared with 1964. Landings of
alewives, butterfish, croaker, menhaden, sea bass, gray sea trout, shad, swellfish, blue
crabs, sea scallop meats, andunclassified fish for reduction increased. The catch of scup,
spot, and skipjack tuna declined.

Virginia with landings of 504.9 million pounds worth $27.0 million accounted for 85
percent of the volume and 67 percent of the value. Maryland had the remainder of Chesa-
peake landings--86.7 million pounds worth $13.2 million. The large difference in quantity
resulted from the Virginia menhaden fishery, which supplied 70 percent of the State's
catch.

Fishermen and vessels. There were 18,996 fishermen inthe Chesapeake area--442 more
than in 1964. Operating were 1,413 vessels of 5 net tons or more, 9,980 motor boats, and
991 other boats--up 196 from the previous year. Greater activity in the sea scallop and
hard blue crab fisheries was principally responsible for the increase.

Fleet changes. Some significant changes occurred in the quantity and type of gear used.
With State permission, Virginia fishermen used crab dredges to take conchs during the
closed season on crabs. In the Maryland oyster fishery, a scarcity of oysters and a few
conversions of dredges to yachts resulted in a decline in sail-powered oyster dredges
from 61 in 1964 to 46 in 1965. The 414 crab scrapes used in the Chesapeake area were
186 less than in the previous year. The decline was caused by bad weather during the
spring--the season when the gear is used most effectively. Scallop fishing increased
markedly as the New England fleet moved in and began to fish the ground off the Middle
Atlantic and Chesapeake States.

Labor. Employees of several Maryland soft clam packing plants were unionized during
the year. Two plants had labor-management disagreements but were able to operate ona
limited basis by employing non-union personnel. The disagreement was still in effect
at the end of the year.

Crab and oyster packing plants, formerly exempt from paying the Federal minimum
wage, had to comply with the Federal minimum wage law. Despite predictions that some
firms would close because of higher labor costs, the plants continued to operate, Prices
were adjusted where necessary to accommodate the increased cost. Efforts to use auto-
mation to decrease the cost of labor received added impetus with the development of
machines to remove meat from the shells of cooked blue crabs. As part of its continued
effort to assist this industry, the Bureaucontracted for the development of Crabmac I and
Crabmac II. Crab Lizzie I, a machine developed by a private firm was also being tested,
but none of the machines was operational at the end of the year. Experimental engineering
by a private firm on a machine to shuck fresh oysters was in progress.

Regulation. The controversy over taking soft clams inthe Potomac River was decided in
February when the Potomac River Fisheries Commission was given legal authority to
regulate this fishery. A review of the controversy reveals that it began February 1964,
when the State of Maryland reclassified many areas in the Potomac River as oyster reefs
and thus eliminated them as soft clambeds. This action reconfirmed the Maryland survey
of 1912, which classified these areas as oyster reefs. In the meantime, they had become
unproductive and when the harvesting of soft clams was allowed in St. Mary's County in
1962, fishermen began taking soft clams. Oystermen complained, and the areas were
closed to clamming.

In 1963, when the Potomac River Fisheries Commission was formed by agreement
between Maryland and Virginia, the compact provided for regulating the taking of oysters,
crabs, and finfish but, inadvertently, did not provide for the taking of soft clams. The
newly formed Commission assumed that the Maryland ban on clamming was still appli-
cable. One enterprising clam fisherman, however, decided to test the validity of the law
and harvested clams in the so-called closed area. He was arrested, and the case went to
court. The court ruled in favor of the fisherman, finding that no authority was given the
Commission to regulate the taking of clams. Therefore, commercial clamming in the
Potomac River was established early in 1964.

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CHESAPEAKE FISHERIES

224.

In June 1964, Maryland placed a 40-bushel daily limit on landing soft clams in the
State; however, this limit did not apply to the Potomac River because the court had ruled
that Maryland no longer had jurisdiction over it. Since this placed dealers and clam
fishermen in other parts of Maryland at a disadvantage, a group of them brought suit
against the State of Maryland, certain State officials, and some Potomac River dealers,
asking to have the river closed to clamming, to prosecute all violators, and to collect
a tax of 10 cents a bushel on all clams taken up to that time. The Commission declared
itself a defendant in the case and in early August 1964 announced that the river would be
closed to clamming. A court order enjoined the Commission from enforcing the closure
until the court case brought by the Maryland dealers and fishermen was disposed of. In
October 1964, the dealers and fishermen lost the case because the court decided that,
under existing laws, there was no way to prohibit clamming in the Potomac River. Late
in 1964, therefore, the Commission submitted tothe legislatures of both States a proposal
that would give the Commission authority to regulate the clam fishery. The proposal was
approved in February 1965, and the Commissionbecame the regulatory authority over the
Potomac River soft clam fishery. A 40-bushel daily limit was placed on landings, and in
certain areas clamming restrictions became effective. In May 1965, the Commission
defined and delineated the areas, for taking soft clams. The Commission, however, still
did not have the power to tax landings of soft clams. Plans are under way now to ask
authority to tax all clams taken from the Potomac River.

Processed products. The value of processed fishery products in the Chesapeake States
was $66.4 million--an increase of $1.1 millioncompared with the previous year. Maryland
accounted for 55 percent and Virginia, 45 percent. There were 621 wholesale and proc-
essing establishments operating in 1965 compared with 622 plants in 1964.

Menhaden. The menhaden catch of 359.9 million pounds was 23.5 million more than in
the previous year. It was the largest production since 1959 when 414.5 million pounds
were landed. About 89 percent of the catch was made in Chesapeake Bay. Prices for
menhaden meal and oil were at record levels in 1965 and despite fear of a declining
resource the industry in Chesapeake Bay had a good year,

Oysters. The oyster fishery, the most valuable one in Chesapeake Bay, increased in
value in 1965. Fisherman received $16.7 million--$891,000 more than in the previous
year. The volume (21.2 million pounds), however, declined 910,000 pounds from 1964.
The decline was sufficient to boost shucked oyster prices to an alltime high. Prices in
January 1965, ranged from $6.75 to $7.50 per gallon for standards and $7.75 to $8.50 for
selects. By December, the price had reached $8.50 to $9.00 for standards and $9.50 to
$10.00 for selects. At no time during the year did prices generally recede.

Table 1.--Wholesale shucked oyster prices f.o.b.
Hampton, Va., 1965

Month Standards | Selects
alerts ($ per gallon)... =...
JANUATY oreystelelsla|svelelsiereis sfelevsieke 6.75-7.50 7.75-8.50
RED rUWareyinieversieralstetelsierelerc aneus 6.75-7.25 7.75-8.25
MancChisjeteroretelsteVeleleleleistelelerereteteve 6.75-7.25 7.75-8.25
AD Uablerepetepererevletorekercicneteneveve cists 6.75-7.25 7.75-8.25
IManjaterateleterctereketersietolsvetatetoxelcneys ‘ 7.00-7.25 8.00-8.25
JUUMEjatevenacrererotetetete iste so0udGdS 7.00-7.25 8.00-8.25
dthbyo GouGoOUndoObaCOouO . 7.00-7.25 8.00-8.25
AUB US UeiyetevercleklotevelstereNeiersierclels 7.00-7.50 8.00-8.50
September......... etedeketeRebete 7.00-8.00 8.00-9.00
OcoObemtNrsrcielerslereistercielerisvers : 8.00-8.50 9.00-9.50
November........+.-. Betsy 8.50-9.00 9.50-10.00
DECEMBER srerelelelcre) sisielaxe slcteveyele’s 8.50-9.00 9.50-10.00

Source:--The Bureau's Market News Service, Hampton, Va.

CHESAPEAKE FISHERIES

Once again, a drought reduced the fresh-water runoff into the Bay, allowing higher
salinities. Simultaneously the MSX disease began to encroach further upon the productive
oyster areas. The States and the Potomac River Fisheries Commission planted oyster
shells and seed in areas beyond reach of the disease, and the fishermen benefitted ac-
cordingly. Meanwhile, work continued on development of disease-resistant strainsof
oysters.

The James River seed oyster fishery continued tobe fairly productive; however, this
fishery has changed considerably in recent years. Tohave a ready sale to packing houses,
the tongers now prefer to harvest the shucking-size stock rather than the much smaller
seed. The Virginia Institute of Marine Science believes that harvesting these spawners is
reducing the seed population of the James River.

The Virginia Commission of Fisheries opened for harvesting on an experimental
basis two seed-oyster areas. These areas (in the Piankatank and Great Wicomico rivers)
had been previously stocked by the State. The results were encouraging, and the State
plans to continue the practice of planting shells for the production of seed oysters.

Blue crabs. The catch of hard blue crabs was a record 82.6 million pounds valued at
$6.2 million--a gain of 8.4 million pounds and $1.2 million compared with the previous
year. Prices for crab meat (f.0.b. Hampton, Va.) at the beginning of the year were slightly
higher than in 1964. As usual, prices increased during January, February, and March,
reaching new highs in the latter month--$2.40 to $2.75 per pound for backfin lump (com-
pared with $2.00 to $2.35 in 1964). Regular and claw grades were correspondingly high.

)
Table 2.--Wholesale crab meat prices f.o.b. Hampton, Va., 1965
Month | Backtin Regular Claw
lump

Saadoo00es Meters (SEDELEDOUNG)) ever re leleteleletelevetercte
January... ob0000000G000000000 1.90-2.35 1.05-1.15 0.90-1.05
INO EGA TS GoD OOOOdDGQDOGd0G0000G 2.25-2.40 dL G5} 1.05-1.15
Mane hivetetelefevereteletcsteleteleneretelore eccee 2.40-2.75 1.25-1.50 1.10-1.25
April ey yelere SBdpouodeS do0000000000 1.85-2.75 1.00-1.40 0.90-1.25
WEN oad 0aDobbaoOGdOOOOOGO0D00000 1.75-2.00 1.00-1.15 0.90-1.00
UME Neyatelelefelslotelals SG06800 H00800050 1.60-1.85 1.05-1.10 0.85-1.00
TUWTYj.\e\e)aielevelelele\sie(s\cle/s\s sleisis sjejelele« 1.70-1.75 1.00-1.10 0.85-0.95
IAIIZ US iietelefoloreferetel skeveleloleveler ete b.d00100 1.60-1.75 0.95-1.10 0.85-0.90
DSPLEMBES Tye ieselefolevolelsielolelele stevelcl sie 1.70-1.80 0.95-1.10 0.85-0.90
OswelisIsondecoubosGDONOUOU odoooed 1.70-1.80 1.00-1.05 0.85-0.90
NOVembetyerereley efe/olerstelol fs) elefelelchelohevete 1.75-1.85 1.00-1.05 0.90-0.95
December cverejetererevsichersreteyelelelarstereretere | 1.70-1.75 0.95-1.05 0.85-0.95

Source:--The Bureau's Market News Service, Hampton, Va.

On December 1, 1964, the beginning of the 1964-65 dredge season, the Virginia Com-
mission of Fisheries set a limit of 30 barrels of crabs per day for crab dredges. At this
time crab landings were heavy. They became very light, however, during February and
March--resulting in high prices for crab meat. Crab landings increased and remained
heavy from April through October. The year ended with crab meat prices slightly lower
than in the previous year.

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226

COMPARISON OF RECEIPTS OF CRABS AND CRAB MEAT FROM MARYLAND
AND VIRGINIA AT FULTON MARKET, N.Y., 1964 and 1965

Blue crabs Crab meat
1965 1964 » 1965 1964
Pounds Pounds
Maryland 960,800 731,700 27,700 34,700

Virginia 1,108,600 1,008,900 311,000 307,800

Soft clams. There were 7.9 million pounds of soft clam meats worth $1.6 million pro-
duced in 1965--a decline of 290,000 pounds and $72,000 compared with the previous year.
Virginia entered this fishery for the first time and had 220,000 pounds of meats, This
small harvest may be a portent because Virginia has a large, untapped supply of soft
clams and market demand for soft clam meats is increasing.

Alewives. Landings of 38.3 million pounds of alewives were 10.3 million pounds more
than in 1964 and reached the highest production level since 1951. The catch was the
fourth largest on record. The record value of $551,000 was $35,000 more than in the
previous year.

Scup. Landings of scup were 6.7 million pounds--4.4 million (40 percent) less than in
the previous year. The decline could be partly attributed to a decline in effort. Fewer
vessels made fewer trips; some of the craft shifted to the profitable scallop fishery.

The scup fishery is part of the so-called winter trawl fishery which reaches its peak
between October and March. Small and medium-sized fish made up a large share of the
1965 catch. They averaged 7.7 cents per pound compared with 5.6 in 1964. Most of the
catch was landed in the Hampton Roads, Va., area.

Longline fishery. There were 302,400 pounds of swordfishand 23,200 pounds of tuna taken
with longlines in 1965--a decline of 333,000 and 99,600 pounds, respectively, compared
with the previous year. The decline was caused primarily by high incidence of small
swordfish (pups) in the 1965 catch. Twelve vessels operated longlines for swordfish in
Virginia waters--five less than in 1964. The greater incidence of small swordfish caused
dealers to market the catch by size classification: large (over 100 pounds), medium
(40-100 pounds), and small (under 40 pounds).

Sea_ scallops. Scallop beds discovered by Bigelow and Welsh about 1915 off the Virginia
capes and the lower Middle Atlantic area were intensively harvested for the first time in
1965. Although an occasional trip had been made to these grounds in recent years and
trawlers had picked up a few pounds incidental to fish trawling, no serious attempt was
made to fish them until 1965. During the year, 37 scallopers making 199 trips landed a
record 2.8 million pounds of sea scallop meats worth $1.7 million. This was an increase
of 2.6 million pounds and $1.6 million compared with 1964, This was only a small part of
the total harvest of these beds; most of the scallop meats were landed at ports in New
York, New Jersey, and Massachusetts.

Swellfish. -Swellfish have been plentiful in the past few years. Record landings of 12.5
million pounds were up 7.4 million (144 percent) compared with 1964. Most of the catch
was taken by pound nets in the spring of the year. Usually the fish are dressed, skinned,
and sold on the fresh market, but the supply in 1965 exceeded the demand and many were
frozen for future sale.

Tuna. The tuna catch of 858,000 pounds was 2.1 million pounds less than in the previous
year. Only two tuna purse seine vessels landed in the Chesapeake area compared with
five in 1964, The entire Atlantic coast tuna fishery declined in 1965 because the fish were
scarce,

Other information. Condensed summary data on the operating units and catch, by States,
appearing on the following pages, have been previously published in Current Fishery
Statistics No. 4332, The catch of fishand shellfish in the bay and ocean areas of Maryland

CHESAPEAKE FISHERIES

and Virginia is shown at the endofthis section. Additional data may be found in the Mary-
land and Virginia monthly and annual landing bulletins published by the Branch of Fishery
Statistics in cooperation with the respective States. Informationon the daily, monthly, and
annual production of fishery products in selected areas of these States is available in
reports published by the Bureau's Fishery Market News Office at Hampton, Va.

Acknowledgments. The following organizations helped collect the data appearing in this
section: Maryland Department of Chesapeake Bay Affairs, Natural Resources Institute of
the University of Maryland; Virginia Commission of Fisheries, Virginia Institute of
Marine Science; and Potomac River Fisheries Commission.

VALUE OF CHESAPEAKE STATES CATCH, 1956-65

vies &

Million
dollars

Value of
shellfish

'63 "64 1965

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SECTIONAL SUMMARIES
SUMMARY OF CATCH, 1965

(MILLIONS OF POUNDS AND MILLIONS OF DOLLARS)

FISH SHELLFISH, ETC.

QUANTITY VALUE QUANTI TY VALUE QUANTITY
35) 2 52 11 87
435 9 70

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TOTAL, EXCLUSIVE

OF DUPLICATION
FISHERMEN: Nene
ONBVESSELSpareirep eine! aoe onae 4, 333
ON BOATS AND SHORE:
REGUIPAR RIC sieeciney cureurel = 8,379
CAEN 595 onus dl0) a. ao
TOTAL IR eBEY ye eta bear
VESSELS:
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GROSS TONNAGE... 2...
SATE a oberis eeteie ahus kee
GROSS TONNAGE... .
TOTAL VESSELS .....
TOTAL GROSS TONNAGE . .
BOATS:
MOTOR itor sfarsie aesseluecthes
OTHER eet ac ocr eters
GEAR:
HAUL SEINES, COMMON... . 107 155 262
LENGTH, YARDS ...... 46,700 103, 700 150, 400
PURSE SEINES:
MENHAD EN Seis ieulra tar oiierds 2 40 40
meer, NARDSieorwaerame 750 15, 098 15, 098
Silk Gonmerenarneeee ts 2 - 2
LENGTH, YARDS... .. 1,890 & 1,890
OTTER TRAWLS, FISH... .. 33 66 86
YARDS AT MOUTH. . .. . 839 derail 2,295
POUND NETS:
FlISHic ee caeits. “5 Reais 238 966 1,201
CRAB pepea tame so dsulen ic 210 2,477 2,687
FYKE AND HOOP NETS, FISH. . 611 561 Tai)
POTS AND TRAPS:
GRABS cakaphcmrypcwrs tector cts 78,660 138,816 217, 376
filler ee Aaa ckeoNee SS es 7,743 2,096 9,839
BISHBRS ES cape cre Stat bile 845 4,137 4, 982
WRAUES oc 016 oo ob 6 301 308 609
GILL NETS:
ANCHOR, SET OR STAKE. . . 1,671 1,662 3,331
eSauare VARDSRNenieaunae = 1,934,770 846, 760 2,779, 530
SHAD pear paras me aimed 326 326
SQUARE YARDS. . 2. . 2 266, 500 266, 500
OTHER sr uve he eeterlS oc 518 521 1,036
sac SQUARE YARDS, . 2. 926, 340 345, 070 1,247,410
HAND Siete ae et enema 1,102 854
HOOKS Fate coer 13 102 854 aos
LONG OR SET WITH HOOKS. . fl 72 * "83
HOOKS!9,, RiSAS Sie er TES Ye 4, 100 19, 4
TROT WITH BAITS . 2... 23641 ae Sse
BANISH ee ann: ae ae 962, 150 4
DIP NETS, COMMON. 1 2 1] "107 mois Wee bass
SCRAPES a errcee Suncare tas 351 63 414
YARDS AT MOUTH, .. 1. 364 98 462
DREDGES;
CRAMER ES Gb Watra ook: 207
YARDS AT MOUTH. . . . 208 at 56
CONCHIDE WE aia cues as lie 18 18
YARDS AT MOUTH. . .. . 27 27
CRABS fa tunes adios 1 324 325
YARDS AT MOUTH. . . . . 1 539 540
OYSTER, COMMON. .... 156 477 633
YARDS AT MOUTH. . .. . 170 541 711
SCA MOR AROS airs aets Biaca S 52 52
YARDS AT MOUTH. . .°. 183 183
TONGS:
OYSTERS OG ty) Gn cilen aos 3,648
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BLUEFISH.
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BUTTERFI SH,
CABIOMsaretns
CARP! ie 10) 1
CATFISH AND
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CRAPPIE . .
CROAKER . .
DRUM:
BEACK Wei .a oie
REDErepiciieaicnite
EELS, COMMON. .
FLOUNDERS;
BLACKBACK .
FUUK ES prcnee:
UNCLASS]F]ED
GIZZARD SHAD.
HAKE:
REDtetteinteimte
WHITE 0 2
HARVESTFISH .
HERRING, SEA.
HICKORY SHAD.
HOGCHOKER . .
KING MACKEREL
KING WHITING O
MACKEREL. .
MENHADEN. .
MULLET, . «
PIGFISH. .
PIKE OR PICKERE
SCUP OR PORGY .
SEAMBASS Suretratite
SEA ROBIN...

O-0'.o° (o-0-0-6 070
=
clheiiellle (fo 0 026 6 6

O 080d $0 0-O40-0900

SH

LHE.

.
°

L.

SEA TROUT OR WEAKF

GRAY. 6 6) 216
SPOTTED ...
SHAD. © « + « «
SHARKS;
GRAYFISH. . .
UNCLASSIFIED.

°

SPANISH MACKEREL.

SHO Mewenistieisrie
STRIPED BASS. .

STURGEON, COMMON.

SUCKERS . . se
SUNFISH...
SWELLFISH . .
SWORDFISH . .
TAUTOG Ney
TILEFISH. .
TUNA:
BLUEFIN. . .
MTuUZ5 6 oo
SKIIPUACK ae.
UNCLASSIFIED.

ee ee ee

TOTAL TUNA.

WHITE PERCH . .
WHET NG Iie erie
YELLOW PERCH. .
UNCLASSIFIED:
FOR FOOD. . .

oe Ne weve e
00 60-0 00 000
0 O-050°0 0.0.0 0.0

[Hd G a G O-Ol0

z

sicelfeliseiieiiejnenise’—— ele eeeiisiaeie
O

© @ (0 (e006) © (0 Lie 2 0) @ ee ¢

0 6"o0nNG 0.0.00 0 6.6 00.06

S|

©) omer oe) cerie/ver ie) leiene

efetnenseiiat-elleliciisponlehie
ajneiie).¢)ce) .e/eselresepieiie

BAIT, REDUCTION, AND ANIMAL

FOOD Eerste.

TOTAL FISH,

SHELLFISH, ETC.

CRABS, BLUE;
HARD. . .

SOFT AND PEELER | 1...
TOTAL CRABS

LOBSTERS, NORTHERN. . . .

SEE FOOTNOTE AT END OF TABLE.

CHESAPEAKE FISHERIES

CATCH BY STATES, 1965

(THOUSANDS OF POUNDS AND THOUSANDS OF DOLLARS)

MARYLAND VIRGINIA TOTAL
QUANTITY VALUE QUANTI TY VALUE QUANTITY VALUE
2,092 31 36, 200 520 38, 292 551
7 1 205 20 212 20
(1) 1 36 3 % 3
64 14 2, 905 230 3,069 244
a = 10 1 10 1
261 9 117 4 378 13
389 31 940 91 1,329 122
1 1 3 (1) 4 1
7 1 - - 7 1
(1) 1 1, 532 154 1,532 54
2 1 106 6 108 6
1 1 95 10 96 10
195 20 742 156 937 176
62 2 122 4 184 6
734 146 1,977 363 2,711 509
(1) 1 9 (1) 9 (1)
1 106 144
22 (1) 2 2 42 2
= 2 1 (1) 1 (1)
a = 277 27 277 27
8 (1) 194 2 202 2
13 35 1 48 2
(1) (1) - - (1) (1)
= = 6 1 6 1
15 1 60 5 75 6
17 2 383 45 400 47
8, 333 153 351,613 5, 249 359, 946 5, 402
& = 7 ne 17 2
(1) (1) 9 1 9 1
5 1 - - 5 1
422 38 6,277 479 6,699 517
243 29 4,771 368 5,014 397
174 2 8 (1) 182 2
248 22 2, 007 180 2, 255 202
- - 40 10 40 10
1,343 150 2,955 307 4, 298 457
16 1 550 22 566 23
88 3 33 1 121 4
1 1 73 1 74 11
1 1 1,751 248 1,752 248
2,949 2 2,213 433 5, 162 975
35 5 2 3 57 8
1 (1) (1) (1) 1 (1)
12 1 - - 12 1
1,866 40 10, 669 142 12, 535 182
- - 302 112 302 112
1 (1) 4 1 5 1
- - 3 1 3 1
824 97 - Gy 824 ( 97
- - 3 1 3 1
8 1 - = 8 UF
- - 23 3 23 3
832 98 26 3 858 101
1, 450 193 309 27 1,759 220
109 3 20 1 129 4
215 30 64 6 279 36
2 (1) 99 8 101 8
12,656 82 4,498 48 17, 154 130
35,030 1,650 434, 414 9, 307 469, 444 10, 957
31, 998 2,515 50, 563 3,724 82, 561 6, 239
2,694 919 1,079 445 3, 773 1, 364

(CONTINUED ON NEXT PAGE)

SPECIES

SHELLFISH, ETC.

CLAMS:
HARD:
PUBLIC 3
PRIVATE. «
SOFT, PUBLIC
SUR EAs

TOTAL CLAMS

CONCHS

eo eo eo

OYSTERS, MARKET:

PUBLIC:
SPRING . .
FALL . « «

PRIVATE:
SPRING. .
FALL ..

ee eo

TOTAL OYSTERS

SCALLOPS, SEA.
SQUID. . « » «
TERRAPIN . « «
TURTLES, SNAPPEI

R

°
°
°
°

ee oe

CATCH BY STATES, 1965 - Continued

CONT ] NUED

ee ee

TOTAL SHELLFISH, ETC. . .

GRAND TOTAL .

1/ LESS THAN 500 POUNDS OR $500,

NOTE: -=STATISTICS ON THE CATCH ARE SHOWN IN ROUND (LIVE) WEIGHT EXCEPT FOR SHELL MOLLUSKS.
OYSTERS ARE REPORTED JN WEIGHT OF TOTAL MEATS; SCALLOPS,

SPECIES

CRABS, BLUE:
HARD. . . » «
SOFT AND PEEL

CLAMS:

HARD:
PUBLIC. =).
PRIVATE . «
SOFT, PUBLIC.
SURFisure

CONCHS. . . .

ER

OYSTERS, MARKET:

PUBLIC:
SPRING. . «
FALLS 2 3 ©

PRIVATE:
SPRING. . «
FALL. . 2 «

SCALLOPS, SEA

CATCH OF CERTAIN SHELLFISH, 1965

(NUMBER AND BUSHELS)

NUMBER
DO
U.S.
STANDARD
BUSHELS

CHESAPEAKE FISHERIES

(THOUSANDS OF POUNDS AND THOUSANDS OF DOLLARS)

MARYLAND
QUANTITY VALUE

242 135

7,654 1,548

231

VIRGINIA TOTAL
QUANTITY VALUE QUANTITY VALUE
2,207 1,189 2,449 1,324
280 148 280 148
220 47 7,874 1/595
S = 275 22

QUANTITY

76,795, 200
10, 776,400

30, 288

637, 867
16,165
1,165

451,940
1, 083, 585

98,015
208,812

NOTE: --THE CAPACITY OF A U.S. STANDARD BUSHEL

SPECIES

MARYLAND

VALUE

$2,515, 334
918,713

135,078
1,548, 310

21,548
3,167

1,305,904
3,866, 763

424, 920
807, 693

1S 2,150.4 CUBIC

VIRGINIA

IN WEIGHT OF EDIBLE MEATS.

QUANTITY VALUE
151,687,800 | $3,723,253
4,922, 064 445, 202
275,850 | 1,188, 950
35,062 148, 269
18, 333 46,495
11,580 24,393
330,771 1,081,051
704,965 | 2,418,833
696,350 | 3,454,314
658,383 | 3,337,055
471,617 | 1,725,141

INCHES.

CLAMS, CONCHS, AND

TOTAL

QUANTITY VALUE
228,483,000 | $6,238,587
15,698,464 | 1,363,915
306,138 | 1,324,028
35,062 148, 269
656,200 | 1,594,805

16, 165 21,548
12,745 27, 560
782,711 2,386, 955
1,788,550 | 6,285,596
794,365 | 3,879,244
867,195 | 4,144,748
471,617 | 1,725,141

AVERAGE WEIGHTS OF CERTAIN SHELLFISH, 1965

CRABS, BLUE:
HARD. . .

SOFT AND PEELER

CLAMS:
HARD:
RUBLE Copter
PRIVATE . .
SOFT, PUBLIC.
SURF. 2 « «
CONCHS/ouremcireuae
OYSTERS, MARKET.
PUBLIC:
SPRING. . .
FALL. « « «
PRIVATE:
SPRING. .
FALLS 6 6 0
SCALLOPS, SEA .

NUMBER PER POUND

DO

POUNDS OF MEATS

BERZUCS.

STANDARD BUSHEL

MARYLAND

QUANTITY

2,40
4.00

NOTE: ==THE CAPACITY OF A U.S. STANDARD BUSHEL JS 2,150.4 CUBIC JNCHES.

VIRGINIA

QUANTITY

3.00
4.56

8.00
8.00
12.00

20.00
4.28
4,29
6.00

6.00
6.00

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PROCESSED FISHERY PRODUCTS, 1965

ITEM

ALEWIVES:
FU Glo oo 6 o G a O08
CANNED;

PIS. o nb aelo oo oo a
ROE. .
SALTED AND PICKLED . .
Oi} {bo -o26 é polio

ANCHOVY PASTE, CANNED. |...

BUTTERFISH, SMOKED... ...

COD, FROZEN:

SPECIALTIES (eee 5.6 B0
SMOKED... e060 9D 0

FLOUNDER FILLETS:

FRESH AND FROZEN... . .

SPECIALTIES (BREADED AND

COOKED, STUFFED). ....
HALIBUT STEAKS, FROZEN... .
HERRING, SEA:

SPECIALTIES, CURED AND REFRIG-

ERATED (PARTY SNACKS, ETC.)
SALTED AND PICKLED .....
MONE) g og Gano a6 6 6.0
MENHADENt

MEAL AND SCRAP . .

Oo fo Ri) 610 Coo toe

SORUB IES Maa aiemen enemy
SABLEFISH, SMOKED. .
SALMON:

STEAKS Sa ROZENGruee eemroni atts nt

GONG) 65 Mvta oh dG 0) 60. ©
SHAD:

CNNAD 61.6 0.0! ovose 3

SMOKED... nalaves
SWORDFISH STEAKS, FROZEN . . .
TUNA;

SPECIALTIES, FROZEN (PIES,

ATIMIES Sm EsiCr)) eimcte entra veuns
CANNED, REGULAR. ......
MEALS tee. oad DO! 5

WHITEFISH, SMOKED. . 1... .
CRABS:
BLUE:
FRESH AND FROZEN:
COOKED SMEATSm alee luleh encore
SPECIALTIES}
CAKES, BREADED AND
COOKED. . . 0 00d
OTHER (CUTLETS, |

IMPERIAL, DEVILED, ETC.)

CANNED (SOUP). 6 olga
MEAL AND SCRAP... - 6
KING, SPECIALTIES, FROZEN

(CAKES) . : yeeteuiette
LOBSTER SOUP, CANNED . 1...
SHRIMP:

BREADED, RAW AND COOKED. . .
SPECIALTIES:
FROZEN (CREAMED, BURGERS,
STUFFED, Wi ETCioy) simenie inners

CANNED (SOUP), ......

CLAMS;
FRESH AND FROZEN;

SHUCKED:
IMARD Wem yeWieyitslinelitel colbert syi te
SOFT. . O'R OO. 00

SPECIALTIES:
FROZEN, BREADED, RAW AND

COOKED MEN MU nee
COCKTAILS. . 5
CANNED (CHOWDER. AND IN
SHEL) ie tenee ala d

CONCHS, STEAMED, FRESH .
OYSTERS:
FRESH AND FROZEN:

SHUCKED Si etires merle (ep tej) elie) we
STEAMED. .
BREADED, RAW AND COOKED.
STEW .

SHELL, GRIT AND LIME...

SEE FOOTNOTES AT END OF TABLE.

POUNDS

STANDARD CASES
DO
POUNDS
1,000 POUNDS
STANDARD CASES
POUNDS

DO
DO

DO

DO
DO

DO
DO
DO

TONS
1,000 POUNDS

TONS

POUNDS

DO
DO

STANDARD CASES
POUNDS
DO

DO
STANDARD CASES
TONS
POUNDS

DO

Do

DO
STANDARD CASES

TONS

POUNDS
STANDARD CASES

POUNDS

DO
STANDARD CASES

GALLONS
DO

POUNDS
DO
STANDARD CASES
POUNDS

GALLONS
POUNDS

MARYLAND
eee

QUANTITY

A, 245, 315

273, 548

1,914, 161
(1)
3, 882
(1)
(1)

548, 088
722,871
(1)
(1)
674, 141
132, 488

by

(CONTINUED ON NEXT PAGE)

VALUE

4, 963, 068

268, 124

825, 329
(1)
190, 558

5, 680, 967

155, 827
1
1

VIRGINIA
QUANTITY VALUE

(1) (1)
63,004 $255, 592
28, 327 339,518
3,494,125 477, 390

(1) (1)

(1) (1)

1 1
1 1

24,304 | 1,370,743
33, 791 4,931,275
20,337 | 1,615,368

(1) (1)

(1) (1)

(1) (1)

(1) (1)
3,973,625 | 5,537,820

(1) (1)

(1) (1)
4,756 220, 339

(1) (1)

(1) (1)

(1) (1)
10,913 52, 387

(1) (1)

(1) (1)
1,238,803 |10,005, 531
610,200 | 1,337,000

(1)

(1)

(4)
(i)

CHESAPEAKE FISHERIES

233
PROCESSED FISHERY PRODUCTS, 1965 - Continued
1TEM MARY LAND VIRGINIA
ee = Lae SeErnnEnEIIIIIIN InnIISIENIIIIERSIEENSREIE
BCAITOPSE SC ARP EREADEDS QUANTI TY VALUE QUANTITY VALUE
RAW AND COOKED. ....-.-.--+..- POUNDS (1) (1) (1) (1)
UNCLASS]F1EDs
FRESH AND FROZEN, PACKAGED, FISH:
STICKS, BREADED;
Wh 6 6G 6 obs 4 O60 5 5 OI0 DO 1 1 691, 908 $275, 474
CWeNH) 6 alo 65 616 6 4'9 0-0 DO 1 1 - -
PORTIONS, BREADED:
RM 0 oO DOD 9 Oe oO ONS DO 1 1 320, 599 117,624
Goo 42) 6 6 6.5.60.0.0 5 900-c DO 1 1 - -
UNBREADED. . 5. 5 2 5 1 DO 1 1 - -
RISHVANDISHELLRISH © 5 2 25 5 5) DO 22,535, 701 | $8,859, 233 7,657,497 | 3,158,095
GXNG) 5.5 0!o 000 oo Oooo Oo STANDARD CASES 630,585 | 6,687,052 (2) (2)
QUTDs a6 'o0go00 000008 POUNDS 7,284,495 | 4,308,443 - -
INDUSTRIAL Wheres meviten Fe) Ve) ich Colikes (ell - - 1,216, 762 - 111, 604
TUL o oo Geo op oo SoG = - 36, 602, 846 - 29,805, 760

1/ INCLUDED IN UNCLASSIFIED | TEMS.

2/ INCLUDED WITH UNCLASSIFIED FISH AND SHELLFISH.

NOTE: --SOME PRODUCTS MAY HAVE BEEN MANUFACTURED FROM RAW PRODUCTS IMPORTED FROM ANOTHER STATE OR A FOREIGN COUNTRY ;
THEREFORE, THEY CANNOT BE CORRELATED DIRECTLY WITH THE CATCH WITHIN THE STATE. CERTAIN ITEMS ARE SHOWN IN INTER-
MED!ATE AND ALSO IN A MORE ADVANCED STAGE OF PROCESSING.

SUMMARY OF PROCESSED PRODUCTS, 1965

(THOUSANDS OF DOLLARS)

PACKAGED:
PNZlo oi 6 6% 6'6 000 0:0 650 Gh 0.0 DONO 5.0 10.5,0

CURED . .

THOUSANDS OF DOLLARS

MARY UAND Sir epueh Wisi =(hlsWleuieiisicell«iteul oie aioli el- Mt itoMel (oh lelueis
VIRGINIA. 2 « « - 5 ob GMOMby Oe 2 ang oe co SMONa! GS! olo:.-6°d

WHOLESALING AND PROCESSING, 1965

MARYLAND VIRGINIA

NUMBER NUMBER NUMBER
WHOLESALING AND PROCESSING:
ESTABISISEMENTS smemtcitecssuloliieMle) folleliel el icsmemer «ie 285 336 621
PERSONS ENGAGED:
AVERAGE FOR SEASON. . 2 2 2 0% © eo © eo O 4,965 4,714 9,679
AVERAGE EORMYEAR Sieemoiiop cir iiomiomicne ir omitonrcine, 4,112 2,914 7,026

CHESAPEAKE FISHERIES

MARYLAND
OPERATING UNITS BY GEAR, 1965

PURSE SEI NES
MENHADEN TUNA

NUMBER NUMBER

234

POUND NETS

NUMBER NUMBER NUMBER NUMBER

F] SHERMEN;
ON VESSELS. . . 6.00% 123 98 112 -
ON BOATS AND SHORE:
REGUEARIE Si.) vetobixe Boule): (e 309 254 60
CASUAL. 283) 3 6 se sw 120 15
TOMA Lie iieh je lioleltelire

VESSELS, MOTOR. .... .

GROSS TONNAGE ...... 216
BOATS:
MOUS 6 6 a6 6 6 O-0 0.0 89 35
Oynl?.5 60 610 0 oo O20 109 S
GEAR:
NUMBER iempeltrl siilclcsticoitsh le 107 210

ENGIN amayARD Sie yeeixcecmtey ie 46, 700
YARDS AT MOUTH, .

FYKE AND GILL NETS
1 TEM HOOP NETS,
FISH ANCHOR, SET

NUMBER NUMBER
FISHERMEN: ee.
ON VESSELS. rene) 172 205
ON BOATS AND SHORE:
REGULAR . oo 548 848
CASUAL aren n-taremcuite 114 699
TOTAL.

VESSELS, MOTOR. .
GROSS TONNAGE .

BOATS:
MOUS o-oo o ‘oho a0 00
OTMERZ meee euaelice .

GEAR:
NUMBER! Ta Mc Tenaeal oneal its
SQUARE YARDS, ....

SCRAPES

CONTINUED CINE S
LONG OR SET TROT WITH
Pluie HAND WITH HOOKS BALTS

NUMBER NUMBER NUMBER NUMBER NUMBER
F 1 SHERMEN: — — =— —S =—_—
ON VESSELS. . . yatta 137 100 =

ON BOATS AND SHORE:
REGUIPAR NP ineurineiy ceetreare 340 12 15 1,350 177
CASUAL ere 357 1,191 =

WON EG: 6 Sbaob SG c5

VESSELS Tai MOTOR/swremreticeiicinsiers
GROSS TONNAGE. ....
BOATS:

MOTIORM Ne yre aetna ize
OTHER MARR an ie icatae eat ae e
GEAR:

NUMER ooo 66 6 coe 351
SQUARENYARDS® Goa 0 4 0) 2
YARDS AT MOUTH. 364

HOOKS OR BAITS.

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235

MARYLAND - OPERATING UNITS BY GEAR, 1965 - Continued

Ferree roxas shy
DREDGES Ferree roxas shy BY
HAND

TOTAL, EX-

ITEM CLUSIVE
OF DUPLI -
NUMBER NUMBER NUMBER NUMBER NUMBER NUMBER NUMBER
F | SHERMEN: —— —= — a —— ——
ON VESSELS. . aac 155 312 276 1, 284
ON BOATS AND SHORE:
REGUDAR Eee tito.) he 209 2,511 3,917
CASUAI fas SESS 4 3, 544
TOWNS 6-0 5.0
VESSELS;
MOTOR . . oes 492
GROSS TONNAGE |... 6, 322
SAIUals ad cee 46

GROSS TONNAGE . 1...

TOTAL VESSELS. . . .
TOTAL GROSS TONNAGE.

BOATS:

MOUCR: 56:5.-'0 0,0 6.0 6 6

Qua? o 6 -or6, 0 0 0.0 60 323
GEAR:

NUMBER. ... Oa 60°95
YARDS AT MOUTH. :

MARYLAND - CATCH BY GEAR, 1965

HAUL SEINES PURSE SEINES
SPECIES COMMON ’
MENHADEN TUNA
POUNDS POUNDS POUNDS VALUE
ANUBNYESo 6 co 6 0 6 0 0 0 6 6, 100 - = =
CARP. . . 0.0.0 233, 100 - =

CATFISH AND BULLHEADS 6
EELS, COMMON. . . oo
FLOUNDERS, BLACKBACK . oo
GIZZARD SHAD. . . oc in
MENHADEN. . .
SEA TROUT OR WEAKFISH, “GRAY
SHAD. 5 O00 :
SROjimreme 000 00.0
STRIPED BASS. 690 96.0 0.6
SUCKERSH mn once wrreit fl TeNteliKepia
SUNFISH oo od 016 5 00,9
TUNA:

BEUEEIING saremismven (el Memoirs ce

SKIPJACK. . 2 6 2 « s ©
WHITES PERCH Bromretereimtcllittatite
YELLOW PERCH. 3 6 6 6 « «
TERRAPINS o= 6-060 6 5 0

824, 000 $96, 820
8,000 840

5, 310, 500 90, 058 832, 000 97,660

TOTAL. .. 2.24...

SPECIES OTTER TRAWLS, POUND BNET S
SH
Gil FISH CRAB
POUNDS VALUE POUNDS VALUE POUNDS VALUE
AUVEWIVES/ pei cies Screws) ce fe) - = 1,919, 300 $28, 216 - -
BLUERNSHS ssa became. cetece 2, 300 $221 4,600 326 -
BONTTOM ere iene at - = 100 7) =
BUTTERFISH, sees 140, 600 11, 600 22, 900 2, 189 S =
CARP. . Sven - = 3, 600 119 = =
CATFISH AND BULLHEADS | . | - - 46, 000 3,797 = ©
COD Meeeer = re 800 99 = - S
CRAPPMER pres isis is erences = S 200 10 - -
CROAKERGM hoch eer eel 300 63 100 13 -

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236

CHESAPEAKE FISHERIES

MARYLAND - CATCH BY GEAR, 1965 - Continued

SPECIES

DRUM:

YUNA Go 5 old GPO

REDER Brean 0. .p 0) -o
EELS, COMMON ane
FLOUNDERS:

BLACKBACK ....

FUME: otbtoo: ooo 6

UNCLASSIFIED. ...
AK ES mi RED eectnenitetat-autedateiene
HERRING He OEAR in ianiamiteyerctie
HOGCHOKER Samy cuiemitWielet stim «ja
KING WHITING OR "KINGFISH"
MACKEREE Sa tari io minfe
MENHADEN. . . Oo 0
PIKE OR PICKEREL. . .
SCUPMORMRORGYag ours teitsite
SEAMBASS eciieuaeiiomneMceinle

SEA ROBIN...

SEA TROUT OR WEAKF1SH, “GRAY
SHAD} ion cecclieh te QO .
SHARKS;

GRAV Fil Slay uem tect toler ie

UNCLASSIFIED. . ont
SPANISH MACKEREL. ie
SPOT se) ee ie
STRIPED BASS. . .
STURGEON.
SWELLFISH . .
TAUTOG. . . «
WHITE PERCH .
WHITING .. .
YELLOW PERCH.
UNCLASS] FIED;

FOR ROOD) cn. 00.0

BAIT, REDUCTION, AND

ANIMAL FOOD. ...

CRABS, BLUE;

HARD. . . « 6 00

SOFT AND PEELER o--06
LOBSTERS, NORTHERN. .
CONCHS, =. . «5 e's s
sleUNoh 6 Vong o 0. od ob
TERRAPIN. . 0s 2 se

MOTAL fe) ie) fe

SPECIES

ALP EWIVESF ie rvettetetelte
CARP... .
CATFISH AND BULLHEADS °
CRARPRIVES cures oe fe
EELS, COMMON. . Q
FLOUNDERS, BLACKBACK . .
PIKE OR PICKEREL. . .
STIRIREDSBASS (ah. wemren cute
SUCKERS: ci. 0) crevice 'e

SUNGISH iecrareereiterkenyemie) te
SWEELRIISH 5 a sess
WHITES PERCH) 00.) 6, vo: verse
YELLOW PERCH. 2°. 2 «. «
CRABS, BLUE;

HARD. clits DY G30

SOFT AND PEELER fe ieynie

TOMA Py ett er toteeieelite,

SPECIES

OTTER TRAWLS, BOUND ANETS

FISH

POUNDS POUNDS POUNDS

1,600
1,200
10, 000

5, 800
15, 100

400
100
2, 300 -
- - 2,991, 700

- 200

422, 100
71, 900
174, 000
214, 900

500

CCT CD ODD UD O06 00
(0 OoD oD ODD Oo

1,000
400
114, 100
200
617, 900

= 60, 500
109, 200 we
S 4,600

300 1, 500

12, 655, 800 =

FYKE AND HOOP
NETS, FISH

POUNDS POUNDS POUNDS

3, 100
6, 500
83, 200
6, 400
2,400
400
3, 800
1,300
100
6, 500
700 1,233, 500 $25,673
61, 200 5 - -
131, 900 D - -

181, 700

17, 592, 400 1,242,803
337, 500 115, 108

ANCHOR, SET
OR STAKE

ALEWIVES,
BLUEFISH. .
BUTTERF ISH.

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237

MARYLAND - CATCH BY GEAR, 1965 - Continued

POTS AND TRAPS - CONTINUED

FI.SH TURTLE

GILL NETS

Sigel les ANCHOR, SET

OR STAKE

POUNDS. VALUE POUNDS VALUE POUNDS VALUE

CARP. . 4 0° = 14, 200 $795
CATFISH AND BULLHEADS a 140, 400 - 52, 100 4,244
CRNA 5 5 0 6 6 6 6 0,6 6 - 600 30
FLOUNDERS;

BLACKBACK . - = 2 7, 300 489

FLUKE. . o = = = 600 87

UNCLASS] FIED. - = - - 100 v
GI ZZARD SHAD. 99) 6 0.9 = = = = 37.600 420
WANE, I2D)G a 6 0 oo oO 60 100 - - - -
HICKORY SHAD. . 5 = = - - 9,400 649
KING WHITING OR "KINGFISH". - - - - 200 18
MENHADEN. ... . A400 = 2 - - 28, 900 582
PAG RIS Hemme oo 0 0-4 400 11 - - 100 3
PIKE OR PICKEREL. Ooo on 6 = o - - 1, 100 220
SCUP OR PORGY . 2. 2... . = = 9
SEA BASS. .. 171, 400 - 7
SEA TROUT OR WEAKFI SH, “GRAY - - 12
SHAD... . Oo 9 . . : a - 113, 568
STR] PED BASS. 0.0 6 6 0 - - 305, 582
SUCKERS IT micmn cnn iI -EEr= = = 6
SUNFISH . oo 08 o. S = 291
(AUTOG cierepmetasttey velvet las 100 - - -
Minit PERE! ob oo G6 = 696, 800 92,774
YELLOW PERCH. «2 + 6 2 « « - 58, 500 8,307
LOBSTERS, NORTHERN. .... 1,600 - -
TURTLES; SNAPPER. . 2 « « - = 2 2

TOTAL.

GILL | ciee nets = continueo | - CONTINUED LINES

SPECIES
DRIFT HAND LONG OR SET
WITH HOOKS
POUNDS POUNDS POUNDS VALUE
AUEWIVESSWNeaiue ieiesuey lta 24, 000 = =
BUIMERRISH Shee coo cielo 200 = =
CARP. . ieee 3, 500 - -
CATFISH AND BULLHEADS |. . 33, 000 - b $1,025
FLOUNDERS, FLUKE. .... . 200 = = =
HICKORVASHAD MMe ile espe 3, 300 < - -
MAGKERELSaemaiamne tony a) rete 14, 500 - - -
SHAD. . . CIRO oe 282, 300 2 © =
STRIPED BASS. : 766, 900 ° =
WHITE PERCH . . A 502, 000 3S -
WHITING... , 100 = -
YEULOWNPERCHMS ue tl stn ol 12, » 500 = -
TURTLES, SNAPPER. 23, 100 = =
Wows os bo , 642, 500 247,054 282, 100 51, 300 13, 000 1,025
LINES - CONTINUED DIP NETS,
sands ne ara ae
| TROT! WITH BAITS! | COMMON
POUNDS VALUE POUNDS POUNDS VALUE

CRABS, BLUE: ——— Fgues —

HARD. . . ane 14, 253, 900 $1, 260,699 6,600 B20 $6, 404

SOFT AND PEELER . . . 137, 200 46, 788 679, 852
TERING o oc G20 0 O60 1,305

TOTAWs Man thiccte se cine 14, 391, 100 1, 307, 487 21, 100 5, 455 2,079, 800 87, 561

SPECIES

POUNDS POUNDS POUNDS

CRABS, BLUE, HARD... = 5, 200 = =
CLAMS:
HARD, PUBLIC. 6 113, 200 o
SOFT, PUBLIC. Oo ONO 7,654, 400

SURF... a0 . 274,800 -
OYSTERS, MARKET:
PUBLIC:
SPRING. . « OO G0 315, 200 $225, 475
FALL... oa; 0 507, 500 424, 240
PRIVATE:
SPRING. . 405, 500 368, 364
FALL. 0 O00 752, 600 636,315
TOTAL

1,654, 394

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MARYLAND - CATCH BY GEAR, 1965 - Continued

TONGS
SPECIES BY HAND
OYSTER OTHER
POUNDS POUNDS POUNDS VALUE
CLAMS, HARD, PUBLIC... = 113, 400 15, 700 $8,714

OYSTERS, MARKET:

PUBLIC;
ISPRIINGsire nce meester lc 1,781, 800 $1, 080, 429
PALS <a. oie Ib. “Oo: “0 4,509, 500 3, 442, 523
PRIVATE:
SPRING. oo oD O00 D 98, 300 56, 556 - - =
FAG 6 oF bo (a 6-.0' a0 249, 700 171, 378 - - =
OPERATING UNITS BY GEAR, 1965
HAUL PURSE POUND NETS FYKE AND
1 TEM SEINES, SEINES, TRAWLS, HOOP NETS,
NUMBER NUMBER NUMBER NUMBER NUMBER NUMBER
F] SHERMEN; a Tae ogee ee fae Sas,

ONEVESSEESHIE myc Umemhel roeniouere
ON BOATS AND SHORE;

160 476

REGUEAR Gr Me smresietculs ie 305 280 154
CASUALESar oiciercliieretarenite 161 141 112
TOMA ere tay acse ses tobieh fe 266
VESSELS, MOTOR. .....
GROSS TONNAGE. ....
BOATS:
MOTOR Mie -ne-tnentsiyeiitearsis 184
OMMER Ws seven tenn coed cite 36
GEAR:
NUMBER... . 561
WENGTHESVARDSiecc oes tenets ate -
YARDS AT MOUTH. ... 1. -
POTS AND TRAPS GILL NETS
1 TEM ANCHOR, DRIFT
FISH TURTLE SET OR
STAKE SHAD
NUMBER NUMBER NUMBER NUMBER NUMBER
F 1 SHERMEN: nel aa a
ONSVESSEUS|) a. sine 421 2 -
ON BOATS AND SHORE;
REGUEARE ete. iene 872 90 207
CASUALS | 2 283 49 264
TOWNES Gres 141 471
VESSEES;MOMOR waves sernious satis 1
GROSS TONNAGE... . 11
BOATS:
MOTORMrs cess ich oh cibeaas nls 113 286
OTHER: Gc te oie 8 9
GEAR:
NUMBERS aeons were oe 2,096 4,137 326
SQUARESYARDS¥ se culen le fel le - = 266, 500

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VIRGINIA - OPERATING UNITS BY GEAR, 1965 - Continued

ITEM

FJ SHERMEN;
ON WESSELS. 3. 3.
ON BOATS AND SHORE;
REGULAR... 2 «= «
CASUAL. . - « « « «

TOTAL. . .

VESSELS, MOTOR. .
GROSS’ TONNAGE .

BOATS:
MOTORS) 7) 0) 0) ey te) Ie
OTMERWeynN rst teh el nels ie
GEAR:
NUMBER. . . . « « « «

SQUARE YARDS. x 0
YARDS AT MOUTH. ...
HOOKS OR BAITS... .

ITEM

F| SHERMEN:
ON VESSELS. ....
ON BOATS AND SHORE:
REGULAR . :

CASUAL.

TOTAL.

VESSELS, MOTOR. .
GROSS TONNAGE. . .
BOATS:
(MOMOR 4 56 6 o cob
OTHER). . . 0 « 0
GEAR:
NUMBERS Gn cueiiteutemrelor.
YARDS AT MOUTH, .. .

ITEM

FISHERMEN;
ON VESSELS. ....
ON BOATS AND SHORE;

REGULAR. .... »
CASUAL. . . . ss -
TOTAL. . . se we

VESSELS, MOTOR. . . .
GROSS TONNAGE .. .
BOATS:
MOTOR. ls ca ch ees
OTHERS arecerncsersuas Le
GEAR, NUMBER, k

263-707 O - 67 - 16

CHESAPEAKE FISHERIES

DRIFT =
CONTINUED
OTHER
NUMBER

142
338

NUMBER

NUMBER
143

610
297

NUMBER

8

NUMBER

LONG OR

SET WITH

HOOKS

NUMBER

239

SCRAPES

NUMBER

4

TONGS

OYSTER

NUMBER
691

TOTAL, EX-
CLUSIVE
OF DUPLI -

CATION

NUMBER
3, 142

4, 462
2, 740

10, 344

900
24, 086

4,326
670

240

SPECIES

ALEWIVES .
BLUEFISH. .
BONITO...
BUTTERFISH .
CARB etiesk eure G50
CATFISH AND BULLHEA
COD siietgeit-y eluet elie
CROAKER.«. « «© « o-« «
DRUM:
BLACK. « 2 0 e « ©
RED ewtita ucts tet leiite
EELS, COMMON... .
FLOUNDERS:
BLACKBACK. . .
RUNES 66-6 'D
UNCLASSIFIED .
GIZZARD SHAD .
HAKE:
REDS aesutert site
WHITES veneer te
HARVESTFISH. .
HICKORY SHAD. .
KING WHITING OR
MACKEREL . .
MENHADEN . .
MUE PET terete
PIGRISH. 6s
SCUP OR PORGY
SEA BASS...
SEA ROBIN. .
SEA TROUT OR
GRAN eaten

bs

O10 00 ld. 0 O o1aNe.0 eso 0-000

‘Zdomreree tails
Sead: p20 O.080 0.00
zB

IE.

o
ise)
fe}
=
a
m
is
°

a O30

UNCLASSIFIED .
SPANISH MACKEREL
SPOTS eeMeliielites ts
STRIPED BASS
STURGEON . .
SWELLFISH. .
TAUTOG . ..
TILERISH.
WHITE PERCH.
WHITING. . .
YELLOW PERCH
UNCLASSIFIED:

FORE ROODM.) veureike

BAIT, REDUCTION,

ANIMAL FOOD. .
LOBSTERS, NORTHERN
CONCHS) Silene) fess
SCALLOPS, SEA. .
SQUID. 2s 6 6.
TURTLES, SNAPPER .

shloiseiopierislteneerenielne
feie die; belie! (e\ellejielien ele

ee ee © we De
Zz

TOTAL. 2. 2 «

SPECIES

ALEWIVES .
BLUEFISH .
BONITO . .
BUTTERF ISH
CABIO. . .
CARP ete) 6 ay tegieh.«
CATFISH AND BULLHEADS
CROAKER. 2 « » 2 «
DRUM:

BEACK iin oficnies totes!

RED wa iesteueets olpekicme

ra ery
se eee
eee ee
Si -Oseat}

ispheirelelnewreliouerielvelie

a) jie Je:4p se fierie

©) le {oe 0) 10) 0 (U)ie! 0) 01 ©

rt ty ceet)

em eneterisice’ fe Siejizes se) (ellelie) ie) iellede

sieve: 0 eleke eee

CHESAPEAKE FISHERIES

VIRGINIA - CATCH BY GEAR, 1965

PURSE SEINES,

HAUL SEINES,
COMMON

POUNDS

2,659, 500
32,300
17, 200

322, 700
64, 800
103, 400

318, 100

5,800
22, 200
32, 200

3,400
37,200

2,100
49, 900

29,400
4,500

4,884, 600
200

230, 700
1,600
27,900

1,100

1,300
762, 200
451, 900

2,000

1,766, 800

82, 200
4,800

500

11,991, 900

POUNDS

28, 089, 300
159, 100
18, 200
1,754, 900
9,800
11,700

23, 300
1,040, 500

67,100
70, 300

2,500 -

VALUE

$37,525
3,089
1,385
27, 962
2, 354
10,039

31,535
173

On
$y
=W
oN
Oo
UO

oO
N
@
@
OnO-O: 0

[o}
N
0-0) Oat: (Ol 0.0 Ten

Ly

@ Ww
UO
rome)
m1

1)
@
N
Oat 00S UO 0 os" 0-0 0

a
jo)
1

OOO OD

60

449, 264

VALUE

$406, 850
14,728
1,761
148, 402
844

380
2,171
108, 937

3,096 -
7,422 -

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POUNDS

310,197, 000

POUNDS

MENHADEN

VALUE

$4,653

Ch thet 0 e0

VALUE

005

OTTER TRAWLS,

FISH
POUNDS VALUE
9,500 $1,179
825, 300 53, 244
500 63
73,600 3,795
400 22
24,000 1,049
1,469,400 280, 920
2,000 105
1,500 a4
1,300 61
23, 200 2, 274
30,700 3,629
100 5
6, 268, 600 478,783
4,443, 800 321,045
7,800 81
37,500 2,466
17, 100 641
9,800 272
600 133
8, 300 1,340
38, 600 1,325
700 29
3,400 156
17,900 727
74, 800 5, 767
2,412, 300 15,808
36, 400 13, 784
300 35
18,600 8, 392
223, 100 10, 146

FYKE AND
HOOP NETS,
FISH
POUNDS VALUE
5, 267, 600 $73,079
31, 300 1,051

CHESAPEAKE FISHERIES

VIRGINIA - CATCH BY GEAR, 1965 - Continued

SPECIES

EELS, COMMON . 2
FLOUNDERS:
BLACKBACK. .
RUUKEM eens
UNCLASS | F 1ED
GIZZARD SHAD
HAKE, RED. .
HARVESTF ISH.
HERRING, SEA
HICKORY SHAD
KING MACKEREL
KING WHITING
MACKEREL . 2 2
MENHADEN 2...
MULLET age recaere
PIGRISHSmemeuee
SCUP OR PORGY. .
SEA BASS... .
SEA TROUT OR WEAK

one

GRAVAEECIE EE
SPOTTED. . .
SHADIemenone
SHARKS, GRAYFISH
SPANISH MACKEREL
GOR Sed oLale
STRIPED BASS
STURGEON . .
SUCKERS. . -
SWELLFISH. .
TAUTOG . .
TUNA, LITTLE
WHITE PERCH.
YELLOW PERCH
UNCLASS IF JED:
FOR FOOD. ...
BAIT, REDUCTION,
ANIMAL FOOD
CRABS, BLUE:
HARDERSI Voie
SOFT AND PEELER.
CONCHSHey eine
TERRAPIN...

ooo oOnDoO OOO G00 HOOO0O 6 ROO ODOGo OO

eee ee ew
O0O0O0 6000

TOTAL « « 6 «©

SPECIES

CATFISH AND BULLHEADS

EELS, COMMON .
SEA BASS...
SWELLFISH. . .
CRABS, BLUE:
HARD 2. ee
SOFT AND PEELER.
_ LOBSTERS, NORTHERN
GCONGHSieiremeiveeie
TURTLES, SNAPPER .

TOTAL un cterebire
SPECIES

ALEWIVES . . o .
BLUERISH). os « «
BUTTERFISH . 2. . «
CARRS... . Bo

CATFISH AND BULLHEADS.

GROAKERS cciieuiee
DRUM, BLACK.

oe © © © © & © © es wo ew oe Ne we 2s © we ew See ee wc eo oe oe

Q

see ee He ew wee we eee

ee + es @ © Ne © © © © es © ow

50010 0 0

x=

Se ee ery

ee oe

POUNDS
85, 300

94,700
456, 300
4,500
17,000
18,000

8, 666, 500
2,800
3,000

99, 600
18,700

22, 900
2,009, 500

POUND NETS

POUNDS

335, 100
560, 500

Ws 500

CRAB

VALUE

$24, 389
236, 580

4,433

80,078, 000 2,012, 643 897,100 261, 299 10,431,700 220, 321

POTS AND TRAPS

POUNDS

555, 300

325, 900

166, 200

241
FYKE AND
HOOP NETS,
FISH
POUNDS VALUE
64,500 $10, 643
39, 400 402
2, 900 124
,» 100 64,783
105, 700 10,744
132, 800 25, 935
200 15
114,700 10, 090
40, 300 3, 994.
POUNDS VALUE
$13, 341

39,374, 800) 3,065, 839 560,100 | 124,040 | 1,050, 800 | 107,179 | 179 66, 200 13,341

GILL _NETS

ANCHOR, SET

POUNDS

OR STAKE

POUNDS

WwW

oa

®
O80" 0-0-0) Usd

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VALUE

DRIFT

SHAD

OTHER

POUNDS

128, 300

1,900

46,700

CHESAPEAKE FISHERIES

242

VIRGINIA - CATCH BY GEAR, 1965 - Continued

GILL NETS
SPECIES ANCHOR, SET DRIFT
OR STAKE OTHER
POUNDS POUNDS POUNDS VALUE

HERRIINGSES EAM mpcuteiicnienteiielite - - 4,100 $70
FINCKORVIRS HADI gereeitelmentel tops ertte 5,100 4,700 - -
MACKERE Mie iersieimeunetnemeiicen eine - - 347,100 40,375
PULLS 6 co Oo 610 oO G0 oO 0 O 100 1,000 - =
PIGRISHG a0 0.6166 D6 0 6 300 - - =
SCURSORMPORGYic\teieleien vote! i 400 - - -
SEA TROUT OR WEAKFISH, GRAY. 99, 500 - 71, 200 6,659
SHAD See iicimcnnererietceuismisn rele 766, 200 421,800 8,400 850
SHARKS; UGRAYFAISH!. 6 6 6 « « 1,500 503, 300 20, 130
SRO Gooo,0 DO Oo OO OO 131, 100 221, 100 28, 985
STIRIPEDEBASS Fomemteiieimenmenstcm 756, 200 49,600 9,840
STURGEON, COMMON . 2... « 6, 200 a =
SWEUFIISHmemreitemtemicuteni sitet 1,100 o =
WHITER PERCH cuesur momen emrennetne 8,100 4,600 379
WHITING siete itlnolmedrcfroielt oie - 1,600 83
UNCLASSIFIED:

FORMEOOD MCW mri eiteii oll. 1, 200 = 2

BAIT, REDUCTION, AND

ANIMAL FOOD... 2 5 © 3,500 125

UOUNE'S G6 oo oO ONO 1,920, 700 265,173 508, 800 1,394, 200 114, 241
LINES

SPECIES DIP NETS,
mY) LONG OR SET TROT WITH COMMON
WITH HOOKS BAITS
POUNDS VALUE POUNDS VALUE POUNDS VALUE POUNDS VALUE
BEUERISHiterielteteiitstiieiioitiotte) fe) 200 $45 - - - ~ 5 o
PONTO 6.6.6 6 6-0 o.oo DoD 100 12 = - é = = L
CATFISH AND BULLHEADS, . . . 3 - 58,000 | $5,751 = = 3 5
COD Me enemies etter - - 2,200 330 5 - - +
DRUM:
BUACKaiteuich etvec cures eek/eus 14, 200 1,131 - = = =
RED RENwscts ci sUren ers aree rs 2,400 240 - a z iS
FLOUNDERS:
BUACKBACK oy curses einetoutens 200 12 - = = = o a
RUUKES prs item etek Series sats 1,700 330 7 = = = & o
SEANBASS itm. 6. (Sb Ge, oa, thie 700 181 : 5 - a = o
SEA TROUT OR WEAKFISH, GRAY. 1,700 227 = 2 2 2 = =
SHARKS: ‘
GRAVpISHinemmer totelvettenret ferns 400 14 3,700 78 = - - =
UNGUASSIRIEDS 5) 8) 6 eile - = 23, 000 603 = = S 5
STRIPEDREASS Uist sire eernes = = 12,600 2,388 = = o =
SWELLERISH ours) leer ete, ita hee 500 8 = Ss - = - -
SWORDEISH memantine cute tunel ss - - 302,400 | 112,183 - = a =
TUNA, UNCLASSIFIED . 2 2 oe - - 23, 200 3,152 co - 7 =
CRABS, BLUE:
HARD Goo bob 6.0 Ob 00 - - - - 1,893,700 | $138,717 28,100] $2,042
SOFT AND PEELER. . 2. se - - = 13, 400 5, 640 44,900] 19,078
TURTLES, SNAPPER . 2 ee ee 134,800 | 27,220 5 c = 3 =

TOTAL Mbauirey st Peone urecweereale 156,900 | 29,420 | 425,100 | 124,485 |1,907,100 | 144,357 21,120

SPECIES

POUNDS

CRABS, BLUE:
HARD ESAs aM ssaeniats
SOFT AND PEELER. 1...
CLAMS:
HARDS PUBLIC rac ome rive ot he
Solrij ARSIENG: ong ovas OLb
CONCHSI ce oi ou cinetcmsstretter cols

3,000
39, 000

MOTAL er eiselieietuelicns! 16

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243

VIRGINIA - CATCH BY GEAR, 1965 - Continued

DREDGES = CONTJNUED

SPECIES

POUNDS VALUE POUNDS VALUE
FLOUNDERS, FLUKE ...... - 12, 200 $1,900
SENEMS oo ooo ooo - - 300 40
CLAMS, HARD, PRIVATE » « « 11,600 $6,083 - -
OYSTERS, MARKET, PRIVATE:
SERINE o Gobo oO ob OO 4,021, 800 3,326, 954 - -
FALL, 5 6 6 3 O10 0 6 0 O80 3,790, 700 3, 205, 749 2,811,100 1,716,749

TOTAL « ss we we ew wwe

7,824,100 6, 538, 786 2,823, 600

1,718, 689

SPECIES

POUNDS VALUE
CLAMS, HARD:
RUEILIG Glot mcm Sc senee o 1,269, 300 $676,512
PRIVATES abe cs Ser G late 191, 700 101,519

OYSTERS, MARKET:
PUBLIC:
SERINE 5 o-6.0'6-610 0 0
PAULo GG OOOO OOo
PRIVATES

1,340, 200
2,872, 700

$1,013, 181
2, 282, 393

SPRINGetteliettts tol fellion lofts 156, 300 127, 360 -
FAEL 5b oOo OOOO O00 O 159, 600 131, 306
TOTAL. « « « 0 © « « « 4,528, 800 3,554, 240 1,461,000
RAKES
SPECIES
OYSTER OTHER
POUNDS POUNDS VALUE
CLAMS, HARD:
RUBE Ciseielehicl felieiicl vente - 327, 800 $173, 169
PRIWATEGG! G. one Oee Aude = = 77, 200 40, 667
OYSTERS, MARKET, PUBLIC:
SPRIINGIFspeitel efter isl 6! le) lei te 70,400 $63, 360 - -
FUL OOo OO G00 005 145, 100 130, 590 -
VOWNE GS 6"0.5.10 000 o 215,500 193,950 405, 000 213, 836
BY HAND
SPECIES — =a ce —
OYSTER OTHER
POUNDS POUNDS
CRABS, BLUE, SOFT AND PEELER = 2,000 $800
LOBSTERS, NORTHERN. ... © - 3, 800 1,420
CLAMS, HARD, PUBLIC. .. - 117,800 64,859
CONCHS . 2. » G-O0"0..6 - 15, 000 2, 100

OYSTERS, MARKET, PUBLIC:
SPRING HEM matas eee tse 7c
FAM Cian Ame cicmtcse ait hoe

6,500 5,850 =

11,600 10, 360 138, 600

VOUNG a 6 io 60-650 do

CHESAPEAKE FISHERIES

244

CHESAPEAKE STATES - CATCH BY WATERS, 1965

SPECIES
POUNDS VALUE POUNDS POUNDS VALUE
(NUBIMESS 6 Bo 6 010 o 100 2,091, 700 = =
ERUUSPNEMS sll 60 0! asole 2, 500 333 10, 600 $1, 357
BON ITOWNS paetrcscunsauen pote - i 100 12
BUTERRISHEaruretemency 140,600 2, 248 827, 200 53,515
CARD rec sorsicbreetieracpr: - - 260, 900 8, 782 16,000 550
CATFISH AND BULLHEADS . . . - - 388, 900 30, 868 = -
COD acaatenra eb ec iatchies d 800 99 = = 2,700 393
GRAPPIIEs oar) Ghee) ce - - 7, 200 360 - -
CROAKER Gran eter aise fs 300 63 100 13 83, 600 4,795
DRUM:
BRACK Vet eigelsiee: we (tess ae 900 55 1,600 59 32, 200 2, 568
RED Seach arr peers amie - - 1, 200 107 2, 400 240
EELS, COMMON. ....... - - 194, 800 19,654 : =
FLOUNDERS;
BUAGKBACKMeert eamemrstccion 48,100 1,054 13, 600 912 27, 800 1,355
RUUKES eae oS corp ee 718, 000 143, 769 15, 900 2, 322 1,498, 700 285, 958
UNCLASSIFIED, .... 4. 100 3 100 7) 2, 000 105
GIIIZZARDESHAD pete ots aie - - 38,000 424 © =
HAKEs
RED ema dst tis 22, 400 350 = = 1, 500 54
WHITE eee enitcts SUR - - - - 1, 300 61
HERRING SR SEAM re eareeen e 7,800 109 = = 4,100 70
HICKORVASHAD neue) re cieeneen - - 12,700 877 - -
HOGCHOKERN cman Rieu nace - - 400 7 - -
KING WHITING OR "KINGFISH", 15, 100 1, 352 100 8 27, 200 2,624
MACKEREI Sats onrenicmtemcmr are 16,800 1,631 - - 377,800 44, 004
RONG 6 6% Go 90 08 - - 8, 332, 800 153, 037 38, 342, 400 575, 186
PRRIGH Golo 6 algo foros 500 14 - = 500 30
PIKE OR PICKEREL...... - - 5, 100 1,023 - -
SCUPHORMPORGYaremrceermremiene i 422, 200 37,771 = = 6, 271, 000 479,033
CaN PAB 6 6 8 6 6 56 ob 243, 400 29, 499 = = 4,770, 900 367,841
SEAGROB INI iter wcimclerctiee termites 174, 000 1,740 = = 7,800 81
SEA TROUT OR WEAKFISH, GRAY 215, 100 19, 106 32, 600 2,669 39, 200 2,680
SHAD esi re auevi cuatro steete cee 1, 500 64 1, 341, 900 149, 740 21,800 1,865
SHARKS:
GRAV RISH Eye eMien retest ce 15, 900 626 = = 526, 200 20,955
UNGPASS IFIED ich ewerneteetie 87,600 2,620 = 32, 800 875
SPANISH MACKEREL. .... . - - 1,000 151 - -
SPOT RS pay it ee EN See - - 600 78 48, 800 5,027
STRUREDIBASSHmny ten aetna ae 10, 500 2, 444. 2, 938, 700 539, 422 3, 200 598
STURGEON, COMMON. ..... 35, 100 4,621 200 27 14,600 2,245
SUCKERS WNW tothe aanenonies - - 500 10 - -
SUNFISH em mree etronchneticereee - - 12, 200 636 = -
SWELLENSHDES stoop eter day acres 14,200 349 1,851, 400 39, 394 401, 300 10,779
SWORD RSH Operetta utente ete - - = - 302, 400 112, 183
TAUTOGH ee men caee ie 700 14 = - 700 29
TNLERNSH Meee ee oes 5 - - - - 3, 400 156
TUNA:
LUPIN Sa) ave. Bro" br0-6 824, 000 96, 820 5 - - -
SKIRUACK Sane trtnem mes ieie 8,000 840 - - - -
UNGLASSIIBIED Spe) ee seieneles - - - = 23, 200 3, 152
WHITES PERCHiame atk Site ce 100 6 1,449, 800 193, 537 3, 000 250
CUOIeo 6 PoneGnbien Groen 109, 300 2,652 = = 19, 500 810
YELUOWPERCHEy oy ctoclcae reniek - - 214, 600 30, 465 = -
UNCLASSIFIED:
RORRROODSMEN ey ce en ceeelnece 300 15 1, 500 85 74, 900 5,778
BAIT, REDUCTION, AND
ANIIMALNIEOOD 20 cio ellen on 12, 655, 800 82, 265 = - 2, 464, 100 17,049
CRABS, BLUE;
HARD Wore tnwaranteurs ya eerie 754, 500 58,851 31, 243, 500 2, 456, 483 5,896, 800 376, 462
SOFT AND PEELER..... 89, 000 30, 349 2,605, 100 888, 364 126, 200 50,647
LOBSTERS, NORTHERN. . ... 3, 600 1,884 = = 43, 600 16,804
CLAMS;
HARD;
BUBLICE Rec yeas hearers 179, 700 99, /30 62,600 35, 348 1,463, 300 791,112
BRIVATESM ar ptenenicn turoar - - = = 2c0 115
SOF PUBIC Ares remeureneer - - 7,654, 400 1, 548, 310 -
SUG ols oh boa lot tos 274, 800 21, 548 = = = -
COMBS ov aaNo neo dG. Oe 23, 300 3, 167 = = 48, 800 6, 138
OYSTERS, MARKET:
PUBLIC:
SPRINGS wrew ein careurouromreuks - - 2,097,000 1, 305, 904 69, 500 62, 470
RAL ee uen eae men eneseee - - 5,017, 000 3, 866, 763 250, 600 225, 540
PRIVATE:
SPRINGHnsatteu tote apieprewicnl’s 162, 500 227, 960 341, 300 196, 960 742, 200 667, 980
ATER cia Seem cranes 119, 600 205, 308 882, 700 602, 385 615, 700 554, 130

SEE FOOTNOTE AT END OF TABLE. (CONTINUED ON NEXT PAGE)

CHESAPEAKE STATES - CATCH BY WATERS, 1965

SPECI

SCALLOPS, SEA .
SQUID. .
TERRAPIN. . .
TURTLES, SNAPPER.

TOTAL.

GO) Ga to od

ES

SPECIES
ALEWIVES me urtemen ciate
BLUBRNSHisiebce ts) & ese
BON ITOMep Ness (enl'ch ae eptceeykesae
UUEPIEMS 6 814 ao bob
GABOR evset sachin scen tbs
CARP... Bem omens
CATFISH AND BULLHEADS | ;

CRARPIIEStS f) <<
CROAKER... .«
DRUM;
BLACK... .
REDE eomie 0
EELS, COMMON.
FLOUNDERS:
BLACKBACK . .
FLUKE . .
UNCLASSIFIED.
GIZZARD SHAD. .
HAKE:
RED omtomectireiets
WoWiS 5 4-0
HARVESTFISH .
HERRING, SEA.
HICKORY SHAD. .
HOGCHOKER .. .
KING MACKEREL .
KING WHITING OR
MACKEREL. :
MENHADEN. .. .
MULLET. . .
PIGFISH . .
PIKE OR PICKEREL.
SCUP OR PORGY .
SEA BASS.
SEA ROBIN .

GRAY. . .
SPOTTED .
SHAD. .
SHARKS;
GRAYF1SH.
UNCLASS] FIED.

SEA TROUT OR WEAKFISH:

SPANISH MACKEREL.

SPOT repre. .
STRIPED BASS. °

STURGEON, COMMON.

SUCKERS ....
SUNFISH... .
SWELLFISH . .
SWORDFISH...
TAU LOG imromeoterai a
TEI SHsurrenas
TUNA:
BEUERING Ee. ora
OV ps Gmoe&
SKIPJACK, . .
UNCLASSIFIED.
WHITE PERCH . .
WHITING...
YELLOW PERCH. .

SEE FOOTNOTE AT

"KINGFI SH".

0 OO oad 6

END

OF TABLE.

CHESAPEAKE FISHERIES

245

Continued

VIRGINIA

MARYLAND
OCEAN W/ CHESAPEAKE BAY

OCEAN 1/

POUNDS POUNDS POUNDS VALUE
= 2,829,700 |$1,725, 141
31,600 223, 100 10, 146

60

6, 491, 008

TOTAL

VIRGINIA - CONTINUED
CHESAPEAKE BAY OCEAN 1/

CHESAPEAKE BAY

POUNDS VALUE POUNDS VALUE POUNDS VALUE
36, 200, 300 $520, 177 100 $2. | 38,292,000 $550, 928
194, 600 18,447 13, 100 1,597 199, 300 18, 780
35, 400 3, 146 100 12 35, 500 3,153
2, 077, 700 176, 371 967, 800 65,115 2, 101, 200 178,619
9,800 844 = : 9,800 844
100, 900 3, 538 16, 000 550 361, 800 12, 320
939, 700 90, 891 = = 1, 328, 600 121, 759
= = 3, 500 492 = =
= = = S 7, 200 360
1, 448, 100 149, 295 83, 900 4,858 1,448, 200 149, 308
73, 300 3, 294 33, 100 2,623 74, 900 3, 353
92, 500 9,750 2, 400 240 93, 700 9,857
742, 100 155, 967 o = 936, 900 175, 621
94, 500 2,897 75, 900 2,409 108, 100 3, 809
478, 100 77,579 2, 216, 700 429,727 494, 000 79,901
6,600 300 2, 100 108 6, 700 307
106, 300 1,132 = © 144, 300 1,556
18,000 1,835 23, 900 404 18,000 1,835
= = 1, 300 61 - :
277, 400 27,051 = = 277, 400 27,051
189, 500 2, 261 11, 900 179 189, 500 2,261
34, 900 1,524 = = 47, 600 2, 401
= = - = 400 7
6, 300 819 = = 6, 300 819
32, 600 2,633 42, 300 3, 976 32, 700 2,641
5, 300 567 394, 600 45,635 5, 300 567
313, 270, 900 4,673, 681 38, 342, 400 575,186 |321,603,700 | 4,826,718
17, 300 1, 596 = = 17, 300 1, 596
8, 400 584 1,000 44 8, 400 584
= = = = 5,100 1,023
6, 300 172 6,693, 200 516, 804 6, 300 172
= = 5,014, 300 397, 340 s c
= = 181, 800 1,821 =
1, 967, 700 177, 178 254, 300 21, 786 2,000, 300 179, 847
40, 400 9,873 c = 40, 400 9,873
2, 933, 200 304, 952 23, 300 1,929 4, 275, 100 454,692
24, 200 676 542, 100 21, 581 24, 200 676
= = 120, 400 3,495 G S
73, 300 11, 329 = s 74, 300 11, 480
1, 701, 700 242, 595 48,800 5,027 1,702, 300 242,673
2,210, 200 431, 990 13,700 3,042 5, 148, 900 971,412
7;, 500 1, 238 49, 700 6, 866 7, 700 1,265
200 15 = = 700 25
= = = S 12, 200 636
10, 267, 200 131, 429 415, 500 11,128 | 12,118,600 170, 823
= = 302, 400 112, 183 = ~
2,800 136 1, 400 43 2, 800 136
= S 3, 400 156 = +
= = 824, 000 96, 820 = 2
3, 000 78 & 5 3, 000 78
c = 8, 000 840 =
= - 23, 200 3, 152 = é
306, 200 26, 362 3, 100 256 1,756, 000 219,899
= & 128, 800 3, 462 & =
63,800 6, 320 - = 278, 400 36,785

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246

CHESAPEAKE STATES - CATCH BY WATERS, 1965 - Continued

OCEAN 1/

VIRGINIA - CONTINUED

CHESAPEAKE BAY

SPECIES
CHESAPEAKE BAY

POUNDS VALUE POUNDS VALUE POUNDS VALUE
UNCLASSIFIED: Saran Se —
FORMROOD Es te) Mee = 24, 500 $1, 964 75, 200 $5,793 26, 000 $2,049
BAIT, REDUCTION, AND
ANIMAL FOOD. 2,034, 100 31,289 | 15,119, 900 99, 314 2,034, 100 31, 289
CRABS, BLUE;
HARD egyiceer in eoait ets 44, 665, 800 3, 346,791 6,651, 300 435,313 | 75,909,300 | 5,803,274
SOFT AND PEELER.... 953, 200 394, 555 215, 200 80, 996 3,558,300 | 1,282,919
LOBSTERS, NORTHERN. . = = 47, 200 18, 688 - 5
CLAMS;
HARD;
PUBINCI Retin a arnt ele 743, 500 397, 838 1,643, 000 890,842 806, 100 433, 186
PRIVATE dro eusives coo 280, 300 148, 154 200 115 280, 300 148, 154
SOFT, PUBLIC... . 220, 000 46,495 5 = 7,874,400 | 1,594,805
SURRARr ame urs vse hip misses = = 274, 800 21, 548 o 5
CONCHSH aerate: eer cites 182, 800 18, 255 72, 100 9, 305 182, 800 18, 255
OYSTERS, MARKET:
PUBLIC:
SPRING ue isms 1, 346, 200 1,018, 581 69, 500 62, 470 3,443,200 | 2,324,485
AUDEN. on elie : 2, 773, 700 2, 193, 293 250, 600 225, 540 7,790,700 | 6,060,056
PRIVATE:
SPRING cui weieeveateen S 3, 435, 900 2, 786, 334 904, 700 895, 940 3,777,200 | 2,983,294
RATERS i, eh Ree 3, 334, 600 2, 782, 925 735, 300 759, 438 4,217,300 | 3,385,310
SCAMMOPS ISEAUEN eaetey ee tiee = 2 2,829,700 | 1,725,141 - =
SQUID St scapes teeta wer ste - = 254, 700 13, 543 - =
TERRARIIN See ost anise ioets 1, 500 330 E & 7,000 2, 208
TURTLES, SNAPPER... ... 201, 000 40, 561 300 295, 100 55,919

WoAkS Gd ofoln- 0.0 32,603,653

60
436, 265, 300 20, 477, 887 86,027, 200 7,584,995 | 505, 506, 900

4/ INCLUDES BAYS AND CREEKS, EXCLUSIVE OF CHESAPEAKE BAY, WHICH DRAIN INTO THE ATLANTIC OCEAN.

oe

VALUE OF CATCH, BY WATERS, 1965

Total value
$40 million

QS = $1 million

fi

\

Bay catch
$20 million

Bay catch
$12 million
Ocean catch
$7 million

(INININN

Ocean catch
$1 million

wes

Maryland Virginia
$13 million $27. million

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1891
1901
1908

1931
1932

1937
1938

1941

1951

1961

1887 -
1888 .
1890 .

1897 .
1904 |
1920 |
1925 |

1929) ~
1930.

1933.
1934 .
1935 .
1936.

1939) 7
1940 .

1942

1944 .
1945 ,
1946 .
1947 .
1948 .
1949 .
1950).

1952 .
1953.
1954 .
1955

1956 .
USeY/ ss
1958 .
USS) o
1960 .

1962 |
1963 .
1964 .

CHESAPEAKE FISHERIES

HISTORICAL CATCH STATISTICS

CATCH BY STATES, 1880-1965

(THOUSANDS OF POUNDS AND THOUSANDS OF DOLLARS)

MARY LAND

QUANTITY

95,712
107, 982
114, 788
143, 905
141, 178
88, 588
82,975
81,129
113, 796
59, 531
56, 978
63, 388
71,099
66,634
61,626
55, 362
42,210
48, 235
43,791
49, 952
57, 263
61, 381
51, 085
47, 476
46,786
51, 563
51,677
60, 110
59,712
54,213
58,981
67,092
64, 702
64, 155
64,712
60, 022
55, 249
62, 006
67, 185
66,091
63,050
69,113
66, 492
67, 574
55, 457
70,828
86,672

VIRGINIA

QUANTITY

158,875
97,635
101, 319
185, 283
183, 994
277, 994
378, 184
355, 316
312, 515
471,219
276, 228
212, 292
245, 294
226,637
297, 381
217,018
246,801
217, 592
270, 304
242, 292
237,331
262, 272
269,651
280, 679
155, 454
215, 828
252, 786
299, 836
348, 303
310, 123
275, 675
313, 800
265, 888
219,471
277, 825
412, 541
440, 959
314, 352
380, 138
437, 146
526, 306
366, 684
411, 414
453, 901
374, 746
465, 768
504, 862

QUANTITY

254, 587
205, 617
216, 107
329, 188
325, 172
366, 582
461, 159
436, 445
426,311
530, 750
333, 206
275, 680
316, 393
293, 271
359, 007
272, 380
289,011
265, 827
314,095
292, 244
294, 594
323, 653
320, 736
328, 155
202, 240
267, 391
304, 463
359, 946
408,015
364, 336
334, 656
380,892
330, 590
283, 626
342, 537
472, 563
496, 208
376, 358
447, 323
503, 237
589, 356
435, 797
477, 906
521,475
430, 203
536, 596
591,534

247

CHESAPEAKE FISHERIES

HISTORICAL CATCH STATISTICS

248

ALEWIVES, 1880-1965

(THOUSANDS OF POUNDS)

MARY LAND VIRGINIA

QUANTITY QUANTITY QUANTITY
ASBO\ae a pate 9, 204 6,925 16, 129
OG) ee, Nay 11,062 4, 402 15, 464
ISEB RRS Secor 11,512 6,453 17,965
SOOM eer. 19, 767 ~ 10,642 30, 409
Teele sea 17,419 11,013 28, 432
GES ee ener nore 17,667 12, 198 29, 865
TBOR ty Baers 17, 139 13, 690 30, 829
WOON amen toons ae 13, 747 13,914 27,661
1GOS oo Gb Bo 14,485 14, 604 29, 089
NISOR) ee a eee 28,805 37,885 66,690
909). eens 23,637 27, 788 51, 425
SA Sita me eeetiars 12, 568 16,054 28, 622
1920 eens 7,072 16,665 23,737
CAs m ees Loe 6, 505 18, 834 25, 339
ROSS EK a) Sees 7,701 17,910 25,611
IQS Gas anes Clee 5, 924 12, 570 18, 494
Ue Ch eum aces 5,741 15, 387 21, 128
IGEN guide oat 7,827 17, 239 25, 066
(982 airs 7,553 13, 852 21, 405
ckiclenei eau aus 6, 550 19,177 25, 727
OSA. BN eee 5, 234 5, 846 11, 080
NGEa Ge dono hee 4,229 10, 974 15, 203
1036) 2) semen 3, 369 8, 689 12, 058
NOS Pee, connec 3,819 15, 064 18,883
1938 ‘ 5, 397 17,691 23, 088
1939 4, 398 14,831 19, 229
1940 4,679 11,433 16,112
loans © 5,061 11,951 17,012
1942 : 3, 422 9, 258 12, 680
1944 3, 504 17,841 21, 345
1945 2, 584 14,619 17, 203
1946, ; 3, 497 12,029 15, 526
TOA i Oa nae 2,746 22,173 24,919
1948 3,720 19, 365 23,085
1949 y 4,965 22, 003 26, 968
1950 ae 5, 926 28, 702 34, 628
1951 6,752 32, 604 39, 356
1952 4, 494 28,841 33, 335
1953 is 4,653 23, 976 28,629
1954 3,981 27,930 31,911
1955 . 5,145 21,843 26, 988
1956 teeie 5, 026 22,107 27,133
1957 . 5 3, 410 18,758 22, 168
1958 . 4,391 18, 361 22, 752
1959 4, 484 17, 447 21,931
1960 : 3, 525 15, 464 18, 989
1961 2,444 15, 526 17, 970
1962... 2, 378 25, 300 27, 678
1963 1, 466 26,085 27, 551
1964 1,314 26, 640 27, 954
1965 38, 292

WEE) oa 6 6 6
UWED 6 oo oc
1891.
1896 .
1897 .
1901 .
1904 .
1908
1909
1915
1920
1921
1925
1929
UEED 6 5 0
WWE 6 o
ISEB a oo
SES ooo
1934. .
NSSSierr.
SSOmremr.
1937 .

OSS ey.
1939. .
USED 5 o Oo 9 40
1941. - .
VER ooo 6 9
VO ob oo 6
USKIS! g "6.<0) 6:0
OAS Penner ts
M9477 eed te

1948...
94.9) eyes
UGE) GB oho
UGE 6 5. 9
UGE GG) cota
UO) 6 Gc
1954 .
1955 .
1956 .
1957 .
1958 .
1959 .
1960 .
1961 .
1962 .
1963 .
1964...

COG OOOO OOO
see ee
po OG 00

NOT AVAILABLE.

6 O-6-c Oo oO

CHESAPEAKE FISHERIES

HISTORICAL CATCH STATISTICS

BLUEFISH,

MARYLAND.

QUANTITY

1880-1965

(THOUSANDS OF POUNDS)

VIRGINIA

QUANTITY

TOTAL

QUANTITY

1, 556
1,669
2,687
1, 932
2, 358
(1)

1,692

249

CHESAPEAKE FISHERIES

250

HISTORICAL CATCH STATISTICS

BUTTERFISH, 1880-1965 /

(THOUSANDS OF POUNDS)

MARYLAND VIRGINIA

QUANT! TY QUANTITY

1/ INCLUDES HARVESTFISH FROM 1880 TO 1929,
2/ NOT AVAILABLE.

QUANTITY

CHESAPEAKE FISHERIES

HISTORICAL CATCH STATISTICS

251

CROAKER, 1880-1965

(THOUSANDS OF POUNDS

MARYLAND. VIRGINIA

QUANTITY QUANTITY QUANTITY

1/ NOT AVAILABLE.
2/ INCLUDES SPOT.

CHESAPEAKE FISHERIES

252

HISTORICAL CATCH STATISTICS

FLOUNDERS, 1880-1965

(THOUSANDS OF POUNDS)

MARYLAND. VIRGINIA

1/ NOT AVAILABLE.

QUANTITY QUANTITY QUANTITY
1880 = Z
1887 . 0 18
1888 16
1890 158
1891 160
1896 (1)
1897 292
1901 260
1904 284
SOS mucus 47 189 236
1909 , H {7 tr
1915, 1 1 1
1920 . 288 314 602
1921 (1) (1) (1)
1925 . 5 118 582 700
1929 9 124 344 468
1930 102 560 662
1931 97 1, 186 1,283
1932 98 1,190 1, 288
1933 70 1,083 1,153
1934 29 971 1,000
1935 33 672 705
1936 30 425 455
1937 30 500 530
1938 : 66 772 838
1939, , 5 44 1,097 1,141
1940 444 1,247 1,691
1941 ‘ 182 764 946
1942 . 143 475 618
Oe eta Go OY 'o 197 2,629 2,826
945i epanuenmcuns 460 1,652 2,112
1946 . a! 704 2,889 3, 593
1947 , 531 1,754 2,285
1948 0 472 1,882 2,354
M9401 Week: 783 2, 361 3, 144
IES) Sean ans 543 1,761 2, 304
1951 6 327 2, 006 2nS33)
1952 467 1,671 2,138
1953 1,176 1,838 3,014
1954. 1,090 2,257 3, 347
1955, 1, 108 1, 706 2,814
1956 1,049 2, 168 3,217
1957 1,171 1,692 2,863
1958 1,666 2,044 3,710
1959 1, 386 3, 338 4,724
1960 1,048 2,854 3, 902
1961 561 2, 222 2,783
1962 729 1,931 2,660
1963 561 1,747 2, 308
1964. , 584 1,570 2, 154
1965 796 2,108 2,904

CHESAPEAKE FISHERIES

HISTORICAL CATCH STATISTICS

MENHADEN, 1880—1965

MARYLAND
QUANTITY
1880 3, 903
1887 ee: 23, 630
1888 z 25, 737
1890 8 27,970
Ol 6 5 0 30, 952
1896 . ‘ (1)
1897 . 353
1901 . 7, 122
1904 . 9, 849
ISOS) 9 5 blo 6 12, 293
1909 . . i 1
1915 . 1
IPED G a0
1921 (1)
1625 ee
1929 . e
1930 . =
1931 : =
1932 ; 5
1933 =
1934 : <
1935 . : 7
1936. 3 43
ICED 6 0 15
1938 . ; 63
1939 . 4 16
1940 . Bob 104
1941. 5 126
1942 | ; 175
1944 . : 183
1945 . : 41
1946 . ; 368
1947 . : 125
1948 . ; 565
1949 \ 1, 680
1950 ; 1,097
1951 . ‘ 431
1952 . ; 1,444
1953 . , 2,151
1954 ; 3,883
1955 ahs 1,940
1956 : 1,375
1957 : 2, 399
WES 6 6 oo 2, 274
TEES) 6 6 Oc 2, 203
1960 ; 2,904
IES) 6 6: 80 3, 578
1962 as 4,316
1963 : 3, 293
1964 . Ho 5, 706
1965 ; 8,333

A/ NOT AVAILABLE.

(THOUSANDS OF POUNDS)

VIRGINIA

QUANTITY

88, 214
61,603
58,873

107, 342
105, 980

(1)

178, 656

273, 494

247,919

190, 089

330, 708
351,613

QUANTITY

92,117
85, 233
84,610
135, 312
136, 932

359, 946

253

254.

CHESAPEAKE FISHERIES

HISTORICAL CATCH STATISTICS

SCUP OR PORGY, 1880-1965

(THOUSANDS OF POUNDS)

1/ NOT AVAILABLE.

MARYLAND. VIRGINIA

QUANTI TY. QUANTITY
(1) (1)
(1) (1)

- 4
33 (1)
32 9

1 65

1 1

1 1
102 35

(1) (1)
45 402
55 177
60 404
50 404
36 1,712
83 1,506
39 692
122 1,935
45 1,434
26 1,931
22 2, 344
143 2,574
324 3,655
120 2,513
135 2,712
309 6, 253
496 4, 980
631 6, 460
374 4,826
1,669 7,055
1,524 5,985
612 7,610
1,018 10,078
226 7,608
85 8,385
64 11, 562
124 teh ive
128 11, 289
179 6, 326
107 6,815
278 11, 526
104 13, 407
99 11, 256
102 11,161
68 9,551
218 10,929
422 6,277

QUANTITY
(1)

(1)
4

(1)

TED ca 9 00
IEW o po 0 O
VEE! oo a 6 0
WED 6 oo oo
WOU o 6:0 9 0
IGE a o co a 6
IO oo 8 o.0
1901 . 5
1904 .

1908 .

1909 .

1915 .

IGE 5 4 0
1220 6 -o 15
1925 . 6
1929 .

1930 .

1931.

1932 .

IGES} 5

1934 .

1935 .

1936 .

1937 .

IES 6 0 0 o
USED) oo 040 16
1940 . :
USER Gao
1942...
1944 .
1945 .

VELIS! oo 00
eH o oo a0
TS -o. oo oo
1949 .

1950.

UCB 4-0 o.0
VEER Go 9 .'5 0
11953) .
WEY om. 06.5 6
VES oo 66 4
WES 6-9 oa 6
1957 66
WEB 5 5.0 0 a
USES. 5 0 bp oo
VEE oo 9 6 0
VES 6. 6 6
IEE 5 o 50
WEES do 6,0
VE 9 5 bo
WSS 6.0-0-4

Se | |

1/ NOT AVAILABLE.

263-707 O - 67-17

CHESAPEAKE FISHERIES

HISTORICAL CATCH STATISTICS

SEA BASS,

1880-1965

(THOUSANDS OF POUNDS)

MARYLAND

QUANTITY

VIRGINIA

QUANTITY

(1)
10
10
61
66

QUANTITY

a EEE

TOTAL

255

CHESAPEAKE FISHERIES

256

HISTORICAL CATCH STATISTICS

SEA TROUT OR WEAKFISH, GRAY, 1880—1965

(THOUSANDS OF POUNDS)

| YEAR MARYLAND VIRGINIA

QUANTITY QUANTITY QUANTITY
1880 . 0 65
1887 . 5 532
1888 . 553
1890 .. 687
1891 750
1896 (1) (1)
1897 597 6, 526 7, 123
1901 1,019 7,431 8, 450
1904 785 6,951 7, 736
1908 1,191 4,491 5,682
1909 ie 1 1
1915 1 1 1
1920 2, 288 12,909 15, 197
1921 . (1) (1) 1
1925 1, 480 12, 444 13, 924.
1929 2,997 8, 392 11, 389
1930 3, 754 15,512 19, 266
1931 2,159 10,279 12, 438
1932 1,806 11,974 13, 780
1933 1,154 12, 310 13, 464
1934. 1,478 13, 406 14, 884
1935 1,313 13, 443 14, 756
1936... 1,340 10, 349 11,689
NEW Sb 1,090 12,607 13,697
1938 1,069 12, 547 13,616
1939 1,459 12, 100 13, 559
1940 1, 368 12, 306 13,674
1941 1,219 7, 232 8,451
1942 1, 468 6, 126 7, 594
1944 , 2,069 10, 313 12, 382
1945 2, 369 22,379 24, 748
1946 2, 266 18, 291 20, 557
1947 : 1,638 17,678 19, 316
1948 1,109 11,854 12, 963
1949 i 614 6,062 6,676
1950 592 4,011 4,603
1951 233 1,979 2,212
1952 281 1, 508 1,789
1953 252 2,032 2,284
1954 , 263 2,122 2,385
1955. 412 3,831 4,243
1956 477 3, 258 33735
1957 . 340 2,019 2, 359
1958 . 209 1,567 1,776
OSONae 109 682 791
1960 271 810 1,081
1961 279 1,194 1,473
1962 193 1,489 1,682
1963 94 1,098 1,192
1964 172 1,593 1,765
1965 248 2,007 2,255

1/ NOT AVAILABLE.

CHESAPEAKE FISHERIES
HISTORICAL CATCH STATISTICS

SHAD, 1880-1965

(THOUSANDS OF POUNDS)

eae (
MARY LAND VIRGINIA TOTAL
QUANTITY. QUANTITY. QUANTITY
3,774 Sh Ive 6, 946
: 9 4,041 3,815 7,856
WEES. a a 6 a0 4,868 7,057 11,925
VEED..6.6 6 no 7,128 7, 266 14, 394
To 4 6 oo 6,225 6, 498 2 ee723
VES. 6.6 oo 0 5, 541 11,171 16,712
TERY ob oo a) 6 5, 800 11,529 17, 329
FEO 6 a 084-0 3,111 6,972 10,083
Ue 6 oo a6 2,912 7,420 10, 332
1208} Gb oo 0 3, 937 7,314 11,251
WO) o ova ig. o 3, 253 6,030 9, 283
THUS oo 6 oo 1,455 4,714 6, 169
WED g 6 O40 0 1,867 7,294 9, 161
UCB Go 6.50.0 1,807 6, 909 8,716
WAS o 6 oa) 10 1, 260 6, 104 7, 364
UGE) 6 65 30 1,549 7,977 9,526
WED o 6.010 6 998 6,183 7,181
TEBE o oo 5 oO 1, 196 7,291 8,487
IWEB 5 2-00 0 1,667 4,848 6,515
ICES 5 55 op 1,374 4,817 6,191
Vee 6 6060.0 885 4,105 4, 990
WCE) a so.0 bo 0 800 2,883 3,683
WOES... 2-0. O05 570 1,615 2,185
IGE 6 o pO 0 405 3, 086 3,491
WOES ood) 0.80 600 3,607 4,207
IEEE 6 o):5° 050 624 3, 559 4,183
VOLO) 5 oo n-6 446 2,811 Sh esy/
(WO“o) o-oo 6. 0 534 2,126 2,660
122) 5 6.0 550 725 2, 430 am55)
Wo Gg 6 Os! D 711 4,665 5, 376
USES) 5 of. 8 0 617 5, 299 5,916
UCAS 6 607570 719 3, 599 4,318
Vee boa o 0 868 4,086 4,954
Wertsk of Of 0 10 40 1,004 3, 206 4,210
194.9 eee iar ee 1,083 2,801 3,884
1920) 56 0 6 1,443 3,031 4,474
WOM Jo 0)-07.4 40 1,554 3,295 4,849
WWE 5 b.o-n 8 1,636 4,007 5,643
UGS io oo yn-G 1,448 3,054 4,502
19545 ees 1,501 3, 169 4,670
UES ca 045) 6. 0 1, 464 3, 500 4,964
UGS) 6 guo'cax 2,092 3,191 5, 283
WEY 5 bb ind 2,356 2,918 5,274
WOES 6 6° 0 oo 1, 900 2,254 4,154
UGE oo ols AMG 1,481 1,774 3,255
WEE) 6 6° 5 ANG 1,333 1, 349 2,682
VES o.oo. 505 1,815 1,329 3,144
WES ib. ona) 1,575 2,220 3,795
WEES Gg 16, aa lo 827 2,312 3, 139
M964 eine <8 a 890 2,651 3, 541
WEES) gba auld 1,343 2,955 4,298

CHESAPEAKE FISHERIES

258

HISTORICAL CATCH STATISTICS

SPOT, 1880-1965

(THOUSANDS OF POUNDS)

MARYLAND VIRGINIA

QUANTITY QUANTITY QUANTITY
VEE esate 1 (1) 1
1306 oo o0 1 1,541 1
WEES) o6 0 oo 1 1,803 1
1GEOD % bo 5 10 1 651 1
WEN obo ‘G20 1 650 1
WEES GB o'n oa 1 (1) 1
ABST ecu. 3 , 081 1,084
VEOU GS ee gato 22 807 829
GOA Semmes ars 13 873 886
WONG oo Go 3 192 195
NOOO mie eatrsm 1 1 1
WONG SG 5240 1 1 1
ICED 0 056 365 967 , 332
WAI 6 olo70'd (1) (1) iu)
O25 ee camemremes 208 , 768 , 976
NOZO SG Areal 118 872 990
OSOFeraneemremee 126 2,493 2,619
WEB 6-0 6..0"0 101 637 738
GER ototolta 48 753 801
OSSRaweimemtcare 30 77 747
IWS 6 G50' 0-0 63 2,041 2,104
NEED G5 Go 6 18 407 425
IES 5 ode 0 37 910 947
VET a Go %a~o 28 2,978 3, 006
(WGEF Ga ig--oy.6 60 3, 866 3, 926
NOSORE eee ieee ila 3, 060 3, 231
MO4O Tercera 141 2,212 2, 353
TOA og ud oxo 141 1,818 1,959
1 6 6 ono 138 901 1,039
Wee 6a 187 4,533 4,720
O04 Semlamarele 209 4,031 4, 240
WSS 6 ao 129 4,097 4,226
WO a a0 121 4,529 4,650
WO SG 625i 112 3, 958 4,070
Oa) G 6 Gc 249 8,410 8,659
NOSO i?) oarepeets 98 4,499 4,597
NOSier seme 129 5,030 5,159
NOS2iee cei seve 420 5,916 6, 336
VWeEEs6 6 ko. aes 283 3,913 4,196
OSA a mares 258 4, 432 4,690
NOSSieneeemes 408 3,949 4,357
WES Suara. ao 300 3, 208 3, 508
NOS7icn sb ores 589 3, 471 4, 060
OSS Re aieevesy 593 5, 256 5,849
IGE coat o 85 3, 755 3,840
1960" Se Saar 498 3, 906 4, 404
CEN dea garb 10 1,184 1,194
NOG2a7y areas 27 2, 350 2,377
NGG Siocumenssneres 15 1,475 1,490
1964. 48 34 3,198 3, 232
NOG Sitesi 1 1,751 1,752

1/ NOT

AVAILABLE,

CHESAPEAKE FISHERIES

HISTORICAL CATCH STATISTICS

STRIPED BASS, 1880-1965

(THOUSANDS OF POUNDS)

MARYLAND VIRGINIA
QUANTITY QUANTITY
1880 oi6--0 (1) (1)
USE eawaare noes , 140 505
1888 a0 1,123 779
VED! od o'6 6 1, 366 529
iH 6 56 6 6-6 1, 265 483
Wek oa gaan (1) (1)
WEE" 6! iio aise 935, 576
VED 6's 010 5 824 528
ISO 4 per eae: 721 451
IEG! Go 0 6 640 504
1909 . 0 “0 1 1
1QUS' 6a 6 6-0 1 1
WEE! 6-6 sorsete 1,040 380
1921 oie (1) (1)
1925 aes 1,414 821
1GZ2) o Oo 5 a 1,292 290
IED: 5a o 00 1, 226 425
IE o1a0 a 635 481
IER oo 434 594
GSS mronee 314 519
19245466 6 332 310
GES 6 -a)\0- 40.6 927 375
WES o GG G0 1,864 520
IEY bao 0-6 2,011 1,005
ICED Sota 2 1,714 1,155
1939 , mie 1,728 964
NO40 Ne ecieie 1,180 659
WAN go: oS 1,223 865
1QZ2 oo atano 2, 508 778
NOGA eee) tee 2,681 1,864
OAS ee rea reip ie 1,545 2,119
O46 mem mrmrene 1,615 2, 084
WAT oe 010-9 2, 338 1,725
IGE) G00 oo 2,650 2,452
19499... .. 2,629 1,913
NIOSONencure 3, 038 2, 796
WH ooo 0! 6 2, 336 1,804
WE oo 00 6 2,171 1,242
105 G4 2, 303 803
1WS8 o 60" 6 2, 108 951
EES o G80 6.0 2,572 894.
WES 5-0 06 6 2, 150 995
WEP 60 oo 6 1,859 929
WED oo o"'5 oO 3, 105 Neily
WEED) obo 0 4, 349 2,097
1EEO- oa" 0 4, 409 2, 278
WES oo: 006 5, 408 1,854
192 b 6-58 3, 979 1,944
TEBE Goa los 3, 749 2,747
NOGA wenranrs 3, 300 1,889
WEBS oF or'5, 2,949 2,213

1/ NOT AVAILABLE.

QUANTITY

(1)
1,645
1, 902
1,895
1,748
(1)

1,511

259

CHESAPEAKE FISHERIES
HISTORICAL CATCH STATISTICS

260

WHITE PERCH, 1880—1965

(THOUSANDS OF POUNDS)

MARYLAND VIRGINIA

QUANTITY. QUANTITY QUANTITY
VEO 6 os aso (1) 1 1
(EBL oc 60 a ‘0 996 1 1
WEEE Oo bos 6 999 1 1
TES 65) G5 1,150 307 1,457
WE o 40 oo 1,109 300 1,409
WEES! 928 °6 to (1) (1) 1
(ES oo 6 6 926 273 1,199
SO ee arenas: 453 732 1,185
S04 eee. 545 635 1,180
IESE Ga 650.0 545 446 991
IG 6"a 6 5 6 1 1 if
WHS 5 a d'6.6 1 1 1
11920 GAR eremren te 322 648 970
IEE) <6" 6:00 <0 (1) (1) (1)
VES 5 aioao 629 427 1,056
S29 sarees 391 151 542
1GED 6-6-0 O50 420 196 616
TEM oo: 0.10 296 235 531
WER Sob) ac 324 318 642
GEES GSpot 286 247 533
0 SAS acer cts 419 315 734
(O35 yma 305 294 599
WEES 5 Go pb 273 210 483
GES ona 70 297 195 492
USE) chldepaenes 437 290 727
ICES 65000 2bNo 544 179 723
O40 earememenre 601 166 767
OA emails 733 244 977
VEE 5: ob G, 0 761 232 993
UO4A ome, fe 77 317 1,094
Io 6G 0 614 546 1, 160
1946 \reeesens 655 489 1,144
1947 ie agence 1,039 812 1,851
O48 aeyee areas 945 690 1,635
1949... 1,101 700 1,801
OSO Ee remlen cs 1,150 718 1,868
MOST emaimectte 1,118 533 1,651
UcEiore ocala 1,055 448 1,503
CES 55: G6 805 559 1, 364
MNOSA SMe sers 825 616 1,441
MSS5i wears 782 685 1, 467
ICES ao a5.0 815 757 1,572
ToS heen 570 759 1, 329
WEE a orgs oo 698 782 1, 480
1959... 1,102 828 1,930
Vers tc 876 570 1, 446
1ESiivas pica do 1,317 433 1,750
Wee amb oo 1,997 450 2, 447
NESE ody curocd 1,372 342 1,714
eee a Bilge 638 270 908
SOS asvepaswier fe 1,450 309 1,759

ee

1/ NOT AVAILABLE.

CHESAPEAKE FISHERIES

HISTORICAL CATCH STATISTICS

YELLOW PERCH,

MARYLAND.

1/ NOT AVAILABLE.

QUANTITY

1880-1965

(THOUSANDS OF POUNDS)

VIRGINIA

QUANTITY

QUANTITY

1
1

261

262

NOT AVAILABLE.

CHESAPEAKE FISHERIES
HISTORICAL CATCH STATISTICS

CRABS, HARD, 1880-1965

(THOUSANDS OF POUNDS)

MARYLAND VIRGINIA

QUANTITY QUANTITY

QUANTITY

3, 306
3,385
3,632
4,973
4,985
(1)

10,665

CHESAPEAKE FISHERIES

263

HISTORICAL CATCH STATISTICS

CRABS, SOFT, 1880-1965

THOUSANDS OF POUNDS

MARYLAND. VIRGINIA

QUANTITY QUANTITY QUANTITY

41/ NOT AVAILABLE.

CHESAPEAKE FISHERIES

HISTORICAL CATCH STATISTICS

OYSTERS, 1880-1965
(THOUSANDS OF POUNDS) |

a
YEAR MARY LAND VIRGINIA TOTAL
QUANTITY QUANTITY QUANTITY.
USED! oo 6 46 71, 868 45,537 117,405
WEY sa .0) 6: 55, 245 d/ 19, 455 1/ 74,700
WEEE) cr 5-0. 6.3 57, 845 24, 405 82, 250
WE) gs 6620 70,852 40, 453 111, 305
WED o's 6 <0: 67, 427 40, 970 108, 397
WEIS 6. oon 65 (2) (2) (2)
WEE? G50? oo 8 49, 188 46,779 95, 967
SOV be eo. 38, 548 40,411 78,959
NOO4 Se uesesns 29, 333 38, 098 67,431
VES G8 6 o%8 39, 527 24, 456 63, 983
1909 heh 2 2 2
(WE o%a avo o 2 2 2
NOZO ences 30, 832 21, 484 52, 316
VA gG 868 (2) (2) (2)
(O25 ueemenreme 28, 822 19, 561 48, 383
1929 ee esate 17, 185 15, 953 33, 138
NOSOM ata ah ce 17, 106 19,618 36, 724
WEE Gd aro t 16, 375 15, 936 32,311
WER 656 4-0 12, 986 14, 904 27,890
WEB Go ou Gg 11,685 13, 468 25, 153
VO34; ed ls 13,917 21,869 35, 786
WEDS 2n'o 60 15, 584 14, 317 29, 901
USES Go 00 6 16, 060 14, 254 30, 314
WEED pao. ONG 20, 730 10, 986 31,716
IES. 5 25.6 lo. 19, 363 14,049 33, 412
IGE2ee lore lo ob 20, 343 16, 504 36, 847
O40 Manan saa. 19,743 17,714 37,457
(OM) Gon oo 1 18,817 16, 622 35, 439
1942.25 ve weer 13, 768 14, 954 28, 722
194A eae 14, 127 15, 720 29, 847
WOE oh errotond 15, 034 17, 536 32, 570
IS. Gin ooo 13, 590 19,765 33, 355
NOL aie <4 ot 13, 076 20, 654 33, 730
1O46 jee! eyes te 13, 285 21,118 34, 403
QAO ie giee cake 13,718 18,059 31,777
NEEM sus Bee 14, 406 15, 548 29, 954
OSI e ee one 14,522 15, 076 29, 598
WEB sto ceoce 16, 288 18, 130 34, 418
VERE ig..6 oto so 17, 434 19, 512 36, 946
eaten: ae a 20, 362 21,225 41, 587
NOSSaeue ere cme 17, 272 21,955 39, 227
1956 15, 843 21,221 37,064
1957 4 14, 144 20, 090 34, 234
WES oyna os 12, 026 25, 504 37, 530
AGSON eter 11, 966 21, 356 33, 322
VEO bb ob 11,771 15, 340 27,111
US aiecae A 10, 337 17, 163 27, 500
19625 %) ba. 8, 139 11,800 19, 939
WEE G at0-1506 7,756 10, 518 18, 274
WS go. o%0. 8 7,948 15, 150 22, 098
NGG Stes tenses 8, 620 12, 568 21,188

J/ EXCLUSIVE OF THE CATCH IN THE JAMES AND POTOMAC RIVERS.
2/ NOT AVAILABLE.

CHESAPEAKE FISHERIES

POTOMAC RIVER SHAD AND ALEWIFE FISHERY

The Potomac River shad catch was 190,572 fish weighing 533,600 pounds, valued at

$54,057 to the fishermen.
poundage, and 54 percent in value compared with 1964.

265

This was an increase of 17 percent in number, 13 percent in
Landings were the largest since

1957, when 624,400 pounds were taken, but they were much lessthanthe 1922 record catch
of 3.1 million pounds.

The catch of alewives in the Potomac River was 25.2 millionfish weighing 11.5 mil-
Compared with 1964, this was a gain of 34 percent in

lion pounds, valued at $163,938.
number, 40 percent in volume, and 18 percent in value.

There were 463 fishermen inthe Potomac River shad and alewife fisheries--a decrease

of 23 compared with the previous year.

fisheries are included in catch and operating unit data for Maryland and Virginia.

SUMMARY OF OPERATING UNITS AND CATCH, 1965

or

Statistics on the catch and operating units of these

ITEM MARYLAND VIRGINIA TOTAL
NUMBER NUMBER NUMBER 7

OPERATING UNITS

F } SHERMEN:
ONEVESSEUS Sey ati
ON BOATS AND SHORE:

REGUIEARS e) (3) ele!
CASUALS arene mic ion

VOUNG 6/0 °60°6

VESSELS, MOTOR.
GROSS TONNAGE .. .
BOATS:

MOTOR Memrctateyteh tomtoiia
OT RERS mr imei ote
GEAR:

HAUL SEINES, COMMON
LENGTH, YARDS . .
POUND NETS. . 2 2.
FYKE AND HOOP NETS.
GILL NETS:
ANCHOR, SET OR
STAKE Ie
SQUARE YARDS.
DIRT 6 ipo one
SQUARE YARDS.

CATCH

SHAD:
HAULERSEIINES Si resiciirs
POUND NETS. ....
FYKE AND HOOP NETS.
GILL NETS:

ANCHOR, SET OR
SITAK EX ireli titer oite
DRilGilirephetelite tia!

TOTAL

ALEWIVES:
HAUL SEINES .
POUND NETS, . 2. «
FYKE AND HOOP NETS,
GILL NETS:

ANCHOR, SET OR
STAKES irene
ORNEsieare Nene Gas

TOTAL

ee oe

17,160
220

60, 940

7, 800
100

27,700

134
@

433

NOTE: ==INCLUDES TRIBUTARIES OF THE POTOMAC RIVER.

464
66,036
3, 000

55, 357
3, 036

127,893

779, 000
21, 978, 000
2,425, 000

25, 182, 000

1,300
184, 900
8,400

155, 000
8,500

358, 100

354, 100
9,990, 000
1,091, 200

11,435, 300

$123
17, 568
791

15,035
824.

34,341

5,060
142, 831
15, 614

163,505

464
66,429
3,000

116,500
4,179

190,572

779,000
22,021, 560
2,425,000

17, 160
220

25, 242, 940

18 39 57

97 160 257

69 80 149
—

184 279 463

9 it 20

68 83 151

111 88 199

13 34 47

- 11 11

- 6,000 6,000

2 132 14

- 55 55

186 180 366

163, 100 113,000 276, 100

2 20 22

1,300
186, 000
8,400

326, 200
11,700

533, 600

354, 100
10, 009, 800
1,091, 200

7,800
100

11,463,000

$123
17,698
791

34, 243
1,202

54,057

5,060
143, 128
15,614

134
2

163, 938

266

CHESAPEAKE FISHERIES

CHESAPEAKE BIBLIOGRAPHY OF FISHERY STATISTICS

Federal fishery statistics have been collected by a number of agencies, including the

Fish Commission, Bureau of Fisheries, Fish and Wildlife Service, and Bureau of the Census.

The data have been published in several series of reports. Since funds for conducting statis-

tical surveys have been limited, there has been wide variation in the frequency of the surveys
in the various areas. This has made it difficult to determine the years in which data were
available for the various sections, and also to locate the reports in which the results of
surveys were published. The following bibliography was prepared to make it easier to locate
the results of the various canvasses of the fisheries of Chesapeake Bay. No attempthas been
made to include those publications giving fragmentary or summary data only, or data on only
certain fisheries or states. Unless otherwise noted, all are publications of the Bureau of
Commercial Fisheries and its predecessor agencies.

Data for: Title of Publication

1880 The Fisheries and Fishery Industries of the United States, Section II,
Senate Document No. 124, 47th Congress, 1887

1887 Report of the Commissioner of Fisheries for 1888

1888 Report of the Commissioner of Fisheries for 1888

1890 Bulletin of the United States Fish Commission, 1894

1891 Bulletin of the United States Fish Commission, 1894

1897 Report of the Commissioner of Fisheries for the Year Ending June 30, 1900

1901 Report of the Commissioner of Fisheries for the Year Ending June 30, 1902

1904 Report of the Commissioner of Fisheries for the Year Ending June 30, 1905

1908 Fisheries of the United States, 1908, Bureau of the Census

1920 Fishery Industries of the United States, 1921

1925 Fishery Industries of the United States, 1926

1929 Fishery Industries of the United States, 1930

1930 Fishery Industries of the United States, 1931

1931 Fishery Industries of the United States, 1932

1932 Fishery Industries of the United States, 1933

1933 Fishery Industries of the United States, 1934

1934 Fishery Industries of the United States, 1935

1935 Fishery Industries of the United States, 1936

1936 Fishery Industries of the United States, 1937

1937 Fishery Industries of the United States, 1938

1938 Fishery Industries of the United States, 1939

1939 Fishery Statistics of the United States, 1939

1940 Fishery Statistics of the United States, 1940

1941 Fishery Statistics of the United States, 1941

1942 Fishery Statistics of the United States, 1942

1944 Fishery Statistics of the United States, 1944

1945 Fishery Statistics of the United States, 1945

1946 Fishery Statistics of the United States, 1946

For the years since 1946, statistical surveys have been published each year in Fishery
Statistics of the United States.

SECTION 5 - SOUTH ATLANTIC FISHERIES ...

The commercial catch of fish and shellfish landed at ports of the South Atlantic
States (North Carolina, South Carolina, Georgia, and the East Coast of Florida) including
the commercial catch from fresh-water areas of Florida, was 356.7 million pounds valued
at $26.8 million--an increase of 20.7 million pounds and $6.2 million compared with 1964.
This was a record value for the South Atlantic area--$3.3 million more than the previous
record established in 1962. Good catches of alewives, flounders, mullet, shrimp, fresh-
water catfish, and oysters accounted for most of the increase in the volume and value of
landings. A decline in blue crab landings marred an otherwise bright economic picture
in the commercial fisheries.

Landings increased in all States except North Carolina where a decline of 2 percent
resulted from a poor menhaden season. East Coast of Florida landings were up 33 per-
cent; South Carolina, 23 percent; and Georgia, 9 percent. The ex-vessel value of landings
increased appreciably in each State, and new value records were established in North
Carolina, South Carolina, and on the East Coast of Florida.

Fishermen and vessels. There were 10,688 commercial fishermen in 1965--593 less than
in the previous year. Most of the decline occurred in North Carolina and was caused by
two major factors: Fewer menhaden vessels fished North Carolina waters because fish
were scarce, and low financial returns in most net fisheries forced fishermen to seek
employment elsewhere. A total of 1,122 vessels (craft of 5 net tons and over) operated
in the commercial fisheries--14 more than in 1964. The 5,751 other craft operated were
250 less than in the previous year.

Seventy-seven vessels obtained documents from the Bureau of Customs as fishing
craft in 1965. Of this number, 20 were 5 fo 19 gross tons; 25 were 20 to 89; 29 were 90 to
99, 2 were 100 to 109; and 1 was 120 gross tons.

Processed products. The value of processed fishery products in the South Atlantic
States in 1965 was $51.2 million--a decrease of $1.3 million compared with the previous
year. There were 443 wholesale and processing plants operating in 1965 compared with
423 in 1964.

Shrimp. Shrimp landings of 26.2 million pounds (heads on) were 8.8 million pounds more
than in 1964 and the greatest since 1960. The larger landings brought the shrimp industry
out of the depressed economic condition caused by the low productions of 1963 and 1964.
Higher ex-vessel prices prevailed most of the year, and the value of landi- gs increased
53 percent.

In North Carolina, landings of 5.4 million pounds were 1.1 million (27 percent) more
than in 1964. Despite high ex-vessel prices, the value of landings increased only 14 per-
cent because shrimp of smaller sizes comprised a greater proportion of the landings
than in the previous year. Larger quantities of white shrimp were landed for the first
time since 1961.

The economic condition of the South Carolina commercial fisheries improved as a
result of the greater abundance of shrimp in local waters. Landings of 6.8 million pounds
were 4.2 million more than in 1964, and the ex-vessel value of $2.6 million was about
three times larger. An excellent run of white shrimp during the fall accounted for most
of the production increase.

Landings of shrimp at Georgia ports (8.6 million pounds) were 45 percent larger
than in the previous year, and the value ($3.4 million) was 49 percent more. As in South
Carolina, an excellent run of white shrimp during the fall was the major factor con-
tributing to increased landings. During the latter part of the year, several vessel owners
began to dispose of their oldest, smallest vessels and reinvested in larger and more
powerful new ones.

Shrimp landings of 5.4 million pounds along the East Coast of Florida were 20
percent greater than in 1964, while the value ($2.4 million) increased 21 percent. The
shrimp fishery has been fairly stable in this area, and fishermen have not been affected
by the wide fluctuations in catch that have occurred in other South Atlantic States during
the past 6 years.

SOUTH ATLANTIC FISHERIES

268

Menhaden. East Coast of Florida landings (31.7 million pounds) nearly doubled the 1964
catch and offset a continuing decline in North Carolina, the major production area. The
increased catch on the East Coast of Florida was about commensurate with the increased
number of vessels in the fishery--6 compared with 3 in 1964. The additional vessels
fished for a processing plant reactivated at Fernandina Beach. North Carolina landings
(160.6 million pounds) were 12.4 million less than in the previous year as a result of
poor fishing in November and December, usually the months of heaviest production. A
change in the age composition of fish caught in the fall of 1965 caused concern for the
future of this fishery. One and two-year-old fish predominated in the catch; whereas in
prior years, fish 3 years and older constituted most of the catch. Oil recovery was very
low because of the large numbers of small, young fish caught.

Food finfish. The catch of finfish for human consumption was 75.1 million pounds com-
pared with 58.3 million in 1964--a gain of 29 percent. The ex-vessel value ($8.4 million)
also increased 29 percent. There were substantial gains in landings of king mackerel,
king whiting, mullet, shad, and Spanish mackerel; and moderate gains in sea bass, gray
sea trout, and red snapper. Record landings of flounders (5.1 million pounds) and fresh-
water catfish (16.2 million pounds) were up 88 and 9 percent, respectively, compared
with 1964. Most of the increase in flounder landings was the result of excellent catches
made by double-rigged North Carolina trawlers during November and December. The
most spectacular gain occurred in alewife landings (15.6 million pounds), which were
more than double those of the previous year. Considerable quantities of the increased
landings were diverted for use as bait rather than for human consumption. Of the 17
species that usually account for 90 percent or more of the volume and value of landings
for food, only 5--bluefish, croaker, spotted sea trout, spot, and striped bass--declined
in quantity. The most serious decline was in landings of spot, 3.0 million pounds--43
percent less than in 1964.

Longline fishery. The North Carolina longline fishery for swordfish, which began in
1964, captured 524,000 pounds valued at $283,320--an increase of 9 percent in volume
and 22 percent in value compared with the previous year. The average price per pound
was 6 cents more than in 1964. The catch was landed by 15 vessels making 122 trips to
North Carolina ports--a decline of 14 vessels and 1 trip compared with 1964. Greater
numbers of small swordfish caused dealers to market the fish by size classification:
large (over 100 pounds), medium (40-100 pounds), and small (under 40 pounds). Sword-
fish averaged 101 pounds per fish in 1965 compared with 142 pounds in the previous year.

Scallops. North Carolina fishermen landed sea, calico, and bay scallops in 1965. It was
their first venture into the sea scallop fishery and they caught 92,000 pounds of scallop
meats worth $56,000. Three vessels landed catches taken from grounds 40 to 80 miles
ENE. of Oregon Inlet. Vessels from Canada and New England also fished these grounds
because scallops were scarce on Georges Bank.

The high prices for sea scallops prompted North Carolina fishermen to reactivate
the calico scallop fishery. This fishery had not been active in North Carolina since 1961
when small quantities were landed by otter trawls--the gear fishermen found most effi-
cient. Otter trawls were used again in 1965 to take the 871,000 pounds of calico scallops
landed in North Carolina. The vessels returned to port each day with their catch, and the
scallops were shucked ashore. So in addition to supplying revenue to fishermen, the
scallops provided jobs for about 300 part-time shuckers. A machine to shuck and eviscer-
ate calico scallops was being developed but had not been completed by the end of the
year.

Bay scallop fishermen also had a good year. The catch of bay scallop meats (379,000
pounds) was 11 percent more than in 1964, and the value ($196,000) was 13 percent more.

Blue crabs. Landings of blue crabs in all States were considerably less than in the pre-
vious year and total landings for the area (46.2 million pounds) were 11 percent less than
the record 1964 production. Fewer crabs were available, but this was not the only reason
for the reduced catch. For example, inNorth Carolina all crab meat plants were required
to comply with the Federal minimum wage law from which they had been exempt. In pro-
test, nearly all plants closed for about 3 weeks. Rather than fish for crabs, South Carolina
fishermen preferred to catch shrimp, which were both abundant and high priced. In 1965,

SOUTH ATLANTIC FISHERIES

the crabs had a low yield of meat (because male crabs were scarce) which lessened the
demand for them in shore plants. In Georgia, and to a lesser degree, along the East
Coast of Florida, the water was unseasonably cold during the first 4 months of the year,
consequently crab catches were small--landings in both States were about 1.0 million
pounds less than in 1964.

Oysters. Oyster landings of 4.1 million pounds of meats increased 16 percent compared
with 1964. The value ($1.5 million) remained about the same as in the previous year. The
landings in each State increased moderately. During the spring, the prices paid to fisher-
men declined because of unsettled markets. In South Carolina and Georgia there appeared
to be a trend toward marketing oysters in the shell (usually sold by the sack) rather than
as shucked oysters. After having been in business since 1914, one of the two oyster
canners in South Carolina discontinued operations during the year.

Clams. Landings of 404,000 pounds of hard clam meats were about the same as in the
previous year; however, the value, ($171,000) was 12 percent greater. Compared with
1964, landings in North Carolina (313,000 pounds) and East Coast of Florida, (24,000
pounds) increased 58,000 and 23,000 pounds, respectively, and offset a 79,000-pound
decline in South Carolina landings (67,000 pounds), The decrease in South Carolina clam
landings resulted primarily from the fishermen's preference for the more profitable
shrimp fishery. No offshore clams were harvested in North Carolina. The market was
excellent most of the year, and the major processor, located in North Carolina, was
occasionally hard pressed to meet market demands.

Fish kills. The South Carolina area was again plagued with a fish kill. In May, many
dead and dying mullet, menhaden, and spot were found in Charleston Harbor and the lower
reaches of the Ashley River. The kill continued sporadically until the end of June. It was
investigated by several Federal and State agencies, but their findings had not been released
by the end of the year.

Other information. Condensed summary data on the operating units and catch of the
South Atlantic section appearing on the following pages have been previously published
in Current Fishery Statistics No. 4333. Seasonal variations in the catch of fish and shell-
fish in North Carolina, South Carolina, Georgia, and Florida can be ascertained from
the monthly and annual landing bulletins issued for each of these States. Additional data
on many aspects of the South Atlantic fisheries may be found in the daily, monthly, and
annual reports published by the Hampton, Va., Fishery Market News office of the Bureau.

Acknowledgments. The following organizations assisted the Bureau to collect the data
appearing in this section: North Carolina Department of Conservation and Development,
Division of Commercial Fisheries; South Carolina Wildlife Resources Department,
Division of Commercial Fisheries; Georgia Game and Fish Commission, Coastal Fisheries
Division; and Florida State Board of Conservation.

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SECTIONAL SUMMARIES
SUMMARY OF CATCH, 1965

(MILLIONS OF POUNDS AND MILLIONS OF DOLLARS)

SHELLFISH, ETC.

QUANTITY

203
10

QUANTITY.

234
27
20
76

NORTH CAROLINA .
SOUTH CAROLINA .
GEORGIACIcmnei-NetRl-nn Inline
FLORIDA, EAST COAST. ...

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TOTAL .

1/ LESS THAN $500,000.

NOTE: --THE CATCH FOR THE INLAND LAKES OF FLORIDA 1S INCLUDED WITH THE CATCH FOR THE EAST COAST OF FLORIDA. FOR
THE PURPOSE OF THIS REPORT THE "EAST COAST OF FLORIDA" INCLUDES THE COASTAL COUNTIES FROM NASSAU TO DADE, !NCLU-
SIVE.

SUMMARY OF OPERATING UNITS, 1965

TOTAL, EX-
NORTH SOUTH FLORIDA, CLUSIVE OF
bmEM CAROLINA CAROLINA GEORGI EAST COAST DUPLI -
CATION
NUMBER NUMBER NUMBER NUMBER NUMBER
F | SHERMEN: — — — — —_
ONIVESSEUS menue caies Tams 1,839 424 667 913 3, 360
ON BOATS AND SHORE;
REGU WARM Steeayttul 1,769 753 500 1,798 4,820
CASU ATA Sends yok 1,312 417 370 409 2, 508
TOTAL EN antieat Wa thet cet s ars 4,920 1, 594 1, 537 3, 120 10, 688
VESSELS MIMOTOR SEEN nen 471 204 327 356 1,122
GROSS TONNAGE. .... © 21,435 5, 393 10, 749 13, 560 42, 428
BOATS;
MOTORMAL Peed ae 2,038 842 555 1,836 5,271
OUTER 6 a Oho eee 376 10 55 39 480
GEAR:
HAUL SEINES:
COMMON ace Laws: 55 M1 6 7 89
LENGTH, YARDS... . 24, 455 2, 600 975 4, 500 32, 530
LONGER arene eke 33 = < 2 33
LENGTH, YARDS... . 46, 250 = a o 46, 250
PURSE SEINES:
MENHADEN Iie Rene case 49 Z ¥ 6 55
LENGTH, YARDS... . 19, 600 = z 2, 400 22,000
OTHER MARR Nee ic sack! = 2 = 2 2
LENGTH, YARDS... . = : 3 400 400
BAGUNETS Maan blbes St 33 c 2 © 33
YARDS AT MOUTH. .. . . 825 7 = o 825
OTTER TRAWLS:
CRAB AE rir tatils 226 9 189 = 424
YARDS AT MOUTH. . . . 3, 542 178 2,951 c 6,671
BUCTISIGR CREME Sbe cect 120 c co 7 120
YARDS AT MOUTH. . . . 2, 758 S - 3 2,758
SOMMER 6 4.0.00 0 00 1 S é G 1
YARDS AT MOUTH. . . « 148 7 = = 148
SHRIMP Reamenailes evecare 874 398 893 588 2, 325
YARDS AT MOUTH. . . . 14, 529 7,757 12, 419 8,746 36, 934
POUND NETS, FISH... .. 847 = S 15 862
FYKE AND HOOP NETS, FISH. 45 - = 350 395
POTS AND TRAPS;
CRAB:
BUUER EA yatenicnel eee 26, 945 13,860 7,780 13, 257 61,842
OTHER Mince and - > = 5, 850 5,850
ails bitce Gaon elon 490 = = 160 650
Fy USHEME Mey secncnne nostra. Ws 3,820 2, 304 175 13, 550 19,849
LOBSTER, SPINY. . .. S = 200 49, 200 49, 400
TURTUERM rte enone 40 o = S 40
GILL NETS:
ANCHOR, SET OR STAKE. . 1,671 10 2 73 1, 754
SQUARE YARDS... . . 757,610 14, 100 S 68, 100 839,810
DRIFT;
SHAD chet reciihs dare isthe 82 132 198 21 433
SQUARE YARDS. .. . 12, 150 35, 510 118,675 30, 800 197, 135
OMHERW Manse actos 40 & - - 40
SQUARE YARDS. ... 26,400 - - - 26,400
RUNAROUND 2. 2 ee ee 111 ° - 285 396
SQUARE YARDS. . . 6 + 105, 160 = 5 600, 600 705, 760
SEE NOTE AT END OF TABLE. (CONTINUED ON NEXT PAGE)

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272 SOUTH ATLANTIC FISHERIES

SUMMARY OF OPERATING UNITS, 1965 - Continued

TOTAL, EX-
NORTH SOUTH FLORIDA, CLUSIVE OF
IeM CAROL INA CAROL INA GEORGIA EAST COAST DUPLI-
CATION
al
NUMBER NUMBER NUMBER NUMBER NUMBER
GEAR = CONTINUED: mi ay
LINES:
HANDIMOS ek eeA a 3,130 14 36 591 3, 764
HOOKS ype ope on 3, 160 66 72 936 43 206
TROLL, tas 3 bes area aITE o a 9 529 538
HOOK Suny heen os = B 9 529 538
LONG OR SET WITH HOOKS, 408 3 133 715 1, 256
HOOKS Sane ecet a 51, 360 = 6, 650 966, 900 1,024; 910
TROT WITH BAITS 1... 256 20 4 Z 280
BALTSHC ete mahi 242, 800 15,000 200 s 258, 000
DIP NETS:
COMMON E Sse nine vars te 105 5 s 1 106
DROP ECM n hue neeCnindes - 100 1, 200 é 1, 300
CASTMNET SHS ane au a 24. Z = 24.
SHER 6d 4 6 6 blo 6 6 125 2 5 2 129
DREDGES:
CCAM Seer ie (Sees 21 S & z 21
YARDS AT MOUTH. . . . 28 = z a 28
OYSTER, COMMON. . .. . 161 = 2 a 161
YARDS AT MOUTH. . . . 239 e 3 z 239
SCARRORS IIe 86 “ 2 5 88
YARDS AT MOUTH. |. 110 z 5 = 115
TONGS AND GRABS, OYSTER . 165 109 vy 29 340
RAKESISEAE (ancies ar RA 225 52 = 8 285
HOOKS, SPONGE 1... 0. | - | - 3 atte Shea 2

NOTE:--THE OPERATING UNITS FOR THE INLAND LAKES OF FLORIDA ARE INCLUDED WITH THE DATA FOR THE EAST COAST OF
FLORIDA.

CATCH BY STATES, 1965

(THOUSANDS OF POUNDS AND THOUSANDS OF DOLLARS )

SPECIES a NORTH CAROLINA SOUTH CAROLINA GEORGIA
FISH QUANTI TY QUANTITY QUANTITY VALUE

NUSMMES 3 5. 57 hoo Og 20 12,826 2, 760 - -
BIUERISH tarauyat we ricte cn crm ciice 704. 84 -
BOWRINorevenee etc cn teeta - (1)
BUITERFUSHorsnseparntstercmmenconne 367 -
(NNO Gon gag sada Geof 10 -
CARP. . Bien an 139 1
CATFISH AND BULLHEADS . . . 1,531 23
CROMMAR Gal binado Jo vamondno 1,754 (1)
DRUM;

BEAC Keira tenteten ielitcol sit. 152 (1)

REDieieres cnt ieacorie meiioni eter 71 =
EEIES 3 nC OMMON iret ouuniereunrevie 40 (1)
RUGUNDERS Hons wena lngonec nam 4,721 5
GROURERS shares jeetcnicrn a ater - -
GRUNTS rercamean ear sneisstareh teenie (1) -
HARVESIiFallSHpeuan sume suger mothers 125 -
HERRING THREAD. . 2... .. 1,075 =
HIIEKORYEESHAD ey sevees eas neni 202 (1)
KING MACKEREL . . ; 139 -
KING WHITING OR "KINGFI SH. 1,337 28
MACKEREL. . . . . 5 (1) -
MENHADENatent ca scveue uermseae aire 160, 595 -
MULEETIBLACKS 2) oy creer tener se 1,260 (1)
PICHIEW 5 on oo Joo bo avd 83 -
ROMPANOMsuneviceie suitenareuicnisua-aBe 12 (1)
SANDERERGH Mersstcievareymeleat oars 2 -
SCUPEORGPORGY a wat iseuteliensen ce 982
SEA BASS, . . Beto 1,090 1
SEA TROUT OR WEAKFISH:

GRAYSee omens aera earyiKe 1,959 (1)

SPORTED I aaa er 175 3
SHAD Aubrmmentiey Weasea teusiaiel araneale 1,069 127

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273

CATCH BY STATES, 1965 - Continued

(THOUSANDS OF POUNDS AND THOUSANDS OF DOLLARS)

SPECIES NORTH CAROLINA SOUTH CAROLINA GEORGIA

FISH - CONTINUED VALUE QUANTITY VALUE

SHARKS, UNCLASSIFIED,
SHEEPSHEAD, SALT—WATER.
SNAPPER;
REDEO eae a a als
VERMILION. . . .
SPADEFISH. ....
SPANISH MACKEREL.
SROTMen tent nis) ihc
STRIPED BASS. . .
STURGEON, COMMON. .. .
SUCKERSIES cael oy cibesiacts
SWEDTEISH! Seeyesec Yee ¢
SWORDRISHINS ee) Ge ee
TUNA, BLUEFIN. .. .
WHITE PERCH .
VERUOWIRERCHI® eine) ei oslo cae
UNCLASSIFIED, FOR BAIT, RE-
DUCTION, AND ANIMAL FOOD . 6 115 2

TOWNE FSR Go) 6d) inh 9 203, 410 5,061 9,524 997 932 193

SHELLFISH, ETC.
CRABS, BLUE:
AND! oo goo ld vo 04,000" 1g 426
SOPM@ANDEPEE LER i:y lin.) o
TOTAL CRABS. . . 426
LOBSTERS, SPINY . - 35 15
CrinUPe Ss o olla soo !d) 0! 2,635 8,585 3,418
CERAMS SHARD PUBLICS a cnn. 24 - -
@OCVOHS gh oo 6 oo 6 40 - - -
OYSTERS, MARKET: ———F=
PUBLIC:
SERIINGirenmetiate) lefran te -
PONY S oo Oo oo db Oo =
PRIVATE:
SPRING smreiireiiistaolt fll omre ite 659 190 67
FL oo oO! a0 244 57 20
LOMALMOVSTERS ep cn sere 903 247 87

SCALLOPS:
BAY eva abies, ei shia pucie =
GNUICOS ai. ane aba TOmonS 1
SEAMS yoann Od angie er ve =
SQUIDE A ecpla score ve Sherat =
TURTLES, SNAPPER... .. S

TOTAL SHELLFISH, ETC
GRAND TOTAL.

SPECIES FLORIDA, EAST COAST

FISH QUANTITY

15,607

ALEWIVES. .

AMBERJACK .

ANGELFISH .

BALLYHOO. .

BARRACUDA .

BLUEFISH. . .

BLUE RUNNER .

BONITO.

BOWFIN. . .

BUTTERF ISH.

CABIO. .

CARP atime me-Rmcinlatcneemrerti:
CATFISH AND BULLHEADS ,
CIGARFISHEN se enemies
CREVAU IE Mi cunssiemieliciiM hte tureut)
CROAKERG miehveimccnlietmsfinelinon cent)
DOLPHIN. . 5

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274 SOUTH ATLANTIC FISHERIES

CATCH BY STATES, 1965 - Continued

(THOUSANDS OF POUNDS AND THOUSANDS OF DOLLARS)

SPECIES FLORIDA, EAST COAST

FISH - CONTINUED QUANTITY QUANTITY

DRUM:
BLACK . 131 9 288 18
RED een 146 26 217 34

EELS, COMMON. 70 5 115 7

FLOUNDERS . 234 40 5,097 1,019

CON PIGis Gap one sade 34 3 34 3

GROUBERS mar eieircassuiexecnie 230 28 281 33

CRUMBS 0.066 0.G10 0 4 < 31 2 31 2

HARVEST Fal SHisemer tears ameemess - - 125 8

HERRING, THREAD . ee - - 1,075 14

HICKORVASHAD em cuceerenen oer - - 203 7

HOGHISHIMS i oh Guess 1 (1) 1 (1)

TRV oa0.0 0 6 8.0 0.0 40 3 40

KING MACKEREL . . . ; 2,549 374 2,688 402

KING WHITING OR "KINGFISH". 1,790 153 3,695 332

MACKEREL en ii nin 6 - - (1) .")

MANOENS o 6 9 6 a a 0 G20 31,670 430 192, 275 , 502

MNINGYS 5 6°60 10-0 6 06.0 58 4 58 4

MULLET:

UNE 5 pono 0 6 OO OO 2,850 140 7, 303 668
SPWVERG 6 -o aon 46 60 101 5 101

RERMIM oe vemyemns: sfevsvec test cpivcimee 3 (1) 3 (1)

PICRIGN 601.6 o 1 d6l6 6 a0 13 1 96 9

POMPANOMimn unsmcnineneseeey rm iails 251 161 287 173

SANDBRERCH reget -tecunr eects - - 2 (1)

SCUPMORIPORGYS sueees oe ctu 40 4 1,022 130

SEN AES io! oo. 16 6 60 0 6 48 5 1,225 164

SEA CATFISH. . are 8 1 8 1

SEA TROUT OR WEAKFISH:

Gio o'6 6 45-0 G00 0 298 24 2, 282 155
SOD oo BG ios Oo 6 682 Tas 901 241

SHAD. . oho 0 758 82 2,379 484

SHARKS, UNCLASSIFIED. . . - - 38 3

SHEEPSHEAD, SALT=WATER. . . 88 7 96 8

SNAPPER;

WNE5 56) 0.10 6 8o Ono 1 (1) 1 (1)

MANGROVES; selespvcneruce) unciite 72 14 72 14
(WWuieNe a oo! 6 6.5 6 00 64 17 64 17
WA Gata 01 0.00) .doo 6 625 215 641 221
ERM IISION Memrayeretitous cuueuareins 11 2 14 2
VEVUOWTATIney ve clceuies ve 123 33 123 33

SPADE Fil(SH Mem aewccnmenmeracc mrs - - v (1)

SPANISH MACKEREL. ..... 2,901 290 3, 032 304

SPOT. . Oo eL ceo 938 135 3, 036 353

STRIPED BASS) | 5 5s a0: - - 486 Til

STURGEON, COMMON. ..... - - 130 24

SUCKERS I pean tse dah: - - 6 1

SUTURE 5 <gia) ooo eo 6 - - 411 13

SYOROP IE 6 a oo a6 6 0-8 - - 524 283

TENROUNDER@ Wye teucelns ey anms 1 1 1 1

UUM EG G6 os 0 4 Gi 6.6 (1) 1 (1) 1

MRUGGER ISH meseeesaeins ay ee 1 2 1

TRIPE EMA eeu ene cress oy eles 3} 1 3 1

TUNABRB LUE GIN bs umenetaeeele cane - - 60 11

WARSAW) ajurealmane ierayesiestowatote 55 6 55 6

Cis EE 6 oa G!aue 0 - - 261 27

VEEMOWNRERCH ey) tater emer - - 32 3

UNCLASSIF] ED:

FOR FOOD. . . sen 362 25 362 25
BAIT, REDUCTION, AND
AN MATSIR OOD) ten oshen eats 455 9 8,985 98
TOTAL FISH .
SHELLFISH, ETC.
CRABS;
BLUE:
HARD. . fe
SOFT AND ‘PEELER tepaing
STONEQs0 .) mio

TOTAL CRABS,

LOBSTERS, SPINY...

SHRIMP... . a ollie
CLAMS, HARD, PUBLIC swe ohlente
CONCHS. o 6.5 G. Doite ty Ong
OCTORUSIVRyiiemiencelveiicticraei ye

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SOUTH ATLANTIC FISHERIES

CATCH BY STATES, 1965 - Continued

(THOUSANDS OF POUNDS AND THOUSANDS OF DOLLARS)

SPECIES

SHELLFISH, ETC. = CONTINUED
OYSTERS, MARKET:

TOTAL OYSTERS...

SCALLOPS;

SNARPERD (yi co) 0) 0

SOFT=SHELL. .
SPONGES;

GRINS oo 0) ooo GO Oc

SHEERSWOOL Se) eye) sve ie) (el ce

WIFMLOMS og oa allio 6 6d 55

TOTAL SHELLFISH, ETC. .

GRAND TOTAL . .

1/ LESS THAN 500 POUNDS OR $500.

NOTE: --STATISTICS ON THE CATCH ARE SHOWN IN ROUND (LIVE) WEIGHT EXCEPT FOR SHELL MOLLUSKS.
OYSTERS ARE REPORTED IN WEIGHT OF TOTAL MEATS; SCALLOPS,

13, 531
76,021

FLORIDA, EAST COAST

QUANTITY

——
SS

i

QUANTITY

JN WEIGHT OF EDIBLE MEATS.

TOTAL

CLAMS,

275

CONCHS, AND

FISHERMEN EMPLOYED IN THE SOUTH ATLANTIC FISHERIES, 1965

= 200 MEN

276

SPECIES

CRABS, BLUE:
HARD sWihia wes iaace
SOFT AND PEELER

CLAMS, HARD, PUBLIC .

OYSTERS, MARKET:
PUBLIC:
SPRING.
FALL. .
PRIVATE:
SPRING.
FALL.
SCALLOPS;
BAY ..
CALICO.
SEA .

SOUTH ATLANTIC FISHERIES

CATCH OF CERTAIN SHELLFISH, 1965

(NUMBER AND BUSHELS)

NUMBER
bo
U.S. STD, BUSHEL

DO
DO

QUANTITY

67,001, 100
711,000
35, 760

61, 987
87, 333

8, 131
8, 200

63, 167
163, 127
15, 283

NORTH CAROLINA

SOUTH CAROLINA

GEORGIA

VALUE

$1, 262,651

85, 133
136, 868

184, 963
242, 394

22, 249
23, 943

196, 342
244, 709
56, 501

VALUE

$410, 325
368

99, 378
10, 133

14, 428
7,821

16,875
10, 680

SPECIES FLORIDA, EAST COAST
QUANTI TY
CRABS;
BLUE:
HARD Si batey cect nist ts NUMBER 11, 952, 396
SOFT AND PEELER . DO 3, 996
STONELEE eee neue DO 217,800
CLAMS, HARD, PUBLIC U.S. STD. BUSHEL 3, 062
OYSTERS, MARKET:
PUBLIC;
SPRING. . . DO 10, 932
FAIS Suiee ities DO 7, 250
PRIVATE:
SPRING. DO 12,795
FALL. DO 9,861
SCALLOPS;
BAY . DO
CALICO. DO
SEA .

NOTE:=-THE CAPACITY OF A U.S. STANDARD BUSHEL |S 2, 150,4 CUBIC

INCHES,

22, 260, 000

QUANTITY
$369, 208
7,714 23, 561
658, 542
243,940

QUANTITY
20,517,996 | $426,047
52,541 66, 599
23, 663 20, 097
225 787

TOTAL

QUANTITY

121,731,492
714, 996
217, 800

46, 536

72,919
94,583

782, 048
282,870

63, 167
163, 352
15, 283

VALUE

$2, 468, 231

199, 391
250, 215

764, 265
298, 660

196, 342
245, 496
56,501

AVERAGE WEIGHTS OF CERTAIN SHELLFISH, 1965

SPECIES

CRABS;
BLUE;
HARD.

SOFT AND PEELER .

STONE maen te

CLAMS, HARD, PUBLIC .

OYSTERS, MARKET:
PUBLIC;
SPRING.
RAL ers,
PRIVATE:
SPRING.
FALL.
SCALLOPS;
BAY. .
CALICO.

a

NUMBER PER POUND
DO
DO
LBS. MEATS PER
U.S. STANDARD
BUSHEL

DO
DO

NORTH
CAROLINA

QUANTITY

SOUTH FLORIDA,
CAROLINA ielsolvellts EAST COAST
QUANTITY QUANTITY QUANTITY
3.00 2.00 2.00
i é 4.00
z 5 1.00
8.75 = 8.00
4.40
: x 3.60
2.89 3.62 4.40
3.14 2143 3.60
- 5,34 :
f 5

SOUTH ATLANTIC FISHERIES

ITEM
ALEWIVES:
CANNED
FISH Sareiitel elnemton siistisixte fon -ut-fKOITANDARDICASES
RE SG oo OOO oO OO OOO DO
SAITEDEANDIPNICKLEDS amin eres POUNDS
MENS Gob Ooo O O06 0 oO 0 TONS
OG eaoococooc0a00 0 o ts@Co TOWNES
BLUEFISH FILLETS, FROZEN. . ee - POUNDS
CATFISH, DRESSED, SKINS OFF « « « DO
FLOUNDER:
FILLES, FREEL ob oo oo 0° DO
SPECIALTIES, FROZEN:
STEAKS, BREADED, RAW. « « « e DO
BREADED, RAW AND STUFFED. . e DO

HERRING, THREAD, OIL. .
MENHADEN:

1,000 POUNDS

MEAL AND SCRAP. . . » 0 + © « « TONS
ON omem ci emicincnt cme monomer (neem! COORROUNDS|
SOUVEUESS 6 Gao odd Gb OO TONS
MUGETESAIETEDSmreuromemelcmeonicine POUNDS
SEA TROUT FILLETS, FRESH. . . « « DO
SPANISH MACKEREL, FILLETS, FRESH
ANDEGROZEN Meme mciteien cmemehiontelte DO
STRIPED BASS FILLETS, RRESHI Seite DO
CRABS, BLUE:
FRESH AND FROZEN:
COOKEDEMEATIM moire le latte Moilcie DO
SPECIALTIES (AU GRATIN,
CAKES, DEVILED, ETC.). « « DO

CANNED:

REGULAR (MEAT). © « «STANDARD CASES

900.0
SPECIALTIES (DEVILED) . . po
MEAL AND SCRAP. . « « 6 © « « TONS
SHRIMP; FRESH AND FROZEN:
RAW:
HEADLESS. © 2 © « © © 0 © « e POUNDS
FAMED, Go ooo 000 OO 6 DO
BREADED MCI iciiomeneomremiome lire ioe)
SPECIALTIES (COCKTAILS, BURGERS
CREOUERMET CS) siemonmeMlaelrenteite DO
CLAMS, HARD, SHUCKED, FRESH. . GALLONS
OYSTERS:
SHUCKED I RESH some} tel eiteitetts DO
BREADED miRAWemertelnenomenten (ont POUNDS
CANNED, REGULAR . © « «© e » © e STANDARD CASES
SCALLOPS:
BAY:
SHUGKEDSEERESHs: streilel sitellicine GALLONS
BREADED SER AWemicmeMeilelontemene POUNDS
CALICO, SHUCKED, FRESH. . . « ~ GALLONS
UNCLASSIFIED:
FRESH AND FROZEN, PACKAGED:
FILLETS, STEAKS, STICKS,
PORTIONS, AND OTHER FISH
ANDESHELIEASHomementeltet rotten POUNDS
GANNEDamemie tame te O « « STANDARD CASES
CURED Weyerteyner toute O 5.0 POUNDS

INDUSTRIAL. .« © «

TOTAL Hees Nelveiielie Uelele meine o
ITEM

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NORTH CAROLINA SOUTH CAROLINA
QUANTITY VALUE QUANTITY VALUE
1 1 - -
1 1 - -
6,270, 000 $81, 900 - -
1 1 - -
1 1 - -
1 1 - -
1 1 - -
(1) 1) = ;
1 1 -
1 1 - -
1 1 - -
16,430 2,519,535 - -
8,355 692,523 2 is
4,233 253, 999 a gS
1 1 - -
1 1 - -
1 1 - -
1 1 - -
2,344, 224 2,744, 804 570, 964 $856, 395
(1 - -
(1 (1 1 1
4 o 1 1
(1 (1) 3 a
= S 1 1
= - 1 1
(1 (1) - -
1 1 - -
1 1 - -
Wee pains 97,079 591,028
1 1) = =
= = (1) (1)
1 1 - -
1 1 - -
1 1 - -
3, 478,829 1,521, 232 204, 973 986,332
43,132 807, 478 (2) (2)
(2) (2) = =
- 234, 969 = -
po
il = 9,338, 456 - 2,433, 755
GEORGIA FLORIDA, EAST COAST
Quantity | VALUE | QUANTITY VALUE
BUIIERFINSHSMOKEDensle) eles pues POUNDS - - 1 1
CHUBS, SMOKED... 615 DO - - 1 1
FLOUNDER SPECIALTIES, FROZEN
STEAKS, BREADED RAW AND STUFFED. DO (1) (1) - -
GROUPER FILLETS, FRESH AND FROZEN pO - - 149, 400 $65,810
KING MACKEREL:
STEAKS Si RROZEN ar wrcuveicielllanterie DO - - 1 1
CANNED (PASTE). a STANDARD CASES - 1 1
SMOKED. . . 6 POUNDS - 1 1
KING WHITING STEAKS, FRESH AND”
FROZENEE ee 660 Dp da a DO - - (1) (1)
MENHADEN:
MEAUTANDES CRAP IR IEcire it icin sists TONS 1 1
Oo. cle OBraran gore 1,000 POUNDS 1 1
SOLUBLES. . . . TONS - - 1 1
POMPANO FILLETS, FRESH AND FROZEN POUNDS - 1 1
SABLEFISH, SMOKED. ..... © DO - 1 1

SEE FOOTNOTE AT END OF TABLE.

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PROCESSED FISHERY PRODUCTS, 1965 - Continued
TEM GEORGIA FLORIDA, EAST COAST
line
QUANTITY VALUE QUANTITY VALUE
SEA TROUT SPECIALTIES, FROZEN
(EREADEDARAW)) ema rilehieieimomremicureuts POUNDS - - (1) (1)
SNAPPER, RED:
FILLETS, FRESH AND FROZEN... DO - - 144,000 $135, 425
SPECIALTIES, FROZEN (BREADED RAW) DO - - (1) (1)
SPANISH MACKEREL FILLETS, FRESH
ANOMEROZENenetten telbieinclssimteyteitelncnrs DO - - 199,000 69,750
STURGEON MES MOKED cureivelatcimesinrelnteime niente in}e) - - (1) (1)
CRABS:
BLUE:
FRESH AND FROZEN:
EOOKEDEMEAMTIE IMEI <iicne ont -Ullelals 00 1,271,420 $1,281,421 1,428,013 1,829, 522
SPECIALTIES (AU GRATIN, CAKES, i
DEVAIMEDS EMT Cey) aon ven ton tenepienis ne) 1 1 464,338 344,067
MEAL AND. SCRAP. . «2 2 © wo © TONS 1 1 (1) (1)
STONE CLAWS, COOKED, FRESH AND

FROIN G6 od 5.0 B10 000000 POUNDS - - (1) (1)

LOBSTERS, SPINY, FROZEN:
WHOL Ean COOKED Ee pneniicu sii onileitcitonetetne ele) - - 1,072,859 797,969
TAILS, RAW AND COOKED. 1... DO - - 241,859 422,057
SHRIMP, FRESH AND FROZEN:
RAW:
HEADLESS. . 000000 DO 1,271,087 929, 493 392, 490 325,792
PEELED AND DEVEINED... ss DO 3,817,079 4,576,273 1 (1)
BREADED... 01000 6 DO 16,614, 228 11,419,804 9,651,953 7,720,182
SPECIALTIES (cOckTAILs, BURGERS,

CRACLE. BVEH)o Glo: O50 0v0"0 0 DO 1,421,955 1,208, 428 aN 1
CLAMS, HARD, SHUCKED, FRESH... . GALLONS - - 1 1
OYSTERS:

SHUCKED SmIRRESH rem owrepteneilettemisri= 00 24,703 148,932 13, 568 99,411
BREADED SE RAWotermeiicmmeimenton rel memtnte POUNDS (1) (1) ah {|
SHENOMIIGRINTARAND) (HIME is aainausers TONS - - 1 1
SCALLOPS:
CALICO, BREADED, RAW AND COOKED . POUNDS 1,017,750 605, 611 - -
SEAS EBREADED a RAW| allele leileiiteliel vs DO - - (1) (1)
UNCLASS | F 1ED
FRESH AND FROZEN, PACKAGED:
FILLETS, STEAKS, STICKS,
PORTIONS AND OTHER FISH AND
SHED ISH emer tem curcurentemte neste ele) 10, 006, 445 4,640,798 1,474,387 1,098, 220
CANNED EM ce. ee) fe) el euler ne) felae) es, SITANDARDRCASES - - (2 (2)
GUND 6 6 6:5 6% 670 66.66 OO POUNDS - - 634, 000 751, 000
INDUSTRIAL Siemecmremreuieiieya cnt emiom cues - - (2) - 958,794
OVA 6 6 G0 04 6 o Hs0 GO : - 24,810, 760 - 14,617,999

1/ |NCLUDED WITH UNCLASSIFIED 1 TEMS.

NOTE:--SOME PRODUCTS MAY HAVE BEEN MANUFACTURED FROM RAW PRODUCTS

2/ INCLUDED WITH UNCLASSIFIED FISH AND SHELLFISH.

COUNTRY; THEREFORE, THEY CANNOT BE CORRELATED DIRECTLY WITH THE CATCH WITHIN THE STATE.

SUMMARY OF PROCESSED PRODUCTS, 1965

(THOUSANDS OF DOLLARS)

IMPORTED FROM ANOTHER STATE OR A FOREIGN

ITEM

PACKAGED:
FRESH. .o
FROZEN .

CANNED . .

CURED caiiie:

INDUSTRIAL

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eee ee
eo coe
ec ese
eo se ee
eee ee
eee ee
ee eee
ele) e ene

WOU EGY ord: GLa 0s. B0oMo G0

see ee

ODD 6d

D080 OO

deo O20

VALUE

SOUTH ATLANTIC FISHERIES S55

VALUE OF PROCESSED PRODUCTS, BY STATES, 1965

(THOUSANDS OF DOLLARS)

STATE VALUE
NORTH CAROLINA 9,338
SOUTH CAROL INA 2,434
GEORGITAoty ate Mioe nt Tr omi-lifelle Mele iisaie lie 24,811
FLORIDA, EAST COAST 14,618
TOWN 9 0.000. 00 0 O00 0-0 "O01 0 010 OO, D0 0 B10 51,201

WHOLESALING AND PROCESSING, 1965

NORTH SOUTH FLORIDA,
Bui! CAROL INA CAROL INA Sac EAST COAST uot
NUMBER NUMBER NUMBER NUMBER NUMBER
WHOLESALING AND PROCESSING:
ESTABUNSHMENTS EE rem one 158 86 55 144 443
PERSONS ENGAGED:
AVERAGE FOR SEASON... . . - 2,430 1,037 2,750 1,609 7,826
AVERAGE FOR YEAR... 2... 1,412 622 2/210 1; 297 5,541

280

1 TEM

FJ SHERMEN:
ONSVESSELES a mmcrerelire
ON BOATS AND SHORE;
REGUIZARTS eitenieMe cia cian ianeiiis
CASU AN in te eaare lit teaosa(cilite)i ttl

WOU Sooo to 6

ViESS EES SEIMOTOR msoumenae ienicine
GROSS TONNAGE 33 2. . e
BOATS;
MOORS 6.6 Souci O 6) oo 0.0
OU S-dsaldko 6-0 o Ooo
GEAR;
NUMBER Src Wcnucll ite o meni
LENGTH, YARDS...

YARDS AT MOUTH... . 2

1TEM

F] SHERMEN:
ON VESSELS. dio 10
ON BOATS AND SHORE:
REGULAR BONO aro OG
CASUAL peemeell cetuicncen 1etetapete
TOTAL.

VESSELS, MOTOR.
GROSS TONNAGE
BOATS:
OUR 6 6.00) Dl 0.0 OG
OUR 6 o'6 nm Gi baoio-5
GEAR:
NUMEIENG and: 660-400. 0
YARDS AT MOUTH. .

SOUTH ATLANTIC FISHERIES
NORTH CAROLINA

OPERATING UNITS BY GEAR, 1965

OTTER TRAWLS|

SHR] MP FISH CRAB
NUMBER NUMBER NUMBER NUMBER
815 = = =

445 69 - 385

14, 529

= CONTINUED | POUND

FYKE AND

135

POTS AND TRAPS

HMOORM NEMS 5. a scn-nem oem ap eae |e ae RT|

HAUL SEINES PURSE BAG OTTER TRAWLS
SEINES, NETS
COMMON LONG MENHADEN CRAB FISH SCALLOP
NUMBER NUMBER NUMBER NUMBER NUMBER NUMBER NUMBER
- 51 825 - 108 241 29
63 127 - 15 189 24 -
160 2 - 18 40 = =
265 29
53 91 10
11, 832 3, 648 443
40 50 98 33 170 12 -
33 65 - - - S 5
55 33 49 33 226 120 11
24, 455 46, 250

EEL FSH TURTLE
NUMBER NUMBER NUMBER
= 62 2
2 17 2

79

GILL NETS LINES
ANCHOR, DRIFT LONG OR TROT ile
ITEM RUNA- NETS,
SET OR ROUND | HAND 1/ | SET WITH | WITH CONGR
STAKE SHAD OTHER HOOKS | BAITS
F] SHERMEN: NUMBER | NUMBER | NUMBER | NUMBER | NUMBER | NUMBER | NUMBER | NUMBER
ON VESSELS. . 2... 20 & : 2 6 75 5 2
ON BOATS AND SHORE:
REGUEAR Seen arnt is 75
CASUALE a aru enya 30
TOTAL. 105
VESSELS, MOTOR. oats =
GROSS TONNAGE... . =
BOATS:
MOTOR sc. Jai Sabena: 396 76 34 1 25 78 256 105
OTHERUN pce Siaricnmt Mer rene 38 & 2 10 s é = 6
GEAR:
NUMBER <0) sire cczulh us, Sale 1,671 82 40 Ww 3, 130 408 256 105
SQUARENYARDSHi nies 757,610 12,150 | 26,400 | 105, 160 5 2 é °
HOOKS OR BAITS... .. 2 5 = s 3,160 | 51,360 | 242,800 5
DREDGES BY TOTAL, EX-
TONGS HAND CLUSIVE
1 TEM SPEARS 2 s p
: CLAM OYSTER: 91! “Scatiops|) oysTER |) RAKE OYSTER | OF DUPLI-
COMMON | CATION
F] SHERMEN: NUMBER | NUMBER | NUMBER | NUMBER | NUMBER | NUMBER pa NUMBER
ON VESSELS. ie 2 = 22 36 3 2 = 1,839
ON BOATS AND SHORE:
REGU AR Maer ts 39 31 213 40 58 87 65 1,769
CASUAL. : 86 2 = S 107 138 200 1,312
TOTAL.

VESSELS, MOTOR.

GROSS TONNAGE - - 96 185 - = =
BOATS:

MOTORS eimzes all comet stheshtre 49 21 150 40 95 147 125

OTHER . 76 - - - 70 78 140
GEAR;

NUMBER. . .. 125 21 161 86 165 225 -

YARDS AT MOUTH. all - at 28 239 110 = = =

11

4/ APPROXIMATELY 3,000 LINE

S WERE FISHED FROM

RIVER BANKS FOR SNAPPER TURTLES,

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HAUL SEI NES
BAG
SPEC] ES NERS
COMMON
POUNDS VALUE POUNDS VALUE POUNDS VALUE POUNDS VALUE

NUBIVESs 6 6 0 0000 00 514, 000 $5, 145 = a = = S =
BUUERISH eae aes a nee 264, 000 18, 369 180,600] $12,642 = = a =
BUIMERRISH em aaieee Gece ssh 14, 100 1,118 82, 200 6, 525 - = = =
CAMO CR ot, pened momen cals 500 25 7, 400 370 - - = -
CARBRas cee 14, 300 429 > = = = 5 =
CATFISH AND BULLHEADS . . . 51, 500 5,632 = = - = : =
GROAKERM-N cumiecinee ssnctc 52, 000 3, 220 234, 000 14, 580 - - S =
DRUM:

BACK Pepe. muscarstpetcriss es - 2 10, 700 642 . 3 = =

RED Cuneta Read mola tenho 13, 300 1,596 58, 000 6,897 - = 7 2
ROUND ERSIE I le usurine 55, 800 9,916 286, 400 60, 520 - = = =
HARVEST GSH memes mre = - 42, 300 2, 538 2 > ° c
HERRING, THREAD... ... - - - - 1,074,700] $13,853 Z o
RICKORVASHADAI en Gene ene 8, 200 287 e = = = & z
KING MACKEREL . . 5, 900 1,239 = 2 = S : =
KING WHITING OR "KINGFISH". 51, 000 4,530 85, 000 7, 350 2 = a a
MEXMADINS 6 6 op 0 6 6 0 0.0 800 8 26, 200 751 1160, 566, 400] 2,071, 396 = =
MULES parenieercen cite cles 862, 400 52, 174 - = - if : 5
BIG FASH mise R sins eoawtsieconeiey eee 6,800 680 27, 800 2, 780 = = e =
ROMBANOMP Mr teaee eureliieinseceies 6, 700 1,667 5, 100 1,275 5 & = "i
SAND PERCH. . . Biber 1, 500 98 = = = a £ we
SEA TROUT OR WEAKF]SH:

GN By & Bu tdho a ae 39, 000 2,695 105, 000 gee) 2 5 = 2

SPOTTED . Eanes 47, 300 14, 450 80, 300 24, 353 é z ne ey
GHADe 6 66 6/060 0 OOS 64, 500 12, 900 = ° = = - -
SHEERSHEADA Murali pein on euttele - - 3, 900 312 = : 2 2
SRADERISHM Cm mn mecni mein - - 200 7 e = S =
SPANISH MACKEREL. . ... . 30, 100 3,114 37, 200 3, 720 = - = -
SROTennie SAAN eine one 365, 900 26,916 358,000] 27,811 c S xe s
STIR IEEONEASSHMee une ne 96, 900 15,081 - = - - - -
STURGEON, COMMON. ..... 5, 000 1,000 10,800 2,122 + c = = 5
Wiis PER 6 66 4 6 5 ae 10, 900 1,090 = = = S a
ViEUEOWRPERCH ena momine 2,000 180 = = S = S 5
UNCLASSIFIED, FOR BAIT, RE-

DUCTION, AND ANIMAL FOOD . - - 87, 500 875 = =
SHRIMP... nae s - - = - - -
TURTLES, SNAPPER. |... 2, 100 321 a = = a

WOUNGS. 0G. ateiess uo 2,586,500] 183,880} 1,728,600] 183,295 |161,641, 100} 2, 085, 249
OTTER TRAWLS
SPECIES —_
CRAB FISH SCALLOP SHRIMP

POUNDS VALUE POUNDS VALUE POUNDS VALUE POUNDS VALUE

SLUEFIS so ohn ol dig osd00 - - 3,000 $210 - - - -
EUrverShls oo avs, on 6 2 - - 204, 000 15, 705 - - - -
CROAKERME Mp emnsetanncntrine metas - - 1, 268, 800 77,671 - - 63, 600 $3,852
DRUMS PACK Gremacimrenecinr iris! - - 127, 600 7,305 - - - -
FLOUNDERS . OO we) OOOO - - 3,666,700] 749,508 - - 340, 900 58, 968
HARVEST a Shiieaemicmesiitemner cite = - 40,600 2,954 - - - -
KING MACKEREL yyetireritcuaret elu. = - 500 105 - - - =
KING WHITING OR "KI NGFISH". - - 912, 500 80,822 - - 124, 700 10, 976
MACKEREL Seem sint-iteiiie/iit-iit-nir ei - - 100 6 - - - =
PUCHIEH ao 6 6 0 06 oS - 35, 100 3,063 - - 8,000 800
SANDBRERCH yucmit-wetc terion usm mere - - 400 24 - - - -
SCURMORMRORGYGiemmtcniteinronien items - - 975,200} 124,904 - - - -
SEA BASS. . a = 628, 500 83,435 - - - -
SEA TROUT OR “WEAKFI SH, “GRAY - - 1, 526, 900 100, 432 - - 60, 200 4,216
SHARKS, UNCLASS] FJ ED. - - 1,600 95 - - - =
SHEEPSHEAD. 0 Ojo GG! 6 OF -0 - - 2,800 222 - - - -
SAT oo Saher 5 70, 800 5, 506 E 2 14, 000 1, 120
STURGEON, COMMON. sie teseyre lt ce - - 3, 000 600 - 2 = =
SWELLFISH . O50w0. 0.0 - - 380, 400 11,699 - - 23, 500 705
UNCLASS] F] ED, FOR BAIT, RE-

DUCTION AND ANIMAL FOOD, . o - 3, 947, 100 39,471 - - 3,847, 000 38,470
CRABS, BLUE;

WARD S00 ld 0.0 °0.0 0/0 6,100,300] $340, 444 - - - - 1,863, 300 89,979
SOFlo o 6 bb Ooo 6 oH 150, 800 54,101 - - - - - -
SWIMS 6) 600 010 o..06 Uo = = - 2 = - 5, 141, 200] 1,650, 485
OCTORUSH 5 a 0.050 Alto S o 2 = - - 700 112

SCALLOPS, CAL] Co. 0.0.8 or 20 2 - = - 871, 100} $244, 709 - =
SEU otal 6 Go 616 Oo loud 40 - - 19, 600 2,014 - - 8, 2C0 820
zee —~
TOWNES! 4) oo Blo oo 6, 251, 100 394, 545]13, 815, 200] 1, 305, 751 871, 100 244, 709 }11, 495, 300] 1,860, 503
— He al

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NORTH CAROLINA - CATCH BY GEAR, 1965 - Continued
FYKE AND | POTS AND TRAPS
SPECIES a a HOOP NETS,
FISH | CRAB EEL

POUNDS VALUE POUNDS VALUE POUNDS VALUE POUNDS VALUE
NUBAVESs 6 5/6! by eo. 0-e 9,077,200] $91,902 é 2 2 :
BLUERISHME Zea in er 10; 000 700 5 é e 5 i i
BUTTER AI SH aan one 67, 000 5, 270 S 3 S = 5 P
CABIONP MES oki mtne mer: 2) 200 109 : z iy a a i
CARBINE care 33, 600 1, 008 66,400] $1,991 2 a z z
CATFISH AND BULLHEADS | . ; 382,900] 40) 430 18, 500 2,038 : z z E
CROAKER WAGE RAD atusces 55,000 3, 550 Z z z Zs 2 3
EELS, COMMON. oe ay 10, 400 520 = E : z 29,600) $1, 287
REOUNDERSH Nic. 5 6 0G 137,200] 27,870 E 2 2 Z 2
HARVESTFISH . eee 42, 300 2, 538 2 Z Z z 2 K
HICKORY SHAD. ..... 88, 300 3,076 g S i
MENHADEN. . . 7... 700 7 : z e z é
MU EE TPA le a Ny en tuae Hee 1, 500 135 2 : 5 S
SAND PERCH. . . 100 6 3 s 2 3 =
SEA TROUT OR WEAKFISH, GRAY 45, 000 3,115 Z i x i
SHAD. . . Novae) 331,700] 66,340 = a
SPANISH MACKEREL. 16, 300 1,630 2 x 2
SPOT. . eR nas 7,000 532 z
STRIPED BASS. |... 131,400] 20,809 =
STURGEON, COMMON. ia 8; 500 1,665 2
WHITER RERG Hiei airsunsanaleepmer 137, 400 14,660 a
VEUUOWMPERCH Ane a ee 8,700 783 12, 100
UNCLASSIFIED, FOR BAIT, RE-
DUCTION, AND ANIMAL FOOD . 220, 000 2,200 2 =
CRABS, BLUE, HARD . : z

TOTAT. eee een) lonenas4oo] | Mzceicos

Se

GILL NETS

SPECIES
TURTLE ANCHOR, SET OR STAKE
mas eee ee
POUNDS VALUE POUNDS VALUE POUNDS VALUE
ALEWIVES, 2 2 = 2 3, 229, 700 $35, 504
BLUEFISH. 5 2 119, 400 8, 358
CARP nae ¥ 4, 000 $120 = 17, 100 513
CATFISH AND BULLHEADS | . 595, 700 64, 799 5 Z 176, 200 18,415
CROAKERR Iranian = = = = 35, 000 2, 250
DRUMAIIRED Ec Oba von e 2 = = e 100 12
LOUNDERSI tae ments nins = = = 2 15, 000 3, 000
GRUNTS euereeee 300 31 = - - =
HICKORY SHAD. . : - = : = 99, 500 3,512
KING WHITING OR "KINGFISH". S = - 114, 500 10, 700
MENHADEN. . . . 2... = = = 2 1, 200 12
(Ue stiae ta: mecreuG sees - = = = 197, 700 16,011
SCUP OR PORGY . 1, 400 144 z = é e
SEA BASS. . . 398 , 800 54,951 = 7 - -
SEA TROUT OR WEAKFISH:
GRAY, . . ees : > 79, 800 5,455
SPOTTED . Baty eater = = 26, 500 7,939
SHAD. . . ikl ae - = - 2 620, 200 124, 345
SPANISH MACKEREL. ee - = = = 1, 300 130
SROTss, ey Ske) Pes = = : = 48, 900 3,952
STRIREDIBASS Maarten < = = = 253, 200 40,481
STURGEON, COMMON. = = = 700 133
SWELNeI(SHiD Rae é 7, 200 216 2 5 = 2
WHITE PERCH... : - . = - 111, 500 10, 849
YELLOW PERCH. . . 4 e = = 8,600 774
TURTLES, SNAPPER. : = = 6,800 $1,031 S 2
TOTAL. : 1,007, 400 120, 261 800 1,031 5, 156, 100 292, 345
—— ———
GILL NETS - CONTINUED
SPECIES DRIFT
— RUNAROUND
SHAD OTHER
POUNDS VALUE POUNDS VALUE POUNDS VALUE
ALEWIVES, = 1, 700 $17 3, 200 $33
BLUEF]SH, és S 5 120, 800 8, 402
CARP, : : = = 4, 000 120
CATFISH AND BULLHEADS . > © 600 66 2, 500 275
GROAKERGIN, Se eaets hee = = 45, 000 2,790
DRUM, BLACK . é c = = 3, 500 210
HICKORY SHAD. . . 700 $28 5, 300 186 © -
KING MACKEREL... : - = > 20, 000 4, 000
KING WHITING OR "KINGFISH". - é 2 49, 300 4,604
MULE Te SNe re Uline airs Z > 15, 000 900 183, 500 13, 940
CTS Matec ode dl TniksuAal ts - = 5,000 500

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GILL NETS - CONTINUED
2 f
SPEC] ES DRIFT
RUNAROUND
SHAD OTHER
POUNDS VALUE POUNDS VALUE POUNDS VALUE
SEA TROUT OR WEAKFISH: ae —— ae
GRAY. . ee pena: - - - - 103, 500 $7, 090
SPOTTED Pea : : 1, 000 $300 20, 000 6,170
SHAD Sa eae Ae ai Biot Ae 32, 300 $6, 460 20, 100 4,020 = 2
SPANISH MACKEREL. . = = = 3 12, 000 1, 200
SPOT kone = = 2 5 48, 000 3, 526
STRIPED BASS... . 800 128 = 2 2,000 310
STURGEON, COMMON. . 100 19 = 5 48, 800 9, 205
WHITE PERCH ir -mrewmrey te - - 2 = 1, 000 100
YELLOW PERCH. . © - - S 1,000 90
OTA SE pm thet ee ear: 33, 900 6,635 43, 700 5, 489 i 673, 100 62, 565
ube canal at (eee ee
LINES
DIP
SPECIES LONG OR SET TROT een
HAND WITH HOOKS WITH BAITS
eee =
POUNDS VALUE POUNDS VALUE POUNDS VALUE POUNDS VALUE
BLUERISHEMRUsiorc kel a Beoece 6, 000 $420 z : = o 5
CATFISH AND BULLHEADS . . . 5 = 303,100] $31,781 = 3 S
DRUMMIBLACKONL Ss dscns 10, 100 606 5 5 :
KING MACKEREL... . 2. 112,500] 22,943 a z
SCUPHORNPORGYAN Hance ae 5,600 730 zi = =
SEAVIBASS HU ices, seals 62, 500 8, 450 2 a 2
SHARKS, UNCLASSIFIED. . . . 3 > = = =
SHEEPSHEAD. . . . 2 es es 100 8 : a :
SPANISH MACKEREL. . .. . . 20, 300 2,030 2 e = = = a
SWORDEISH Neen nee 5 S 524,000] 283, 320 = = a 2
TUNASIGLUERING Ges beste > 2 59,500] 11, 334 s S E E
CRABS, BLUE:
HARD MRIS tare Gate 4 = : = : 5,434,900] $304, 962 = 5
SORimemare rT erst) Gon, % 2 S e = = is 86,200] $31,032
SCAMIOPSSRBAY ay Se = e = S 3 = 95,000| 49,400
TURTLES, SNAPPER... 1. . 7, 900 1, 224 z z Z 5 4 2
TOTAL) ius: sevks. kes 225,000] 36,411 87, 100| 326,465 | 5,434,900] 304,962] 181,200] 80,432
DREDGES
SPECIES SPEARS —
CLAM OYSTER, COMMON SCALLOP
POUNDS VALUE POUNDS value | POUNDS VALUE POUNDS VALUE
FLOUNDERS atin 219,000] $41,624 Z = > = = 2
CLAMS, HARD, PUBLIC . . . 28,000] $12, 236 1,500 $645 z :
OYSTERS, MARKET, PUBLIC: .
SERIINGRGMME Sra cna irs > S 110,200] 69,867 = 2
BAL DPR or tlt 4 = = 157,100] 100, 263 3 =
SCALLOPS:
BAVEmerntntanst rome crnisi tars 2 : & = 251, 700] $130, 130
SEAMED weti re. eiten ais - = = - | __ 91,700] 56,501
TOUS 6 6 0-00 x 28,000] 12,236 | 268,800] 170,775| 343,400] 186,631
=
TONGS BY HAND,
SPECIES vane RAKES WeeeD
POUNDS POUNDS | VALUE POUNDS VALUE
CLAMS, HARD, PUBLIC... 283, 400 $123, 987 s =
OYSTERS, MARKET:
PUBLIC:
SPRING cies une laate, a 131, 300 $60, 321
NALS BE Uae stay Banned = 207, 800 94, 330
PRIVATE:
CARINE 566. 0 6 6 e 17, 500 8,471
RAMS Mauer atsn ey, (s - 17, 500 9, 505
SCALLOPS SRBA Vamenie ee imen-mreiie $16,812 - -
WOWs o 506 315, 700 140,799 374, 100 172, 627

284

ITEM

SOUTH ATLANTIC FISHERIES

SOUTH CAROLINA

OPERATING UNITS BY GEAR, 1965

OTTER TRAWLS
CRAB SHRIMP.

F] SHERMEN:
ONDVIESSELS ei) sttesle
ON BOATS AND SHORE;
REGULAR er se) eli iet bette
CASUAL ieirens of telite je

WOWAGS 0: Ip 6.6080

VESSELS, MOTOR. ...
GROSS TONNAGE .

BOATS;
MOMORUisaratur anol iets
OTHER een vets omen t
GEAR:
NUMBER eis eral fetre
LENGTH, YARDS . ...
YARDS AT MOUTH. ...
TEM
F | SHERMEN;
ON VESSELS, A010
ON BOATS AND SHORE:
REGULAR .... .
CASUALS aouberachireliys
TOTAL.

VESSELS, MOTOR. ....
GROSS TONNAGE... .
BOATS, MOTOR. ... .
GEAR:
NUMBER ol eiist ys bloullenue
SQUARE YARDS. ....
HOOKS OR BAITS.

ITEM

FISHERMEN, ON BOATS AND
SHORE:
REGUIEARE rept etetoue enn site ste)
CASUAL evuer cel ine) nell ant .s

SORA eerste cpivencnere

BOATS, MOTOR... 2 2.

GEAR;
INUMBE:Riitesstsnvenseliisiiie
HOOKS OR BAITS. . .

NUMBER NUMBER
12 417

6 62

o 10

6 203

150 5, 318

<} 36

9 398

“178 7, 757

POTS AND
TRAPS -
CONT! NUED

GILL NETS

DRIFT,
SHAD

NUMBER

ANCHOR, SET
OR STAKE

NUMBER NUMBER

15

132

ITEM

F | SHERMEN:
ONSVESSELS citer smrcmes
ON BOATS AND SHORE;

REGULAR . .
CASUAL,

TOTAL.

VESSELS MOOR ssuasiesiins
GROSS TONNAGE .
BOATS;
MOTORStamencane sient.
OTHERS sipeaie el wees
GEAR, NUMBER.

7/ =
261 z a
35 10 132
2, 304 10 132
x 14, 100 35, 510
LINES - CONTINUED bie
NETS Sy
TROT WITH alee NETS
BAITS
NUMBER NUMBER NUMBER
20 100 2
ui ai 24
20 100 24
20 35 24
20 100 24
15,000 a 5
BY
GRABS,
ae RAKES HAND,
OYSTER
NUMBER NUMBER NUMBER
109 32 240
if 20 10
= =
109 52 250
109 52 y

POTS AND TRAPS
CRAB

NUMBER

LINES

HAND

NUMBER

SPEARS

NUMBER

2

TOTAL, EX-
CLUSIVE
OF DUPLI -

CATION

NUMBER
424

753,
417

1,594

SOUTH ATLANTIC FISHERIES

285

SOUTH CAROLINA - CATCH BY GEAR, 1965

OTTER TRAWLS

POTS AND TRAPS

HAUL SEINES,
SPECIES COMMON
CRAB SHRIMP
POUNDS VALUE POUNDS POUNDS POUNDS

BLUEFISH. ... Smo 83, 900 $10, 744 - 400 - -
ICROAKER ie ce, fl) eh ie) a - - 3, 400 167 - -
DRUM, BLACK ...... 3, 300 404 - - - - -
RUOUNDERS Bement cuielloie nits - - - - 89, 400 - -
GROUPERS. . . 6.0. 0-0,0.0 - - - - 100 - -
KING WHITING OR "KINGFISH" . 68, 300 8,472 - - 247, 200 - -
MENHADEN. boa 0 10, 000 200 - - - - -
WWLUSIo Go 0-6 5 0 O60 3,191,000 | 444,900 - - 200 - -
ROMPANO sien etter cre) te 14, 900 RH Y/ - - 9, 300 - -
SEA BASS. . . - - - - 500 - -
SEA TROUT OR WEAKF] SH:

GRMfouoo0'0 9 0 . 23,000 1,147 - - 200 -

SPOTMED Rpm 31, 900 9,578 - - 3, 100 -

SHARKS, UNCLASSIFIED.
SNAPPER:
VERMILION... 90
SPANISH MACKEREL. sa, '0
SHUTS. o -o!0 oats
UNCLASSIFIED, FOR BAIT, RE-
DUCTION, AND ANIMAL FOOD. .
CRABS, BLUE, HARD ss te
SHRIMP . oo alo Oe lama: Gt
SAUD ero ai' Gi Gee "doe c

TOTAL.

SPECIES

CATFISH AND BULLHEADS
FLOUNDERS ....
GROUPERS. ....

= = - - 35, 600

4,600 644 -
1, 142, 200 146, 588 -

- 100
- 8, 700
31,800

312,600 6,259 -

6,690, 700
200

4, 200

POTS AND TRAPS -
CONT! NUED

ANCHOR, SET

OR STAKE NAN

POUNDS
1,069, 600

19, 600

ESEAUGAGS ge Ts, Ache eed 77, 900
SHAD. . . bie gaara
SHARKS, UNCLASSIFIED. . . .
SNAPPER:
REDE e en surt ote
WEMULIGMc 6 o'6 o 6 oo
STURGEON, COMMON. a
TOMA Ural areoencpe sis 1, 167, 100
LINES - CONTINUED
SPECIES DIP NETS,
TROT WITF BAITS DROP
POUNDS POUNDS VALUE POUNDS VALUE
AUEWIVESHE ene eat = 2,760,000 | $55, 200 = &
GEOUNDERSH emi Susemn sy oe = 1, 200 $288
CRABS, BLUE, HARD... . 1, 481, 000 =
SHRIMP. Roe (tet © -
TOTAL. 288
SPECIES ep Bees BY HAND, OYSTER
POUNDS ah ees tL VALUE VALUE
CLAMS, HARD, PUBLIC. . . = 67, 500 $23, 561 “
OYSTERS, MARKET, PRIVATE:
SPRIINGHERH Mise Pan in: 1, 485, 900 $216,040
FALL. 173, 900 216, 434
TOTAL. 1,659, 800 470, 008 67, 500 23, 561 1, 145, 200 432, 474

SOUTH ATLANTIC FISHERIES

GEORGIA
OPERATING UNITS BY GEAR, 1965

286

POTS AND TRAPS

NUMBER NUMBER

F 1] SHERMEN;
ON VESSELS. ..... 104 -
ON BOATS AND SHORE;
REGULAR... 2s. ss 154
CASUALS ie) ye) ee sols) lense
VOU ES ovo 6 G0 6

VESSELS, MOTOR. . . « « « »

GROSS TONNAGE ...... e
BOATS Ss MOTORS rps sememrcciel as 124
GEAR:

NUMBER ecient st rolls) (etmroin- tits 7, 780

LENGTH, YARDS ...... =

YARDS AT MOUTH.

POT:

FISH LOBSTER

NUMBER NUMBER

GILL NETS,
DRIFT,
SHAD

ITEM

NUMBER NUMBER

FISHERMEN:
ON VESSELS. ....
ON BOATS AND SHORE:
REGULAR . . . 2s
CASUAL erent itil

2
34
Toston GE ta. "o'6!'a Geld

VESSELS, MOTOR.

GROSS TONNAGE ...... 2
BOATS;
MOTOR eneep orem eseemtelelilelce - 173 18
OUR 6 Sofa 6 6-016 o- 6 17 -
GEAR:
NUMBER. 3. 3 0 2 + + 0 8 198 36
118,675

SQUARE YARDS. ....
HOOKS OR BAITS, .

LINES - CONTINUED
DIP NETS,

ITEM
LONG OR SET TROT WITH DROP
URSLE WITH HOOKS BAITS

SS cae donee NUMBER NUMBER NUMBER NUMBER
SHORE?
REGUUARE Sane una acne - 20 : 15
CUE Gs ngage mel gd take 6 14 2 20
BOATS MOTORS Melee (he 3 26 2 20
GEAR:
NUMBERBWaiscaSlaeMonuiala le 9 133 4 1, 200
HOOKS OR BAITS. 1... 9 6,650 200 =
TOTAL, EX-
WY DREDGES, Ny eae BY HAND, CLUSIVE
SCALLOP OYSTER OYSTER OF DUPLI -
CATION
NUMBER
F1SHERMEN: ~a
ONIVESSELS sense suc lsue 6 : a 667
ON BOATS AND SHORE:
REGULAR Alpen cust 2 37 24 500
CASUAL een nunc = - 21 370
VESSELS, MOTOR... ... 1 6 327
GROSS TONNAGE | 1. 1. 148 = c 10, 749
BOATS;
MOTORRidaa tent erce Tse aera = 37 35 555
OTHER Msi back ceenbiitas = 20 18 55
GEAR:
NUMBER... Fae pe 2 37

YARDS AT MOUTH... . . 5 =

SOUTH ATLANTIC FISHERIES

287
GEORGIA - CATCH BY GEAR, 1965
HAUL SEINES, OTTER TRAWLS
SPECIES COMMON
SHRIMP
POUNDS. VALUE

CATFISH AND BULLHEADS . . . = 7 $80
CROAKER Ms umeiatciiel tole) tel fell ieyiis 2 = 248
DRUMS) BLACK 3. 3 5 3 100 230
FLOUNDERS . . . . - - «= « 100 5, 150
KING WHITING OR "KINGFISH". 700 28, 106
MUU so oo Doe oO ooo 8 2, 300 10
POMPANO|. . 2.2. 2. 2s « = 100
SEA BASS... oie 753
SEA TROUT OR WEAKFISH:

GWWo lo 0 a -5 604 0 340

SROM[ED MN -mreure mn. 1,521

SHEEPSHEAD, SALT-WATER. 65
SPANISH MACKEREL. sls 90
SPOT. ie) ° 0b a0 08 1, 324
STURGEON, COMMON . 0.0.0 0 6 34
UNCLASSIFIED, FOR BAIT, RE-

DUCTION, AND ANIMAL FOOD . 115, 100 2,312
CRABS, BLUE, HARD. .... 5 D 5 3,717, 100 150, 231
SUS G 0 6 -a'0.90 00°00 o 8,585, 200 3, 417,808

TOWNES 6 1G 50 610 6 3, 608, 402

POTS AND TRAPS GILL NETS,
SPECIES DRIFT, SHAD
CRAB FISH LOBSTER rs

POUNDS POUNDS VALUE

EOvirINS 6 bya 6 bo ONG 0 avd 3, 400 $202
CARER arom a v0 8,800 438
CATFISH AND BULLHEADS . 11, 100 3, 587
EELS Sa COMMONED seuien ton tone <iy ie 200 14
HICKORY SHAD. . . 5 900 85
SEA TROUT OR WEAKFISH,

PSROMM|ED. << -) - 9) 10° 500 164
SHAD. 0 9 0 Oo 6 00 376, 300 126,317
STRIPED BASS. 01.0 ‘ae 40 1,000 155
STURGEON, COMMON . 6 50 2, 500 481
SUCKERS... B40) 9! 0:0 5,600 391

CRABS, BLUE, HARD 9° ONG Ol 0 2,964,700] $132, 289
LOBSTERS, SPIINYa te) forte >

WOU 6.00 6 0 O80 2,964,700] 132,289 33, s00] 9, 331 | 35,000 15, 400 410, 300 131,834

LINES

SEECIIES LONG OR SET

WITH HOOKS

TROT WITH
BAITS

HAND TROLL

POUNDS VALUE POUNDS POUNDS VALUE
CATFISH AND BULLHEADS .. . - - e 32, 400 =
DRUM, GUNES 6 Glo 5 ao o oe 200 $27 S :
EELS, COMMON. . . bene - - - =
SEA TROUT OR WEAKFISH,
SPOTMED ei cis rep. seteiueccsicer setts 3, 700 1,190
SNAPPER, RED. ......- 500 209 = -
SPANISH MACKEREL. .... 300 38 - -
STRIREDIBASSepen a clo 800 155 = -
SUCKERS... AON is, Soe - - - -
CRABS, BLUE, HARD... . . - - = 3 $2, 932
DIP NETS, DREDGES, TONGS AND BY HAND,
REC TES DROP SCALLOP GRABS, OYSTER
OYSTER

POUNDS

CRABS, BLUE, HARD. . 131, 300

OYSTERS, MARKET, PRIVATE:

SRRIING!geveniopiciittelialtctilalirelits o
FAC. 9. Ol Da .6 =
SCALLOPS, CALICO. Olle OF 0

TOMA venmenre ts

263-707 O - 67 - 19

SOUTH ATLANTIC FISHERIES

FLORIDA, EAST COAST
OPERATING UNITS BY GEAR, 1965

288

HAUL PURSE SEINES FYKE AND
ITEM SEINES, HOOP NETS,
COMMON MENHADEN FISH
F] SHERMEN: NUMBER NUMBER NUMBER NUMBER NUMBER
ONIVESSEUSMIseueceie snes = 104 635 S
ON BOATS AND SHORE:
REGULAR . 24 22
CASUA Unter
Wows oa o-o16
VESSELS su MOTOR siemens sitters
GROSS TONNAGE . 2...
BOATS:
MOTORS aiuriis epee fife 1s
OTHER scr is. Ake ehicus
GEAR:
NUMBER. . . ee
LENGTH, YARDS .
YARDS AT MOUTH.
GILL NETS
1TEM LOBSTER, ANCHOR, SET
SPINY OR STAKE
F |) SHERMEN: NUMBER NUMBER NUMBER
ONBVESSELS Hue ue st siec meine - ez = z z
ON BOATS AND SHORE:
REGULAR BSN ainsi 112 40 5 302 163 21
CASUA I ara orirer carr 14 4 = 5 26 2
TOMA ere circ ators 126 44 5 307 239 21
ee
VESSELS, MOTOR. ...... = = = : 18 >
GROSS TONNAGE... .... = 2 > © 347 =
BOATS) MOTOR: Gar: 2 4. 5: 126 22 5 307 98 21
GEAR;
NUMBERES erase sc cl enolate 13, 257 5, 850 160 13, 550 49, 200 73
SQUARE YARDS... . = = A S ‘s
GILL NETS - CONTINUED LINES ane

ITEM NETS,
DRIFT, LONG OR SET COMMON
SHAD WITH HOOKS
F1 SHERMEN: NUMBER NUMBER NUMBER NUMBER NUMBER
ONBVESSEUSEry smn sbectr sili - 158 42 - -
ON BOATS AND SHORE:
REGULARS? hamster cet ener wie 34 340 181 223 656 1
CASUAI Sea aerate - 24 249 86 59 -
Ea (Sr
MODAN sarm er cseecmcata one 34. 421 588 351 715 1
VESSELS SOMOTOR smicpueh te tenpet fe - V7 37 19 a =
GROSS TONNAGE... .... - 186 1,431 259 - -
BOATS:
MOTORS MM avatersire tr artis «aeemare 21 247 326 247 715 1
OU Gia GPG} ovo ahd - 21 - - - -
GEAR:
NUMBER Seremr-iasrerenbeuicmneprare 21 285 591 529 715 1
SQUARE YARDS. ...... 30,800 ~ 600, 600 - - -
HOOKS OR BAITS. : - - 936 529 -

i nee TOTAL, EX-
TONG HOOKS, CLUS! VE
TEM F
SEAS OYSTER SSS SPONGE OF DUPLI-
OYSTER OTHER ORTIGN
Le
ee! NUMBER NUMBER NUMBER NUMBER NUMBER NUMBER NUMBER
ONAVESSELSMEN sa ani nae : z 5 2 5 fi 913
ON BOATS AND SHORE:
REGULAR sur neuieiecuycers 1,798
CRSUAUM ite aks anata
TOTAleaR rt ogee
VESSELS, MOTOR... . .
GROSS TONNAGE .
BOATS:
MOUOR & aoa daca. 1,836
39

OTHERS Sis pa es oe
GEAR, NUMBER.

NOTE:--INCLUDES OPERATING UNITS FOR THE INLAND LAKES OF FLORIDA.

SOUTH ATLANTIC FISHERIES

289

FLORIDA, EAST COAST - CATCH BY GEAR, 1965

PURSE SEINES
HAUL OTTER
SPECIES SEINES, TRAWLS,
COMMON MENHADEN OTHER SHRIMP
POUNDS POUNDS POUNDS POUNDS

NUBTINES5 16 6. 550\ d.000 6s 2,600
ANGEURIGH 6 oo 670 6 oo 0 2, 400
EYNUIMIOD, 6 6 bo GO co OB -
GUUGRIGTIS. ola te Lo sonioe aoc. a 35, 200 $29
BUUENRUNNER) Sn) sco) Seep ene 2, 500 e
GREVALE anes tiers. Sansa 19, 000 - -
GROAKER Ie remiss ctvicl te sora 41,000 = = 1, 000) 179
DRUM:

BUACKS Cyttiaee Sheiic. aoe Gr ke 37, 500 2,019 = = ce 2, 500 280
REDD APN ese, Eada 24, 100 5, 473 = - = = - =
REOUNDERS Pitta cu iein sey ve 6, 200 1, 108 = - = 205, 600 34, 766

GOATIRISH pememtcuseuemc enon hie 33, 200 2,754 = = = = =
KING MACKEREL . . 0 500 76 = a = = 2 =
KING WHITING OR "KINGFISH". 254, 300 32, 986 = = = © 1, 326, 300 95, 014
MENHADEN. . . . . 5 - = 30, 923,000] $411,276 2 2 = -
MOUARRAIMSR ES i eta cer ee ien es 28, 200 1,753 = E = = ° -
MULLET:
BACK ienleiee acai ain gemebes, 3 32, 800 2,257 = ° 2 < = =
SHUVERMap set locust io tiie 5, 000 350 = = -
ROMPANO} an Wieseiien neyual\e) ay ae 1,800 1,123 S 5 3 3 :
SEA CATFISH . . ate 1, 300 96 S = = S = =
SEA TROUT OR WEAKF]SH:
GRAVG piso nsaver eircuireuteesreyiee 162, 400 9,561 S = 2 2 5, 000 294
FROVUED. gos a uees ‘oes 200 53 : = 2 = 1, 000) 310
SHAD. . . Re ins ns 315, 800 28, 108 © e = = = 2
SPANISH MACKEREL. . . . . 500 51 = co = = 1, 300) 78
SPOT mee he Crete at i eats 66, 900 10, 323 2 = = ° 1, 000} 154
TRALEE oo) bboy dibs ve 1,200 49 2 3 = = = 2
UNCLASS] FIED:
FOR FOOD. . . itd 54, 100 3, 749 = = = = 7, 000 597
BAIT, REDUCTION, AND
ANIMAL FOOD, ..... 25, 900 570 - 3 = = 401, 500 8,048
GRABS; BLUE, HARD . i 5. : - - - - - - 156, 900 8, 143
SHRIMP Seema eikto usr. es - - - = = : 5, 394, 800| 2, 387, 901
SQUID .. A as - - - - 6,800 1, 348
TURTLES, LOGGERHEAD . |. . - - 1, 000
TOMAR tsi: (Ge ty es 1, 154, 600 30,923,000] 411,276 7,512, 200] 2, 537, 291
POTS AND TRAPS
POUND FYKE AND
SPECJES NETS, HOOP NETS, CRAB
FISH FISH

BLUE OTHER

POUNDS

CATFISH AND BULLHEADS .. . 132, 500
CRABS;
BLUE;
HARD. . . . GO oO 6
SOFT AND PEELER bio oo
STON Exgepncuemn oo Oo

VALUE
$20, 590 433, 700

POUNDS

TOTAL.

POTS AND TRAPS - CONTINUED

SPECIES

FISH LOBSTER,

VALUE POUNDS

$620, 262 :
2, 309 =

s 13, 500

= 1, 321, 500

SPINY

POUNDS

POUNDS

CATFISH AND BULLHEADS , . . O16
EELS, COMMON. ....... 33, 700
CRABS MSTONEAns cuenimeol te

LOBSTERS, SPINY. .....

3,891, 600
36, 300

3, 927, 900

(CONTINUED ON NEXT PAGE)

TOUTES 5 6 ca ca 'G Bo 1, 335, 000 753, 916

SOUTH ATLANTIC FISHERIES

290
FLORIDA, EAST COAST - CATCH BY GEAR, 1965 - Continued
GILL NETS LINES
SEES IES AEH Re DRIFT, RUNA- nA)
STAKE lb SHAD ROUND
=r Sa al
POUNDS VALUE POUNDS VALUE POUNDS VALUE POUNDS VALUE

AU EWINVESP tefurcmine plctitswiioy et es - - - - 18, 600 $437 = e
AMG ERUACKGN Winery ren ctucniencs - - - - - - 8, 400 $448
ANESUFI S's bg .a bib oa. - - 2 Co 3, 200 190 2 =
BARRACUDAMIMENenn ire aeermrcnis - - - - - - 900 51
GME Es o-0 oto a 0 86 800 $46 = = 728,700 78, 578 51, 300 5, 576
BRUESRUNNERIa meine) nse suc) istics - - - - 12, 900 71 36, 600 1,581
GAMO sold ‘osvo id oo Glo - - - - - - 3, 700 289
COONPISH 666 6 auc ove - - = = 1, 100 33 - S
CREVALUES oo 6 6 6 0b ip 6 - - - - 8, 500 77 95, 000 2,601
GROAN ome 6 Oo 01 0 plo 6-0 - - - - 51, 700 8,622 13, 100 1,870
DOLEMN 6-4 0 oo 686 6 ob - - - - = - 100 9
DRUM:

BUA CK At asteiy Mohtcmonan: aap abe - - - - 68, 600 4,665 22,800 1,482

RED) Alia. 'o Coo tonet ono - - - - 83, 400 13, 537 38, 800 6,905
RUOUNDERSE ae memtiaen Ciuemrsn - - - - 13, 600 2, 467 8, 100 1,504
COMiRISHIS 3 66616, 5 - - - - 600 51 - -
GROURERS Samana opcamirearenmrcu ts - - - - - - 229, 600 27,741
GRUNITSEeinecrumaickomeic mene: - - - - 2,500 188 28, 000 2,144
MOCFIGM aot Gap tok nolkela ho - - - - - - 1,000 185
airs Garo ovo. 6 ole a6 - - - - - - 40, 100 2,860
KIINGEMACKERED 2). - - - - 881,900] 126,210 26, 000 3,849
KING WHITING OR "KINGFISH". - - - - 120, 200 13, 582 89, 300 11, 482
MENTIADENT iar inems tien amen - = - = 746, 700 18, 251 5 ; =
NOUNS Go 6 ola 6 oso 6 - - - - 19, 300 1,262 10, 200 722
MULLET:

STEN iat “oom abled og - - - - 2,816,800] 137,842 - -
STLVERE a “a Metotavenowo. o - - - - 95, 800 4,868 = =
ERM Iieiriaeacienes ster ee eae - - - = = = 3, 400 341
PIGEISHE etna eae - - - - 10, 600 651 2,500 153
ROMANO: Go 6) boo obo - - - - 215,300] 136,870 33, 700 23, 230
SCUPMORERORGY: 2.) mene - - - = o c 39, 800 3, 760
SEABBASSseetetene aie ae - - - - = - 47,600 5, 299
SEAT CAT aI SHRm eae ac ineneole - - - = 3, 400 201 3, 700 233

SEA TROUT OR WEAKF! SH: :
GRAV ALM M uneom renee - - - = 102, 700 10,739 22, 800 2, 360
SHOWED) Gg GC oLalo e686 2, 000 620 - - 611,600] 156,506 59, 300 15, 928
SHAD Ewicir ailcarerscinenelinnnes wehirs 202, 500 28,794 239,400 | $25, 159 = S = <
SHEEPSHEAD, SALT-WATER. . . - - - - 67, 100 5, 110 20, 600 1,570
SNAPPER:
ANE eeemnen snes pneaicnuenrten secs - = = = = = 1, 500 134
MANGROVES) rejmen tcttentenme metas - - - - = = 72, 300 14, 155
KUNWONo cordun oto oon - - - - - - 64, 300 16,815
REDE eaten srnen ean umten cme - - - - - - 625,400] 215,217
VERMIN ON Seminars acti nae - - - - = 3 10, 600 2,347
VECUOWMAIM ene en gue sare - - - © = = 123, 000 33, 407
SPANISH MACKEREL. . ... . - - - - 2,774,800] 276,618 60, 200 6,147
SPOR Wu eta Reet an okt - - - = 852,700| 122,035 17, 500 2,549
MENROUNDERM leone ve tareliny ue - - - - 600 15 - -
TOMER ISS Goh co: io: a ia Baliye - - - - - - 300 23
TIRIGGERFNSH ime menvaneeteseene - - = © = - 2, 200 190
TRIRGUETAN eyes oy eiycuecite - - - e 1, 600) . 65 - -
WARSAW Gem ibsutene tia el etl aacnie - = = = = © 55, 300 6,125
UNCLASSIFIED:
FORE ROOD stein sees cane ine 500 30 - = 234, 700 15, 588 66, 500 4,870
BAIT, REDUCT]ON AND
ANIMALS ROODEWiciee) a el con ss = = = = 27,800 594 os -
TURTLES, LOGGERHEAD ... . - = - = 1, 200 180 - -
WOW NGo-p p80 pus omic 205, 800 29, 490 239, 400 25, 159|10, 578, 200] 1, 136, 703 | 2,035,500] 426, 152
re Ee ee
SSS Se ——
LINES - CONTINUED
DIP NETS,
Sinaolizs TROLL LONG OR SET COMMON
WITH HOOKS
k:!
POUNDS VALUE POUNDS VALUE
BtUERIISHiepemlsaieurene tute arent 38, 100 $4,055 2 =
BUUESRUNNERE asus se nupee 200 13 - a
EONS e=5ng os oka. cmos! 100 3 - =
CATFISH AND BULLHEADS . , . - = 9,096,500 | $1,451,817

(CONTINUED ON NEXT PAGE)

SOUTH ATLANTIC FISHERIES

FLORIDA, EAST COAST - CATCH BY GEAR, 1965 - Continued

SPECIES

DOLEKIN cco on 5 oo 6
KING MACKEREL... ...
SEA TROUT OR WEAKF1SH:
ERAYo..0 0 6 6 0 5-0 0
SPOMMED RE mremeem -
SPANISH MACKEREL. oie
LOBSTERS; (SPINY) 3 = =.=
TURTLES, SOFT-SHELL .

VOUS 9 5 66 06 5

SPECIES

UOUNDERSI ie dis line
CLAMS, HARD, PUBLIC . .
OYSTERS, MARKET:
PUBLIC:
SPRING ios: chvseaneh es
RAMUS Se) vey aaa
PRIVATE:
SPRING incr on eu cstetns
ENE eemeain ens aca

TOTAL.

—

291

LINES - CONTINUED

el

POUNDS

13, 800
1,640, 700

4, 700
8, 000
64, 100

TROLL

LONG OR SET
WITH HOOKS

VALUE POUNDS

$1,699 5
243, 920 z

555, -
1,849 -
6,628 -

- 413, 100

1, 769, 700

258, 722 9,509,600

VALUE

$25, 820

1,477, 637

DIP NETS,
COMMON

POUNDS VALUE

SPEARS

— >

TONGS, OYSTER

RAKES

POUNDS [
500

POUNDS

POUNDS

23, 700

SPECIES

HOOKS,
SPONGE

BY HAND

OYSTER

OTHER

LOBSTERS, SPINY . .
CLAMS, HARD, PUBLIC
CONGHS Ie ea toe cenet eee
OYSTERS, MARKET:
PUBLIC:
SPRIINGEY avy eto iee
FALL.
PRIVATE:
SPRING. ....
FALL. :
SPONGES;
GRASSIuiae
SHEEPSWOOL.
ViEWUOW Mie Wout

Wotbs 6 0% 0

POUNDS

POUNDS

VALUE

POUNDS

3, 000
800
500

20, 286

4, 300

2,070

SOUTH ATLANTIC FISHERIES

HISTORICAL CATCH STATISTICS

292

CATCH BY STATES, 1880—1965

(THOUSANDS OF POUNDS AND THOUSANDS OF DOLLARS)

NORTH CAROLINA SOUTH CAROLINA GEORGIA

QUANTITY QUANTITY VALUE QUANTITY VALUE
eiOon pues 32, 249 846 6,143 212 2,273 120
18Gite ee ra 45, 125 773 4,076 158 1,883 81
1G8B isc et 4 43, 023 776 4,181 164 1,958 83
NGG ONe Mae. a 45, 546 950 4,879 200 2,644 106
IBOOL SiN ce es 51,799 1,028 4,945 263 2,994 124
TE Oar sas 64, 234 1,316 5, 280 210 4,993 171
TMoO2T 5 hres 67, 585 1,740 8,174 263 11, 103 359
GOB: fhe es 101, 422 1,776 14, 104 288 14,828 701
VOWS oo 6 B06 210, 502 2,979 3,747 208 37, 154 416
VEE 5S bd ob 95, 192 2,414 6,763 285 39, 896 668
TOZT Re eu: 144, 466 2,777 8, 374 350 47, 607 697
GZS se men 141,899 2,629 7, 432 317 42, 069 866
ICED) Taicinaete oe 217, 595 2,544 6,135 275 43,514 877
IED S500 6 168, 939 1,836 5, 106 253 34,872 536
IGE bo ola o 98, 161 1,088 5,837 211 7, 350 251
OSH Aiphe eae 86,214 827 4, 536 123 16, 523 186
IEE 6 oo Ao 163, 462 1,672 5,891 225 27,141 360
NOSeti sts th age 219,879 2,735 8, 488 343 27, 352 469
CRT E) oebaneees 112, 755 1,658 7, 166 268 22,443 406
WEES. 36 on 6 198, 765 1,950 7,911 274 19, 836 381
1030), eS Se 224, 457 1,890 9, 585 282 16,619 412
TOG 6 ooo 0 170, 581 1,865 9, 446 266 12,672 381
ILE ower oe 6 198, 169 5, 495 10, 856 899 21, 398 1, 350
1959. ono 4 6 172, 338 6, 800 14, 726 2,810 17, 351 3, 584
1Qqt 60 404 ¢ 157, 864 6, 329 18, 062 2, 283 15, 248 2,615
IGE 5 5 os o 240, 192 7,216 16, 204 1, 927 16, 483 2,253
125) bole 6 6 192, 648 8, 265 14,419 2,253 18, 046 3,211
OSA aes 213, 266 6, 936 17,178 2, 547 19, 454 2,647
1955 teen 233, 096 7, 284 22,033 2, 487 19,025 2,472
OSG ene 300,718 8,115 18, 057 2, 453 17, 364 3, 125
IY 5-0 050 10 237, 158 8, 123 24, 402 2,815 18, 802 3, 503
1OSt em Enlai s 290, 251 7,696 16, 220 2,965 20, 066 3, 597
OSOm aaa 342,612 8, 242 23, 443 2, 936 21, 594 2,656
180 a! se a 265, 248 7,020 24, 252 4,039 27, 968 3, 391
OG iT at 286,751 6,669 19, 242 3, 345 20, 532 3,018
182 66 0°60 182, 384 6, 755 22, 680 4,720 22, 136 4, 553
GES + ool .256, 652 7,047 22,015 3, 236 21,011 2,613
106 45ey eee 238, 579 8,023 21,723 3,001 18, 338 2,973
VES So Gos a 233,961 9, 241 26,611 4,928 20,059 4,140

(CONTINUED ON NEXT PAGE)

SOUTH ATLANTIC FISHERIES ss

HISTORICAL CATCH STATISTICS

CATCH BY STATES, 1880—1965 - Continued

(THOUSANDS OF POUNDS AND THOUSANDS OF DOLLARS)

FLORIDA, EAST COAST
QUANTI TY QUANTITY

NEOs 4 oo 2, 287 78 42,952 1, 256
WEY oo boc 1 (1) 1 (1)

NSIS }e Bevo Suse eo 1 174 1 1,197
VED) o 6 6 0 0 5, 982 199 59,051 1,455
WED co. a0 7, 464 220 67, 202 1,575
Weegee 5,883 136 80, 390 1,833
S025 .5 coh he 19, 584 478 106, 446 2,840
NOOB) sok eke 36, 521 1,269 166,875 4,034
VOWS! Beanoeice 81,211 1,746 332,614 5, 349
VCS) 4 01-4 0-0 86,896 1,720 228, 747 5, 087
UCL Nmoalsas 6 60, 222 1,871 260, 669 5,695
WEB! o.oo 5 6 67,040 2,215 258, 440 6,027
(GEE oo. aid 0 73,630 2, 256 340,874 5, 952
1229.66 4 o. 0 66, 890 1,644 275, 807 4, 269
WGeWicevomlauass 39,045 1,516 150, 393 3, 066
WER Sb cD o 47,030 1, 247 154, 303 2, 383
1928 6 0 Gs 0 64, 586 1, 367 261, 080 3,624
WES GG 6 Oo 6 114, 265 1,560 369, 984 5, 107
IEP clo co 0 173,411 1,719 315,775 4,051
IED 5 oo 08 187, 796 Up vz 414, 308 4,317
IED oh ooo 137, 440 1,450 388, 101 4,034
NO4OUi race Wee 132, 816 1,553 325, 515 4,065
ILS oo 00, 0 174, 524 7, 388 404, 947 15, 132
VOEODNS 6 dian 6 56, 466 5,750 260,881 18, 944
Oa 6 16 do 5 119,609 6,739 310, 783 17, 966
WER 6 noo 6 163, 428 8,221 436, 307 19,617
1EBS" 5 66, bBo 101, 432 6, 428 326, 545 20, 157
Wes 5 a 00-0 76, 166 5, 430 326, 064 17, 560
VSS 5.56.0 ao 72, 420 5,031 346, 574 17,274
WES 6 ¢ 8 o/0 107, 806 6, 227 443, 945 19, 920
NOSi7pry coe, eles 54, 826 6, 207 335, 188 20, 648
1@E3 50 0 o's 49,118 5,820 375,655 20, 078
E89) o 6 odd 81,063 5, 036 468,712 18,870
IED 5 6 6 6.6 61,411 5, 780 378,879 20, 230
JClsU tose mand 75,721 6, 904 402, 246 19, 936
WER 6 Go oo 78, 216 7,434 305, 416 23, 462
IES 5 5b ovo 71,039 6,572 370,717 19, 468
O64 eeucne cnr 57,357 6,622 335, 997 20,619
G6 Sin Pay ae 76,021 8,480 356, 652 26, 789

1/ NOT AVAILABLE.

204

SOUTH ATLANTIC FISHERIES

HISTORICAL CATCH STATISTICS

-

YEAR

1880
1887
1888
1889
1890
1897
1902
1908
1918
1923
1927
1928
1929
1930
1931
1932
1934
1936
1937
1938
1939
1940
1945
1950
1951
1952
1953
1954.
1955
1956
1957
1958
1959
1960
1961
1962
1963
1964
1965

QUANTI TY

NORTH
CAROLINA

15, 520
23,747
20, 451
19, 316
22,112
20,839
15, 173
12, 530
17, 356
8, 989
13,911
7,808
10, 768
9,839
7, 994
6, 584
14,897
11, 929
5,818
11,219
7,714
8, 708
8,022
6, 422
12, 534
6,511
13,842
12, 758
12, 648
12, 554
11,773
14,914
14, 154
12,815
11,951
14, 302
15, 100
7,561
12, 826

1/ NOT AVAILABLE.

SOUTH
CAROLINA

QUANTITY
400

oy
29
2

10

ALEWIVES,

THOUSANDS OF POUNDS

GEORGIA

QUANTITY QUANTITY

125 10

25 -

24 -
36 =
24 10
25 41
22 406
32 1,220

Wate

1880-1965

FLORIDA

= 406
= 1,220
a 692
a 1,062
2 213
2 370
408

Ss 366
= 321
= 80
= 215
a 232
S 400
- 392
= 320
= 408
= 428
42 401
22 536
97 375
36 36
39 90
38 95
18 95
114 144
48 175
49 65
162 188
281 283
1,002 1,002
836 859
433 435
406 427

TOTAL,
EXCLUS! VE
OF FLORIDA,
WEST COAST

QUANTITY

16,055
1
1
19, 389
22,175
20, 907
15,601
13, 782
18, 058
10,051
14,124
8, 180
11, 176
10, 207
8,315
6, 664
15,112
12,161
6, 218
11,611
8, 034
9,116
8, 450
6,781
13, 048
6, 789
13,842
12,809
12,705
12,631
11,803
15,041
14,170
12,841
11,953
14, 302
15, 123
7,563
15, 607

YEAR

1880
1887
1888
1889
1890
1897
1902
1908
1918
1923
1927
1928
1929
1930
1931
1932
1934
1936
1937
1938
1939
1940
1945
1950
1951
1952
1953
1954
1955
1956
1957
1958
1959
1960
1961
1962
1963
1964
1965

NORTH
CAROLINA

QUANTITY
600

1/ NOT AVAILABLE.

2/ LESS THAN 500 POUNDS.

SOUTH ATLANTIC FISHERIES

HISTORICAL CATCH STATISTICS

SOUTH
CAROLINA

QUANTITY

200
158
151
110

noosowan

ASA
OI-NO=

GEORGIA

QUANTITY

oO 0 0 0

=88

0-0 0 0 DD

QUANTITY
25
(1)

5

BLUEFISH, 1880-1965

(THOUSANDS OF POUNDS)

FLORIDA

QUANTITY

TOTAL,
EXCLUSIVE

OF FLORIDA,

WEST COAST
QUANTITY QUANTITY
830

- 926

(1) (1)

369 1,193
1,646
1,996

432 1,132
952 1,845
832 892
1,519 2,005
1,392 1,637
989 1, 407
1,122 1, 268
1,153 1, 244
1,208 1,244
1,421 1, 598
1, 934 3,214
3, 784 5,214
3,579 4,557
4, 480 5,520
3,151 3, 398
1, 963 1,818
1,831 1,912
1, 398 2,272
2,025 2,369
2,032 1,863
2,072 1,653
1, 933 1,135
1,685 1, 487
1,551 1,457
2, 199 1,994
2, 283 1,285
2, 184 2,025
1,808 1,705
1,603 1,732
2, 337 2, 353
2,251 2, 289
1,981 2, 033
1,714 1,643

295

SOUTH ATLANTIC FISHERIES

HISTORICAL CATCH STATISTICS

296

CROAKER, 1880—1965

(THOUSANDS OF POUNDS)

FLORIDA TOTAL,
NORTH SOUTH EXCLUSIVE
YEAR CAROLINA CAROLINA GEORGIA OF FLORIDA,
WEST COAST
QUANTITY QUANTI TY QUANTITY QUANTITY QUANTITY QUANTITY
1880 1 1 1 = 1
1887 2 2 2 1 1
1888 2 2 2 1 2 1 1
1889 328 2 2 2 36 36 328
1890 354 2 2 2 43 43 354.
1897 1,295 2 © 2 (2) (2) 1, 295
1902 1,939 27 29 7 © 7 2,002
1908 1,177 85 46 92 5 92 1, 400
1918 387 16 6 124 3 124 533
1923 2, 262 26 ei 22 2 22 2,310
1927 3, 932 13 3 39 45 84 3, 987
1928 6,775 12 10 44 42 86 6,841
1929 7,679 6 15 46 26 72 7,746
1930 5, 108 2 16 14 19 33 5, 140
1931 4, 310 2 8 34 13 47 4, 352
1932 4, 540 = 8 17 9 26 4, 565
1934 7,683 i 7 45 a 52 7,735
1936 9,743 = 5 34 6 40 9, 782
1937 9, 988 1 3 34 2 36 10, 026
1938 6,475 1 2 M 2 13 6, 489
1939 5, 058 S 19 10 1 M1 5, 087
1940 4,310 3 7 25 15 40 4, 342
1945 4,215 102 10 145 153 298 4, 472
1950 2, 096 29 1 60 2 62 2, 186
1951 2,102 22 2 121 15 136 2, 245
1952 1, 346 23 : 151 45 196 1, 520
1953 1, 434 7 2 04 17 111 1,535
1954 1,016 5 g; 125 27 152 1,146
1955 993 32 2 202 46 248 1,227
1956 4,829 74 e 138 3 141 5,041
1957 2,916 2 z 131 9 140 3, 049
1958 6, 921 10 (3) 158 32 190 7,089
1959 3, 057 9 Z 85 72 157 3,151
1960 2,093 20 (3) 141 20 161 2, 254
1961 1,754 13 2 143 23 166 1,910

1/ NOT AVAILABLE,
2/ CATCH OF CROAKER INCLUDED WITH SPOT.
3/ LESS THAN SOO POUNDS.

SOUTH ATLANTIC FISHERIES

297

HISTORICAL CATCH STATISTICS

FLOUNDERS, 1880-1965

(THOUSANDS OF POUNDS)

FLORIDA TOTAL

NORTH SOUTH EXCLUSIVE
CAROLINA CAROLINA GEORGIA OF FLORIDA,
WEST COAST

QUANTI TY QUANTITY QUANTITY QUANTITY QUANT! TY QUANTITY

8,

1/ NOT AVAILABLE.
2/ LESS THAN SOO POUNDS.

SOUTH ATLANTIC FISHERIES

298
HISTORICAL CATCH STATISTICS
GROUPERS, 1880-1965
(THOUSANDS OF POUNDS)
NORTH SOUTH EXCLUSIVE
YEAR CAROLINA CAROLINA GEORG|/A OF FLORIDA,
WEST COAST

QUANTITY QUANTI TY QUANTI TY QUANTITY QUANTITY QUANTITY QUANTITY
1880 1 1 1 = 1, 764 1,764 1
1887 1 1 1 { 1 (1) 1 1
1888 1 1 1 1 384 1 1
1889 1 1 1 = 418 418 1
1890 1 1 1 - 399 399 1
1897 - 33 - - 781 781 33
1902 - 41 - 27 437 464 68
1908 - 40 160 45 1,231 1,276 245
1918 - 28 75 5, 626 5,701 103
1923 8 11 7 4, 266 4,283 36
1927 - 26 60 4, 488 4, 548 86
1928 - - 8 147 3,971 4,118 155
1929 - - 8 135 4,010 4,145 143
1930 - - 7 45 3, 020 3, 065 52
1931 - - 128 2,485 2,613 128
1932 - - 137 3, 027 3, 164 137
1934 - - = 184 3, 157 3, 341 184
1936 - - - 240 4,622 4,862 240
1937 - - 289 4, 884 5, 173 289
1938 - - 228 4, 168 4, 396 228
1939 - 2 - 122 6,401 6,523 124
1940 - 2 - 330 4,481 4,811 332
1945 - - - 1,417 7, 176 8, 593 1,417
1950 - 15 891 5, 376 6, 267 906
1951 (2) 2 1, 302 5, 583 6,885 1, 302
1952 - - 894 4,355 5, 249 894
1953 - 742 4,112 4,854 742
1954 - 751 4,655 5, 406 751
1955, - - - 376 4,640 5,016 376
1956 27 - - 390 5,877 6, 267 417
1957 62 - - 676 6, 483 7, 159 738
1958 23 1 - 222 4,155 4,377 246
1959 9 2 - 192 5,750 5, 942 203
1960 2 7 2 253 5,923 6, 176 262
1961 2 6 1 257 6,370 6,627 264
1962 1 - 2 236 6,977 7,213 237
1963 (2) - 2 200 6,579 6,779 200
1964 1 (2) 2 214 7,662 7,876 215
1965 - 51 2 230 8,217 8,447 281

1/ NOT AVAILABLE.

2/ ‘LESS

HAN SOO POUNDS,

SOUTH ATLANTIC FISHERIES

HISTORICAL CATCH STATISTICS

KING MACKEREL,

1880-1965

(THOUSANDS OF POUNDS)

FLORIDA
NORTH SOUTH
GEORGIA
CAROLINA CAROLINA TOnAT

QUANTITY QUANTITY QUANTITY QUANTITY QUANTITY QUANTITY

1880 - - 1 1

1887 1 - - 1 1

1888 1 - - - -

1889 1 - - - -

1890 1 - - - -

1897 1 - - - -
1902 45 - - 32 - 32

1908 (1) - - =
1918 212 - 2,272 466 2, 738
1923 1 - - 1,965 564 2, 529
1927 25 - 3, 331 1,253 4, 584
1928 2 - - 2,651 1,315 3, 966
1929 7 - - 2, 383 1, 968 4,351
1930 - - - 2, 282 1,404 3, 686
1931 - - - 2,671 744 3,415
1932 - - - 2, 706 589 3,295
1934 - - - 1,977 661 2,638
1936 - - - 2, 942 1,002 3,944
1937 - - - 1,983. 1,373 3, 356
1938 - - - 2,803 862 3,665
1939 - - - 2, 442 1,569 4,011
1940 - - - 1, 506 1,971 3,477
1945 - - - 2,781 1,116 3,897
1950 - - - 1, 160 418 1,578
1951 (2) - - 1,973 1, 148 3,121
1952 - - - 1, 526 808 2, 334
1953 - - - 1, 304 1,279 2, 583
1954 - - - 921 1,083 2, 004
1955 13 - - 1,391 1, 188 2,579
1956 7 - - 2,427 1, 204 3,631
1957 46 - 2 2,457 891 3, 348
1958 59 1 2 1, 800 1, 406 3, 206
1959 31 1 - 2, 196 1, 239 3,435
1960 48 1 1 1,807 1,785 3, 592
1961 43 1 - 2,076 1,683 3,759
1962 49 3 1 2,076 2,021 4,097
1963 53 4 1 2,173 2,817 4, 990
1964 88 (2) (2) 2, 020 1,314 3, 334
1965 139 ig S 2, 549 1,898 4,447

Se a —_1___

1/ NOT AVAILABLE.
2/ LESS THAN 500 POUNDS.

299

TOTAL,
EXCLUSIVE

OF FLORIDA,
WEST COAST

QUANTITY

SOUTH ATLANTIC FISHERIES

300

HISTORICAL CATCH STATISTICS

KING WHITING OR "KINGFISH”, 1880—1965

(THOUSANDS OF POUNDS )

one a oo
YEAR CAROL INA CAROL INA GEORGIA OF FLORIDA,
or WEST WEST COAST
COAST COAST

QUANTITY QUANTITY QUANTITY QUANTITY QUANTITY QUANTITY QUANTITY.
1880 (a) (1) (1) = - 1
1887 19 618 11 1 (1) 1
1888 20 601 10 1 234 1
1889 31 491 12 fo)
1890 35 524 18 14 292 306 591
1897 403 638 46 - 440 440 1,087
1902 120 606 7 82 152 234 865
1908 817 274 98 194 36 230 1,383
1918 = 40 27 207 35 332 364
1923 560 83 1 175 77 252 819
1927 487 60 3 168 113 281 718
1928 780 62 56 377 70 447 1,275
1929 387 101 51 635 30 665 1,174
1930 272 38 38 139 14 153 487
1931 181 16 35 196 10 206 428
1932 300 16 20 280 5 285 616
1934 302 14 12 320 5 325 648
1936 1,216 117 76 1,836 20 1,856 3,245
1937 722 106 102 737 14 751 1,667
1938 1,573 86 75 311 20 331 2,045
1939 1,464 84 123 179 9 188 1,850
1940 683 79 164 397 4 401 1,323
1945 1,158 157 461 1,512 249 1,761 3,288
1950 1,399 311 296 539 47 586 2,545
1951 ae 88 387 1,167 69 1,236 2,764
1952 1,484 110 346 1,763 306 2,069 3,703
1953 1,490 131 300 1,075 63 1,138 2,996
1954 1,879 117 362 1,403 156 1,559 3,781
1955 1,281 164 464 1,343 60 1,403 3,252
1956 1,434 157 337 1,758 33 1,791 3, 686
1957 1, 600 97 462 1,591 62 1,653 3,750
1958 1,054 3 214 1,799 84 1,883 3,120
1959 780 66 214 1,145 62 1,207 2,205
1960 927 219 282 1,759 V2 1,871 3,187
1961 1,476 360 247 1,061 179 1,240 3,144
1962 1,262 296 166 ie e> 144 1,366 2,946
1963 1,071 246 125 1,146 195 1,341 2, 588
1964 1,141 246 91 1,364 232 1,596 2,842
1965 1,337 315 253 1,790 267 2,057 3,695

ee
1/ NOT AVAILABLE.

1880
1887
1888
1889
1890
1897
1902
1908
1918
1923
1927
1928
1929
1930
1931

1932
1934
1936
1937
1938
1939
1940
1945
1950
1951

1952
1933
1954
1955
1956
1957
1958
1959
1960
1961

1962
1963
1964
1965

CAROL INA

NORTH

QUANTITY.

(1)
14,756
13,844

8,753
12,410
11,310
18,862
57,412

179,911
63,290
98,987
99,302

173, 490

134,051
67,877
54, 476

106,651

150, 088
61,706

146,819

181,968

129,592

141,533

124,905

104,013

191,341

132,105

160,301

184,919

246, 648

172, 522

235,385

279,888

190, 431

221,555

122,898

190, 214

172,992

160, 595

1/ NOT AVAILABLE.

SOUTH ATLANTIC FISHERIES

HISTORICAL CATCH STATISTICS

SOUTH
CAROL | NA

QUANTITY.

~—

10

MENHADEN,

301

1880-1965

(THOUSANDS OF POUNDS )

FLORIDA TOTAL,
GEORGIA EXCLUS | VE
OF FLORIDA,
WEST COAST
QUANTITY QUANTITY. QUANTITY QUANTITY. QUANTITY.
a Te Te Te)
- 1 1 1 1
- - - - 13,844
- - - - 8,73
- - - - 12,410
- - - - 11,310
- - 2 2 18,862
- - - - 57,412
29,485 48,363 305 48, 668 257,759
26,973 57,918 10,956 68,874 148,181
34,102 24,876 13,467 38,343 157,965
30,030 21,512 5,857 27,369 150,844
29,213 31,717 18,815 So, B2 234, 420
24,701 34, 242 6,172 40,414 192,994
869 3,710 4,446 8,156 72,456
11,520 11,180 12,170 235350, 77,176
18,752 29,404 9,579 38,983 154,807
14, 500 65, 482 3,393 68,875 230,079
9,864 133, 538 6,250 139,788 205, 108
7,034 148,916 333 149, 269 302,769
2,957 102,318 2,849 105, 167 287,243
234 95, 056 - 95,056 224,882
- 114,746 7,166 121,912 256, 279
- 21,29 1,34 22,793 147,125
- 79,600 3,376 82,976 188,090
- 120, 282 10,737 131,019 314,841
- 65, 544 4,031 69,575 199,345
- 42,009 3 42,012 206, 262
- 36,254 1,935 38,189 227,811
- 67,998 32 68,030 314, 646
- 16,852 7 16,859 196, 401
= 7,871 9,108 16,979 244,117
- 46,637 17,590 64, 227 330,516
- 24,592 6,580 31,172 215, 023
- 32,950 35375, 36,325 254,505
- 34,271 20 34,291 157,169
- 25, 672 44 25,716 215,886
- 17,154 84 17,238 190,146
= 31,670 432 32,102 192,275
amas

SOUTH ATLANTIC FISHERIES

302
HISTORICAL CATCH STATISTICS
MULLET, 1880—1965
(THOUSANDS OF POUNDS )
ena eae is akesseeaeiaay ha eS
I FLORIDA TOTAL,
NORTH SOUTH EXCLUS | VE
YEAR CAROL INA CAROL INA GEORGIA EAST WEST OF FLORIDA,
COAST COAST TOTAL WEST COAST
QUANTITY. QUANTITY QUANTITY. QUANTITY QUANTITY QUANTITY QUANTITY
880 3,368 232 106 663 2,218 2,881 4,369
1887 2,461 400 47 {3} (1) 1 1
888 2,248 341 48 1 6,796 1 1
889 4,252 464 57 1,213 11, 523 12,736 5,986
890 4,890 553 53 1,547 13,619 15, 166 7,043
897 4,716 61 56 2,464 15, 560 18,024 7,297
1902 8,429 139 126 7,341 24,813 32,154 16,035
1908 6,013 708 194 8,573 16,009 24, 582 15, 488
1918 1,286 272 1 10,418 26,380 36,798 11,987
1923 1,933 532 4 6,198 28, 632 34,830 8, 667
927 4,325 461 9 6, 583 24,801 31,384 11,378
1928 2,502 291 57 6, 527 23,489 30,016 9,377
929 2,568 336 122 Seoul 22,354 27,925 8, 597
930 2,386 412 177 2,904 19,118 22,022 5,879
1931 2,124 240 76 3,850 18, 500 22,350 6, 290
932 2,472 148 3 2,279 18,862 21,141 4,952
1934 3,889 700 50 4,061 19,905 23,966 8,709
936 6,471 747 17 5, 265 26,097 31,362 12, 500
1937 3,974 627 18 3,810 23,870 27, 680 8,429
1938 3,276 587 7 4,452 24,142 28, 04 8,332
1939 2,854 528 20 4,553 25,359 29,912 7,955
1940 2,096 490 22 4,054 27,823 31,877 6, 662
1945 3,241 889 16 7,812 26,716 34, 528 11,958
950 3,221 423 21 7,086 22, 256 29,342 10,751
951 4,013 1,893 9 7,945 22,829 30,774 13,860
1952 3,850 1,532 8 5, 266 22,928 28,194 10, 656
953 2, 506 496 10 5,314 24, 008 29,322 8,326
1954 1,781 479 18 5,349 23, 647 28,996 7,627
955 1,888 504 27 5,114 25,348 30, 462 7,623
1956 2,194 3,191 8 3,100 26,779 29,879 8,493
957 2,127 2,575 8 2,023 31,334 33,357 6,733
958 2,229 1,924 1 3,516 33,339 36,855 7,670
959 2,326 2,548 1 2,759 31,295 34,054 7, 634
1960 3,236 2,496 1 2,217 31,318 33,535 7,950
1961 2,194 2,840 - 2,829 33,435 36, 264 7,863
1962 2,285 2,480 1 2,931 33, 286 36,217 7,697
963 1,911 2,211 26 3,379 33,277 36,656 Wapen
1964 1,220 680 5 2,849 35, 541 38,390 4,754
1965 1, 260 3,191 2 2,951 32,161 35,112 7,404
sl ie als

1/ NOT AVAILABLE.

SOUTH ATLANTIC FISHERIES

HISTORICAL CATCH STATISTICS

303

SEA TROUT OR WEAKFISH, GRAY, SPOTTED, AND WHITE, 1880-1965

(THOUSANDS OF POUNDS )

FLORIDA TOTAL,
NORTH SOUTH al EXCLUS | VE
ok CAROL INA CAROL INA SEORGTS ener nieerr OF FLORIDA,
COAST COAST TOTAL WEST COAST
eel pe
“] QUANTITY. QUANTITY QUANTITY QUANTITY QUANTITY iF QUANTITY QUANTITY
1880 1,120 470 122 15 - 15 1,727
1887 909 217 67 1 (1) {; {1}
1888 946 207 67 1 511 1 1
1889 1,971 116 130 243 517 760 2,460
1890 2,131 103 144 235 551 786 2,613
1897 3,174 80 55 516 830 1,346 3,825
1902 3,984 86 83 899 1,859 2,758 5,052
1908 4,648 183 140 3,657 1,207 4,864 8,628
918 3,361 eo) 40 1,645 1, 694 3,339 5,105
1923 3,984 70 5 1,198 1,590 2,788 5, 257
927 4,534 54 18 869 2, 583 3,452 5,475
1928 5,127 20 18 1,239 2,682 3,921 6, 404
1929 5,090 68 38 989 2,942 3,931 6,185
1930 3,027 35 51 668 2,722 3,390 3,781
1931 4,102 18 10 592 2,415 3,007 4,722
932 5,2 7 48 338 2,150 2, 688 6,135
1934 9,578 16 56 7™7 2,337 3,108 10,421
936 10,368 101 115 788 3,483 4,271 11,372
1937 8,426 87 65 660 2,765 3,425 9, 238
938 5,943 84 62 551 2,917 3,468 6, 640
1939 4,174 41 69 596 2,997 3,593 4,880
940 4,787 44 30 718 3,265 3,983 5, 579
1945 5, 237 148 20 945 3,859 4,804 6,350
950 2,049 26 34 1,469 3,214 4, 683 3,578
1951 1,531 119 31 1,317 3,332 4,649 2,998
1952 2,269 86 24 1,530 3,472 5,002 3,909
1953 2,529 50 7 1,252 2,614 3,866 3,848
1954 3,041 26 20 1,286 2,298 3,584 4,373
1955 1,798 139 44 936 2,046 2,982 2,917
1956 2,231 223 12 1,076 2,059 S125 3,542
1957 2,788 67 5 905 2, 562 3,467 3,765
1958 3,987 27 3 792 3,010 3,802 4,809
1959 3,302 44 2 802 2,825 3,627 4,148
1960 2,411 66 2 944 2,843 3,787 3,421
1961 2,517 81 2 807 2, 633 3,440 3,407
1962 2,365 38 1 782 2,682 3,464 3,186
1963 1,993 54 5 873 2,639 3,512 2,925
1964. 2,171 67 2 871 2,842 3,713 3,111
1965 2,134 58 1 980 3, 539 4,519 3,183
—
1/ NOT AVAILABLE.

2/

LESS THAN SOO POUNDS,

263-707 O - 67 - 20

NORTH
YEAR CAROLINA

QUANTITY
1680 3, 221
1887 4,783
1888 5,725
1889 5, 403
1890 5,815
1897 8, 963
1902 6, 567
1908 3, 942
1918 1,657
1923 2, 370
1927 2, 387
1928 3,118
1929 1,913
1930 1, 172
1931 883
1932 925
1934 1,274
1936 1,095
1937 698
1938 1,032
1939 859
1940 801
1945 912
1950 1, 100
1951 1, 244
1952 1,479
1953 1, 188

_ 1/ NOT AVAILABLE.
2/ LESS THAN 500 POUNDS.

SOUTH ATLANTIC FISHERIES

HISTORICAL CATCH STATISTICS

SOUTH
CAROLINA

QUANTITY

208
366

SHAD, 1880-1965

(THOUSANDS OF POUNDS)

FLORIDA

WEST
COAST

GEORGIA

QUANTITY QUANTITY QUANTITY

255 (1) 1 1

263 1, 448 1 1
356 2,051 - 2,051
400 2,654 - 2,654
788 1,011 - 1,011
1,029 1,819 - 1,819
jpees) 2,833 3 2,836
101 964 - 964
134 503 - 503
187 348 - 348
317 691 - 691
472 701 - 701
275 880 - 880
132 621 - 621
288 546 - 546
232 782 - 782
236 282 - 282
193 288 - 288
98 229 - 229
75 254 - 254
150 344 - 344
222 842 - 842
180 298 - 298
206 336 (2) 336
243 203 - 203
214 124 - 124

TOTAL,
EXCLUSIVE
OF FLORIDA,
WEST COAST

QUANTITY
3,933

SOUTH ATLANTIC FISHERIES

HISTORICAL CATCH STATISTICS

305

SNAPPER, RED, 1880-1965

(THOUSANDS OF POUNDS)

FLORIDA OHA,
NORTH SOUTH EXCLUSIVE
CAROLINA CAROLINA GEORGIE ig OF FLORIDA,
WEST COAST
QUANTITY > QUANTITY QUANT! TY QUANTITY QUANTITY QUANTITY QUANTITY
1 S 483 , 483 1
{} | 1 7 (5 1
3 1 3, 224 3, 224 1
(1) = 3, 467 3, 467 1
s 4,173 4,173 1
54 = z 5, 314 5,314 88
10 125 20 8,074 8,094 155
12 880 60 7,659 73719 965
2 112 20 7, 230 7, 250 132
1 2 105 12 9, 471 9, 483 120
1 = 64 59 9,313 9, 372 124
2 a 22 47 7,891 7, 938 71
1929 15 3 33 19 7,700 7,719 67
1930 5 s 30 34 5, 002 5, 036 69
1931 2 S = 112 4} 393 4,505 114
1932 S = = 49 4,539 4, 588 49
1934 5 5 5 152 3, 916 4,068 152
1936 5 B 2 140 4,804 4,944 140
1937 2 = 5 210 4,551 4,761 210
1938 1 : z 117 5, 261 5, 378 118
1939 2 & = 96 5, 494 5, 590 98
1940 = 5 es 14 3,891 3, 905 14
1945 4 = 2 246 2, 846 3, 092 250
1950 S 5 : 358 4, 354 4,712 363
1951 8 = 2 510 4,313 4,823 518
1952 5 = 5 384 5, 500 5, 884 389
1953 Z 2 402 5, 136 5, 538 404
1954 o 3 596 5, 524 6, 120 599
1955 S a S 498 6,210 6, 708 498
1956 130 12 3 342 5, 856 6, 198 484
1957 225 1 3 643 5, 587 6, 230 869
1958 28 (3) - 589 5, 844 6,433 617
1959 15 18 = 629 5, 400 6,029 662
667 5, 447 6,114 677
678 5, 446 6,124 800
5, 375 6,015 650
5, 918 6,403 489
6, 532 7,074 550
6,072

1/ NOT AVAILABLE.
2/ INCLUDES SNAPPER OTHER THAN RED.
3/ LESS THAN 500 POUNDS.

1/. NOT AVAILABLE.

2/ LESS THAN 500 POUNDS.

SOUTH ATLANTIC FISHERIES

HISTORICAL CATCH STATISTICS

SPANISH MACKEREL,

1880-1965

(THOUSANDS OF POUNDS)

FLORIDA

NORTH SOUTH
YEA CAROLINA CAROLINA eelsei A EAST WEST Fae
COAST COAST

QUANTITY QUANTITY QUANTITY QUANTITY QUANTITY QUANTITY
1880 1 1 1 1 1 1
1887 1 1 1 1 1 1
1888 1 1 1 1 141 1
1889 82 1 1 - 345 345
1890 100 1 1 : 434 434
1897 331 10 18 3 503 506
1902 354 - - 659 1,473 2,132
1908 457 (1) (1) 1,228 1,419 2,647
1918 149 = - 3, 062 3, 463 6,525
1923 183 - : 2,469 3,772 6, 241
1927 200 - = 1,922 4,570 6, 492
1928 176 - = 2,074 3, 228 5, 302
1929 142 - = 2,498 3, 467 5,965
1930 131 = - 2,028 4,112 6, 140
1931 84 - 2,533 2, 302 4,835
1932 78 = a 3, 453 2,885 6, 338
1934. 48 - © 3, 386 3, 348 6, 734
1936 433 - - 3, 760 5, 176 8, 936
1937 219 = 2,230 3, 920 6, 150
1938 271 = 2,645 4,190 6,835
1939 232 - = 2,843 4,209 7,052
1940 141 = - 2,615 3,621 6, 236
1945 507 = = 5,472 5, 166 10, 638
1950 147 = = 3) 577 2,313 5,890
1951 206 - = 1,977 6, 267 8, 244
1952 174 = = 3, 435 4,361 7,796
1953 107 88 - 3, 580 2,939 6,519
1954 330 - - 2,101 2,848 4,949
1955 165 - - 3, 238 S25: 4,813
1956 346 - 1 4,578 2,877 7,455
1957 248 = = 4,221 3,610 7,831
1958 211 5 7, 308 3, 830 11,138
1959 156 = 2, 352 4,670 7,022
1960 118 6 = 2, 282 5,435 7,717
1961 134 4 = 3, 158 3, 988 7,146
1962 83 13 (2) 2,578 6, 869 9, 447
1963 135 8 1 2,123 5, 405 7, 528
1964 78 3 - 2,002 3, 880 5, 882
1965 117 13 1 2,901 4,883 7,784

TOTAL,
EXCLUS! VE
OF FLORIDA,
WEST COAST

QUANTITY

SOUTH ATLANTIC FISHERIES

HISTORICAL CATCH STATISTICS

SPOT, 1880—1965

(THOUSANDS OF POUNDS)

FLORIDA
NORTH SOUTH

Yet CAROLINA CAROLINA eee

QUANTITY QUANTITY QUANTITY QUANTITY QUANTITY QUANTITY
1880 (1) (1) (1) 1 1 1
1887 2/88 2/2 2/e in 1 1 1
1888 2/ 90 Byl Gy) DL TO 1 28 1
1889 7 ve) Br ae 2 /aAl 2). 23) 25 Ay Bi
1890 499 2/42 Bf es 2/24: 35 Bi se)
1897 917 2/649 oe ates 23 2/26 2/49
1902 977 = 22 - oy 33 ra 14 ic 47
1908 852 66 = 130 48 178
1918 1, 258 75 1 393 38 431
1923 1,790 132 1 72 122 194
1927 1,959 216 1 421 139 560
1928 2,954 90 8 228 108 336
1929 3, 310 38 12 217 59 276
1930 25327) 28 12 130 13 143
1931 1,715 9 4 122 10 132
1932 1, 588 10 10 65a 3 68
1934 4, 788 10 13 83 2 85
1936 7, 443 663 10 146 62 208
1937 5, 270 245 5 17 117 294
1938 5, 738 196 4 100 129 229
1939 4,470 263 6 89 55 144
1940 4,801 302 2 183 142 325
1945 6, 265 1,084 e 161 289 450
1950 5,172 291 = 92 271 363
1951 4,615 2, 646 1 280 210 490
1952 5, 548 1,821 13 373 315 688
1953 2,815 440 9 345 275 620
1954 2, 390 499 13 469 134 603
1955 1,898 1, 130 103 361 181 542
1956 2,575 4,182 41 487 138 625
1957 2, 158 2,098 65 340 133 473
1958 2,321 842 39 593 163 756
1959 2,265 1,841 3 1,032 27 1,309
1960 2,610 2,721 3 1,033 264 1,297
1961 2, 056 3, 468 3 929 234 1, 163
1962 1,218 3, 135 4 704 296 1,000
1963 916 2,719 4 1,127 358 1,485
1964 1,251 3, 166 3 952 353 1,305
1965 913 1,174 11 938 315 1,253

1/ NOT AVAILABLE.
2/ \NCLUDES CROAKERS.
3/ LESS THAN 500 POUNDS.

307

TOTAL,
EXCLUSIVE
OF FLORIDA,
WEST COAST

QUANTITY

308

NORTH
WEAR CAROL INA
QUANTITY
880
1887 47
888 47
889 50
890 47
1897 1,027
1902 203
908 390
1918 379
1923 514
927 1,225
928 1,476
1929 1,206
930 1,538
931 2,162
932 2,156
1934 4,795
1936 6, 502
1937 3,387
1938 3,954
1939 3,027
940 4,294
1945 5,881
1950 6,889
951 7,989
952 6, 286
1953 10,655
1954 9,822
1955 9, 506
956 8,316
1957 11,636
958 12, 599
1959 14,863
1960 15, 028
1961 15,981
1962 12,319
963 18,918
964 24,162
1965 22,571

SOUTH ATLANTIC FISHERIES

HISTORICAL CATCH STATISTICS

SOUTH
CAROLINA

QUANTITY

CRABS,

1880-1965

(THOUSANDS OF POUNDS )

FLORIDA TOTAL,
EXCLUS | VE
CER GIS OF FLORIDA,

WEST COAST
QUANTITY. QUANTITY QUANTITY. QUANTITY. QUANTITY
7 3 324 324 60

45 1 1 1

44 3 1 1 1
43 3 5 3 162
48 4 = 4 192
75 4 6 10 1,216
80 6 13 19 385
196 146 64 210 765
8 52 24 76 457
120 72 7 79 715
59 128 70 198 1,422
569 169 84 253 2,216
225 214 136 350 1,705
228 210 209 419 2,002
209 79 124 203 2,470
225 121 115 236 2,518
484 147 616 763 5,434
2,182 2,338 856 3,194 12,748
2,258 3,758 816 41574 10, 638
1,854 4,511 1,138 5, 649 11,167
2,202 3,790 750 4,540 11,520
2,348 4,504 1,201 5,705 15,291
3, 566 5,474 1,145 6,619 17,285
5, 028 5, 486 722 6,208 20,275
6, 526 6,645 2,139 8,784 23,711
9, 459 6,160 2, 089 8, 249 24,510
9, 486 6,337 3, 262 9, 599 30, 245
10, 640 6,937 3,159 10, 096 29,888
10,745 7711 5, 206 12,917 32, 606
8, 542 8,051 4, 004. 12,055 26,811
8,968 6, 541 5,545 12,086 30,729
10,185 8,028 8,981 17,009 35, 651
12, 682 6,683 14,154 20,837 39, 000
15,765 7012 19,018 26, 030 44,927
12,312 75 173588 25,099 40, 476
12,303 7,967 10,913 18,880 38,927
14, 500 8,752 13,812 22) 564 51,009
11,532 7,144 14,833 21,977 52,274
10, 259 6,182 21, 264 27; 446 46,432

pees || i |

V/

NOT AVAILABLE.

1880
1887
1888
1889
1890
1897
1902
1908
1918
1923
1927
1928
1929.
1930
1931

1932
1934
1936
1937
1938
1939
1940
1945
1950
1951

1952
1933
1954
1955
1956
1957
1958
1959
1960

CAROLINA

QUANTITY

NORTH

SOUTH ATLANTIC FISHERIES

HISTORICAL CATCH STATISTICS

SHRIMP,

(THOUSANDS OF POUNDS)

~

SOUTH
CAROLINA

QUANTITY.

630
338

GEORGIA

QUANTITY.

56
185
191
19
162

68
344
528

309
1880—1965
——
FLORIDA TOTAL,
EXCLUSIVE
EAST WEST OF FLORIDA,
COAST COAST TOTAL WEST COAST
QUANTITY. QUANTITY QUANTITY QUANTITY
72 1,172 1,244 821
2 1 {! 1
152 1 1 1
78 - 78 743
66 - 66 744
39 - 39 627
3,013 17 3,030 3,811
4,346 7 4,333 5, 697
8, 868 3,250 12,118 15, 656
11,024 2,881 13,905 23,725
14,779 2,390 17,169 29,992
22, 507 2,877 25,384 33,309
17, 266 1,353 18,619 30,829
15, 260 1, 589 16,849 26, 205
17,050 1,803 18,853 25,494
17, 068 1,068 18,136 22, 463
14,753 1, 539 16,292 25,961
18,936 1,789 20,725 33, 567
12, 547 1,490 14,037 27, 436
8,847 1,296 10,143 27, 565
7,982 800 8,782 27, 685
7,426 942 8,368 22,702
11,879 1,783 13, 662 43, 581
9,267 13,639 22,906 36, 481
8,233 29,756 37,989 27,771
6,895 37,130 44,025 25, 671
5, 667 52,804 58,471 32,933
5,078 45,800 50,878 28, 646
4,136 48,598 52,734 28, 539
5,695 49,115 54,810 25,518
5,179 41,921 47,100 28, 590
5, 504 45, 606 51,110 22, 584
4,511 32, 252 36,763 26,006
6,793 44, 464 51,257 31,214
6,016 36, 069 42,085 19,749
5,189 32,146 37,335 26,078
4, 506 34,941 39,447 1153520 |
4,491 39,966 44,457 17,341
5,395 37,759 43, 154 26,191

J/ NOT AVAILABLE.

SOUTH ATLANTIC FISHERIES

310
HISTORICAL CATCH STATISTICS
CLAMS, HARD, 1880—1965
(THOUSANDS OF POUNDS )
FLORIDA

NORTH SOUTH eaeHe Sete

YEAR CAROLINA CAROL INA Aer aie a,

L OF FLORIDA,
COAST COAST WEST COAST
QUANTITY QUANTITY QUANTITY. QUANTITY. QUANTITY. QUANTITY. QUANTITY. i]
880 310 48 24 5 - 5 387
1887 78 - - - - - 78
888 148 - - - - - 148
889 155 - S - - - 158
890 226 - 4 - - - 230
897 938 185 3 5 ul 12 1,131
1902 Inia 225 10 5 1 6 1,415
1908 726 76 43 7 182 239 902
918 198 1 (1) 2 161 163 201
1923 264. 86 - 5 602 607 355
1927 315 47 1 10 954 964 373
1928 324 26 1 26 751 T77 377
1929 380 20 2 14 732 746 416
930 317 11 2 50 662 Tle 380
931 332 - 1 4 790 794 337
1932 261 5 1 12 1,109 1,121 279
934 338 47 - 33 502 535 418
1936 840 20 - - 634 634 860
937 430 8 - 28 720 748 466
938 358 - - 30 7 747 388
1939 628 (1) - 49 764 813 677
1940 530 3 - rT 701 708 540
1945 502 1 - 3 688 691 506
950 836 7 - 1 4 5 844.
951 835 18 - 8 9 7 861
952 725 8 - 1 10 a 734.
1953 445 12 - 10 12 22 467
1954 244 9 - 5 26 31 258
955 122 2 - 6 16 22 130
956 148 2 - (1) 18 18 150
1957 243 13 - - 41 41 256
958 278 120 2 1 19 20 401
1959 340 111 - 2 17 19 453
1960 432 7 - 2 18 20 331
961 490 109 - 4 15 19 603
962 247 Se) - 3 226 229 309
1963 332 73 - 1 7 8 406
964 255 146 - 1 72 73 402
1965 313 67 - 24. 114 138 404.
ee) E

1/ LESS THAN SOO POUNDS.

SOUTH ATLANTIC FISHERIES

311
HISTORICAL CATCH STATISTICS
OYSTERS, 1880—1965
(THOUSANDS OF POUNDS )
—
oe aa | FLORIDA TOTAL,
GEORGIA EXCLUSIVE
YEAR CAROL INA CAROL INA SNe EAST = se OF FLORIDA,
COAST COAST WEST COAST
= ees
QUANTITY QUANTITY QUANTITY QUANT ITY QUANTITY QUANTITY. QUANTITY
1880 938 238 393 270 270 1,569
1887 1,176 180 619 2 (2) (2) (2)
1888 1,130 192 678 1 823 823 2,000
1889 5, 529 208 917 1,229 1,229 6, 654
1890 4,456 301 1,261 1,611 7611 6,018
1897 4,741 1,023 2,735 797 797 8,499
1902 5, 646 3,283 6,879 1 3,057 3,057 15,808
1908 4,159 7,440 8,070 3,670 3,670 19, 669
1910 1,834 3,356 2,839 1 1,140 1,140 8,029
1911 (2) (2) (2) 2 (2) 2) 2
1918 1,198 1,893 891 ws ASI 3,982
1923 3,089 3,422 1,381 1,053 , 053 7,892
1927 2,398 3,699 608 1 1,238 » 238 6,705
1928 2,287 3,942 842 1 1,739 » 739 7,071
1929 2,828 3,134 442 1,505 e505) 6, 404
1930 2,206 3,249 159 282 1,501 » 783 5,896
1931 1,500 2,540 308 343 1,406 1,749 4,691
1932 1,201 2,418 588 393 1,109 1,502 4,600
1934. 1,161 2,862 569 679 1,357 2,036 5,271
1936 2,480 3,118 330 456 917 1,373 6,384
1937 1,941 2,812 239 463 817 1,280 5,455
1938 1,427 1,761 154 303 857 1,160 3,645
1939 1,056 9719 234 324 742 1,066 3,333
1940 690 2,203 265 209 668 877 3,367
1945 1,707 722 255 137 1,496 1,633 2,821
1950 1,322 1,374 308 30 872 902 3,034
1951 1,532 3930 293 28 681 709 3,783
1952 1,621 2,249 221 21 542 563 4,112
1953 1,525 2,247 222 25 564 589 4,019
1954 1,009 2, 562 217 23 667 690 3,811
1955 731 ,337 173 19 631 650 2,260
1956 1,318 2,186 120 32 856 888 3,656
1957 1,086 1,845 112 26 710 736 3, 069
1958 1,041 1,437 143 30 795 825 2,651
1959 1,311 »918 248 39 1,415 1,454 3,516
1960 1,216 2,627 232 44 1,931 1,975 4,119
1961 1,209 2,544 159 72 3,255 3,327 3,984
1962 962 2,674 147 67 4,952 5,019 3,850
1963 694 3,827 236 80 4, 283 4,363 4,837
1964 728 2,511 196 92 2,793 2,885 3,527
1965 864 2,805 247 165 2,789 2,955 4,082
ee eee Seek ll =)

1/ INCLUDED WITH CATCH OF WEST COAST OF FLORIDA.
2/ NOT AVAILABLE.

SOUTH ATLANTIC FISHERIES

312
FLORIDA - OPERATING UNITS BY DISTRICT, 1965
TOTAL,
ITEM ebner 5 eee EXCLUSIVE OF
DUPLICATION
NUMBER NUMBER NUMBER
F | SHERMEN:
ONEVESSEUS =u ewemenetra oe 913 3,825 4, 524
ON BOATS AND SHORE: ;
RECULAR ooo oo 0 ono 1,798 2,953 4,751
CASWYLS ‘oli a 6.6 6bv0 D 409 1, 564 1,973
TOTALS ECnagsetege tay 3, 120 8, 342 11, 248
VESSEUSSIMOTORE) =) sy que)
GROSSISTONNAGEH es tse
BOATS:
MOT ORG Pais ieatech <i vaareymra thse 1,836 3, 307 5, 143
OTHER cope hl cane teue Ae? c's 39 114 153
GEAR:
HAUL SEINES, COMMON... . 7 83 100
LENGTHS BYARDS) cues © 4, 500 63, 450 67, 950
PURSE SEINES:
MENHADEN Dees euriee cents 6 2 6
LENGTH, YARDS»... . 2, 400 = 2, 400
OTHERGEME: che cep mess 2 2 4
LENGTH, YARDS... .. 400 500 900
OTTER TRAWLS:
CRAB MI ee teen elspa > 1 1
YARDS AT MOUTH. . . . 2 19 19
SHRIMP Risen nectar a cee 588 1,706 2,117
YARDS AT MOUTH... 8,746 26, 216 32, 281
POUND NETS:
BISHistog, hecclaemer recs 15 3 15
CRABS cGstcecrrecemeennrt - 40 40
FYKE AND HOOP NETS, FISH. . 350 5 350
POTS AND TRAPS:
CRAB:
BLUES yah a aeecceeia 13, 257 59, 020 72,277
OTHER chy eens 5, 850 19, 660 25, 510
BEIM Gai fac Aku 160 240 400
POGUE ed ose pamee Ucrmnes 13, 550 13, 550
LOBSTER, SPINY. . 2... 49, 200 89, 700 138, 100
GILL NETS:
ANCHOR, SET OR STAKE. . . 73 3 76
SQUARE YARDS... ... 68, 100 1,800 69, 900
DRIFT:
SHAD ehaulececaiceueccnigie ty 2s 21 A 21
SQUARE YARDS. |... 30, 800 é 30, 800
OTHER clea once roe z 23 23
SQUARE YARDS... . . - 82, 900 82, 900
RUNAROUNDIemmiie tsar us 285 1,105 1, 384
SQUARE YARDS. . ... . 600, 600 1,859, 747 2, 428, 247
TRAMMEL NETS. . 1.1... 2 329 329
SQUARE YARDS. . 2... 2 449,929 449, 929
LINES:
HANDEsectes Sh ticeres: ante 591 2,843 3,421
HOOKS @nie oak firs tt 936 8, 273 9, 181
TROU Leh ea soractone Avcrapes 529 1, 246 1,775
HOOKS He tema cn aimee 529 1, 246 1,775
LONG OR SET WITH HOOKS. | 715 84 799
HOOKS Sheena neem 966, 900 9, 120 976 , 020
TROT WITH BAITS 1... - 15 15
BARTS oy kmiee sven Je. 8 = 8, 600 8, 600
DIP NETS:
COMMONS tens enlsiena es Gis 1 62 63
DROPMR awe S, Guceryue ee obs - 226 226
CASTRNETS ae Siapen amen 2 6 6
SPEARSW cae Maui es ee pees oe 2 54 56
DREDGES, SCALLOP... ... = 62 62
YARDS AT MOUTH. . . . . = 66 66
TONGS:
OYSTERS Wren Ears 29 723 752
OTHER GEM eie mene Ane = 1 1
RAKES Sic humica (oceans ner as Nets 8 10 18
HOOKS, SPONGE... 1... 3 45 48
DIVING OUTFITS. ue é 13 13
NOTE:--A TOTAL OF 679 FISHERMEN USING 679 MOTOR BOATS FISHED 12,350 FISH POTS AND TRAPS, AND 598 LONG OR SET LINES

WITH 799,700 HOOKS, IN THE JNLAND LAKES OF FLORIDA, THESE OPERATING UNITS ARE INCLUDED WITH THOSE OF THE EAST
COAST OF FLORIDA.

SOUTH ATLANTIC FISHERIES

FLORIDA - CATCH BY DISTRICTS, 1965

SPECIES

ALEWIVESPumcintalmtoiieiirsn enter!

AMBERUACKGS ian li-ion cist ike
ANGELEIISHiicnustmtch (eMten (oMlslit-iine
BALLEYHOO) fe) ie velit) of te) ce
BARRACUDA yaeunis) folio formed =e
WWF Is o6 0 6 0 6 o.0 6
BLUES RUNNERD sr uromelitei titel
EOMIUOs ca" 6G 6 6 0
CNVIO 6 6 a dps 6d 0 .
CATFISH AND BULLHEADS . . .
CIGARGISH mec ie lM can tole
CREVALLE. ... . :
CROAKERSTmciomon
DOLPHIN. .

EINES go 9 0 G6 oa 6 G0

EELS, COMMON. . . j
FLOUNDERSI Mma nemeum i oc
GOATRISH ites ests eee
GROUPERSH aster, Sather’. cine
GRUNTSHES feck dees Gacsicn—s
HOGRISHinava Nerney a he
JEWRISH)tastemaues) Giieese
KING MACKEREL. 2...
KING WHITING OR’"KINGFISH
MENHADEN. .. 2...
MOJARRA . t
MULLET:
BEACK \5 a ch te acts
SIMVERT Mere tance
RERMI\I Se sreee ace
PGHIGM o-0- 0. 6.Oa
POMPANO......
SCUP OR PORGY .
SEAWBASS a ieee era ae
SEARCATAISHIC Reema
SEA TROUT OR WEAKFISH:
GRAV Guetstwelies wo pts re os
SPORE N55 oa ouowate
WHIGTEMNy eth a tuksn cols-silta os
SHAD EU iae nem eicgas in cesetact
SHARKS, UNCLASSIFIED. .
SHEEPSHEAD, SALT-WATER.
SNAPPER:
WANES Irons. 5
MANGROVE. . 2... .
MUTTON Geren eneiel Jsqesursi wens
REO Neg esses
VERMILION. 2...
VEUMOMMIs a 6 36 6
SPANISH MACKEREL. . . .
SPANISH SARDINES, . 2...
SPOT. . Be alah ah

STURGEON, COMMON. .....
MENROUNDER SM icmrcnrelitrite/om iol
VR Silo 6. 6 dG 9) 6b oo
TIRIGGERGUSH Mtomecunc irene omniemle ye
WUAYSW NES oo Bo ole 5

WARSAW Sa siicetibsus lca toneuneue
UNCLASS] FIED:
FORMFOOD NESE n .) cule
BAIT, REDUCTION, AND
ANIMAL FOOD... ....

TOTAL FISH .

SHELLFISH, ETC.
CRABS:
BLUE;
HARD) 6) eh eps)
SOFT AND PEELER .
STONES mmcimonaemcunte

TOTAL CRABS. 2 29.

SEE FOOTNOTE AT END OF TABLE.

POUNDS

31,669, 700
57, 700

2,849, 600
100, 800
3, 400

13, 100
250, 800
39, 800
47, 600

8, 400

297,600
682, 100

757, 700
87, 700

1, 500
72, 300
64, 300
625, 400
10, 600
123, 000

2, 900, 900

938, 100
600

300

2, 200
2,800
55, 300

362, 800

455, 200

62, 490, 200

5, 963, 200
1, 000
217, 800

6, 182, 000

EAST COAST

WEST CO

336
1,080
51
91,811
2, 240
3
289
2, 160, 065
33
3,161
18, 394
1, 708
8, 446
25,915
4,451
39,915
2,805
27,741 8,216, 900
2, 332 77, 800
185 16, 200
2, 860 61, 400
374,055 1,898, 200
153, 064 266, 500
429, 527 431, 900
3,737 105, 200
140,099 | 31,367,900
5, 218 792, 300
341 30, 000
804 22, 100
161, 223 582, 100
3, 760 46, 700
5, 299 ob
530 145, 200
23, 509 -
175, 266 3, 369, 700
5 169, 200
82,061 =
= 800
6,680 232, 800
134 28, 300
14,155 407, 400
16,815 110, 000
215, 217 6,071, 600
2, 347 71,600
33, 407 941, 700
289, 522 4,883, 400
= 121, 800
135,061 314, 500
- 6,600
15 1, 301, 000
23 25, 900
190 25, 700
114 1, 100
264, 400
1,034, 500
471, 400
69, 413, 800
; 20, 597, 500
11, 700
654, 500
510,071 21, 263, 700

(CONTINUED ON NEXT PAGE)

7,725, 707

AST

VALUE
$15, 292

900, 247
6, 130
2, 561
4,699

232, 377

13, 481
17, 294
8, 350

1,775, 088
47, 193

1, 184, 471
8,863
253, 436

POUNDS

426, 900
16, 700

13, 670, 700
314, 600
646, 900
142, 300

32, 200

196, 500
947, 300
82, 500
506, 500
34, 100

8, 446, 500
108, 300
17, 200
101, 500

4, 447, 300
2, 056, 600
32, 101, 600
162, 900

34, 217, 500
893, 100
33, 400

35, 200
832, 900
86, 500
47,600
153, 600

7,784, 300
121, 800
1, 252, 600
6, 600

1, 301,600
26, 200
27, 900

3, 900
319, 700

1, 397, 300

926, 600

131, 904, 000 1

26, 560, 700
12, 700
872, 300

27, 445, 700

313

VALUE

$15, 781
853

836
2, 181, 365
31, 570
20, 996
20, 809

3, 166

11, 966
132, 401
5, 323
99, 940
2,836
927, 988
. 8, 462
2,746
7, 559
606, 432
166, 545
446,821
12, 087

1,915, 187
52,411
2,917

2, 281
542,917
7, 787

5, 299
8,552

2, 432, 809

1,594, 796
9,231
352,814

1,956,841

SOUTH ATLANTIC FISHERIES

FLORIDA - CATCH BY DISTRICTS, 1965 - Continued

314
SPECIES EAST COAST
SHELLFISH, ETC. - CONTINUED POUNDS VALUE
LOBSTERS, SPINY . Gi-onrdead 1, 329, 000 $751,851
SHRIMP Siertae ecu 5, 394, 800 2, 387,901
CLAMS, HARD, PUBLIC . 24, 500 10, 133
CONCHS. pide 500 100
OYSTERS, MARKET:
PUBLIC:
SBRIING eae iemts 48, 100 14, 428
FALLS Gvoveto.o 6 26, 100 7,821
PRIVATE:
SPRINGS o oo 5.00 6 56, 300 16,875
FALL. 5 F 35, 500 10, 680
TOTAL OYSTERS. 166, 000 49, 804
SCALLOPS, BAY .
SeMID 5 6 6 ofae0 6
TURTLES:
GREENER wie agin tries - °
LOGGERHEAD. 3 2, 200 330
SOFT-SHELL. 413, 100 25, 820
SPONGES:
GRASS iiearmren i ieirtatctis 1,600 1,784
SHEEPSWOOL. BS oe 5, 300 26,651
VEU LOWsie tin wer epachn emmys 4,900

TOTAL SHELLFISH, ETC..

GRAND TOTAL. . .

76,020, 900

13, 530, 700 3,773, 227

WEST COAST TOTAL
POUNDS VALUE POUNDS VALUE
4, 385,100 | $2, 467, 390 5,714,100 |$3, 219, 241
37,759,000 | 13,904,804 | 43,153,800 16,292,705
114, 100 41, 794 138, 600 51,927
19, 800 3, 969 20, 300 4,069

1, 256, 300 422, 638 1, 304, 400 437, 066

1, 372, 700 461, 738 1, 398, 800 469, 559

96, 800 32, 123 153, 100 48, 998

62, 900 21, 089 98, 400 31, 769
=,

2, 788, 700 937, 588 2, 954, 700 987, 392

24, 900 3, 668
1, 200 120
300 603
30, 200 300, 117

66, 452,200 | 19, 139,835

24, 900 3, 668

3, 400 450

413, 100 25, 820

1, 900 2, 387

35, 500 326, 768

8, 100 14, 278
79,982,900 |22,913,062

——

8, 480, 329

135,866,000 | 26,865, 542

211,886, 900

35, 345, 871

NOTE:--THE CATCH OF 11,391,600 POUNDS OF CATFISH AND BULLHEADS (VALUED AT $1,822, 656) AND 405,000 POUNDS OF SOFT-
SHELL TURTLES (VALUED AT $25, 314) TAKEN FROM THE INLAND LAKES 1S |NCLUDED WITH, THE CATCH FOR THE EAST COAST OF

FLORIDA.
TO DADE,

FOR THE PURPOSE OF TH}

REPORT THE “EAST COAST OF FLORIDA"
INCLUSIVE, WHILE THE "WEST COAST OF FLORIDA" |NCLUDES THOSE FROM MONROE TO ESCAMBIA,

INCLUDES THE COASTAL COUNT] ES FROM NASSAU

INCLUSIVE.

FLORIDA CATCH OF LEADING SPECIES, 1965

Shrimp

Mullet

Menhaden

Crabs

Catfish
and bullheads

Groupers

Other

20
Million

30

Pe East Coast

West Coast

40
pounds - - =- = -

50

SOUTH ATLANTIC FISHERIES

SOUTH ATLANTIC SHRIMP FISHERY

Landings of 16.7 million pounds (heads-off) were the greatest since 1960, and sur-
passed those of the previous year by 5.7 million pounds (52 percent). The ex-vessel value
--$10.2 million--was $3.5 million (53 percent) larger than in 1964. An excellent market
demand, in spite of higher prices, enabled dealers to pay high ex-vessel prices throughout
most of the year. The increased landings were a welcome change from the low production of
1963 and 1964, The majorfactor in improved catches in all States was the greater abundance
of white shrimp.

In North Carolina a slight decline in landings of pink shrimp was compensated for by
increased catches of brown and white shrimp, This was the first time in many years that
white shrimp had been taken in North Carolina in substantial quantities. Total landings
increased 27 percent over the previous year, and the ex-vessel value increased 14 percent.
The gain in value was not commensurate with the volume increase because the landings had
a greater proportion of small shrimp than in the previous year.

South Carolina shrimp landings established anew value record, Increased abundance
of white shrimp was responsible for the vastly improved economic condition in the commercial
fisheries, The abundance of white shrimp continues tobe the major factor in determining the
economic success or failure of the commercial fisheries. Landings were 160 percent more
than in the previous year; the dockside value was 200 percent more. The staff of the Bears
Bluff Laboratory, WadmalawIsland,S,C., theorized that mild temperatures during the winter
of 1964-65 and a larger than usual wintering-over population of white shrimp were major
factors in the increased landings. Commercial catch predictions by the Laboratory staff,
based on postlarval sampling, continued to be accurate,

Shrimp landings at Georgia ports were 45 percent greater than in the previous year;
the value was 49 percent greater. The increasedvolume was the result of an excellent white
shrimp season. Count-size composition of landings changed somewhat as small shrimp
(41-67 heads-off per pound) were 36 percent of the total, compared with 26 percent in 1964.
Because of improvedeconomic conditions, several vessel owners disposed of their craft and
reinvested in new and larger vessels with greater horsepower engines.

Florida, East Coast fishermen alsohadagood year. Both volume andvalve of landings
were 21 percent greater than in 1964, A slight decrease in landings of brown and royal red
shrimp was more than offset by excellent catches of white shrimp.

The quantities shown in the following tables are heads-off weight of the shrimp and
are not directly comparable with the volume data published in the General Review, regional
tables, or the Review of Certain Major Fisheries, which represent the round weight of the
catch,

The pounds of heads-off shrimp may be converted to heads-on (round) weight by mul-
tiplying brown by 1.61; pink, 1.60; white, 1.54; seabobs, 1.53; and royal red, by 1.80.

Detailed information on 1965 landings of shrimp in the South Atlantic States, by months
for each State, was published in Current Fishery Statistics No. 4113.

SS

POOR

315

316

UNDER 15.

15)" 20) 5.
Cy ONE G25. 6
C3 So o 6
31-40...
Gh) Bb 6G
SH Oxy o.oo
68 AND OVER .

TOTAL. .

POUNDS

5,047,419

32,464

VALUE

115,

MeS2i $10, 565
30, 252 25,044
328,565 253, 340
908, 628 639,531
1,881,333 1,131,877
1,318, 900 656, 124
535, 756 218,131

316

2,945, 928

POUNDS

1,054, 523

SOUTH ATLANTIC FISHERIES

482,990 10,587,016

SUMMARY OF SHRIMP LANDINGS, 1965

POUNDS VALUE

277,900 $229, 385

1,606,409 | 1,256,124
1,913,896 | 1,419,456
3,217,013 | 2,075,029
2,213,564 | 1,174,851
1,176, 264 492, 340

181,970 55,557

6, 702, 742

SIZE TOTAL

ROYAL RED

POUNDS VALUE POUNDS VALUE

UNDER Seaemetinn st uni enrir - = 11,521 $10,565
USES 20ers ahec esate eis age - = 308, 152 254,429
yc 2aiinG io 6 Galle 6 dla 7,066 $5,895 1,942, 040 1,515, 359
AsO EO) bibs L070. Golo 8,450 6, 299 2,830, 974 2,065, 286
Sim 20) 5 ed sds's"G 2G. o. OLA 19,880 13,520 5, 187, 394 3, 258, 142
CEO) 34. Stavecuantesudae 2,766 1,566 4,397, 540 2,229,813
SIG SO7pse aan Nouicereutet 2,324 996 1,833,474 758, 529
GB ANDEOVERIop tcl eure sinel eles 218, 349 67,813
16,729, 444 10,159, 936

SOUTH ATLANTIC SHRIMP LANDINGS, BY SPECIES AND SIZE, 1965

SPECIES AND SIZE

NORTH CAROL INA

SOUTH CAROLINA

GEORGIA

POUNDS YALUE POUNDS VALUE POUNDS VALUE

BROWN:
UNDER 15.
15-20...
A) oZs os
26-30..
31-40..
Ale = 0507 ene
Si = 67sec.
68 AND OVER
TOTAL. .
PINK:
31-40..
41-50..
5ile=Gviseass
68 AND OVER
TOTAL. .
WHITE
15°="20 2.
ZW 25Mecs
ZO—s SO maar
SI = 240% 5
41-s50..
51-67..
68 AND OVER
TOTAL. .
ROYAL RED:
31-40...
51) =167) 6 <8
TOTAL. .

.

GRAND TOTAL.

O° Ustt-O-0-070-0

SEE NOTE AT END OF TABLE.

1,774,880

3, 395, 247

5,976

1,719, 238

$4, 303
263, 838 171,495
731,083 408,701
636,531 293, 509
137,452 53, 986

198, 006
349, 263
402,761
367,759
236, 639

4,341,451

(CONTINUED ON NEXT PAGE)

$155,412
260,819
254,510
183, 769
90, 037

2, 634, 989

10,020 $9, 218
10,737 9,140
38,099 29,842
175,714 125, 866
586, 188 371,740
244,898 139,749
114, 806 53, 938
22,917 8,110

1,203,379 747, 603

69, 168 3 2 = 2
862, 310 397, 272 e = z -
119, 130 47,062 = & = 2

3,915 940 ce = = ©
1,054,523 482, 990 = 2 = =
= 5 = 12, 386 10,633
- - 125, 328 102, 995 296, 331 237, 323
44,273 28,931 473,429 356, 265 818,072 615, 236
282,923 167,438 1,109, 243 699,435 1,396, 370 930, 866
186, 660 86, 398 874, 355 453, 972 972,032 537,409
51,988 21,487 204, 668 77,775 674, 660 294,440
2 z cS 145, 871 43,883
2,787,023 | 1,690,442
304

5,519,765 | 3,417,608

SOUTH ATLANTIC FISHERIES

317
SOUTH ATLANTIC SHRIMP LANDINGS,
BY SPECIES AND SIZE, 1965 - Continued
SPECIES AND SIZE FLORIDA, EAST COAST TOTAL
POUNDS POUNDS VALUE
BROWN:
UNDE S56 colo .o 0 O06 1,501 11,521 $10, 565
Seb oOks cue Soeeyt ab spaces 20 fe 19,515 30, 252 25,044
2) 3°23 5666.0 06.060 4 86, 484 328,565 253, 340
ORSON erent Nevircnms its 119,813 908, 628 639,531
GW oLOsaood00o op 0 161,301 1,881,333 1,131,877
Ao BD 5\6000..d00%0 60) 69,712 1,318, 900 656, 124
Gi. 6. BY o.sno0 a 6 O.0n000 46,859 535,756 218,131
68 AND OVER. .......-. 9,547 32, 464 11,316
VOUwbs 6 o odo 1o1 000 0 5,047,419 2,945, 928
PINK:
Si) co G0): 6 505.0 0 Ovds0.0°0 37,716
2) o Bo 6606 0 G0 0-0 0 397,272
SF] 2 Go 6 500.010 0.0 0 47,062
ESHANDBOVERMsiietis ccfect on ieats 940
WHITE:
WeABDsodo6 O00 00 6 265,514 218,752 277, 900 229,385
2) 0 23 ob 0 G10. 0G. 0 0010 1,184, 750 915, 806 1,606, 409 1, 256, 124
BoD SG 500000000 578,122 419,024 1,913, 896 1,419,456
Gi o49 566.66 00.00 60 428,477 277, 290 3,217,013 2,075,029
ANS 2) 536 650000000 180,517 97,072 2,213, 564 1,174,851
BoM oos00050000 244,948 98, 638 1,176, 264 492, 340
GOWANDROVERIememcmn irene mr ine 36,099 11,674 181,970 555557
WU boon odo bo 6 2,918,427 2,038, 256 10,587,016 6,702,742
ROYAL RED:
AoBoood006000 7,066 5,895 7,066 5,895
233 £9. 6 'o\4 o-00 00.080 8,450 6, 299 8,450 6, 299
Heo gocoo0ob00 19, 264 13,126 19, 880 13, 520
49) 3&0) 60 00d 010 0 O10 2,766 1,566 2, 766 1,566
Bi] o B59 6 510 Oo Oso lO CS 2,276 975 2, 324 996
VWukLo.o bo 0 Go G45 39, 822 27,861 40,486 28, 276
GRAND TOTAL... . 3,472,981 2,387,901 16,729, 444 10, 159, 936
NOTE: --ALL WEIGHTS ARE ON HEADS-OFF BASIS. THE SIZE INDICATES THE NUMBER OF HEADS-OFF SHRIMP TO THE POUND. TO

CONVERT TO HEADS=ON WEIGHT MULTIPLY BY 1.61 FOR BROWN, 1.60 FOR PINK. 1.54 FOR WHITE. AND 1.80 FOR ROYAL RED.

THE STATES LISTED REPRESENT THE STATES WHERE THE SHRIMP WERE LANDED REGARDLESS OF WHERE CAUGHT. THE NAMES OF THE
SPECIES USED IN THESE TABLES ARE AS FOLLOWS: WHITE SHRIMP (MOSTLY PENAEUS SETIFERUS), BROWN SHRIMP (MOSTLY

PENAEUS AZTECUS), PINK SHRIMP (MOSTLY PENAEUS DUORARUM), SEA BOBS (MOSTLY XIPHOPENAEUS KROYERI), AND ROYAL RED
(MOSTLY HYMENOPENAEUS ROBUSTUS). THE VALUE REPORTED IS THE AMOUNT RECEIVED BY THE OWNERS OR OPERATORS OF THE
VESSELS FOR THE FIRST SALE AT THE DOCK. ANY EXPENSES INVOLVED IN HANDLING OR PROCESSING ASHORE ARE NOT INCLUDED,
EVEN THOUGH CHARGEABLE TO THE VESSEL. THE SIZE REPORTED GENERALLY IS THAT USED AS OF THE FIRST SALE. SIZE

GRADING IN VARYING DEGREES OF UNIFORMITY MAY OR MAY NOT OCCUR AT, OR PRIOR TO, THE TIME FIRST SALES ARE MADE. IF
GRADING IS NOT DONE AT THIS TIME, THE SIZE REPORTED IS AN AVERAGE SIZE AND MAY INCLUDE SEVERAL SIZE CLASSIFICATIONS.

SOUTH ATLANTIC FISHERIES
SURVEY PROCEDURE IN THE SOUTH ATLANTIC STATES

Statistical programs in the South Atlantic States are under the general supervision of the
Bureau's Regional Office in St. Petersburg Beach, Fla., and direct supervision of a Regional
Supervisor stationed in New Orleans, La. Collection of data is carried out by Fishery Reporting
Specialists trained in obtaining and reporting fishery statistical data. They are stationed in
Beaufort, N.C.; Charleston, S.C.; Brunswick, Ga.; and Miami, Fla. Supervisory field per-
sonnel are also stationed in Beaufort, N.C. and Miami, Fla.

318

Catch Statistics: The collection of catch statistics is a joint venture of the Bureau of
Commercial Fisheries and the States of North Carolina, South Carolina, Georgia, and Florida.
Standard forms designed for the needs of each State, the Bureau, and industry are used to collect
catch data in each State. Forms are mailed to dealers or buyers each month with a request that
they be completed and returned by a specified date. The forms provide for reporting the pounds
and value of the species purchased from fishermen, or caught by the producers' fleets. Forms
not returned by the deadline date are picked up by Bureau or State employees. The data, which
are tabulated for publication in monthly landings bulletins for the various States, show the volume
of the catch of each species by county or district and the total value of each species.

When there are revisions in the monthly data already published, corrections are made in the
cumulative totals in the current monthly bulletin, The revised figures for the individual months
appear in the annual bulletin. Field reporting specialists interview fishermen and dealers to ob-
tain annual information on the quantity of each species taken by the types of gear operated and
the various bodies of water in which the catch was made. When the interviewing has been com-
pleted and the catch has been credited to the respective gears and water areas, an annual report
is prepared on a specially designedform showing volume and value of the catch by species, gear,
and area of capture. The forms are then forwarded to the Washington Office where the data are
machine processed. The figures are reviewed in the Central office and by field personnel con-
cerned with the survey. When all discrepancies have been reconciled, the data are published
in a sectional summary in the Current Fishery Statistics series entitled "South Atlantic Fisheries".
and, subsequently, in the Digest, “Fishery Statistics of the United States."

Data on the catch by water area for the South Atlantic States are not published. However,
the information is machine processed and supplied to State and federal offices and laboratories
inthe area. Information on the catch by counties has not been published in the Digest since 1960.
However, the data are prepared and copies of the tabulations are maintained in the Central office.

Operating Units: Fieldreporting specialists are supplied with a set of prepunched IBM
vessel cards obtained from the Bureau of Customs. The cards are prepunched with the following
information: name, official number, rig code, gross tonnage, length, and year built. The re-
porting specialist, through interviews, obtains data on the number of crew; and number, type,
and quantity of gear utilized by the vessel during the year. The number and quantity of gear is
the greatest quantity fished at one time. It does not include replacement gear aboard the vessel
or ashore,

When the reporter has completed the entries on the vessel cards, they are forwarded to the
Regional Supervisor who arranges for the punching and tabulating of the data, The tabulations
are then forwarded to the reporter who prepares operating unit tables for the State. Data on the
shore and boat fishery (those craft of lessthan 5 net tons and fishermen operating without benefit
of craft along the shore) which have been assembled by the reporter by personal interview and
from State records are entered on the State operating unit tables in much the same manner as for
the vessel fishery. Lists of boat and shore fishermen are usually maintained in the files of the
reporter,

When all reconciliation of the data has been accomplished in the Region, the operating unit
tabulations are forwarded to the Washington office. If discrepancies are discovered, these are
reconciled. Summary operating unit data are then published in a section CFS bulletin entitled
"South Atlantic Fisheries." These data and detailed information on the operating units by gear
are published in the annual Digest. Information on the operating units by counties is prepared
but has notbeen published inthe Digest since 1960. Copies of the tabulations are prepared each
year and are on file in the Central office.

Processed Fishery Products: Information on the production of processed fishery
products (canned, fresh and frozen packaged fish and shellfish, "cured" items, and industrial

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fishery products) is obtained from processors through the use of especially designed question-
naires. Data are obtained on the monthly production of fish meal, oil, and solubles, fish sticks,
portions, and breaded shrimp and published currently during the year. Statistics on the production
of other processed products are obtained annually.

Individual monthly and annual reports are forwarded to the Washington office for tabulation
and publication of the data. Monthly data are published in bulletins entitled "Fish Meal and Oil"
and "Fish Sticks, Fish Portions, and Breaded Shrimp." The latter is released quarterly. Annual
data are released in bulletins entitled “Canned Fishery Products;" “Industrial Fishery Products"
(fish meal, oil, and solubles, etc.); "Packaged Fishery Products" (fresh and frozen fillets and
steaks); and "Manufactured Fishery Products." The latter report contains a summary of the data
contained in the monthly and annual processed bulletins and also information on the annual pro-
duction of packaged shellfish and cured fishery products.

The Fishery Market News office in Hampton, Va., covers part of the North Carolina area on
a daily basis. Persons interested in current day-to-day trends should consult that office. The
monthly landings bulletins represent the best available information on amonthly and seasonal basis
and the Statistical Digest represents the most complete annual data available in Bureau records.

VALUE OF SOUTH ATLANTIC STATES CATCH, 1965

Shrimp

Crabs, blue

Menhaden

Oyster meats

Flounders

Lobsters

Shad

Other

4
. . Million dollars .

263-707 O - 67 - 21

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SOUTH ATLANTIC BIBLIOGRAPHY OF FISHERY STATISTICS

Federal fishery statistics have been collected by a number of agencies, including the
Fish Commission, Bureau of Fisheries, Fish and Wildlife Service, and Bureau of the Census.
The data have been published in several series of reports. Since funds for conducting statis-
tical surveys have been limited, there has been wide variation in the frequency of the surveys
in the various areas. This has made it difficult to determine the years in which data were
available for the various sections, and also to locate the reports in which the results of
surveys were published. The following bibliography was prepared to make it easier to locate
the results ofthe various canvasses of the fisheries of the South Atlantic States. No attempt
has been made to include those publications giving fragmentary or summary data only, or data
ononly certain fisheries or states. Unless otherwise noted, all are publications of the Bureau
of Commercial Fisheries and its predecessor agencies.

Data for: Title of Publication

1880 The Fisheries and Fishery Industries of the United States, Section II,
Senate Document No. 124, 47th Congress, 1887
1887 Report of the Commissioner of Fisheries for 1888
1888 Report of the Commissioner of Fisheries for 1888
1889 Bulletin of the United States Fish Commission, 1891
1890 Bulletin of the United States Fish Commission, 1891
1897 Report of the Commissioner of Fisheries for the Year Ending June 30, 1899
1902 Report of the Commissioner of Fisheries for the Year Ending June 30, 1903
1908 Fisheries of the United States, 1908, Bureau of the Census
1918 Fishery Industries of the United States, 1920
1923 Fishery Industries of the United States, 1924
1927 Fishery Industries of the United States, 1928
1928 Fishery Industries of the United States, 1929
1929 Fishery Industries of the United States, 1930
1930 Fishery Industries of the United States, 1931
1931 Fishery Industries of the United States, 1932
1932 Fishery Industries of the United States, 1933
1934 Fishery Industries of the United States, 1935
1936 Fishery Industries of the United States, 1937
1937 Fishery Industries of the United States, 1938
1938 Fishery Industries of the United States, 1939
1939 Fishery Statistics of the United States, 1939
1940 Fishery Statistics of the United States, 1940
1945 Fishery Statistics of the United States, 1945
1950 Fishery Statistics of the United States, 1950
For the years since 1950, statistical surveys have been published each year in Fishery
Statistics of the United States,

SECTION 6 - GULF FISHERIES

The record commercial catch of fish and shellfish landed at ports of the Gulf States
(West Coast of Florida, Alabama, Mississippi, Louisiana, and Texas) was nearly 1.5
billion pounds worth a record $113.5 million. The landings were 145.6 million pounds
greater than in 1964, and the value increased $14.2 million. Most of the increase in both
volume and value was the result of the excellent conditions that prevailed in four of the
area's major fisheries--shrimp, menhaden, blue crab, and red snapper. In addition to an
abundance of these fish in most areas of the Gulf, the market was strong and ex-vessel
prices were at high levels throughout the year.

Compared with 1964, Louisiana landings (787.1 million pounds) increased 90.9 million
and accounted for 54 percent of the catch. Mississippi landings (368.4 million pounds)
were up 36.5 million; Texas (154.3 million pounds), up 9.3 million; West Coast of Florida
(135.9 million pounds), up 6.2 million; and Alabama (17.8 million pounds), up 2.7 million.
Each State also gained in value of landings compared with the previous year: Louisiana
landings valued at $36.8 million increased $3.3 million; Texas ($35.5 million), up $6.0
million; West Coast of Florida ($26.9 million) up $2.7 million; and Mississippi ($9.3
million) and Alabama ($5.0 million), both up slightly more than $1.0 million each.

Fishermen and vessels. There was a moderate increase in the number of fishermen
aboard vessels--11,889 compared with 11,744 in 1964. There were 8,857 regular fisher-
men using boats--a slight decline compared with 8,990 in the previous year. Many of
these fishermen turned to other types of employment or became part-time. or casual
fishermen (deriving less than 50 percent of their income from commercial fishing).
There were 4,825 casual fishermen in boats--388 more than in 1964. The number of
vessels in the commercial fishing fleet grew to a record 3,683--101 more than in the
previous year.

According to Bureau of Customs records, 298 vessels (craft over 5 net tons) were
issued first documents as fishing craft during the year--77 more than in 1964. The general
trend was toward construction of larger vessels with greater horsepower. There were
many installations of engines with horsepower ratings of 300 to 400 compared with 165
to 175 and 200 to 220 ratings, which predominated during prior years. In length, 117 of
the newly documented vessels were in the 60 to 70-foot category. The strong ocean cur-
rents encountered on the shrimp grounds of the Caribbean area where many of the new
craft will be working dictated the need for greater horsepower. Owners of vessels fishing
only grounds off the U.S. coast also installed more powerful engines, because they
believe that reduced running time from port to fishing grounds and return would com-
pensate for the higher cost of the more powerful engines.

Installation of freezing units and cold storage holding facilities aboard shrimp
trawlers was resumed. This was not a new undertaking; however, as earlier attempts
had been unsuccessful. One of the reasons for the failure was that the systems were too
complicated to be operated and maintained by the average crewman, and a breakdown at
sea resulted in considerable loss to the owner. By the end of the year, 10 Tampa-based
trawlers had installed freezing and holding facilities. Vessel owners felt that the newly
designed equipment was sosimple that the average crewman could operate and maintain it.

Processed products. The value of processed fishery products in the Gulf States was
$208.0 million--an increase of $34.8 million compared with the previous year. Louisiana
accounted for 30 percent; Texas, 29 percent; Florida, West Coast, 25 percent; Missis-
sippi, 12 percent; and Alabama, 4 percent. Fresh and frozen items accounted for 69
percent of the value; canned products and industrial products, 15 percent each; and cured
products, 1 percent. There were 847 wholesale and processing establishments operating
in the Gulf area in 1965 compared with 780 in 1964.

Some technological advances in processing were made during 1965. Four major
processing plants in the Gulf installed systems using liquid nitrogen to freeze fishery
products. The main advantages attributed to this new type of freezing are better quality
and a reduction in weight loss because ofthe very fast freeze. The system also simplified
the production of IQF (individually quick frozen) items.

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Two new oyster shucking machines were developed. The principal feature of both
machines was that the oysters were prepared for an easy insertion of the shucking knife.
One machine was a hydraulic hammer which "'billed'' oysters (breaking the outer shell
so that a shucking knife can be easily inserted) as they were fed into the machine one at
a time. The other machine was a revolving drum which caused oysters to gape as a result
of the tumbling action; a constant stream of water under pressure directed on the oysters
while revolving in the drum helped rid the shell of mud and various types of attached
fouling organisms.

Weather. Hurricane Betsy, one of the most destructive storms to ever strike the U.S.
mainland, moved inland just west of the mouthof the Mississippi River in September. The
great storm spread over the area from Biloxi, Miss., to Morgan City, La. The eastern
coastal parishes of Louisiana, directly in the hurricane's path, suffered the greatest
damage. Seafood processing plants and unloading facilities were destroyed, and many
small fishing craft were also destroyed or extensively damaged. Facilities in areas on
the fringe of the main force were not entirely free from damage, but most were able to
resume operations by the end of September. Destruction of powerlines resulted in a loss
of ice making facilities and created an ice shortage for many weeks in some areas. The
few fishermen who were able to fishsoonafter passage of the hurricane lost a substantial
number of shrimp trawls in the debris that the hurricane deposited on the main fishing
grounds,

Labor. There were no labor disputes among the few segments of the fishing industry
whose employees were union members. There appeared tobe no intensification or expan-
sion of the union organizing activities that began the previous year.

Shrimp. Shrimp landings of 195.2 million pounds (heads-on) valued ata record $70.9
million were 9 and 13 percent more involume and value, respectively, than in the previous
year. Landings on the West Coast of Florida were 6 percent less than in 1964, but the
catch was larger in all other States. Alabama had the greatest gain in landings--33 per-
cent more than in 1964, Mississippi landings increased, 28 percent; Texas, 17 percent;
and Louisiana, 5 percent compared with the previous year. In all States the value of
landings was greater than in 1964. In Mississippi the value increased 40 percent; in
Alabama, 39 percent; Texas, 19 percent; and West Coast of Florida and Louisiana, 4
percent each.

During most of the year supplies of shrimp, both domestic and imported, were
insufficient to meet the ever increasing demand forthis popular seafood. The competition
for domestic supplies sustained ex-vessel prices at a high level even through peak pro-
duction periods. Although most vessel owners and fishermen had a good year, many
processors found it necessary to reduce profit margins in order to ensure good move-
ment of inventories during production peaks. At the end of the year, cold storage holdings
of raw headless shrimp were the lowest since 1962. Although records were not available
on holdings of canned shrimp, most canning plant owners commented that sales had been
brisk and that their inventories were well below normal. Exports of canned shrimp in-
creased despite their high price.

The third successive year of good financial returns in the shrimp fishery resulted
in a great expansion in construction of new shrimp vessels. In addition Gulf shipyards
worked at capacity to meet an increased demand from the fishing industry for vessels
for use in expanded oil exploration and drilling. Many prospective shrimp vessel owners
found that shipyards could not guarantee delivery of a new vessel until far in the future,
and many yards were reluctant to accept orders. There were a few additions (largely
newly constructed vessels) to the number of U.S. flag vessels fishing shrimp in the
Caribbean area. These craft, owned by U.S. companies, land their catches in foreign
ports and are not considered part of the U.S. fleet.

Menhaden. The menhaden catch of 1,022,837 pounds was only 3 percent less than the
record 1962 landings, For the second consecutive year a September hurricane shortened
the fishing season. No fishable concentrations of menhadenwere found after these storms.
In addition, the hurricane put out of operationfor the remainder of the year two menhaden
plants at Empire, La., which produced 14 percent of the U.S. supply of menhaden meal
and oil in 1964,

GULF FISHERIES

The market for menhaden industrial products was stable throughout the year, and
prices were at relatively high levels. Fish meal prices began at about $144 per ton for
60 percent protein menhaden meal, f.o.b. New York, and continued an upward trend to the
end of the year. Fish oil prices likewise began a steady climb early in the year and,
except for minor fluctuations in the summer, reached a high of 9-1/2 cents per pound in
April and remained at that level to the end of the year.

Oysters. Production of 19.2 million pounds of oyster meats was 18 percent less than in
the previous year. Texas landings (4.8 million pounds) surpassed the 1964 record produc-
tion by 44 percent, but the catch decreased in all other States. Landings on the West
Coast of Florida (2.8 million pounds) were down only slightly from 1964, but in Louisiana
(8.3 million pounds) they declined 27 percent. Part of this reduction was caused by the
almost complete destruction, by hurricane Betsy, of leased reefs in Barataria Bay. The
full impact of the hurricane would not be felt until the following year. In Alabama, the
catch of 493,000 pounds was only about one-half the 1964 production. A major factor in
this decline was the pollution of some of the most productive oyster reefs by a spring
flood. Mississippi landings (2.7 million pounds) were 44 percent less than in the previous
year and 22 percent less than the 1960-64 average. In September, oystering was curtailed
in Mississippi waters until it could be determined that reefs had not been polluted by the
debris deposited on them by hurricane Betsy.

During the peak spring production, periods of very light demand for shucked and
shell oysters led to lower prices to processors and fishermen. As the September hurri-
cane damage to Louisiana reefs became apparent, prices to fishermen and processors
increased rapidly and reached almost record heights by the end of the year.

Blue crabs. The catch of blue crabs (37.2 million pounds) was 46 percent more than in
1964, and the greatest volume landed since 1945. The record 20.6 million pounds landed
at West Coast of Florida ports were 6.5 million pounds larger than in the previous year.
Compared with 1964, Louisiana landings (9.5 million pounds) increased 3.6 million and
Texas (3.6 million pounds), 1.1 million. There were also slight increases at Alabama
and Mississippi ports. Fishermen received an average price of slightly more than 6 cents
per pound--just about the same as the previous year.

There were 4.3 million pounds of fresh and frozen crab meat produced--45 percent
more than in 1964. The average price for crab meat (primary wholesale level) was $1.23
per pound, about 5 cents per pound less than the 1964 average. Demand was strong during
most of the year, but in October and November it diminished and prices declined.

Edible finfish. There was little change in the volume of landings--94.2 million pounds
compared with 93.7 million in 1964. Ex-vessel value of the catch, however, was 5 per-
cent more than in the previous year. New volume records were established for two
leading species--flounders (1,2 million pounds) and groupers (9.1 million), King whiting
landings (1.9 million pounds) were the largest since 1953, and red snapper (13.4 million),
the largest since 1902. Compared with 1964, there were substantial gains in the catches
of red drum, up 21 percent; king mackerel, up 44 percent; spotted sea trout, up 20 percent;
and Spanish mackerel, up 24 percent, Landings of mullet, the perennial volume leader,
were 8 percent less than in 1964, Fresh-water catfish landings, which play an important
role in the economy of many coastal areas, were 16 percent less than in 1964. The do-
mestic shortage of fresh-water catfish caused many wholesale dealers to canvass South
American countries in an effort to locate supplies to meet the increasing demand.
In addition, the relatively high prices offered for available supplies of these fish stimu-
lated greater interest and activity in their pond culture. Supplies of red snapper, most
valuable of the edible finfish, were again inadequate to meet the demand and ex-vessel
prices were at record highs at the end of the year,

Legislation. The Florida legislature passed three laws affecting the commercial
fisheries: License fees for primary wholesale producers of fish were raised from $50
to $100--the additional funds collected are to finance an intensive seafood marketing
program. The minimum size regulation for spiny lobsters was changed from 3-1/8 to
3 inches for the carapace (head, body, or front section) and minimum measurement for

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tail section was changed from 5-3/4 inches to 5-1/2 inches. A new count size regulation
was also established for shrimp--not more than 5 percent of a vessel's catch may be
smaller than 47 to the pound, heads-on, or 70 to the pound, heads -off.

The Texas legislature enacted a law prohibiting the taking of egg-bearing (''sponge'')
blue crabs for any purpose, by any means from Texas waters.

Activities of foreign vessels. In March, the Soviet trawler Otradny was observed 23
miles off Egmont Key on the West Coast of Florida. The vessel remained in the area
about 1 week, apparently engaged in exploratory fishing.

New Bureau Laboratory. The Bureau's newly constructed Tropical Atlantic Biological
Laboratory, located on a 5-acre tract oflandon Virginia Key, Miami, Fla., was dedicated
in ceremonies held in November.

Research expanded. Funding of the previously enacted Commercial Fisheries Research
and Development Act (Public Law 88-309) enabled the individual States to greatly expand
needed research. Most of the funds allotted to Florida were used to support an intensive
marketing program designed to increase the consumption of Florida seafood. The Secre-
tary of the Interior authorized the use of $100,000 from funds allotted under Section 4(b)
of the Act for the restoration and rehabilitation of the oyster resources of Louisiana
which were damaged by hurricane Betsy; Section 4(b) of the Act provides for the direct
grant of funds with no matching funds required from the States in the event of a resource
disaster.

Other information. Condensed summary data on operating units and catch by States
appearing on the following pages have been previously published in Current Fishery
Statistics No. 4334. Data on the catch and operating units of the east coast of Florida and
the entire State of Florida may be found in Section 5 of this Digest. Seasonal variations
in the catch of fish and shellfish in Florida, Alabama, Mississippi, Louisiana, and Texas
can be ascertained from monthly landing bulletins issued currently for these States in
cooperation with the fishery agencies of eachState. Additional aspects of the Gulf fisheries
may be found in daily, monthly, and annual reports published by the Bureau's Fishery
Market News Service, Federal Building, 600 South Street, New Orleans, La. 70130.
Specific and detailed accomplishments ofthe Bureau are contained in Report of the Bureau
of Commercial Fisheries, Calendar Year 1965.

Acknowledgments. The following organizations assisted the Bureau to collect data
appearing in this Section: Florida State Board of Conservation, Alabama Department of
Conservation, Mississippi Marine Conservation Commission, Louisiana Wild Life and
Fisheries Commission, and Texas Parks and Wildlife Department.

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SHELLFISH, ETC.

QUANTITY QUANTITY QUANTITY
69 136 27

FLORIDA, WEST COAST.

ALABAMA. . . « « «© © © «© «© « 6 18 =)
NIESISSIPRUS 0-5 ¢'6 5 00 5 6 356 368 9
HOUIRSITANAY Ss cutcnaclatoi vol leMite/tr-ilepite 705 787 37
TEAASo.o 0G on oo 6 0 O60 69 154

TOWNS: 6 0.0 600 2 G00

NOTE: --FOR THE PURPOSE OF THIS REPORT THE "WEST COAST OF FLORIDA" |NCLUDES THE COASTAL COUNTIES FROM MONROE TO

ESCAMBIA, INCLUSIVE.
SUMMARY OF OPERATING UNITS, 1965
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FLORIDA, MOGSIG= ae
1TEM WEST ALABAMA SIDE LOUISIANA SIME OF
COAST
DUPLICATION
FISHERMEN: NUMBER NUMBER NUMBER NUMBER NUMBER
ONEVESSEUSpryercul-austicmicuseutite 3,825 896 1,878 5,028 11,889
ON BOATS AND SHORE
RECULARG 56 0 bo Oo 0 6 2,953 575 3,705 937 8,857
CAS 5 0 o oxo olson g 1,564 421 1,823 769 4,825
WU 666000 6-0.0
VESSELS SaMOORMreinchecnteaici cients 3, 683
GROSSIGTONNAGEC rs en tu ecco 162, 820
BOATS:
MOORS 6 6 Ob OOO Gao 10,536
Guna o-oa0 6) Ov ore ofa oo 453
GEAR:
HAUL SEINES, COMMON. ... . 115
MHENGTHNSYARDS}) yieiner aes 63,450 1, 200 400 4,200 2,500 71,750
PURSE SEINES:
MENGADENI ctnepecimeniseesmcnas - - 18 7 11 83
LENGE SR VAR DSS ae anenemea - - 9,630 30,750 5,460 44, 280
Oleic. 0/6. ioc. 0 pao. a 2 = 1 = - 3
LENGTH, YARDS. .... 500 - 500 - - 1,000
OTTER TRAWLS:
CRABIR Oi Diy sel eee 1 S & 2 ib 1
YARDS AT MOUTH... . . 19 - eS - 19
Ex SHisaay crac ieircuesp tem rues - 107 28 - 125
YARDS AT MOUTH... . - 1,961 481 - 2,267
SHRIMMP Ss occ tee ame le 1,706 676 1,047 5,476 3, 363 9,710
YARDS AT MOUTH... . 26,216 10,483 14,188 76,665 48,845 136, 865
POUND NETS, CRAB. .... 40 = - S - 40
FYKE AND HOOP NETS, FISH. . - 384. - 11,513 15 11,912
POTS AND TRAPS:
CRAB:
BLUE ecmtastcmeinsie tale 59,020 8,400 3, 000 11,465 8, 200 90,085
OMPER ates cupesiien vey vo) renee 19,660 co - - = 19, 660
CRAWFISH... « . - - - 12,415 = 12,415
Bae aecicuccupeniecctons 240 - = a - 240
Fal SHuseuns sy tetaosl copmewrae - 154 = 614 - 768
WOBSTERS (SPINY! oo) eacmone 89, 700 = - = - 89, 700
SHRIIMPIoren elie) fe Bib - - = 20 - 20
GILL NETS:
ANCHOR, SET OR STAKE... 3 - = 235 46 284
SQUARE YARDS) eis) ee saa 1,800 - = 70,838 26, 200 98, 838
PRISM om O!6 6. 0-000 0b 23 - - - - 23
SQUARE YARDS... - 82, 900 - o - - 82, 900
RUNAROUNID sy sate eiemnee ni rouennarns 1,105 10 2 - - 1,117
SQUARE MYARDSivn c eueune 1,859,747 6,000 2,400 - - 1,868, 147
TRAMMEL NETS... . 5 329 94 27 103 82 635
SUM WARDSivenem rua se pomeaviys 449,929 94,000 20, 600 41,052 43, 680 649, 261
LINES:
AND) areere. 6 oo ocGne 2,843 210 178 1,363 693 5,071
HOOKS 6.2 Ae suey ae 8,273 1,230 1,039 1,822 4,487 15,002
WLS 6.6 io 6b oa oo 1, 246 - = - - 1,246
HOOKS cemcetescsmeomsiateiec mitcime 1, 246 - - - - 1, 246

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SUMMARY OF OPERATING UNITS, 1965 - Continued
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COAST
DUPLICATION
NUMBER NUMBER NUMBER NUMBER NUMBER NUMBER
GEAR = CONTINUED:
LINES - CONTINUED: +
LONG OR SET WITH HOOKS . . 84 4 = 1,708 125 1,921
HOOKS eee renncete ee ie, sub 9,120 1,200 - 636,415 144, 900 791, 635
TROT WITH BAITS. . . .. 15 14 15 786 13 843
BAVSIN fe atceteltennsy Ne-deas 8,600 6, 200 7,500 414,550 5,100 441,950
DIP NETS:
GMO 6566050 6000 62 - - 30 = 92
DROPRer taNao ta tah ter Sentence 226 - - 28,957 - 29, 183
CASTMINETS tee come cee 6 = 6 = 12
SREARSIemremts metas te eremairen ys 54 50 12 = 178 294
DREDGES:
OYSTER, COMMON. ..... 4 300 778 275 1, 225
YARDS AT MOUTH... - 6 366 889 275 1,393
SENOS 5 680 0.60000 62 S = 62
YARDS AT MOUTH... . 66 - - 66
TONGS:
OYSUER 6 5G oso ob 00 G0 723 756 552 383 15 2,429
OWENS oo oo Do Oa OO 1 - - - 1
RANWESG ooo Gill OO Oane 10 - - = = 10
BRUSHITRARS carom mtenioment werent - - - 17,000 = 17,000
GRABS aa GROGHER mee meme rr - - - 63 - 63
HOOKS, SPONGE. . 5 54. - = 2 45
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CATCH BY STATES, 1965

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SPECIES FLORIDA, WEST COAST ALABAMA MISSI SS] PPI
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FISH QUANTITY VALUE QUANTITY QUANTITY VALUE

ALEVE NG a 3) a6 5 0G 6-6 406 15 - - - -
AMEERINGKS 6 6600060000 8 1) - - - =
ANGELFIGMG oo Goa De G00 4 1) - - - -
EVV) cj: OF 0-05 ou, bmeomOnomO 90 13 - - - -
PARRAGUDNS 6 6 oo 010 00 oO (1) (1) - - - -
FLWEFISH 6.66 66166 6616 © 859 88 5 1 72 8
BUUEMRUNNER Saremmemenney recuse cs 1,963 66 - - - -
BURRAUOISH Sareiemmenren titolo re - - 100 12 - -
CABO MEANETE ANE o Veiepoey co ebens i 1 (1) (1) (1) (1)
CATFISH AND BULLHEADS, .. . . 116 21 39 10 - -
CI@MFIGMS 6 66 6.0660 6.0 314 32 = - -
GRAVE 5G 55606 6 a6 ooo 524 18 - - - -
GROAKER steams jercisttecha nis retiree 36 2 15 1 - -
COLERING G6 6 66 > ola geld 18 1 - - - -
DRUM:

BUA CK mPa sia ecco cea ceoutoscoivioues 65 4 3 (1) 33 2
WED 9 9b oo 6 o ola o alo 801 107 4 33 5
BENSHRICOMMONDPyae ie wep rei ee keene 12 1 - - - -
FLOUNDERSs on G Gob Oooo 272 60 301 47 69 9
GOUNFIGN 56 oo G6 Goo 0 80 1) (1) - - - -
GROURERS mememremnrs iar iurelircmr a 8,217 900 388 43 322 33
GRUNS 0-60) xin o Geceouwey oe 78 6 - - - -
ROGFISML Goo bo OO aa OG 16 3 - - -
JGFISNG 5.00'6'006°0 0600 61 5 134 13 - -
KAINGIMACKER EISSu saree ouverts 1,898 232 = - - -
KING WHITING OR "KINGFISH" . , 267 13 608 37 271 16
MEMMADEN 5 615 5 6666 oo 6 432 17 5 278, 104 3,973
MONTAG 5 6 oop oo oO OO 105 8 - - -
MULLET:

BIPAC Keay vanes: rctmret Hi ociep des ie 31, 368 1,775 1,508 69 241 13
SPER 60/6 66 166 46 66 793 47 S - - -
PADDUERISHWemememnecc ten enema e - - 17 2 - -
FRNIT o6 Gobo OG oo 06 30 3 - - - -
MGI Go 606 65600006 22 1 = - - -
FOXMPANOS 610-6 010000000 582 382 2 1 (1) (1)
S CUPRORMPORGY rem meat rane mravs 47 4 = = a =
SEA CNFISGo o Glo ola Gab. 6 145 8 19 1 20 1

F

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CATCH BY STATES, 1965 - Continued

THOUSANDS OF POUNDS AND THOUSANDS OF DOLLARS

SPECIES FLORIDA, WEST COAST ALABAMA MISSISSIPP1
jo Sa os Dee
FISH - CONTINUED QUANTITY VALUE QUANTITY VALUE QUANTITY VALUE
SEA TROUT OR WEAKFISH:
SRONTED 6 ooo oo Go UO > 3,370 798 54 14 149 37
WHITEWeies outects 50:0 .0-0 169 19 108 7 27 2
SHARKS, UNCLASSIFIED. . . . ss 1 (1) - - - -
SHEEPSHEAD:
FIRESH=WATER! 20) ste) ee 0 Stgre - 10 1 - -
SAIT=WAMERentewteistenicnteieelserel ce 233 20 15 1 26 2
SNAPPER:
EANEStYeleiichieiieiietiolis/) =) laielite 28 3 - = o S
MANGROVEvsurermeicrcclieineuionrelietre 407 77 - - - -
MUUWENS 6) 0 G.0:0'0 0 0-0 110 26 - - = -
RD oo 5.60 6 6-0 O00 oO 6,072 1,931 2,495 707 2, 366 589
VERMIILNTON I pauremtemrcmmomroures teliieute 72 14 - - - -
WaluoruNs 66 6.606.006 942 231 - - -
SPANISH MACKEREL. . oe se a 4,883 586 14 2 3 (1)
SPANISH SARDINES. . . 0 « ee 122 5 = S =
SRO Ab Geo ad Gn a LONe Bib 315 23 15 1 6 (1)
STURGEON, COMMON, . 2 2s ee e 7 1 - - -
TENEOUNDERM si eimetremrieemeiioer ain 1, 301 45 = - 5 =
WIEPIGM aid) 6-6 619 00 0.00 26 3 - - = -
TMRIGGEREA SH smtepuap overeenenincire 26 - - - -
TRIPLE WAILG S96 G66 6 00.6 1 (1) - - - -
WAREINYS 5 dao 610-0 0/06 G10 264. 18 - - - -
UNCLASS 1 F 1 ED:
FOR FOODS 016.0 60 6010 00 1,034 78 - - - -
BAIT, REDUCTION, AND
ANIM, FOSD5 626°5-G.0%0 5 0 IL 471 14 - - 74,021 1,293
TOWNE FISHG:o of Ga 600 69,414 7,726 5,854 971 355, 763 5,983
SHELLFISH, ETC.
CRABS:
BLUE:
HARD. . . GAS Be bane 20, 598 1,185 1,812 153 1,692 131
SOFT AND PEELER. 1 10. 12 9 - - 1 (1)
SINE i160 aio lo 010 oo dlc 654 253 = - - -
TO/TALMGRABSMetirereeincl (ofNsis 21, 264 1,447 1,812 153 1,693 131
VOBSTERSMSPIINe eetersles cee! hls le 4,385 2,467 3 - = -
SIRI. on On0L0 16 Galas awa 37,759 13,905 9,624 3, 654 8, 233 2,523
CLAMS, HARD, PUBLIC... . 0 e 114 42 = Bs i i
GONE, aig 62606 6 a Gas to 20 - -
OYSTERS, MARKET:
PUBL IC:
SERINE: 6! 65 oOo 6 Oo 06 1, 256 2,023 426
PINUS olosé!oB.0 6 o 6-0-6 1,373 402 154
PRIVATE:
SPRING oarearemrententeiicel aime icaes 97 Z71 47
PAULA Goro ool oS os0%o.0 63 - -
TOTAPSKOYSMERS» os) 2 eters 2,696 627
SCADUOPS oANaremenielaei eunenkstiente 39 - -
SeWID)o M06 0 6 6 G6 OlolG 23 - -
TURTLES:
GREEN Msi sWyenteineyn Weoienicmetieree 25 - -
UOGGERHEAD)) seers culei-e. ere 1 - -
TOTAL TURTEES =e: veuestteiie 26 - -
SPONGES:
GRASS Io peptoibeen (omic tiaetorn ofits (1) - -
SHEERSWOO aera cvesm ccren ic cunts 30 - -
velo 3 - -
TOTAL SHELLFISH, ETC. . « 66,452 12, 622 3, 281
GRANDIATOTA Seve dsr venek ont 135, 866 368, 385 9, 264

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CATCH BY STATES, 1965 - Continued

(THOUSANDS OF POUNDS AND THOUSANDS OF DOLLARS)

SPECIES LOUISIANA
Bret QUANTITY VALUE QUANTITY QUANTITY VALUE
REWIIVES Wooty Ec Wile nl <a) fete alh 2, is - - - - 406 15
MEENINE 6 66-66 06.60/00 - - - - 8 1
ANGEREISH So omei tests) laps) & - - - - 4 1
BAUDYHOOR ins: SPA ee os ve lenis - - - - 90 13
BARRACUDA. Ne ar alec - - - - (1) (1)
FUG son> aonomouomo soto: oo - - - - 936 97
BEWEMRUNNERGE a eiiia ene oe) fene - - - - 1,963 66
ECP IM is S20 6 Oba. 8 obo 8 4 (1) - - 4 (1)
BURRAVORISH isn cucu cane cil 695 82 57 8 852 02
GABON rene eens: co ehel vs 3 (1) 7 1 21 2
CNG a! Gnaiee tolvoeoy Om ner one 32 1 - - 32 1
CATFISH AND BULLHEADS. .... 5,055 1,339 5 1 5,215 1,371
CIGARFISH. Aone ae Or oae - - - - 314 32
GREWAL o.60 6Y6 Gio 6 onalo - - - - 524 18
GRONMARS Talis Saueonobbca: oF aes 15 1 1 (1) 67 4
BOLRRINS: o-9 6° o20-G=0-0 O-Oe - - - - 18 1
DRUM:
PUNE 6 99 6b OO OH 6 195 17 1,470 136 1, 766 159
WD 5 bio Oo 60 000 8 471 83 533 138 1,842 344
EELS RIGOMMON|<e- eyes etic) 2) ipa - - - - 12 1
FLOUNDERS obi) HR Pcie 262 42 293 73 1,197 231
GAR AUSH saeco Nivcyurar cicvcmcipenns 863 51 65 3 928 54.
GOATIRAISH teh oy sieenney o eons - - - - (1) (1)
GROUPERS . ce Hepa omen cS 13 1 135 13 9,075 990
GRUNTS... . atiGuREes oO - - - - 78 6
HOGRISH Weeimeurenepcurerts) ve) cerry - - - - 16 3
JEP Ie 60 -6-G-0-0-0-0.0 0 0 1 (1) - - 196 18
KING MACKEREL, ........ - - - - 1,898 232
KING WHITING OR "KINGFISH" . . 550 42 210 9 1,906 117
MENFADEN greeter iri ney years 682, 435 11,790 61, 866 1,122 1,022, 837 16,902
MOM oo 6016 6 Geo oa G - - - - 105 8
MULLETs
BUACK Dini o 9002 7 (1) 1 (1) 33,125 1,857
SIMVER memes sont Ome - - - - 793 47
POPLIN a5. dea'ovb 0 010! 6 2 (1) - - 19 2
Fao ovo 6 oo ole Bo oH - Soe - - 30 3
PIEPIGKS 5.5) Bilaugueve cian ae - - - - 22 1
ROMPANOSireteeminnesthesicamejateiaciute 8 8 3 600 391
MFI 60-5 G26 ood a6 4 (1) - - 4 (1)
SCUPMORBPORGY/-mrcueprejeemtsnraurs - - - 47 4
SEAVICATIEIISHSlsurenssuinieimente) te 86 6 65 5 335 21
SEA TROUT OR WEAKF ISH:
Qroyuebo 6 !G a a%6 66 6 398 100 1,176 321 5,147 1,270
URUEo-.0 09 G10 0-6 666 ¢ 60 - - 364 35
SHARKS, UNCLASSIFIED... . . 1 (1) - - 2 (1)
SHEEPSHEAD:
FRESH=WATER. . . . 60.6 160 17 - - 170 18
SALT-WATER . . . 6050"0 104 9 194 17 572 49
SNAPPER:
WANTS 9. chveorc aed nth oc Scan - - - - 28 3
MANGROVE... ....-..2-2 - - - - 407 77
COUN ago od 6a 0160/0 - - - - 110 26
GREDa io G0 01/0) Bio! os Bean re 243 7 2,212 628 13, 388 3,912
VERMIINSNON Secours ei rope scren ey recite - - - - 72 14
VEUUOWTAIU Meme eure) elie - - - - 942 231
SPANISH MACKEREL... .... 4 (1) 1 (1) 4,905 588
SPANISH SARDINES .......% - - - - 122 5
SEO 6665 6 bo oho o.alo. 0 (1) - - 338 24
STURGEON, COMMON. ...... - - - - 7 1
MENPOUNDERG Gps cs se - - - - 1,301 45
WIMEFISH 6 ‘c:i0/0, 6°00 6.0 ab - - - - 26 3
TRIGGER FAISH mieten rere mtemre nits - - - - 26 1
URIFUR WAI! 60 loo ogre ome 3 2 (1) - - 3 (1)
WARSAW aliciie 434 einen emits as Volo te a 5 34 3 303 22
UNCLASS | F 1 ED:
FOR FOOD... .
BAIT, REDUCTION,
FOOD 600 0 6
TOTAL FISH... 316 1,204,715

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CATCH BY STATES, 1965 - Continued

SPECIES

GULF FISHERIES

(THOUSANDS OF POUNDS AND THOUSANDS OF DOLLARS)

ai

LOUISIANA

TEXAS

QUANTITY. VALUE QUANTITY VALUE QUANTITY VALUE

SHELLFISH, ETC.

CRABS;
BLUE:
WANK) Go Go o 6 oa 6
SOfm ANDYPEELERS. = veri
SUONo o of oo oo oO BO 6

MOMALMCRABS)grey co) ter tet a

3,622

286

2,390
150
253

3,622 286 37,879 2,793

CRAWFISH, FRESH-WATER. .. . 1,785 254. - - 1,785 254
LOBSTERS:
SLIPPER (BULLDOZER). .... - - (1) (1) (1) (1)
SPINVAmr em rame nti cme cmicns - - - - 4,385 2,467
CRIMP oo dié6 56 616 6626 62,593 19,584 77,028 31, 241 195, 237 70,907
CLAMS, HARD, PUBLIC. ..... - - - - 114 42
CONGR GG aon gua: ole a - - - - 20 4

OYSTERS, MARKET:

PUBL ICs
SPRING peices reise rs 637 150 2,675 735 6, 788 1,813
PVE Sota cose cue 317 159 1,956 722 4,282 1,599
PRIVATE:
SFRING: 50 Slo OG ono. 6 5,781 1,261 163 56 6,348 1,411
PNG bie 0 -ono beh Beoua 1,608 832 41 25 1,738 889
a ee ee Se
TOTAL OYSTERS. . . 8, 343 2,402 4,835 1,538 19,156 5,712
ee eee ee
SENOS. Eo oo 6 6.0 4 0-5 - - - - 39 24
SQUIDIES cian veecirc cies) care 1 (1) 24 |" 3 54 6
TERRAPIN cies eae es 4 2 S - 4 2
TURTLES:
BABYaeeyePiverineionnterisiencercs 2 10 - - 2 10
CHGNG Gude. 6. Suceole: Gedo 6 1 - - 31 5
HOGGERHEAD eG meur nce en - - - - 1 (1)
SNARPERM eine emtarisiismectere 12 3 - = [oe rea lle
aS rn NRRL rl ee) NEN sent
TOTAL TURTLES. . . . 20 14 - - 46 18
———————————
FROGSEa yee 8 3 a = 8 3
SPONGES:
GRASS) ee ee thase co eck aces - co = - (1) (1)
SHEEBSWOOL ns nee ssianm are - - - - 30 300
VEUROW Nee Ae soe c Ae ts - 3 7

TOTAL SHELLFISH, ETC..

1/ LESS THAN 500 POUNDS OR $500.

NOTE: =-=STATISTICS ON THE CATCH ARE SHOWN IN ROUND (LIVE) WE
CONCHS, AND OYSTERS ARE REPORTED IN WEIGHT OF TOTAL MEATS; SCALLOPS IN WE

PORTED IN MARKETED WEIGHT.

Menhaden purse seine

258, 760

GHT EXCEPT FOR SHELL MOLLUSKS AND SPONGES.
GHT OF EDIBLE MEATS.

35,574 1,463,475 113, 542

CLAMS,

SPONGES ARE RE=

GULF FISHERIES

CATCH OF CERTAIN SHELLFISH, 1965

(NUMBER AND BUSHELS)

TE

331

FLORIDA,
SPECIES WEST COAST ALABAMA MISSISSIPPI
QUANTITY VALUE QUANTITY VALUE QUANTITY VALUE
CRABS:
BLUE;
WARD) 6 6 6.6 oo NUMBER 41,195,000 |$1,184,471 3,624,400 $153,409 4,061,040 $130,600
SOFT AND PEELER. DO 46,800 8,863 - - 4,200 210
Su@iNlzo 6.6 5 oo 0 DO 654, 500 253,436 - - -
CLAMS, HARD, PUBLIC. U.S. STD. BUSHEL 13,424 41,794 - - -
CONCHS iemecneica-ilt fate ite DO 1,414 3,969 - - -
OYSTERS, MARKET:
PUBLIC:
SERIING mec meoinrmmt DO 310,965 422,638 42,414 79,459 475,929 425, 824
FAL 5 0 6 Oo 8 DO 412,222 461, 738 54,965 102, 257 101,490 154,052
PRIVATE:
SPRING ¥o 0. DO 22,993 32,123 7,759 14,469 63,718 46,920
FALL 6 o-0 6 0 DO 19,414 21,089 6,118 10,500 - -
SCALLOPS, BAY. 5,679 24, 380 - - - -

SPECIES LOUIS1ANA TEXAS TOTAL
QUANTITY VALUE QUANTITY VALUE QUANT. ity | VALUE
CRABS:
BLUE;
TARO no o O68 6 NUMBER 18, 568, 000 $635, 320 6,193,962 |$286,036 | 73,642,402 |$2,389,836
SOFT AND PEELER. DO 611,400 140, 686 - - 662, 400 149, 759
STONERS eve) eel eis DO - - - - 654,500 253,436
CLAMS, HARD, PUBLIC. U.S. STD. BUSHEL - - - - 13,424 41,794
CONCHSEPi meiner DO - - - - 1,414 3,969
OYSTERS, MARKET:
PUBLIC:
SPRING... « « DO 119, 868 149,584 492,707 734,762 1,441,883 | 1,812,267
PAU SS ave 6.0 DO 79,499 158, 608 358, 223 722,451 1,006,399 | 1,599,106
PRIVATE:
CARING 5 oo a 6 DO 1,088,625 | 1,261,426 37,023 56,335 1,220,118 | 1,411,273
PE 5A Go allo DO 403, 108 831,989 13,767 24,934 442,407 888,512
SCALLOPS HNBAYcme ene DO L 5 Ihe. = = - 5,679 24, 380

NOTE: --THE CAPACITY OF A U.S. STANDARD BUSHEL IS 2,150.4 CUBIC

%

y
AVERAGE WEIGHTS OF CERTAIN SHELLFISH, 1965

SPECIES

CRABS;
BLUE:
IN) 0: 6 3.10) calc
SOFT AND PEELER
SWONES oo 6 6 oo
CLAMS, HARD, PUBLIC.
CONCHSiaeer egal peta
OYSTERS, MARKET:
PUBLIC:
SPRING... .
PIN 5b 6 ao 0
PRIVATE:
SRRIIN Gime omromreaie
FING ooo) 0 6
SCALEOPS eBAYomie) case

INCHES.

i | Sa ||| Lean GL casa Gn a | a

FLOR IDA
VEST CONT ALABAMA MISSISSIPPI LOUIS 1ANA TEXAS
QUANT ITY QUANT I TY QUANTITY QUANTITY QUANT ITY
NUMBER PER POUND 2.00 2.00 2.40 2.00 1.71
DO 4.00 3.00 3.00 -
DO 1.00 - - -
LBS. MEATS PER
U.S. STD. BUSHEL 8.50 - -
DO 14.00 -
DO 4.04 4.64 4.25 5.31 5.43
DO 3.33 4,25 3.96 3.99 5.46
DO 4.21 4.64 4.25 5.31 4.40
DO 3.24 4.25 - 3.99 3.00
DO 6.92 - = - -
So [ee ee | ee

NOTE: --THE CAPACITY OF A U.S. STANDARD BUSHEL

IS 2,150.4 CUBIC

INCHES.

GULF FISHERIES

332

PROCESSED FISHERY PRODUCTS, 1965

ITEM FLORIDA, WEST COAST ALABAMA MISSISSIPPI

QUANTITY

QUANTITY
COD FILLETS, BREADED RAW,

FROZEN iisueinoue ame isireye-e se ROUNDS (1) ©
FLOUNDER FILLETS:
FRESH AND FROZEN... . « DO 15,240 $7,110 - -
BREADED RAW, FROZEN... . DO - = (1) (1) - -
GROUPER:
FILLETS:
FRESH AND FROZEN... « DO 265,520 137,568 (4) (1) - -
BREADED RAW, FROZEN. . . DO 1) (1) - - - -
STEAKS, FRESH AND FROZEN . DO 931,916 361,657 (1) (1) (1) (1)
HAL|BUT STICKS, BREADED
RAWMIRROZENIo e emen caer DO (1) (1) - - - -
MENHADEN:
MEAL AND SCRAP... .. TONS - - - - 29,501 |$4,157,346
Olga 6606.00 goog “Telod)
POUNDS - - - - 20,703 | 1,658,213
SOLUBLESMoyretistacicate) acne TONS - - - - 13,375 805,727
MULLET:
FRESH AND FROZEN:
DRESSED eee meee enn POUNDS 71,000 17,018 - - - -
ROEP meni: Stout DO 58, 200 37,618 - - - =
SPLIT FOR SMOKING. . . . DO (1) (1) - - - -
SALTED:
FIG choose dla Baa. 0 pO 422,485 43,051 - - - -
ROE... 9-0/0 0-0 DO 26,500 18,575 - - - >
OCEAN PERCH FILLETS,
BREADED RAW... « 6 DO (1) (1) - - - -
SEA TROUT FILLETS, BREADED
RAW, FROZEN... a6 DO (1) (1) - - - -
SNAPPER, RED, FRESH AND”
FROZEN;
PIUUSISS 6 B81 S0.6-0 6 DO 198,097 172,082 1 1 - -
STEAKS... cue DO (1) (1) 1 1 - -
SPANISH MACKEREL FILLETS,
FROZEN. . . 5 DO 922,000 356,040 - - - -
TRIGGERFISH FILLETS, FRESH . DO (1) (1) - - - -
CRABS:
BLUE:
FRESH AND FROZEN:
COOKED MEAT... 1... DO | 2,597,759 3,242,912 334,670 | $416,339 249, 800 274,810

SPECIALTIES (CAKES, |
DEVILED, BURGERS,

STURRED ETON) Macon DO 26,490 32,143 (1) (1) (1) (1)
CANNED, MEAT... . . . STANDARD
CASES - - - - (1) (1)
STONE, CLAWS, COOKED,
FROZEN SIS barrens) [ROUNDS (1) (1) - - - -
BACK SHELLS, CLEANED AND
ROISHED Saco eeme meee - - 1 - (1) - -
MEAL AND SCRAP... .. . TONS (1) - - (1) (1)
LOBSTERS, SPINY, FROZEN:
WHOLE COOKED . . ... . . POUNDS 1 1 - - - -
TATICS SMIRAWetrcanemrenesureare ure DO - - - -
SHR IMPs
RAW, HEADLESS. . . DO 9,090,899 8,244,617 3,022,496 | 2,380,099 (1) (1)
PEELED (INCLUDING DEVEINED)
RAWEs aus 6 ONO DO 9,340,955 11,165,678 {7} {7} (1) (1)
BREADED, RAW AND COOKED. - DO 27, 296, 663 23,601,065 1 - -

SPECIALTIES, FROZEN
(BURGERS, STUFFED, GUMBO,

TGs) ie od Osa a! o DO 324,592 261,707 (1) (1) - -
CANNED, MEATS. . . . . . . STANDARD
CASES - - - - 445,708 | 4,462,907
CLAMS, HARD, SHUCKED, FRESH. GALLONS 298 914 - - - -
CONCH CHOWDER, CANNED. . . . STANDARD
CASES (1) (1) - - - -
OYSTERS:
SHUCKED, FRESH AND FROZEN. GALLONS| 262,400 1,607,351 124,104 | 923.215 119,080 833, 560
BREADED, FROZEN. . . . . . POUNDS 326 , 550 310, 180 - - - -
CANNED, MEATS. . . . . . . STANDARD
CASES = © 3 - (1) (1)
SHELL, LIME AND GRIT... TONS (1) (1) (1) (1) -

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GULF FISHERIES

PROCESSED FISHERY PRODUCTS, 1965

SCALLOPS: QUANTITY
BAY, SHUCKED, FRESH . . . . GALLONS 1
SEA, BREADED, FROZEN. . . . POUNDS

TURTLES, CANNED SPECIALTIES
(SOUP AND CHOWDERS). . . . . STANDARD

CASES (1)

UNCLASS IF 1ED:

FRESH AND FROZEN, PACKAGED:

FILLETS, STEAKS, STICKS,

PORTIONS, AND OTHER FISH

AND SHELLFISH . . . «~~ POUNDS /5,692,599
CANNED:

ANIMAL FOOD... .. . . STANDARD

CASES

OTHER FISH AND SHELLFISH. DO

INDUSTIRUA Tr ncncieien ee -
TOL ooo 06 66,0 -

ITEM

CATFISH, FROZEN:
FILLETS . . : bao
DRESSED, SKINS OFF. aes

COD, FREEZEORIED . 6 6c. . |

FLOUNDER SPECIALTIES (STUFFED). .

MENHADEN:

MEAL AND SCRAP. . . «
OUW= so oeee as

ee ew ee

SOLUBLES. . . . 6-0-6 00
TUNA SPECIALTIES, FREEZE-DRIED

(SALAD EMIX) Saeiierrrmcee mt imcuneeriment>
CRABS:

BLUE:

FRESH AND FROZEN:
COOKEDIMEATM ire erelm oye de) terre
SPECIALTIES (CAKES, DEVILED,

BURGERS, STUFFED, ETC.)
CANNED:
MEAT. « . - oe
SPECIALTIES (Bisque): : 068%
KING, FREEZE-DRIED:
MEAT. . . 6.040 "O
SPECIALTIES (SALAD MIX) . .
BACK SHELLS, CLEANED AND POLISHED
CRAWF ISHs
MEAT, COOKED, FRESH. .....
SPECIALTIES (eisaue A AND
FLAVORING) . . « Sta 6, On0/ 0
CANNED (BISQUE). ......
SHR IMPs
FRESH AND FROZEN:

RAW, HEADLESS .. . f

PEELED (INCLUDING DEVEINED}:
RAW

COOKED. . 3 Sanatts
BREADED, RAW AND COOKED . . . .
SPECIALTIES, FROZEN (BURGERS,

STUFFED, GUMBO, ETC.)....-.
CANNED:
MEATSiemenien
SPECIALTIES (GUMBO, STEW, ETC.
FREEZE DRIED Siem i mega aromsnee
SUN=DRINED Maye etoiensy meereurene nea
MEAL AND SCRAP... .
OYSTERS:
SHUCKED, FRESH AND FROZEN... .
BREADED, FROZEN. .,.. 5
SPECIALTIES, FROZEN (DRESSINGS
ANDSSTUFFED)|. cle «els
CANNED:
MEATS... O° 6
SPECIALTIES (stew): : gO a6 66 0
SHELL, LIME AND GRIT... ....

eee ee

2 8 © oe

eee

SEE FOOTNOTES AT END OF TABLE.

POUNDS
DO
DO
DO
TONS
1,000 POUNDS
TONS

POUNDS

DO
DO

STANDARD CASES
DO

POUNDS
DO

DO
DO
STANDARD CASES
POUNDS
DO
DO
DO
DO

STANDARD CASES

DO

STANDARD CASES
DO
TONS

FLORIDA, WEST COAST

$2, 607,290

1,914, 930

LOUISIANA
QUANTITY VALUE
7 1
1 1
(1) (1)
72,469 $10,794,699
95, 662 7,437, 244
25, 339 1,418,661
577,839 732, 381
275,771 172,612
1 1
1 1
14,000 21,000
1 1
1 1
20,528,799 17,011, 906
739,561 449,110
2,140,085 3,580,492
1,322,061 979, 307
502,729 518,370
1,587, 587 14,032,901
2,131 34,802
275,085 547,149
1 (1)
505, 785 3,459, 220
(1) (1)
(1) (1)
(1) (1

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Continued

$3,118,369 | 3,264,939

MISSISSIPPI

QUANTITY

$2,877, 158

- 2,542,152 9,686,900
- (2) (
(2) - (2)
6,838,022 = 24,756, 621
TEXAS
QUANTITY VALUE
1 1
1 1
1 1
1 1
1 fT
(1) (1)
528, 100 $597,643
(1) (1)
(1) (1)
1 1
1 1
- 1
26, 286, 200 21,052,530
8, 224, 200 9,671,487
(1 (1)
27,898, 233 20,630,800
52, 100 53,379
116,847 1,064,095
(1) (1)
317,652 2, 260, 259
(1) (1)
(1) (1)

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334

PROCESSED FISHERY PRODUCTS, 1965 - Continued

ITEM LOUISIANA TEXAS
re
QUANTITY VALUE QUANTITY VALUE

TURTLES, CANNED SPECIALTIES (SOUPS
AND CHOWDERS). . . © « » » « « « « STANDARD CASES (1) (1) 5 =
UNCLASS IF 1 ED:
FRESH AND FROZEN, PACKAGED:
FILLETS, STEAKS, STICKS,
PORTIONS, AND OTHER FISH AND

PMAMUFIGH 6 0.0 6.0.0.0.0-0.0 0 POUNDS 208,073 $109,599 735,385 $2,391,998
CANNED, OTHER FISH AND SHELLFISH. STANDARD CASES 132,439 1,590,930 2 2
GUND 6 oo 0-0 6 OO ooo d 0 POUNDS - - 2 2
INOWSIRINLS 600.6606 0:00 0 - - (2) - 3,393,406

TOWNE 6 0 oo 6 60 bolo 0 6 - - 62,890,383 - 61,115,597
———| os

AW, INCLUDED WITH UNCLASSIFIED. 2/ INCLUDED WITH UNCLASSIFIED FISH AND SHELLFISH.
NOTE: --SOME PRODUCTS MAY HAVE BEEN MANUFACTURED FROM RAW PRODUCTS IMPORTED FROM ANOTHER STATE OR A FOREIGN COUNTRY;
THEREFORE, THEY CANNOT BE CORRELATED DIRECTLY WITH THE CATCH WITHIN THE STATE.

SUMMARY OF PROCESSED PRODUCTS, 1965

THOUSANDS OF DOLLARS

ITEM VALUE

PACKAGED;
BRESHSb cel iene Duc hote ksh: RORCR ENO Re Sea) ss sty SM ee ae 13,887
ANCYEN) Gone 50, O.0 Gq) GD, OOO ad oso» 0n6 G0: OO 1000 128,416
CNR 6 6 ola a6ado0o000006 000000 0.6.06 060.0 31,978
CURED Apeecrmemecivemes mente Biles deuiiel fete eee ersten! ccukennears Oko oO 2,409
INOWEMRING oo ao.6 G6 G0 'G 6 oO asa G6 070.0 6!0.10070 O60 31,300
OMG Seon ca: oldeo! & Bid lomasoie, 6 .\Ge oto ol atoud 00 207, 990

VALUE OF PROCESSED PRODUCTS, BY STATES, 1965

(THOUSANDS OF DOLLARS)

VALUE
FLORIDA, WEST COAST. 52,389
ALABAMA. . . « 6 « « 6,838
MISSISSIPPI]. . 2. 2 « 24,757
LOUISIANA. « 2 » 2 © « 62,890
TEXAS. 2 6 2 = © © 61,116
VOUS 6 Gio 6 6 o Goo oO oo ob 0 G00 6 60 6 6 5.0 0 207,990

WHOLESALING AND PROCESSING, 1965

See
1 TEM Wes Coney |VAUABAMA Sippy | LOUISIANA | TEXAS TOTAL
eee Ae ba ee ake
NUMBER NUMBER NUMBER NUMBER NUMBER NUMBER
WHOLESALING AND PROCESSING:
ESTABLISHMENTS Os sihils nite 350 58 58 228 153 847
PERSONS ENGAGED:
AVERAGE FOR SEASON... . . 4,182 1,070 1,793 5,557 5,454 18,056
AVERAGE FOR YEAR... ... 3/492 699 13172 3; 430 3,852 12,645
a SE i Se ee |

AAN

1 TEM

FISHERMEN:
ON VESSELS. . . ..
ON BOATS AND SHORE:
REGULAR . . - « = «
CASUALS sey re) fe) el) =e:

TOTAL .

VESSELS, MOTOR. .
GROSS TONNAGE .
BOATS:
MOTOR .
OTHER .
GEAR:
NUMBER .iueficintsnn Met.
LENGTH, YARDS... .
YARDS AT MOUTH. .. .

FISHERMEN:
ON VESSELS... . .
ON BOATS AND SHORE;
REGUIEART Mecmicnnenieiis
CASUAL) i) fe) fore! =

VOU 6 6 6 8 o 0

VESSELS, MOTOR. . .
GROSS TONNAGE .
BOATS:
MOUCR: 6 6 6 gO 6 0
OTMERG wi iy-te- trite
GEAR:
NUMBER iieueene tet te
SQUARE YARDS.

GULF FISHERIES

FLORIDA, WEST COAST
OPERATING UNITS BY GEAR, 1965

OTTER TRAWLS

POUND

335

POTS AND TRAPS

POTS AND TRAPS —

CONT I NUED

LOBSTER, ANSI
gesTe SET OR

STAKE
NUMBER NUMBER

ITEM

FISHERMEN:
ONMVIESSELES Sa tieiven re
ON BOATS AND SHORE:
REGUEAR Ts) \sii7o) felines
CASUAL. .. .

TOTAL . «6 e

VESSELS MOTOR ae 21 1)
GROSS TONNAGE... .
BOATS, MOTOR. .....
GEAR. oP ol to Gai
NUMBER. . . 6-00.90

HOOKS OR BAITS.

263-707 O - 67 - 22

1,095

337
8,324
982

2,843

LONG OR
HAND TROLL SET
WITH HOOKS
NUMBER NUMBER NUMBER
1,36 77 -
363 243 17

425

36
449
427

1,246

(CONTINUED ON NEXT PAGE)

NUMBER

LL NETS

20

TROT

NUMBER

1,859, 747

NETS, CRAB
COMMON SEIINES CRAB SHR IMP CRAB
BLUE OTHER
NUMBER NUMBER NUMBER NUMBER NUMBER NUMBER NUMBER
101 - 2 2,105 = 8 7
251 4 - 178 2 316 50
23 - - 17 - 43 30
a er
375 4 2 2, 300 2 367 87
—_—_—_—_—_—_——————S]S—S———_—=> =aaf= ———S————EEEE—E—eEeeeEEeeeeeeeeeeeeEeEeEeEeEeEeEeEeEee—e—e—S
15 1 845 4 4
184 19 41,410 38 55
82 2 - 114 1 326 1
36 = = a = = =
83 2 1 1, 706 40 59,020 19, 660
63,450 500 - o = zi

19 26,216 - - -

TRAMMEL
NETS

NUMBER

1,105

DIP NETS

WITH COMMON DROP

BAITS

NUMBER NUMBER NUMBER
15 3 13

62

62

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336

FLORIDA, WEST COAST - OPERATING UNITS BY GEAR, 1965 - Continued

DREDGES,
SREARS SCALLOP

NUMBER NUMBER

OYSTER

NUMBER

NUMBER

FISHERMEN;
ON VESSELS. . . 2... °
ON BOATS AND SHORE:
REGULARS.) <0 6 5, 0) «=
CASUAL. 2 « «+ © « -

DIVING
OUTFITS,
SPONGE

TOTAL, EX-
CLUSIVE OF
DUPLICATION

HOOKS
RAKES SPONGE.

NUMBER NUMBER

NUMBER

NUMBER NUMBER

NUMBER

F | SHERMEN:
ONDVESSEUSE ei eset «s 3,825
ON BOATS AND SHORE:

REGUDAR) = eteairebisn ears 2,953
CASUALS emai res 1,564

VOLUME AND VALUE OF FLORIDA, WEST COAST CATCH, 1965

SHRIMP
27.8%

RED SNAPPER
7.2%

MULLET
6.8%

/ RED SNAPPER] gf
Ref crass 4.5%
5.4%

GROUPERS
SG 6.0

MULLET].
| 23.7% I.

$26,865,542 135,866,000 pounds

FLORIDA, WEST COAST

SPECIES

ALEWIVES.
ANGLEFISH .
BALLYHOO.
BLUEFISH. .
BLUERUNNER.
CABIO...
CIGARFISH .
CREVALLE.
CROAKER .
DRUM:

BLACK . .

RED/Eeye sup.
FLOUNDERS ... .
GRUNTS. . . o0
KING MACKEREL 6
KING WHITING OR
MENHADEN, . *ote) fe
MOJARRA ..... ss
MULLET:

BLACK .

SILVER.
PERMIT. . .
PIGRISH . .
POMPANO . . 5 06
SEA CATFISH...

SEA TROUT OR WEAKFI SH:

SPOTTED...

WHITE . .

SHARKS. . .
SHEEPSHEAD, SALT-WATER.
SNAPPER, MANGROVE 0
SPANISH MACKEREL. .
SPANISH SARDINES. .
SEO vem-iate 319
STURGEON, COMMON. «le
TENPOUNDER. 0 G9 5
TRIPLETAIL.
UNCLASSIFIED:

FOR FOOD. . .

BAIT, REDUCTION, “AND”
ANIMAL FOOD. . .
CRABS, BLUE, HARD . .

LOBSTERS, SPINY ‘
SHRIMP. 5
SQUID. . :
TURTLES, LOGGERHEAD .

TOTAL.

"KINGFISH" .

GULF FISHERIES

CATCH BY GEAR, 1965

337

SPECIES

EELS, COMMON.
CRABS;
BLUE:
HARD. . . .
SOFT AND PEELER :
STONE .

TOTAL.

SPECJES
AGEWIMESi satan Tat ouite lite
BEUERISH men citen cen te
BLUE RUNNER .
CABIO .

CATFISH AND BULLHEADS

CONTINUED ON

OTTER TRAWLS
HAUL SEI NES
, PURSE SEINES +—
COMMON CRAB |. SHRIMP
POUNDS VALUE POUNDS VALUE Pounps | VALUE POUNDS VALUE
93,200| $3,862 i z é
3, 100 158 EY é = 2 Ee
: 2 89,800 | $12,578 5 z 3 a
315,800 | 30,802 = 2 5 é = 5
1,616,900 | 54,327 x z z a it
z = = © 2 z 200 $11
313,500 | 31,537 3 2 a z S i.
195, 800 9, 108 = 2 = : 5 Fi
11, 800 888 = 2 z é = a
8, 200 541 < £ a eI 2 :
145,500] 18, 928 = E 2 B =
27, 900 5,069 : 2 “ z 97, 500 21,452
500 42 3 Z 2 = z zy
61,800 8,140 = 2 = = ef ad
27, 100 1,714 S = 2 a 202, 400 9,551
98, 700 3, 929 z a a a a z.
49, 000 3; 936 S a x E re
7, 223,900 | 409, 398 = 2 = A 5 5
65, 200 3,103 z 5 = f a 5
5, 700 457 5 3 c = 2 a
1,600 103 z B a a i 3
19,100} 12,099 z E 2 2 a é
46, 400 2) 606 5 a = = 25, 900 1, 370
394,400 | 92,103 é 2 f us a5 3
34, 100 3; 866 2 z _ z is H
a 2) S E z = 800 32
74,800 6, 587 z = = 3 a £
1, 900 305 2 5 = 3 a 5
390,700 | 46, 362 = s Z 2 z 2
121,800 4,774 5 2 c 2 a z
79, 200 5,891 x z a A 40, 500 2, 222
= - = 2 3 é 100 6
1,153,100 | 40,100 g a a e a E
100 4 = © 3 S 900 40
210,500 | 17,154 = 2 = 2 13, 000 749
170, 400 4,295 S 3 J xs 2 :
1, 300 88 - 2 77,600 | $4,011 40, 400 1,919
= x = - & 204,600] 114, 584
Ez a z a 2 = 37, 759, 000 |13, 904, 804.
zs 3 i te 5 a 22/700 1,768
ie a = 5 iB 5 1,100 110
12, 963,000 | 822, 276 ;
POTS AND TRAPS
POUND NETS SS eT]
, CRAB
CRAB an
BLUE OTHER
VALUE POUNDS VALUE POUNDS | POUNDS VALUE
: = - : 2 2 12, 500 $872
20, 020, 800} $1, 154, 806
4,100 7,600 5,943 Z a zs
is 6,100 7,506 | 648, 400 | $251, 930
20, 034, 500) 1, 162, 255
POTS AND TRAPS -
CONT] NUED QUEL Neue
LOBSTER, ANCHOR, SET RUNAROUN
corte NCHS DRIFT AROUND
POUNDS VALUE POUNDS POUNDS
e > 6 © - z 285,700 | $10, 447
- 5 g 5, 000 $572 | 382;500| ~40;105
- - o 2 2; 200 101 | 237,000 7) 973
5 5 2 . z = 1.000 57
5 = : i s z 100 9
( NEXT PAGE)

GULF FISHERIES

338
°
FLORIDA, WEST COAST - CATCH BY GEAR, 1965 - Continued
POTS AND TRAPS -
CONTINUED SILL Neus
Cia ahee SPINY ANCHOR, SET
LOBSTER OR STAKE DRIFT RUNAROUND

POUNDS VALUE POUNDS VALUE POUNDS VALUE POUNDS VALUE
CREVALLE. - - - - 800 $23 243, 800 $5, 984
CROAKER . - - - S - o 16, 900 1,082
DRUM:

BLACK . - - = - 27,800 1,301

REDON S - ° - = 494, 300 66, 316
FLOUNDERS . - - - - - - 40, 400 8,893
GROUPERS. 10, 500 $1, 228 = © - ° = =
GRUNTS... . . - - - - - - 200 10
KING MACKEREL . . . 5 - - = - 20, 000 2,224 | 1,541,700 189, 126
KING WHITING OR "KINGFISH" . ° - = = = - 23, 100 1,449
MENHADEN. ; ; - - - = - - 309, 400 12,414
MOJARRA . - - - - - - 44, 600 3, 385
MULLET: |

BLACK . = - o = - © 22, 189, 400 | 1, 251, 316

SILVER. - - - ° - 705, 700 43, 255
PERMIT. . © = = = & = 14, 500 1, 266
PIGFISH . = 5 es = - 13, 000 877
POMPANO . . . - - - - 4, 600 3,135 57, 900 37,911
SEA CATRISH » 2. = - oS = - = 34, 800 1,811
SEA TROUT OR WEAKF] SH:

SPOTTED eae - - - - ° = 2,017, 400 479, 022

WHITE... S - 5 = ~ S 82, 400 9,023
SHEEPSHEAD, SALT-WATER. 2 3 = 5 = 100, 800 8, 756
SNAPPER , MANGROVE. . . . - - - - - - 39, 000 6,013
SPAN] SH MACKEREL. - - = 101, 000 11,373 | 4,055,000 486 } 587
SPOT : - - - = = S 142, 100 11,001
STURGEON, COMMON. . - - 3, 000 $622 1, 300 256 | =
TENPOUNDER. . ; - - - - = 2 132, 500 4, 381
UNCLASSIFIED:

FOR FOOD. . . = - = = 8, 900 475 602, 500 47,061

BAIT, REDUCTION, AND

ANIMAL FOOD... = - - - 268, 500 9,021
LOBSTERS, SPINY . 4, 100, 500} 2, 307, 782 = - S
TURTLES:

GREENSME ee - i - 700 139

LOGGERHEAD . - - 100 10

TOTAL. 4,111, 000] 2, 309,010 27, 200 i 143, 800 18,159 |34, 104,800 | 2,746,001
LINES
SPECIES TRAMMEL NETS
HAND TROLL
——__——
POUNDS VALUE POUNDS VALUE POUNDS VALUE
AUANWESS 6) 64 6 boo 26, 800 $983 ° o = es
AMBERJACK , sifu = 8, 300 $405
ANGELFISH . = = 500 23 =
BARRACUDA . = 300 8 -
BLUEFISH. . . 107,100 10, 923 40, 300 4, 309 8, 200 $909
BLUE RUNNER . 75,600 2, 408 31,100 1,221 600 27
CABIO . = = 9, 300 479
CREVALLE. 17, 200 607 59, 700 1,950 7,100 163
CROAKER . 6, 500 415 300 30 -
DOLPHIN . = = 4,100 326 14, 200 1,132
DRUM;

BLACK . | 9, 300 644 19, 800 1,034 - -

REDE S 46, 600 6, 209 114,100 14,972 500 61
FLOUNDERS . 23, 400 5, 509 6, 600 1,071 - -
GOATFISH. = = 300 31 - =
GROUPERS. © = 8, 206, 400 899,019 = -

GRUNTS. . = © 77, 100 6,078 - -
HOGFISH . = = 16, 200 2,561 = o
JEWFISH . . 5 So 61, 400 4,699 = -
KING MACKEREL . . : 10, 400 1,253 47,000 6,029 217, 300 25, 605
KING WHITING OR "KINGFISH" . 8, 300 437 5,600 330 ~ -
MENHADEN . ‘ Lage 23, 800 951 = = = -
MOJARRA . 800 65 10, 800 964 S =
MULLET:

BLACK . 1,953, 100 114, 287 - -

SILVER. 21, 400 835 = = - =
PERMIT. = - 9, 800 853 = -

PIGFISH . 4, 500 306 3, 000 191 = =

(CONTINUED ON NEXT PAGE)

GUL

F FISHERIES

FLORIDA, WEST COAST - CATCH BY GEAR, 1965 - Continued

—

LINES
TRAMMEL NETS

SPEC] ES
HAND TROLL
POUNDS VALUE POUNDS VALUE POUNDS VALUE
POMPANO . . . : 498, 500 $327, 326 2, 000 $1, 223 - -
SCUP OR PORGY . 5 - - 46, 700 4,027 a -
SEAVCATRISHN NONE Clee: 8, 800 504. 4, 300 228 - :
SEA TROUT OR WEAKF! SH:
SPOTTED ECC MEN cient 516, 200 123, 768 393, 800 1,472 47, 900 $11, 663
WHISTENIe Wo cebu at eeu 23, 400 2, 535 27, 600 3,000 1, 700 186
SHEEPSHEAD, SALT-WATER. 14, 800 1,293 42, 400 3, 639 = -
SNAPPER :
LANE... : = - 28, 300 3, 380 > “
MANGROVE . ; 6, 500 1, 024 60, 000 69, 301 2
MUTTON. se - - 110, 000 25,618 = ©
REDS e tion ab mata evn : © 6,071,600 |1, 930,714 2 -
VERMIN Ney) Siete ee = = 71, 600 14, 318 = 2
VaUUCINMIbs 6 0 6 a 6 0 6 - = 941, 700 231, 068 = °
SPANISH MACKEREL... 2. . 81, 400 9,874 422, 200 15, 154 133, 100 16, 437
SRO MRE ie beech nas 36 , 000 2, 169 15, 700 1, 462 1,000 97
STURGEON, COMMON. . 2... 2, 200 440 - | E :
TENPOUNDER. . ...... | 7, 500 271 7, 800 310 100 3
TOMEI So o.oo a: = 25, 900 2, 585 =
TRIGGERFISH. 2... . . - 25, 700 1,274 - -
TIPUEWAILS 6 6 6 6 6 0 a 6 100 4 = e 2 =
(EM> o cis om 6 = : 264, 400 17, 680 2
UNCLASSI FJ ED:
RORUROOD MES aene ac 18, 800 1,447 180, 800 10, 997 2 -
BAIT, REDUCTION, AND
ANIMAL FOOD. . 1... 25, 600 925 6, 900 135 : -
TOTAL. 3, 574, 600 617,412 17,481,400 3,374, 168 431, 700 56, 283
Le —————— es
LINES - CONTINUED DIP NETS
SPECIES
LONG OR SET
WIN ERGOrS TROT WITH BAITS COMMON DROP
POUNDS | VALUE POUNDS | VALUE POUNDS | VALUE POUNDS | VALUE
CATFISH AND BULLHEADS . 116,300 | $21,291 2 2 - -
SEA CATFISH... 25, 000 1, 503 = = = 2 : -
CRABS, BLUE, HARD i - © 457,400 | $23,647 - - - :
LOBSTERS, SPINY . - - = - 54,000 | $30, 391 26,000 | $14,633
TOTAL. 141,300 | 22,704 | 457,400 | 23,647 | 54,000 | 30,301 | 26,000 | 14,633
SPECIES CAST NETS SPEARS DREDGES, SCALLOP
POUNDS VALUE POUNDS VALUE POUNDS VALUE
FLOUNDERS . . . = = 76, 700 $18, 031 - -
MULLET, BLACK . 1, 500 $87 = - - -
SCALLOPS, BAY . : : c = 39, 300 $24, 380
TOPAMtaa rs eswcare ue 87 76, 700 18,031 39, 300 24, 380
ee
TONGS
SPECIES RAKES
OYSTER OTHER
POUNDS VALUE POUNDS VALUE POUNDS VALUE
CLAMS, HARD, PUBLIC e : 2, 200 $933 43, 100 $15, 327
OYSTERS, MARKET:
PUBLIC:
SPRINGS tras bon capapee ts ie 1, 236, 400 $416,072 3
FALL. mae 1, 364, 200 458, 933 2
PRIVATE:
SPRING. 96 , 800 32, 123 = = E
FALL. 62, 900 21, 089 : :
TOTAL. 2, 760, 300 928, 217 2, 200 933. | 43,100 15, 327
L
BY HAND
SPREIES HOOKS, DIVING OUTFITS,
SPONGE ONCE OYSTER OTHER
"| POUNDS | VALUE | POUNDS | VALUE POUNDS | VALUE POUNDS | VALUE
CLAMS, HARD, PUBLIC. . = = - - : 2 68,800 | $25,534
CONCHS.. deeb ato at 2 = 2 19,800 | 3, 969
OYSTERS, MARKET, PUBLIC:
SPRIINGHEen eee > 19,900 | $6,566 = =
FALL. . 2 8,500 | 2,805 2 2
SPONGES:
GRASS... $348 > - -
SHEEPSWOOL . 218, 961 2 <
YELLOW. 1,630 = :
TOTAL. 220,959 | 28,400 | 9,371 8,600 | 29, 503

340

ITEM

GULF FISHERIES

ALABAMA
OPERATING UNITS BY GEAR, 1965

HAUL
SEINES,

TRAWLS,

POTS AND TRAPS
FYKE AND

HOOP
NETS,

comme Sule FISH CRAB FISH

FISHERMEN:
ONDE VESSELS. olsen
ON BOATS AND SHORE:
REGULAR. « «2 «= «
GASUAL . 6 6 3 6

TOTAL. . «. © «

VMESSELESSeIMOTORG at et «
GROSS TONNAGE. .. .
BOATS:
MOTIORsouiey ce} lrejito) foment
OTHER. . 2 0 « 0 © «
GEAR:
NUMBER . . 6 « 6.0 ©
LENGTH, YARDS... .
YARDS AT MOUTH. .

ITEM

F | SHERMEN
ONSVESSEES Piueiertelie
ON BOATS AND SHORE:
REGUEARI wi spuletil’sliehare
CASUAL... .

MOTA ee fey ve) veiilie

VESSELS; MOTOR . . . «
GROSS TONNAGE. .. .
BOATS:
MOTOR ssi 6/10) tem tertoby
OURS “s-b ohio O° %
GEAR:
NUMBER . 2 « « « «
SQUARE YARDS ....
HOOKS OR BAITS...

NUMBER

GILL NETS,
RUNAROUND

NUMBER

6,000

NUMBER

706

NUMBER

NUMBER

NUMBER

LINES
TRAMMEL ee PS eae
NETS LONG TROT
HAND OR SET WITH
WITH HOOKS BAITS
NUMBER NUMBER NUMBER NUMBER
C 184 = =
94 10 4 12
- 36 - 2
94 230 4 14
eS 3 20 = 3
aS
55 46 4 14
39 - © =
94 210 4 14
94, 000 - - -
- 1,230 1,200 6, 200

ITEM

FISHERMEN:
ONBVESSEES Seren eln ciate!
ON BOATS AND SHORE:
REGUIEAR mtowies a sinyeyers
CASUAL a citetuncn eu reine

TOTAL. » 6 + «©

VESSELS, MOTOR. ...
GROSS TONNAGE. .. .
BOATS:
MOTORS nav resistvemten relics
OfIMER Sire nemrottettienictite
GEAR:
NUMBERS tielteiteti=! erie
YARDS AT MOUTH . .

SPEARS

22
28

50

50

DREDGES,
OYSTER,
COMMON

5

TONGS,
OYSTER

NUMBER

TOTAL,

EXCLUS] VE

OF DUPLI-
CATION

jes eee eee eee ee _

NUMBER

896

710
248

756

10,674

552
107

GULF FISHERIES

ALABAMA - CATCH BY GEAR, 1965

HAUL SEINES,

SPECIES

OTTER TRAWLS,

COMMON SHR IMP
POUNDS: VALUE POUNDS VALUE

PLWEFISI ooo oo oo obo Og 2,000 $173 1,000 $96
BURA ORIISH iemretiteiireircnteneemtcmtcints - - - -
ENMO ooo oo doo ao OO - - 300 19
GRONNER 6 GO 00.006 0 O00 0 - - 11,400 965
DRUM:

BUNK 6 o obo oo 650 606 - - 1,300 88

RED oo 000000 4:0 010 0 100 21 300 32
UOUNDERSemremaimentottsprclmen cones - - 270, 300 38,035
GuUARSs oo 6 6 pO OO OOO - - 1,700 174
VFIST o 5 5.0 0.00.0.0 000 - - 2,900 263
KING WHITING OR "KINGFISH", . . - - 604, 800 36, 624
MULLEW, GUNES 6556000000 57, 400 2,677 3,600 17
PABDLETIGih 6 6 50 oo 600 00 - - - -
FOMAMO: 5 65 6 0 0.000004 600 353 700 357
SEAWCATICN SHC mennicnneatememtmtnte 600 19 18, 200 1,255
SEA TROUT OR WEAKFISH, WHITE. . - - 104, 900 6,679
SHEEPSHEAD:

HRESH=WATERMeitsiteWicitanenisiiente - - - -

SALST=WAMER oicmemncinepmenremicmonrs - - 8,500 616
SNAPRER GR ED sileiiemrenvsitciitenm cursus - - 60, 800 12,251
SPANISH MACKEREL. . 2... s « « 6, 900 851 2,500 351
So ob oO OOO 0000 O08 - 5,000 256
CRABS») BLUES HARD) «le ce 4) oe 36, 100 3,230
GRIM Poo 016) 0 10.00 0 oO 00 9,623,500 3,654,173
SAMI guia oxaio od oo) oenano 5,900

UCWNL 6666.66 6 6-056

SPECIES

POUNDS POUNDS

BLUEF ISH. 6 6 « © «© © «© © ©
CATFISH AND BULLHEADS....
KING WHITING OR "KINGFISH",
MULLET BEACK <6 6 6 0 «
POMPANO . . 2.

: 29, 900
SEA TROUT OR WEAKFISH, SPOTTED.

SPANISH MACKEREL. . . 2 « «
CRABS, BLUE, HARD. ....

VOUNS 504 6 65°95 6 50

1,760, 300

SPECIES

POUNDS

UME ISIS o 6 6-000 BG 00 6 200 $16 800
CATFISH AND BULLHEADS.... . - - -
CROAKERS MCR tirntiteicme mont 3,700 293 =
DRUM:

EIUNGK:.6 'o.\09 0) 5°0"0 oo 0 1,700 120 100

RED 566 6-0-6405 60 6 00 2, 900 443 400
GEOUNDERSWememerya demeilsmromenicice 300 87 200
GROUPERSManieme nae imey enema: - - 386, 800
JEMPIGH oS 'o 01656 06-0010 60 - 131,300
KING WHITING OR "KINGFISH", . . 2,400 129 =
MULETAMBLEACK@ a eet rel ya eicmelis 1,439, 000 65,951 =
ROMPBANOMumemi-troliicnrcutemcitenisltehre 400
SN GMPISH co 6 co ole 6°o°0 5D 100
SEA TROUT OR WEAKFISH:

SROWTED. “B'G'o\ 09 6 ONO lOnO 9,700

MUTE 6.9 6.6 08 0000 O00 oO 200
SHEEPSHEAD, SALT-WATER. . . « « 500
SNAPCER REDS IC arene nem oinoe 2, 434, 300
SPANISH MACKEREL, . 6 « eo « 1,500
SPOo obo 6 'G UO G OloO OO -

TOTAL 00 0 0 0 8 0 ee

SPECIES TROT WITH

BAITS
POUNDS

POUNDS:
30, 000

FE OUNDERS emt eiteitemioiteit-i<i<tite
CRABS BLUES EHARD een citelitelirs tie) ire
OYSTERS, MARKET:
PUBLIC:
SPRING it eiremeiteitelitsi tet is! taille
FINULG 060-0107, 0.0.0 One
PRIVATE:
SPRING tect tenet ool 0) one) 1
FAO Gio o 6 60 6a 6 0 6

WOU G6!0v0 6 De 6616

15,800

341
FYKE AND HOOP
NETS, FISH
POUNDS. VALUE
100, 300 $11, 968
16, 600 2,069
9,500 1,378

GILL NETS,
RUNAROUND.

POUNDS
1,400 $137
500 19
8,500 383
100 46
100 15
2,600 322

LONG OR SET
WITH HOOKS

POUNDS:

8, 700

DREDGES,
OYSTER,
COMMON

TONGS,
OYSTER

196, 800
233, 600

$79, 459
102, 257

20,100
14,700

8,543
6,637

196, 896

GULF FISHERIES

342
OPERATING UNITS BY GEAR, 1965
So ap
PURSE SEINES OTTER TRAWLS
HAUL
1 TEM SEINES,
CORSION MENHADEN OTHER FISH SHRIMP
NUMBER NUMBER NUMBER NUMBER NUMBER
F1 SHERMEN: aI Ce ET === =e
ONIVESSEMS) es ans = 335 10 189 1,010
ON BOATS AND SHORE:
REGULAR. iets 4 ° 2 3 235
CASUAL . . : - = = 2 220
TOTAL . : 4 335 10 189 1, 465
= Ss eS SSS
VESSELS, MOTOR : 18 1 80 409
GROSS TONNAGE. A - 5, 646 146 3, 331 14, 997
BOATS:
MOTOR. . . . ; 1 36 1 = 396
OTHER. . . . 1 3 5 tf s
GEAR:
NUMBER... . 1 18 1 107 1,047
LENGTH, YARDS. 400 9,630 500 S &
YARDS AT MOUTH . . = S : 1,961 14, 188
LINES
POTS AND GILL NETS, TRAMMEL
ITEM TRAPS, RUNAROUND NETS Rar MATE
CRAB HAND
BAITS
NUMBER NUMBER NUMBER NUMBER NUMBER
F] SHERMEN:
ONAVESSEUS) ester = = 25 137 E
ON BOATS AND SHORE:
REGULAR. me. 27 2 17 z 13
CASUAL . ; 7) 5 4 55 2
TOTAL . 34 2 46 192" 15
VESSELS, MOTOR = = 9 14 2
GROSS TONNAGE. é 2 139 730 5
BOATS:
MOTOR. ... : 26 2 35 55 15
OTHER. 5 = 2 13 .
GEAR:
NUMBER eeya ls ees 3, 000 2 27 178 15
SQUARE YARDS... . . = 2, 400 20, 600 e 3
HOOKS OR BAITS 3 - é : 1,039 7, 500
= ————_———_—EE
TOTAL, EX-
DREDGES ;
CAST , TONGS, CLUSIVE
Via NETS SPEARS OxST ER, OYSTER OF DUPLI -
CATION
NUMBER NUMBER NUMBER NUMBER NUMBER
F] SHERMEN:
ONIVESSEIESu ae es sen ne = S 391 5 1,878
ON BOATS AND SHORE:
REGULAR. Ras = = 40 373 575
CASUAL 3 6 12 20 180 421
TOTAL . 6 12 451 553 2,874
=!
VESSELS, MOTOR . : z 120 S 552
GROSS TONNAGE. . = E 2,689 = 25,023
BOATS:
MOTOR. ; e : 30 518 972
OTHER. 5 - = Ss 34. 52
GEAR:
NUMBER... . 6 12 300 552 2
YARDS AT MOUTH = 2 366 a s

GULF FISHERIES

MISSISSIPPI

CATCH BY GEAR, 1965

SPECJES

BLUEF!] SH.
DRUM, RED
MENHADEN. ue)
MULLET, BLACK .

SEA TROUT OR WEAKFISH,

SROMMED yey re
SPANISH MACKEREL . .
UNCLASS! FIED,

TOTAL.

SPECIES

FOR BAIT, RE-
DUCTION, AND ANIMAL FOOD .

HAUL SEI] NES,
COMMON

POUNDS POUNDS
G -O)0 49,700 $5, 958
5 O06 200 30 -
0 - 278, 104, 200
. 20, 000 1,000 -
. 5,000 1,250
2,000 200

76, 900

278, 104, 200

OTTER TRAWLS

MENHADEN

PURSE SEINES

$3, 972, 568

POUNDS

1/ 200, 000
200, 000

M3

OTHER

POTS AND TRAPS,

FISH SHRI MP CRAB
DRUM POUNDS. VALUE POUNDS VALUE POUNDS VALUE
: se — oo eS
BLACK o.-0 700 $44 - - - =
RED aie ciel 300 38 - -
FLOUNDERS . o 6 13, S00 1,779 55, 400 $7, 331 - -
GROUPERS. . . 3 400 40 600 55 - -
KING WHITING OR "KINGFISH". 108, 300 6,713 162, 800 9,472 - -
POMPANO . . aii . 100 6 - - -
SEA CATFISH . . 5 17,600 796 2,600 127 - -
SEA TROUT OR WEAKF i SH,
WHITE. . . . 12, 900 911 14,000 759 -
SHEEPSHEAD, SALT-WATER. 3, 900 243 500 26 -
SNAPPER, RED. . . a4 2, 200 228 12, 400 1,279 - -
SPANISH MACKEREL. .. - 500 51 200 23 -
UNCLASS|F]ED, FOR BAIT, RE-
DUCT| ON, AND ANIMAL FOOD . 73,820, 900 1, 289,084 - - - -
CRABS, BLUE;
MNND5 6-6 5005 000 . - 4, 500 315 1,634, 000 $126,843
SOFT. Ooo 6-900 0 . 2 = - - 1, 200 186
SHRIMP. dO 00 5 - 8, 233,000 2, 522, 758 - -
TOTAL. 73, 981, 300 1,299, 933 8, 486,000 127,029

GILL NETS, TRAMMEL
SGECIES RUNAROUND NETS TaNG TROT WITH
BAITS
POUNDS VALUE POUNDS VALUE POUNDS VALUE POUNDS VALUE
UUM S Geclocdsorasd 6 16,000] $1,600 6, 700 $670 P A s :
CABTOMNR A st UO BS 2 = z y 200 $18 a e
DRUM:
BUACK Erp uty atin ats eaterie = 5 32, 400 2,149 = x e
REO a enaeee & = 32, 200 4,715 e = 2 é
GROUBERS MIE on oeears a z u 321,100] 33,379 z ‘i
MULLET, BLACK nr iar > a 219,100} 11, 392 2 es z s
SEA TROUT OR WEAKFISH:
GROUT 4 6 66.6 6 BG 0 = é 143,400] 35,835 200 53 u 2
WHITE eee Maree eiciete = 200 15 - z z
SHEEPSHEAD, SALT-WATER. . . = = 20, 900 1,674 300 22 = 3
SNABBER SERED See an rs 2 = z 2,350,900] 587,963 g =
SPANISH MACKEREL. . . ss - = 500 63 = z = -
SHO, oo aaa c 5 5, 700 342 = Z 2 iS
CRABS, BLUE:
HARD. we ee eee = 3 . z = 53,600/ $3, 442
SORBET nS ct aes : - : 2
ee ml | 200 24
TOTAU AAI sia ae 16,000 1,600| 461,100] 56,855| 2,672,700] 621,435 53, 800 3, 466
al DREDGES, OYSTER TONGS,
SPECIES CAST NETS SPEARS eee TONGS
POUNDS VALUE POUNDS VALUE POUNDS VALUE POUNDS VALUE
ROUNDERS EeMe ney mica cn ecute 500 $96 2 = a
MUU, EUMGX 6 6 oo oo 4 1, 700 $102 & £ 3 E Ei 3
OYSTERS, MARKET:
PUBLIC:
SPRING Sca cance eeiene x - z : 1,700,500} $357,325| 322,200] $68, 499
NUR LAD bie anew aaNae - : = 5 360,500] 140,023 41,400] 14,029
PRIVATE, SPRING... . - 2 = 270,800] 46, 920 ral z
TOTA Memeartk tes ture sae 1, 700 102 500 96 | 2,331,800] 544,268| 363,600] 82,528
4/ NEARLY THE ENTIRE AMOUNT CONSISTED OF THREAD HERRING.

GULF FISHERIES

LOUISIANA
OPERATING UNITS BY GEAR, 1965

PURSE OTTER TRAWLS FYKE AND
ITEM SEINES, HOOP NETS,
MENHADEN FISH SHRIMP FISH

F1 SHERMEN: NUMBER NUMBER NUMBER NUMBER NUMBER
ON VESSELS. . . . - 48 3, 341 -
ON BOATS AND SHORE:

REGUPAR Ieee 28 - 2,997 222
CASUAL Ime ar iene 12 1, 376 136
TOTAL.

VESSELS, MOTOR. ....
GROSS TONNAGE... .
BOATS;
(MONOR 5 Sot wa oye d 6
OER 6 5 ob oslo oO
GEAR; "
NUMBER. . . oo p40
LENGTH, YARDS ob 7020
YARDS AT MOUTH.

POTS AND TRAPS

GILL NETS, TRAMMEL

ITEM ANCHOR, SET NETS
CRAB CRAWFISH FISH SHRIMP OR STAKE

NUMBER NUMBER NUMBER NUMBER

F1 SHERMEN ; NUMBER

ON VESSELS. .

ON BOATS AND SHORE:
REGULAR . Oo
CASUAL ne etoirsinte

TOTAL.

10

VESSELS, MOTOR.

GROSS TONNAGE . 37
BOATS:
MOTORGsecsu hi cs 115
OTHER Meare) Snead 16
GEAR:
NUMBERS aia: erie wees 103
SQUARE YARDS. ... 0. i 41,052
LINES DIP NETS DREDGES,
(TEM LONG OR SET] TROT WITH OYSTER,
| ano | WITH HOOKS BAITS CORON Bika COMMON
F) SHERMEN; NUMBER NUMBER NUMBER NUMBER
ON VESSELS. . . See 104 a e 660
ON BOATS AND SHORE:
REGUPAR AOE en a 578 307
CASUAM Eres sa onae tence 122 51
NOUNS tekohigntenar SG 700 1,018
VESSELS, MOTOR. ...... 233
GROSS TONNAGE ...... 4, 430
BOATS, MOTOR. ... 0. 700 194
GEAR:
NUMBER. . . Rakes eee 786 778
YARDS AT MOUTH. 1... 2 889
HOOKS OR BAITS. . . . 414, 550 2
BY HAND TOTAL, EX-
| TEM erene, CLUSIVE
OF DUPLI-
OYSTER OTHER Beer
B
FiSieanes NUMBER NUMBER NUMBER NUMBER
ON VESSELS. . . ahaa 5,028
ON BOATS AND SHORE:
REGUUAR ME wollte: 3, 705
CASUA TDS inal a 1,823
TOTA lish wceembanet ett 10, 556
VESSELS, MOTOR. 1, 585
GROSS TONNAGE . . 75, 739
BOATS:
MOTOR ckedin use sai he ba 4,495
OTHER WG. a mineneGe ne bitsee 144
GEAR}, NUMBER. 3 6. . bcos =

GULF FISHERIES

LOUISIANA - CATCH BY GEAR, 1965

OTTER TRAWLS

HAUL SEINES, PURSE SEINES
SPseies) COMMON MENHADEN
FISH
POUNDS VALUE POUNDS VALUE POUNDS VALUE

BOWRINE cid ek vation ah! s 1,000 $25 : - E ss
BURR ATOR SHIMU une s emmn 38, 400 4, 406 = é i a
CATFISH AND BULLHEADS ; ; 34; 300 9, 396 z i a 2
DRUM:

BACK ANTE cies 8, 000 720 2 fc a

REDEEM Re he Sco 14,000 2, 640 : é 2 2
ROUNDERS IPS aera nen 2,000 400 = : =
CHIC 6 og) aso 8) erontee 46, 600 2,757 : = Zs 2
MENHADEN a artic bo aan _ s 682, 435, 200 |$11, 790, 362 2 =
MULUEP, BLNER 6 6 a 6 06 1,600 121 z z z :
SAWEISHIAR ens occk mete e 400 20 = Z é :
SEARCATIRISHIMEE Ee ten oe 1,800 180 é E 3 =
SEA TROUT OR WEAKFISH:

SPORTED EERE eee 23, 800 6, 200 = z =

WHER ARS eerie arene 2, 600 260 Z zs &
SHARKS, UNCLASSIFIED. . . . 200 10 z 2 z .
SHEEPSHEAD

ERESHEWATER ene HeBeRene 3, 500 374 : ‘ = z

GNITITR. 6 6 0 6 boo 4, 000 400 3 2 E %
SPOT Bene tL oh obs 300 15 z E 3 =
UNCLASSIFIED, FOR BAIT, RE-

DUCTION, AND ANIMAL FOOD . = 2 = - 13, 165, 000 $165, 888
TOTALS ci ec! elle) el te! e 682, 435, 200 11, 790, 362 13, 165, 000 165, 888

POTS AND TRAPS

SPECIES FYKE AND HOOP
SHRIMP NETS, FISH CRAB
POUNDS POUNDS VALUE POUNDS

BOWEIINetmeiren roitenreiielr citer conic - 3, 500 $100 -
BURRAUORISHPrememricioarenecie - - 269, 800 31,729 >
ENBIO.6 6:00 0-00 6.0 ob 1, 300 = = - =
GQNP5 6 0670.0 0.0.00 00 - - 20, 800 646 - =
CATFISH AND BULLHEADS . . . - - 1, 437, 800 397,727 - =
GCROAKERM Me mremiioin ak cmremnente 6, 300 & - = =
DRUM:

BIUACK Greta eitetttolats iil otalote otek 7,600 = - - 2

fla) 6-60-0600 070-000 57, 400 - - - -
FUMOUNDERS geuuoiteme cu teinonielirenre 187, 700 = > = =
GARISH emir cmcnciienton em - 100 6 = -
GROURERS asm sureineureibemiomene 2, 000 = - -
CaYPIGH ¢ o!g.0.9.6. 6.5.0.5 1,100 - - - -
KING WHITING OR "KINGFISH". 524, 900 = S = =
MULE ET BUACK@emrsireibels ©s) te 2, 000 - = = =
RADDUERISHEM men cnicncmomene - 400 48 -
BOMPANOP come en ciisarmeits 2, 100 - - - -
SAWFISHmedeiiomeneey cu amet cme 3, 200 - - -
SEANCATIRUSH Pe miemrcine me enremeotne 73, 400 5 me =
SEA TROUT OR WEAKF]SHs

SOD) 6: BiG 6) Gv eeoto 8,800 - = -

Mill Wo! 6 oo o.0-01 0.020 18, 800 - - = -
SHARKS, UNCLASS]FIED. . 2. 600 - - - 3
SHEEPSHEAD:

FRESH-WATER . . . «oo - 133, 200 13, 927 - =

SALT =WATERcMeuetie belie neice 34, 700 S = = -
SNAPPER MRED sisi eiin ir sme 93, 000 - - - -
SPANISH MACKEREL. . . = « - 3, 000 = - -
SRO Tee rere mome 600 - - - -
TIPLE 6, 6 \alo oualo.o 2, 000 = = = =
CRABS, BLUE:

HARD PMH oie etree. ede ele 1,952, 900 S = 1,118, 800 $91, 315

SOFT AND PEELER.. 2... - - - - 13,600
SHRIMPraireieiioietl stcuremreureuiis 62, 578, 700 19, 581, 426 - - -
SEMIO uo 6696 0 6 ola 6 fc 150 - - -
TERRAPIN Smememtepronispe)senremts 250 = o ic
TURTLES;

FNWo 56 oO Oo ooo OO - 3, 400 850 =

SNAPPERB OMe mtmommeuremcnts 627 = - -

TOTAL am cisrod oh el auiene: 6 65, 569, 700 19, 789, 559 1,869, 000 445, 033 1, 132, 400 101,395

(CONTINUED ON NEXT PAGE)

GULF FISHERIES

LOUISIANA - CATCH BY GEAR, 1965 - Continued

SPECIES

CATF]SH AND BULLHEADS
CRAWFISH, FRESH-WATER
SHRIMP. 5 6 6 6 6 ow

MOTAL. 3) 6 se

POTS AND TRAPS - CONTINUED

SPECIES

BUFFALOF] SH
CABIOMirente
CARP. 2 « e
CATFISH AND
CROAKER . . .
DRUM:
BLACK . .
RED Weare
FLOUNDERS ,
GARFISH . .
GROUPERS, .
JEWFISH . .
KING WHITING OR
MULLET, BLACK .
PADDLEFJSH. . .
POMPANO ....
SEA CATFISH . .
SEA TROUT OR WEA
SPOTTED . . .
WHITETESomremt on te
SHEEPSHEAD:
FRESH-WATER . .
SALT-WATER. . .
SNAPPER, RED. . .
SPANISH MACKEREL,

oo Ree ee
a

oe ee
n

Oo 0 £30

SOC 6 6 40.0
WARSAW. 2. » « «©
TURTLES, BABY .

TOTAL ethetey lointe

CRAWFISH FISH SHRIMP

POUNDS VALUE POUNDS VALUE POUNDS VALUE
pail z 2 295, 900 $74, 582
ee 1, 535, 900 $216,605 z 2 3
Reais = : = = 800 $182
sh 1, 535, 900 216,605 295,900 | 74, 582 800 182

GILL NETS EL
ANCHOR, SET iis
OR STAKE
POUNDS VALUE POUNDS VALUE POUNDS POUNDS

hie 344,700] $41,102] 41,100] #4, 932 3 900 $108
cee = z e zs 2, 100 s ss
iad 11, 400 333 3 ‘ z 2
nee 385,100] 104,603| 47,700| 13, 347 738, 939
ee Te z= 2 8, 400 425 a
aes 600 60] 178,100] 15,511 40
Sane 20, 300 5,063] 373,300] 64, 300 361
aia 60,000] 12,600 10, 600 2, 100 50
aha 782,500] 46,036 18, 400 956 798
ish": Z = 25, 300 3, 036 3
Boots Z = 3, 400 175 e
ici 1, 400 168 2 < E
Renee 2 2 10, 900 1,090 “
yee 8, 000 2,402} 349,300] 86, 947 73
ee 2 z 24, 300 3, 190 é
5h 16,800 1,969 3, 800 395 2 314
AAP 2; 100 105] 62, 400 5,696 400
cine é 2 2 149, 800
as é 2 800
ees i 800 40 = Z
Spite E = Te 4, 700 472 i
Boas = : z E 3; 900 370
... | 1,632,900] 214,441/ 1,157,800] 202,140] 207,400] 50,503 12,880,200] 741,953

SPECIES

LINES - CONT]NUED
TROT WITH BAITS

CRABS, BLUE;
HARD. » « © © © © ec
SOFT AND PEELER. .
CRAWFISH, FRESH-WATER
OYSTERS, MARKET:
PUBLIC;
SPRING. . . 2 «
PINUS 0010 6.0.0
PRIVATE;
SPRIING tiene) te) ce se
Ae iieluesieliel islinre
MURTUES SS BABY Gene nieuire

TOTA We coh tol tee 6

POUNDS

4, 639, 600
35, 400

SPECIES

TONGS,

CRABS, BLUE, SOFT
AND PEELER . ae
SHRIMPS ar kenya feta
OYSTERS, MARKET:

PUBL IC:
SPRIINGaasyeenese re
FAL Re ps. aie

PRIVATE:

SRRIVNG ea re) cel vel 6
FALL. 2 2 « 2 ow
TERRA PilNrcpmenwoluelistte
EROGS A acwcuns
TOTAL.

POUNDS

72, 100

150, 800
137, 700

COMMON

20, 900
g

323, 335

DREDGES, OYSTER,

COMMON

OYSTER, Gi

BRUSH TRAPS

POUNDS. VALUE POUNDS

RABS,
FROG

BY HAND

OYSTER

OTHER

VALUE

$26, 666
2,739

39, 800
13, 700

$23, 061
8, 536

1
'

49, 626
74,445

[POUNDS

14, 346] 4, 300
seessdieal [Res

VALUE |POUNDS ] vatue

4, 300

GULF FISHERIES

TEXAS
OPERATING UNITS BY GEAR, 1965

HAUL PURSE OTTER FYKE AND POTS AND
(eM SE] NES, SEINES, TRAWLS, HOOP NETS, TRAPS, CRAB
COMMON MENHADEN SHR] MP F}SH
; —————
NUMBER NUMBER NUMBER NUMBER NUMBER
F1 SHERMEN: a ——
ONAVESSEL SIE ene = 218 3,657 ; ‘
ON BOATS AND SHORE:
HULAR, o-s:o ¢ 0 6 6 39 : 735 2 54
CASUATEI A ANUP eS aoa 12 2 476 : 2
ane ORE Bees |
TOTAL ot UEP WER ips ct 51 218 4, 868 2 54
VESSELSSINOTOR Mamet eine nne E 1 1,371 2 a
GROSS TONNAGE. . . 1... z 1,882 68,673 3 E
BOATS:
MOTOR Meaty eaten ea 14 22 845 2 48
OTHER NE ah Creer wso - 1 2 F E,
GEAR: 2
(NUMBER coco candusnanauave 14 M1 2) S53} 15 8, 200
LENGTH ASVARDSAue es 2, 500 5, 460 a = ‘
YARDS AT MOUTH. 1... - - 48,845 Z 2
= —— al
LINES
SchatTes| ee
EM S
th OR STAKE Net rc LONG OR SET TROT WITH
WITH HOOKS BAITS
NUMBER NUMBER NUMBER NUMBER NUMBER
FISHERMEN:
ONIVESSEE SHAPE ieanenr : : 443 2
ON BOATS AND SHORE:
REQULARS og 6 55 606 0 42 132 8 107 16
CASUAI Mena ees 53 8 3 262 18 2
=_=
TOTALS carne eer nea Ss 135 713 125 16
[ree = ee ee —————— —$>——
VESSELS IMOTORUE Os eens 5 2 85 2 2
GROSS TONNAGE. ...... - = 3,792 3 =i
BOATS:
MOTORMEN te RIN oS ssa 46 83 181 123 13
Outlets oS 6, ole om ost S 25 - i =
GEAR:
NUNBERE ant OAR tapos 46 82 693 125 13
SQUARERYARDS Sam asus a) 5 26, 200 43,680 x = 2
HOOKS OR BAITS. . 1... z z 4, 487 144, 900 5, 100
jo
TOTAL
DREDGES :
, TONGS, BY HAND, EXCLUS] VE
ta SPEARS EAS OYSTER OYSTER OF BUPLI-
CATION
—
NUMBER NUMBER NUMBER NUMBER NUMBER
F | SHERMEN:
ONIVESSEUSI Em nt nens = 476 C - 4,504
ON BOATS AND SHORE:
PREUUAR: ¢ oo 2 oa ae 85 242 15 9 937
CACUA MI tenes 93 _ 10 769
TOTAL § CaN Meo 178 718 15 19 6,210
VIESSEIES Sa MOORS) macl-namln-wnen ats - 159 - - 1,499
GROSS TONNAGE. ..... - Z 2,956 2 74,122
BOATS:
MOTOR SReN year ace ae 104 116 10 19 1, 228
OuWes: 6 oo 06 65 5) oto = - - - 36
GEAR:
NUMBER... 178 275 15 Z
YARDS AT MOUTH . 275 2
=! ——

348

GULF FISHERIES

TEXAS - CATCH BY GEAR, 1965

oe) a MU TMM a nor micus ul

SPECIES

DRUM:
BLACK . . .
RED . « « °
FLOUNDERS . °
GROUPERS. . .
KING WHITING OR "KIN

ee ee
eo ee

SH".
MENHADEN. . « « « °
MULLET, BLACK. . .
POMPANO . 2 6 « « °
SEA CATFISH . . « °

T

sielvelcestG)emelele
7

00°00 0606.0

opie ieltefetepetieiie

SEA TROUT OR WEAKFISH, SPOTT
SHEEPSHEAD, SALT-WATER.
SNAPPER, RED... s «
WRENS o 6.60 66 0G
UNCLASSIFIED:
RORMROODS spine ereumemmele oie
BAIT, REDUCTION, AND ANIMAL
FOLD 636 BS2ae ol vOalo.6
CRABS SIBLUE: MHARDia a myeetae tents
LOBSTER, SLIPPER (BULLDOZER). .

eee me ew we we we ew ee

H
Pp.

SHRIMPS iicnieuretien cliietteluel nelle
SQUIID 2 6 2 6 6 ow ew wt wc

TOTAL. .

SPECIES

BUFFALOFISH « « © « © eo © © ©
CATFISH AND BULLHEADS « 6 « ¢ e
CROAKER « 0 « «© © © © ©
DRUM:

BLACK 2 «

RED o «6 «©
FLOUNDERS .
GARFISH « 6
SEA CATFISH °
SEA TROUT OR WEAKFISH, SPO
SHEEPSHEAD, SALT=-WATER. ©
CRABS, BLUE, HARD « « e e

olelceiieine

ee oe
eco ee
eee ee
eee ee
0/0 000.0
eee ee

T

E

eo ea ee oo

OTA Mew exieitielie teh telrel elie

HAUL SEINES, PURSE SEINES, OTTER TRAWLS,
COMMON MENHADEN © SHRIMP
POUNDS POUNDS VALUE POUNDS VALUE
11,600 $769 ¢ - 19,000 $1,337
15,900 3,975 a a 3,300 759
7 2 2 e 140,700 33, 401
e 2 2 = 5, 400 537
2 - - 210, 300 9,062
2 = 61,865,800 |$1,121,624 = =
= © = 1,300 39
1,100 440 = - o =
600 48 = e 34, 300 2,738
118, 000 = = oS
4,500 2 = 4,664
= = = 21,025
= = = 507
411, 900 20,595
= = - 62,800 2,590
7 = a 245,300 16,372
- = = 100 30

SPECIES

CABIO - cee we wee ee oe
CATFISH AND BULLHEADS . 2 « « «
CROAKER « « « © © © © © © ow
DRUM;
BLACK .
RED . «
FLOUNDERS
GARFISH .
GROUPERS,
POMPANO .

Ce ery
eee eee
ecco ee
Olerieeene
eee eee
eee eee
eo ee ee
elerenevere
Olieme hen eine

(CONTINUED ON NEXT PAGE)

FYKE AND HOOP POTS AND TRAPS, GILE: NETS;
NETS, FISH CRAB ANCHORS
, SET OR STAKE
POUNDS VALUE POUNDS POUNDS
22,500 $3,375 2 = 34,000 $5,100
2 = = = 200 60
S = i B 200 20
" mn = 1,200 120
a a = 14, 600 3, 650
= a 5 63,500 15,915
a e ma 61,500 2, 460
= = mn 1,600 128
= - 3 80,500 24,150
z 2 e 300 30
a 3 2,943,700 | $230,709 = 2
2,943, 700 230, 709 51,633
LINES
TRAMMEL
NETS LONG OR SET
HAND WITH HOOKS
POUNDS POUNDS VALUE POUNDS VALUE
o 7, 400 $592 “ =
5 = 5,000 $1,500
a s 600 36
370, 000 3,941 1,015, 200 93, 724
167,600 10, 703 287,800 75, 845
4,100 1,811 10,300 2) 674
2 z 3,900 160
- 12,922 23 Z
7 a 6, 400 1,965 800 310

GULF FISHERIES

TEXAS - CATCH BY GEAR, 1965 - Continued

LINES

SPECIES

UNCLASSIFIED:
FOR FOOD

ee © © © © © © © © eo

eo} else) jo! fe) Lome henhiel /s\ire

SPECIES

POUNDS:

9,000
494,800
27,600

1,096,800

LINES -

WITH

AE OUNDERS tu teltsinen ell elt oieeitent elie

CRABS, BLUE, HARD

OYSTERS, MARKET:
PUBLIC:

SPECIES

OYSTERS, MARKET, PUBLIC:

433, 200

433, 200

Hs

TROT

POUNDS VALUE POUNDS

POUNDS

11,100
3, 200

TRAMMEL
NETS

HAND

POUNDS

$720 9,000 $720
135,365 61, 900 15,071
2,568 7,200 582
2,127,700 607,112

- 800 113

- 27,400 2,740

3, 200

219,951 2,483, 900

658, 492

CONT | NUED

SPEARS
BAITS

VALUE

- 66, 700 $17, 903
$38,955 - -

TONGS, OYSTER

Ore

Nile 4
ot i

GILL NET

POUNDS

7, 700
2,200

9,900

LONG OR SET

W

POUN’

ITH HOOKS

OS

10,700 $866
421,000 115,413
98, 300 8,780

162,

POUN!

2,656, 600
1,950,500

41,300

299, 308

DS

$727, 494
720,325

900 56,335

24, 934

1,529, 088

BY HAND,
OYSTER

$4, 134

350

GULF FISHERIES

HISTORICAL CATCH STATISTICS

CATCH BY STATES, 1880—1965

(THOUSANDS OF POUNDS AND THOUSANDS OF DOLLARS)
a

FLORIDA,

YEAR WEST COAST ALABAMA MISSISSIPPI
QUANTITY VALUE QUANTI TY QUANTITY

IGBOD peur. 8, 376 565 3, 542 119 788 23
GS/s (1) (1) (1) (1) 6, 548 190
WE Aaya apeoed 19, 597 802 1,634 76 7,883 232
ieee cece 23, 597 949 4,560 147 8,933 251
ISSOMA are 27,419 1,064 4,777 155 8,131 246
TSK otros eetiaies 28,255 945 4,699 134 7, 830 192
USO 2PrA Raa a 48,120 1,462 9,351 267 23, 427 553
VEE 5. ‘By ttn o. 20 37, 566 2,120 10, 665 387 17, 302 459
TOU ga oster 6 54, 754 3, 420 5,609 231 20,592 763
ICES aie aieceraste 73, 266 4,026 7,631 342 25, 032 986
NODES OP ke 73, 835 4,351 10, 076 437 34, 503 1,259
NOZONPU Nie on 61,121 3, 866 14, 466 587 30, 701 1,060
NOZOb ee Auoneters 72, 323 3, B64 9,025 410 34,629 1,005
GSO Meri oe 53, 525 3,001 Up vis) 315 15, 736 740
1193 1, haere 45,009 2,077 6, 168 223 22,985 595
ICE ace alana 56, 260 1,726 6, 106 169 20,603 497
10342. Saye ci 54,215 2, 268 7,964 253 22,153 652
VES ie goa. b 59, 338 3, 279 9,253 355 26,595 926
ANOS hee yew ae 58,765 3, 332 10,917 461 39, 080 1,731
93a, 8S Re 53, 647 3,276 10,917 450 26,877 1,128
NOSO et eres 60, 820 3,649 9,120 394. 45,072 1,479
OZ Ge 6 54,676 3, 452 11, 344 562 54,672 1, 384
104 Sau eees aor 69, 322 11,448 15, 136 2,443 88,041 3, 722
(O46 pea (1) (1) 12, 556 2, IST 91,664 5,169
NO4O mirage ce 93, 420 9,579 10,155 1,974 63, 338 4,124
ISSOeS ota 62,013 9,955 10, 988 2,122 93, 023 5,441
OSes spaces 88, 271 15,414 13,643 2,639 134, 830 5,035
1OS2) oh Sees an 101, 135 19, 254 13, 506 2,867 137, 485 5,721
MOSShire cry: wea 108, 027 25, 372 11, 964. 3,017 86, 532 5, 581
OSA yeas Epa 97,521 19,815 12, 224 1,874 125,005 4,813
I CSei oa Garcon 105, 756 21, 190 13,441 2,265 188, 387 6, 725
NO SGARU Fi ataes 107, 594. 24, 582 12, 320 2,887 239,781 8, 227
JOS eo 6 ue a0 109, 275 24, 205 11,888 2,649 212,515 7,445
TQ SB enrahta Ss 126, 585 24, 258 10, 343 2,671 208, 348 6,955
MOSS ances Ahoy 131, 887 18,191 14, 022 2, 968 255, 026 6,685
NIGGOMGe arity ts 135, 535 21,048 12, 106 3, 003 314, 214 7, 606
Welt o waco eb 125, 379 20, 303 8, 458 1,991 391,689 7, 549
G62 aarp eels 119, 607 24,921 9,081 2, 509 370, 074 7,983
HESEs Sin co 124,683 22,477 14, 888 3,714 341,313 8,591
OG Ai fos Pherae 129,659 24, 165 15, 067 3,975 331, 898 8,045
1965... 6. 135, 865 26, 866 17,789 4,986 368, 385 9, 254

SEE FOOTNOTE AT END OF TABLE. (CONTINUED ON NEXT PAGE)

1880
1887
1888

1897

1927
1928
1929
1930
1931
1932
1934

1937
1938

1945
1948
1949
1950
1951
1952
1953
1954
1955,

1961

1965

1889 .
1890 .

1902 .
1908 .
1918 .
1923\y.

(1936).

1939 |
1940 |

ULED o
1957 .
1958 .
11959).
1960 .

1962 |
1963 .
1964 ;

1/ NOT AVAILABLE.

263-707 O - 67 - 23

HISTORICAL CATCH STATISTICS

GULF FISHERIES

CATCH BY STATES, 1880—1965 - Continued

(THOUSANDS OF POUNDS AND THOUSANDS OF DOLLARS)

QUANTITY

6, 996
18, 455
19,121
20, 947
20,789
17, 402
24, 754
42, 302
24, 954
34,835
56, 208
69, 507
61, 920
49, 886
45, 704
48, 340
76,633
74, 395
97,010
91, 266

107, 379

109, 957

146, 648

197,893

278, 144

307, 366

314, 634

384,656

410, 937

368, 339

391, 953

401,819

217, 945

314, 524

543,679

566, 411

648, 334

766, 540

752, 284

696, 140

787, 087

LOUISIANA

QUANTITY

3,859
6, 282
6,609
7,358
7, 959
7,175
8,044
10, 439
25,015
19, 560
21,083
15, 212
16,624
15,693
19,051
14, 304
25, 869
17, 428
25, 205
24, 844
17, 425
19, 369
21,933
55, 580
79, 531
97, 251
98, 290
122,725
141, 962
151,612
130, 101
138, 260
140, 310
149, 037
210, 337
237,684
203, 252
172, 108
166, 344
145,070
154, 348

QUANTITY

23, 561
(1)
54,844
65, 395
69,075
65, 31
113, 696
118, 274
130, 924
160, 324
195, 705
191,007
194, 521
141, 953
138,917
145,613
186, 834
187, 009

1, 399, 512
1,317, 834
1,463,475

351

GULF FISHERIES

HISTORICAL CATCH STATISTICS

352

BLUEFISH, 1880-1965

(THOUSANDS OF POUNDS)

FLORIDA,
YEAR WEST COAST ALABAMA MISSISSIPPI LOU] S| ANA TOTAL
QUANTITY QUANTITY QUANTITY QUANTITY QUANTITY QUANTITY
1880 44 - - co ©
1887 (1) (1) 13 i, (1)
1888 246 - 15 6 345
1889 364 58 13 24 549
1890 420 56 96 13 26 611
1897 265 204 33 4 30 536
1902 350 21 12 (2) 16 399
1908 372 5 18 3 10 408
1918 271 - - = = 271
1923 418 4 6 - 1 429
1927 620 46 30 6 1 703
1928 390 31 27 - 1 449
1929 513 103 16 (2) 1 633
1930 753 21 19 - (2) 793
1931 642 35 18 - 3 698
1932 515 12 5 - 2 534.
1934 489 29 - - - 518
1936 608 72 - - 680
1937 709 28 - 3 & 737
1938 852 21 - - - 873
1939 768 23 - - - 791
1940 597 24 - - = 621
1945 557 31 1 - 589
1948 (1) 6 (2) 1 - (1)
1949 564 5 2 5 2 578
1950 408 4 1 3 (2) 416
1951 594 26 (2) = oe 620
1952 917 24 4 - 2 945
1953 968 10 4 - 2 982
1954. 1,129 5 - - 2 1,134
1955 672 15 2 - 2 689
1956 780 6 3 - 2 789
1957 1,092 5 4 - 2 1,103
1958 1,438 103 10 {3} (2) 1,551
1959 900 1 2 2 - 913
1960 718 1 4 - - 723
1961 624 4 18 - - 646
1962 944 1 4 - - 949
1963 889 4 5 - - 898
1964 779 1 15 - - 805
1965 859 5 72 - - 936

1/ NOT AVAILABLE.
2/ LESS THAN 500 POUNDS.

FLORIDA,
YEAR WEST COAST
QUANTITY
1880 -
1887 | i
1888 1
1889 36
1890 43
1897 :
1902 >
1908 =
1918 2
1923 S
1927 45
1928 42
1929 26
1930 19
1931 13
1932 9
1934 7
1936 6
1937 2
1938 2
1939 1
1940 15
1945 153
1948 (1 }
1949 20
1950 2
1951 14
1952 45
1953 17
1954 28
1955 46
1956 3
1957 9
1958 32
1959 72
1960 20
1961 23
1962 62
1963 97
1964. 64
1965 36

GULF FISHERIES
HISTORICAL CATCH STATISTICS

CROAKER,

ALABAMA

QUANTITY.

1880-1965

(THOUSANDS OF POUNDS)

MISSI SS] PPI LONI SANA

QUANTITY

1/ NOT AVAILABLE.
2/ INCLUDES SPOT.
3/ LESS THAN 500 POUNDS.

QUANTITY

TEXAS

QUANTITY

(3)

353

TOTAL

QUANTITY

354

FLORIDA,
MEAR WEST COAST

QUANTITY
1880 1
1887 1
1888 1
1889 1
1890 1
1897 38
1902 194
1908 1
1918 2
1923 95
1927 70
1928 39
1929 13
1930 9
1931 12
1932 5
1934 11
1936 1
1937 16
1938 12
1939 20
1940 53
1945 485
1948 (1)
1949 186
1950 50
1951 %6
1952 126
1953 7
1954 45
1955 48
1956 69
1957 62
1958 128
1959 124
1960 191
1961 75
1962 58
1963 100
1964 88
1965 65

1/ NOT AVAILABLE.
2/ \NCLUDED WITH RED DRUM.

GULF FISHERIES
HISTORICAL CATCH STATISTICS

DRUM, BLACK,

(THOUSANDS OF POUNDS)

ALABAMA MJ SS1ISS1PPI

QUANTITY QUANTITY

11 8

aya) =
WIONNNODOONUWNNYW

———

QUANTITY

1880-1965

LOUISIANA

()

QUANTI TY.

Q)

QUANTITY

TOTAL

SSAA

1/ NOT AVAILABLE.
2/ \NCLUDES BLACK DRUM,

DRUM, RED OR REDFISH,

(THOUSANDS OF POUNDS)

GULF FISHERIES

HISTORICAL CATCH STATISTICS

YEAR aS ALABAMA MISSISSIPPI
QUANTITY QUANTITY QUANTITY
1880 (1) (1) (1)
1887 (1) (1) 141
1888 55 - 165
1889 391 64 185
1890 458 54 201
1897 236 213 199
1902 1,104 70 93
1908 608 2/ 151 2/244
1918 2/ 995 om 23 7 Tie
1923 1, 398 15 77
1927 776 55 237
1928 889 49 208
1929 992 105 129
1930 937 104 122
1931 934 62 100
1932 719 44 75
1934 873 65 73
1936 927 34 88
1937 948 67 123
1938 1,012 32 106
1939 908 31 165
1940 647 27 55
1945 1, 294 260 66
1948 (1) 157 54
1949 1,670 112 76
1950 942 16 52
1951 919 44 31
1952 646 56 41
1953 526 46 62
1954 752 19 61
1955 754 19 57
1956 763 50 71
1957 667 10 54
1958 627 19 65
1959 692 18 71
1960 817 9 39
1961 848 24 53
1962 1,307 13 76
1963 968 20 59
1964 699 19 50
1965 801 4 33

LOUIS! ANA

QUANTITY

1880-1965

TEXAS

QUANTI TY

TOTAL

QUANTITY

355

GULF FISHERIES

HISTORICAL CATCH STATISTICS

356

FLOUNDERS, 1880—1965

(THOUSANDS OF POUNDS)

FLORIDA,
WEST COAST ALABAMA MISSISSIPPI LOUISIANA

QUANTITY QUANTITY QUANTITY QUANTITY QUANTITY QUANTITY
1880 {3} (3) (1) 1) (1)
1887 1 1 45 16 1
1888 7 - 48 117 192
1889 20 20 70 121 252
1890 24 20 77 131 278
1897 33 47 28 10 218 336
1902 80 36 79 2 241 438
1908 86 31 38 71 140 366
1918 7 39 38 22 162 298
1923 71 2 88 22 118 301
1927 110 27 93 43 78 351
1928 99 34 67 13 52 265
1929 106 32 61 25 66 290
1930 109 24 70 23 71 297
1931 79 32 61 29 75 276
1932 62 21 47 4 71 205
1934. 55 36 42 24 98 255
1936 94 7 31 22 104 288
1937 112 37 28 54 111 342
1938 122 65 42 37 126 302
1939 127 60 42 59 161 449
1940 120 84 is] 9 102 353
1945 405 217 168 221 135 1,146
1948 (1) 150 45 101 17 (1)
1949 290 89 41 181 220 821
1950 41 32 16 204 230 523
1951 60 84 38 121 87 390
1952 80 78 30 150 208 546
1953 45 71 25 213 181 535
1954 55 86 24 217 137 519
1955 66 105 58 218 111 558

1/ NOT AVAILABLE.

YEAR

1880
1887
1888
1889
1890
1897
1902
1908
1918
1923
1927
1928
1929
1930
1931

1932
1934
1936
1937
1938
1939
1940
1945
1948
1949
1950
1951

1952
1953
1954
1955
1956
1957
1958
1959
1960
1961

1962
1963
1964
1965

FLORIDA,
WEST COAST

QUANTITY

1/ NOT AVAILABLE.

2/ LESS THAN S500 POUNDS.

GULF FISHERIES
HISTORICAL CATCH STATISTICS

GROUPERS,

ALABAMA

QUANTITY
(1)
10

11
69

1880-1965

(THOUSANDS OF POUNDS)

MISSISSIPPI

QUANTI TY.

LOUISIANA

QUANTITY

ry
YVuaWROTTOADWARAS

;
(2)

NN

QUANTITY

TEXAS

TOTAL

QUANTITY

1, 764
(1)
301
446
428
853
1,112
1,625
5, 936
4,640
4,723
4, 242
4, 209
3, 294
2, 666
3, 164
3, 385
5, 006
5, 258

357

358

GULF FISHERIES

TEXAS

QUANTITY

pres
ata
ur-o

=)
NHFNNWWOUDW

N

=

=~

00-0 O00 0-0 0-0 2 0 70

HISTORICAL CATCH STATISTICS
KING MACKEREL, 1880-1965
(THOUSANDS OF POUNDS)
aye

FLORIDA,
YEAR WEST COAST ALABAMA MISSISSIPPI LOUIS! ANA

QUANTITY QUANTITY QUANTITY QUANTITY
1880 1 - - (1)
1887 1 (1) = é
1918 466 - S =
1923 564 - - 3}
1927 1,253 © 5 a
1928 1,315 - 1 c
1929 1, 968 - (2) -
1930 1,403 - = a
1931 744 1 = g
1932 589 1 2 ©
1934 661 - = 13
1936 1,002 - e S
1937 1,373 - = -
1938 862 - = S
1939 1,569 = 5 fe
1940 1,971 = - o
1945 1,116 - eS E
1948 (eh) 3 = e
1949 1,415 2 z 1
1950 418 (2) © cs
1951 1,148 3 o e
1952 808 3 = S
1953 1,279 - = 3
1954 1,083 - = o
1955 1,188 - = So
1956 1, 204 - = ao
1957 R91 - ° a
1958 1, 406 - - 3
1959 1, 239 - eS 3
1960 1,785 - co o
1961 1,683 - = o
1962 2,021 - 5 iS
1963 2,817 - = S
1964 1,314 - - -
1965 1,898 - - 5

A/ NOT AVAILABLE.
2/ LESS THAN 500 POUNDS.

QUANTITY

TOTAL |

GULF FISHERIES

HISTORICAL CATCH STATISTICS

KING WHITING OR "KINGFISH”’, 1880—1965

(THOUSANDS OF POUNDS)

(es ia
YEAR ee ALABAMA MISS1SS1PPI LOUIS! ANA TEXAS TOTAL
QUANTITY QUANTITY QUANTITY QUANTITY QUANTITY QUANTITY
1880 - 1 (1) (1) 1 1
1887 (1) 1 2 = 1 1
1888 234 - = e © 234
1889 456 4 - = 5 460
1890 292 4 = © = 296
1897 440 - - - - 440
1902 152 25 53 - 42 272
1908 36 - 12 - 10 58
1918 35 10 19 - 36 100
1923 77 3 9 - 11 100
1927 113 4 2 - 19 138
1928 70 1 34 62 24 191
1929 30 2 32 42 29 135
1930 14 6 6 54 16 96
1931 10 11 6 55 15 7
1932 5 4 3 16 9 37
1934 5 5 4 - - 14
1936 20 1 5 2 15 43
1937 14 7 8 26 3 58
1938 20 (2) 4 4 1 39
1939 9 - 2 75 37 123
1940 4 (2) 7 55 37 103
1945 249 193 191 500 120 1,253
1948 (1) 108 81 197 107 (1)
1949 138 49 75 274 100 636
1950 47 77 34 304 149 611
1951 69 96 128 399 107 799
1952 306 71 579 455 156 1, 567
1953 63 38 1, 325 437 83 1,946
1954 157 33 340 281 278 1,089
1955 60 37 491 423 96 1,107
1956 33 95 403 328 43 902
1957 62 100 236 321 35 754
1958 84 125 266 513 63 1,051
1959 62 105 258 504 47 976
1960 112 88 246 283 34 763
1961 179 162 250 531 42 1,164
1962 144 201 286 460 79 1,170
1963 195 238 257 372 147 1, 209
1964 232 575 323 472 253 1,855
1965 267 608 271 550 210 1,906

1/ NOT AVAILABLE.
2/ LESS THAN 500 POUNDS.

359

360

GULF FISHERIES

HISTORICAL CATCH STATISTICS

FLORIDA,
EAR WEST COAST

QUANTITY
1880 1
1887 1
1902 2
1918 305
1923 10, 956
1927 13, 467
1928 5,857
1929 18,815
1930 6, 172
1931 4, 446
1932 12; 170
1934 9, 579
1936 3, 393
1937 6, 250
1938 353
1939 2,849
1940 -
1945 7, 166
1948 (1)
1949 24, 879
1950 1, 934
1951 3, 375
1952 10, 737
1953 4,031
1954 2
1955 1,935
1956 32
1957 7
1958 9, 108
1959 17, 590
1960 6, 580
1961 3, 375
1962 20
1963 44
1964 84
1965 432

1/ NOT AVAILABLE.

QUANTITY

Oo 0 0200 2.0 0-0 0 0.080 os0

MENHADEN,

ALABAMA

10

(THOUSANDS OF POUNDS)

MISSISSIPPI LOUISIANA

QUANTITY. QUANTITY

Coo 0 p-Oete0 DO 0
CRD OD DOD TO

Se

fo)

[e)

fo)
Co bo 0 t

25, 195
57, 340
68,636 88,110
44, 579 165, 914
69, 550 207, 755
114, 895 209, 574
112,890 283, 373
58, 933 307, 492
79,445 270,094
128,123 298, 309
172, 592 320, 521
142, 124 162,817
123, 346 241,813
174, 082 442, 740
218, 644 470, 108
301, 271 581, 682
263, 574 689, 157
250, 429 633, 484
237,833 599, 538
278, 104 682,435

1880-1965

TEXAS

QUANTITY

0 0-00 00.00

28,185
41,135
47,191
30,121
52, 984
66, 589
51, 702
52,625
66,691
57, 585
68, 559
117, 424
145, 575
134,105
103, 874
83, 736
66, 686
61,866

TOTAL

QUANTITY

904, 141
1,022, 837

FLORIDA,
WEST COAST

QUANTITY
1880 2,218
1887 (1)
1888 6, 796
1889 11,523
1890 13,619
1897 15, 560
1902 24,813
1908 16, 009
1918 26, 380
1923 28,632
1927 24,801
1928 23, 489
1929 22, 354
1930 19,118
1931 18, 500
1932 18,863
1934 19, 905
1936 26,097
1937 23, 870
1938 24, 142
1939 25, 359
1940 27,823
1945 26,716
1948 i
1949 29,749
1950 22, 256
1951 22,829
1952 22, 928
1953 24, 008
1954 23,647
1955 25, 348
1956 26,779
1957 31, 334
1958 33, 339
1959 31,295
1960 31, 318
1961 33,435
1962 33, 286
1963 33, 277
1964 35, 541
1965 32,161

1/ NOT AVAILABLE.

ALABAMA

QUANTITY

GULF FISHERIES

HISTORICAL CATCH STATISTICS

MULLET, 1880—1965

(THOUSANDS OF POUNDS)

MISS] SS] PPI

QUANTITY

2
233)
233
722
305
241
603

1,035
1,565

LOUIS] ANA

QUANTITY

QUANTITY

QUANTITY

361

GULF FISHERIES

HISTORICAL CATCH STATISTICS

362

SEA TROUT OR WEAKFISH, SPOTTED AND WHITE, 1880—1965

(THOUSANDS OF POUNDS)

Guo cones ALABAMA MISSISSIPPI LOU! SI] ANA

QUANTITY QUANTITY QUANTITY QUANTITY QUANTITY QUANTITY
1880 - 1 1 1 1 1
1887 (1) {3} ( ve ( boa ( We {3}
1888 511 228 280 522 872 2,413
1889 517 205 370 619 1,077 2, 788
1890 551 209 372 656 1,120 2, 908
1897 830 296 453 567 1,012 3, 158
1902 1,859 259 473 1,078 1,119 4, 788
1908 1, 207 208 517 1,103 1,055 4,090
1918 1,694 139 356 1,190 1,613 4,992
1923 1, 590 49 410 783 1,524 4, 356
1927 2, 583 118 605 822 1, 700 5,828
1928 2,682 125 487 885 1, 160 5, 339
1929 2, 942 128 384 513 1,178 5,145
1930 2,722 113 232 710 1,043 4,820
1931 2,414 109 216 767 1,084 4, 590
1932 2, 150 109 227 633 976 4,095
1934. 2,337 145 300 1,518 2, 462 6, 762
1936 3, 483 118 293 1,037 1,836 6, 767
1937 2,765 168 373 987 2,109 6, 402
1938 2,917 124 284 539 2,083 5, 947
1939 2,997 128 249 716 1,485 5,575
1940 3, 265 167 131 262 755 4, 580
1945 3,859 581 301 917 1,720 7,378
1948 (1) 396 158 503 593 (1)
1949 4, 558 218 197 886 630 6, 489
1950 3,214 87 115 882 584 4,882
1951 3, 332 104 182 602 434 4,654
1952 3, 472 146 529 602 479 5, 228
1953 2,614 133 300 535 585 4, 767
1954 2, 298 106 1, 480 437 670 4,991
1955 2, 046 156 2,021 510 843 5, 576
1956 2,059 113 1,441 612 835 5, 060
1957 2, 562 72 274 641 899 4, 448
1958 3,010 70 336 654 1,158 5, 228
1959 2,825 112 322 691 1,109 5,059
1960 2,843 62 143 467 1,283 4, 798
1961 2,633 115 241 619 Indy 4,725
1962 2, 682 100 176 424 989 4,371
1963 2,639 132 148 460 1,190 4, 569
1964 2,842 130 174 356 978 4, 480
1965 3,539 162 176 458 1,176 Seomh

A/ NOT AVAILABLE.

GULF FISHERIES 3
HISTORICAL CATCH STATISTICS

SHEEPSHEAD, SALT-WATER, 1880—1965

(THOUSANDS OF POUNDS)

Geecneanee ALABAMA MISSISSIPPI LOUIS! ANA TEXAS TOTAL
wt

QUANTITY QUANTITY QUANTITY QUANTITY QUANTITY QUANTITY
1880 {7 {3 (1) (1) (1) {1}
1887 1 1 124 362 695 1
1888 557 3 128 366 647 1,698
1889 527 33 156 364 739 1,819
1890 544. 35 173 391 779 1,922
1897 663 87 110 238 468 1, 566
1902 1,374 75 70 339 217 2,075
1908 473 24 81 249 298 1,125
1918 989 28 68 277 198 1, 560
1923 1,025 21 91 193 141 1) 471
1927 680 47 144 183 48 1,102
1928 499 38 80 108 55 780
1929 852 47 38 101 46 1,084
1930 747 18 31 102 42 940
1931 760 5 32 134 47 978
1932 455 4 24 78 29 590
1934 482 8 23 268 291 1,072
1936 784 26 24 155 66 1,055
1937 696 55 33 187 41 1,012
1938 686 63 20 69 21 859
1939 1,012 75 34 80 15 1,216
1940 504 14 15 26 15 574
1945 570 106 16 138 34 864
1948 (1) 82 a) 112 15 (1)
1949 218 45 18 171 14 466
1950 185 8 6 146 20 365
1951 78 13 1 94 18 204
3952 79 9 5 78 72 243
1953 76 7 5 57 26 171
1954 133 5 7 77 29 251
1955 174 12 12 103 81 382
1956 101 9 50 95 85 340
1957 2 7 42 82 4a 175
1958 98 9 66 139 20 332
1959 113 26 64 146 44 393
1960 182 7 48 17 45 409
1961 64 21 46 145 54. 330
1962 77 22 44 152 109 404
1963 139 14 30 17 120 480
1964 214 35 49 138 244 680
1965 233 15 26 104. 194 572

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1/ NOT AVAILABLE.

364

GULF FISHERIES

HISTORICAL CATCH STATISTICS

SNAPPER, RED,

(THOUSANDS OF POUNDS)

eee epAee ALABAMA MISSISSIPPI

QUANTITY QUANTITY QUANTITY
1880 1, 483 360 B
1887 (1) (1) é
1888 3, 224 86 iE
1889 3, 467 51 :
1890 4,173 62 =
1897 5,314 335 S
1902 8,074 3, 466 z
1908 7; 659 2; 635 é
1918 7; 230 798 98
1923 9,471 970 104
1927 9, 313 1,059 219
1928 73.891 1/301 97
1929 7,700 Meza a1
1930 5,002 848 189
1931 4, 393 863 68
1932 4,539 682 37
1934 3,916 951 123
1936 4,804 1,028 325
1937 4,551 1; 168 304
1938 5, 261 13193 174
1939 5, 494 1,020 40
1940 3,891 1,255 26
1945 2) 846 13360 12
1948 (1) 1,852 143
1949 5, 184 1,343 136
1950 4, 354 994 65
1951 4,313 1,229 2
1952 5, 500 1,459 2
1953 5,136 1,418 29
1954 5, 524 1; 404 68
1955 6,210 1,173 147
1956 5, 856 1,065 271
1957 5, 587 933 550
1958 5,844 1,418 1,110
1959 5, 400 13819 1,022
1960 5, 447 1,720 1; 469
1961 5, 446 1,784 2) 152
1962 5,375 1,893 2,176
1963 5,918 2,315 1,886
1964. 6, 532 2, 393 1,849
1965 6,072 2,495 2, 366

1/ NOT AVAILABLE.

QUANTITY

1880-1965

LOU! S1ANA

900
131
150
250
240

QUANTITY

QUANTITY

TOTAL

FLORIDA,
WEST COAST ALABAMA MISS] SS1 PPI LOU! S| ANA TOTAL

QUANTI TY QUANTI TY QUANTITY QUANTITY QUANTITY QUANTITY
1880 {3} {1} (1) (1) {"}
1887 1 1 30 1 1
1888 141 - 34 126 11 312
1889 345 58 44 134 17 598
1890 434 44 46 144 25 693
1897 503 86 65 56 41 751
1902 1,473 34 7 6 64 1, 584
1908 1,419 13 i 5 42 1, 486
1918 3, 463 4 12 2 41 3, 522
1923 3,772 1 10 3 79 3, 865
1927 4,570 22 12 23 144 4,771
1928 3, 228 4 9 22 88 3, 351
1929 3, 467 10 2 9 87 3,575
1930 4,112 6 1 2 74 4,195
1931 2, 302 13 1 1 63 2, 380
1932 2,885 8 (2) 41 2, 934
1934 3, 348 12 2 174 3, 536
1936 5,176 73 - - 17 5, 266
1937 3, 920 23 1 2 39 3, 985
1938 4,190 39 2 16 62 4, 309
1939 4, 209 7 1 14 30 4,291
1940 3,621 63 3 2 6 3,695
1945 5, 166 70 7 2 14 5, 259
1948 (1) 888 (2) 2 8 (1)
1949 3, 445 423 1 5 2 3, 876
1950 2,313 273 1 4 2 2,593
1951 6, 267 240 1 1 2 6,511
1952 4, 361 151 (2) 3 2 4,517
1953 2, 939 74 - 1 1 3,015
1954 2,848 37 - 2 (2) 2,887
1955 1, 576 50 - - 1 1,627
1956 2,877 40 - - 2 2,919
1957 3,610 38 - - 1 3,649
1958 3,830 34 4 1 1 3,870
1959 4,670 18 2 (2) 1 4,691
1960 5,435 22 9 1 1 5, 468
1961 3, 988 15 9 2 (2) 4,014
1962 6, 869 338 3 1 1 6,912
1963 5, 405 39 1 2 - 5, 447
1964 3, 880 74 1 2 3, 957
1965 4,883 14 3 4 1 4,905

1/ NOT AVAILABLE.
2/ LESS THAN 500 POUNDS.

GULF FISHERIES

HISTORICAL CATCH STATISTICS

SPANISH MACKEREL, 1880—1965

(THOUSANDS OF POUNDS)

365

GULF FISHERIES

HISTORICAL CATCH STATISTICS

366

SPOT, 1880-1965

(THOUSANDS OF POUNDS)

—

Tieeeepate ALABAMA MISSISSIPPI LOUISIANA
QUANTI TY QUANTITY | QUANTI TY QUANTITY QUANTITY QUANTI TY
- 1 1 1
(i) {i} 2
1888 28 - 2 1
1889 25 25 30
1890 35 25
1897 26 (2) (2)
1902 14 64
1908 48 83
1918 38 42
1923 122 16
1927 139 32
1928 108 11
1929 59 Y
1930 12 2 =
1931 10 1 =
1932 3 (3) -
1934. 2 8 -
1936 62 1 -
1937 117 36
1938 129 4
1939 55 3 -
1940 142 5 =
1945 289 -
1948 (1) 2 (2)
1949 236 6
1950 271 10
1951 210 5
1952 315
1953 275
1954. 134 2
1955 181 3
1956 138 5 ;.
1957 133 8
1958 163 22 3
1959 277 14 3
1960 264 11 -
1961 234 26
1962 296 14
1963 358 36
1964 353 14
1965 315 15
——
1/ NOT AVAILABLE.
2/ COMBINED AND LISTED WITH CROAKER.
3/ LESS THAN 500 POUNDS.

GULF FISHERIES

HISTORICAL CATCH STATISTICS

367

CRABS, 1880-1965

THOUSANDS OF POUNDS

YEAR ee ea ALABAMA MISSISSIPPI LOUISIANA TEXAS TOTAL
QUANTITY QUANTITY QUANTI TY QUANTI TY QUANTITY QUANTITY
1880 324 1 (1) 288 36 1
1887 | 1 1 53 971 11 1
1888 1 96 7 994 115 1
1889 - (1) 67 989 189 1
1890 - 2 47 981 191 1,219
1897 6 24 153 1,459 138 1, 780
1902 13 75 265 1,312 43 1,708
1908 64 246 427 322 200 1, 259
1918 24 96 225 282 194 821
1923 7 84 443 316 109 959
1927 70 32 2, 424 1,227 121 3,874
1928 84 105 1, 584 2, 503 301 4,577
1929 136 107 1,259 2,755 163 4,420
1930 209 81 679 4, 332 29 5, 330
1931 124 80 459 5, 106 49 5,818
1932 115 71 324 5,977 45 6, 532
1934 616 259 607 12, 328 258 14, 068
1936 856 998 2,014 12,941 320 17,129
1937 816 756 1,437 15,046 922 18,977
1938 1,138 511 1,016 10, 781 971 14,417
1939 750 558 1,469 11,443 406 14, 626
1940 1,201 1,381 1, 489 14, 314 252 18,637
1945 1,145 2, 207 5,639 33, 650 339 42, 980
1948 (1) 2, 373 58503) 22,018 526 (1)
1949 2, 109 2, 128 4,163 18, 329 374 27,103
1950 722 599 4,040 13,470 387 19,218
1951 2,139 1,109 1,630 9, 060 280 14,218
1952 2,089 655 1,741 7, 782 338 12,605
1953 3, 263 1,087 1,412 8,619 432 14,813
1954 3, 159 972 1,256 7, 540 379 13, 306
1955 5, 206 1,613 1,770 11, 392 356 20, 337
1956 4,003 725 1,985 10, 002 195 16,910
1957 5, 545 1,462 2,417 9,110 201 18,735
1958 8,981 1, 182 2,144 9,913 570 22,790
1959 14, 154 1,093 3,014 10,175 1,192 29,628
1960 19,018 499 2,817 10, 564 2,870 35, 768
1961 17, 588 838 2,512 12, 530 2,877 36, 345
1962 10,913 634 909 9, 867 4,479 26, 802
1963 13,812 1,297 1,115 8,311 2, 982 27,517
1964 14,833 1, 762 1,288 5,892 2, 484 26, 259
1965 21, 264 1,812 1,693 9,488 3,622 37,879

1/ NOT AVAILABLE.

263-707 O - 67 - 24

368

GULF FISHERIES

HISTORICAL CATCH STATISTICS

SHRIMP,

FLORIDA,

YEAR WEST COAST ALABAMA
[ee

QUANTITY QUANTITY
1880 1,172 1
1887 | 1 1
1888 1 44
1889 5 20
1890 - =
1897 2 41
1902 17 (2)
1908 7 37
1918 3, 250 1, 266
1923 2,881 3, 182
1927 2, 390 5, 162
1928 2,877 5,972
1929 1, 353 4, 396
1930 1,589 2, 982
1931 1,803 2,475
1932 1, 068 3, 382
1934 1,539 4,557
1936 1,789 1,869
1937 1,490 3, 104
1938 1, 296 3,644
1939 800 2,124
1940 942 4,565
1945 1,783 4,439
1948 (1) 2, 939
1949 1,634 2,664
1950 13,639 5,007
1951 29, 756 6, 356
1952 37,130 6, 208
1953 52,804 5, 806
1954 45, 800 6, 226
1955 48, 598 6,676
1956 49,115 7, 668
1957 41,921 6,035
1958 45, 606 5, 308
1959 32, 252 8,018
1960 44, 464 7,169
1961 36, 069 3, 525
1962 32, 146 3, 748
1963 34,941 7,760
1964 39, 966 7,215
1965 37,759 9,624

1880-1965

(THOUSANDS OF POUNDS)

MISSI SS] PPI

QUANTITY

(1)
1,145
1,093
794.
614
1,903
4, 424
4,121
9, 147
9,879
9, 234
11, 768
13, 102
8, 489
17,716
14,010
15, 330
17, 493
23, 558
9, 902
5,676
8, 566
6, 595
4, 204
2,841
9, 460
7,475
6,800
8,517
8, 261
13,617
10,912
9, 569
6, 476
11, 319
11,031
4, 408
6, 104
9,375
5,416
8, 233

1/ NOT AVAILABLE.
2/ LESS THAN 500 POUNDS.

LOUIS! ANA
QUANTITY QUANTITY
534 638
6,810 255
6,943 259
7, 238 242
6, 662 176
4, 487 361
7,635 291
8, 581 118
18, 520 164
27,753 3,422
40, 259 11,832
53, 779 7,774
49, 456 9,415
38, 664 10, 189
35, 148 13,814
38, 096 9, 244
55, 572 16, 359
53, 430 9,962
68, 781 16,905
81,379 16, 365
100,612 11,173
98, 986 14,779
116, 904 15, 722
88, 249 22, 416
85, 707 33, 668
77,835 45,812
85, 718 64, 346
83, 104 65, 026
86, 941 70, 435
83, 608 93, 258
71,994 71,517
60, 792 65, 134
34, 103 76, 825
41,008 74, 956
57, 353 84, 561
61, 758 81, 303
31, 027 58, 766
43, 585 56, 143
80, 809 70, 231
59, 382 66,053
62, 593 77,028

QUANTITY

8, 304
7,452
6,792
12, 367
12, 864
32, 347
47,117
68,877
82, 170
77, 722
61,913
70, 956
65, 800
93, 357
84,543
113,838
112, 586
120, 385
127,838
145, 443
(1)
126,514
151,753
193,651
198, 268
224, 503
237,153
212, 402
193,621
168, 453
173, 354
193, 503
205, 725
133, 795
141, 726
203, 116
179, 032
195, 237

FLORIDA,
WEST COAST

QUANTITY

1918 1,511
1923 1,053
1927 1, 238
1928 1,738
1929 1,505

GULF FISHERIES

HISTORICAL CATCH STATISTICS

OYSTERS, 1880-1965

(THOUSANDS OF POUNDS)

ALABAMA MISS] SS1PP1 LOUISIANA

QUANTITY QUANTITY.

QUANTITY.

62 1,189

1,447 2,733

1,910 2, 902

1,372 2, 10© 3, 367
1, 506 2, 008 3, 302
798 1, 568 3} 866
1,088 5; 989 4,830
1,678 2,657 11,953
1,162 1,621 12, 419
376 3, 168 4, 522
730 4, 224 4,119
521 6,693 6,640
1,886 5,049 6, 246
179 6,643 4, 549

a/ FROM 1860 TO 1929, INCLUDES CATCH OF OYSTERS ON THE EAST COAST OF FLORIDA.

2/ NOT AVAILABLE.

QUANTITY

324
1, 240
1,652
1,745
2,133
1,723
1,661

QUANTITY

2,172
(2)
7, 525
9,818

10, 650
8) 752

16,625

22, 327

18, 108

11,889

11, 868
17, 002

16, 169

14, 605

12, 687

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GULF SHRIMP FISHERY, 1965

Landings of 122.9 million pounds (heads-off) were 9.6 million pounds (8 percent)
more thanin 1964. Six of the eight major grounds fished by the Gulf fleet yielded more shrimp
than in the previous year. The greatest increase was from waters off the Texas coast (35.2
million pounds), which yielded 5.5 million pounds more thanin 1964. The catch from waters
between Pensacola, Fla. and the Mississippi River was up 3.1 million pounds; and from
waters between the Mississippi River and the Louisiana-Texas border, up 1.9 million pounds.
Minor gains were also made in the Sanibel-Tortugas and Apalachicola areas and in inter-
national waters off the Honduras coast. The shrimp grounds between the Mississippi River
and the Louisiana-Texas border continued to be the most productive with 39.7 million pounds
--about one-third of the total Gulf landings. The catch from the international waters off the
Mexican coast west of long. 949 W. declined slightly from 1964. This decrease is normal
because when shrimp are abundant along the Gulf coast, vessels need not travel to these
rather distant grounds to have a profitable year. Landings from the Campeche-Obregon
grounds (11.3 million pounds) were only 8 percent less than in 1964, but catch rates during
the final quarter of the year indicated future declines.

Large populations of brown shrimp in Louisiana and Texas waters were a major factor
in the increased landings, which in turn, substantially changed the species composition of
landings. In 1965, brown shrimp comprised 51 percentof the total landings; white, 27 per-
cent; pink, 21 percent; and royal red shrimp and sea bobs, 1 percent. In 1964, however,
white shrimp accounted for 39 percent of the total landings; brown, 37 percent; and pink,
24 percent. Some of the decline in white shrimp landings was caused by a 3-week curtail-
ment of fishing in Louisiana waters as a result of damage to the fleet and debris deposited
on the fishing grounds by hurricane Betsy.

In April some Florida trawlers discovered a small but productive fishing ground off
the Yucatan Peninsula near Cabo Catoche. Although exceptionally large catches were made
(occasionally as high as 12 boxes per night), swift currents and coral bottom caused heavy
losses to gear. Shrimp from the area closely resembled "pinks" and were sold as such by
Florida dealers. Biologists at the Bureau's Biological Laboratory in Galveston, Tex., how-
ever, identified specimens as Penaeus braziliensis rather than Penaeus duorarum.

Although landings were substantial and approximated the good production of 1960 and
1963, available supplies were not sufficient to meet the ever-increasing demand--even though
domestic landings were supplemented by a record volume of importedshrimp. As a result of
this demand, competition for available supplies kept ex-vessel prices comparatively high and
relatively stable during the year. However, average price per pound at ex-vessel level did
not surpass the previous highs established in 1962.

Average ex-vessel prices for each of the major groupings by count size were 4 to 6
cents per pound higher than in 1964, except for 68-and-over count size, which increased
only 2 cents per pound. These smaller sized shrimp represented 18 percent of the landings
--compared with 13 percent the previous year, The result was that the overall average ex-
vessel price per pound of 58 cents, was only 3 cents per pound greater than in 1964.

The following tabulations include information on the species of shrimp taken in the
Gulf by size; the number of fishing trips; and the catch by area, depth, and size. Catch
figures represent the heads-off weight and, therefore, are not directly comparable with the
heads-on (live-weight) quantities published in the General Review, regional tables, orthe
Review of Certain Major Fisheries. The pounds of heads-off shrimp may be converted to
heads-on weight by multiplying brown shrimp poundage by 1.61; white, 1.54; pink, 1.60;
seabobs, 1.53; and royal red, 1.80.

Information on the landings and catch of shrimp in the Gulf area in the following tables
has been previously publishedin Current Fishery Statistics No. 4113. Data onlandings and
value of shrimp by species and size for the South Atlantic States are included in Section 5
of this Digest,

371

372

UNDER 15.
Si = 20) 2.
21-25.
26 - 30
31-40..
41-50.
Si = 67a.
68 AND OVER
TOTAL.

UNDER 15. .
Ue) 2 20) a <a
Aho 2356 Go
26) = 307505
31-40..
Ail OO lars
Si = 675.0.
68 AND OVER

TOTAL.

GULF FISHERIES

SUMMARY OF GULF SHRIMP LANDINGS, 1965

SIZE

POUNDS

1,633, 262
6,303,901
aint 8, 664, 696
RG ea Maa eg He 6,479,713
11,946,161
7, 234,773
7,930, 379
12, 218,081

6 0'C20' 6
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62,410, 966

POUNDS

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BROWN
50.8%

WHITE
27.3%

122,913,104 pounds
(HEADS -OFF WEIGHT)

BROWN

VALUE

$1,497,421
5, 389, 660
6,570,119
4,453, 576
7,022, 984
3,651,770
3,427,113
3, 505, 790

| 6%

OTHER

POUNDS:

139,952
1,752,119
3,077,125
3,436,551
7,615, 371
4,773,098
3,546, 362
1,831,892

02%

ROYAL RED

PINK

VALUE

$127,131

1,449,997
2, 399,020
2,467,087
4,863, 374
2,623, 393
1,644,563
539, 899

35,518,433 | 26,172,470 | 16,114,464 | 33,598,590

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802, 152
5, 678, 661
3, 389, 335
2,541,950
5, 240, 146
3,464,147
4,734,454
7, 747,745

POUNDS

2,575, 366
13,734, 681
15,131, 156
12,458, 214
24,818, 723
15,472,018
16,211,195
22,511,751

122,913, 104

$70,903,866

WHITE

VALUE

$745, 214
4,804,942
2,591, 333
1,708,017
3, 100, 614
1,784, 084
2,027, 695
2,371,392

19, 133, 291

VALUE

$2, 369, 766
11,644,599
11,560,472
8, 628, 680
14,997,483
8, 059, 247
7,099, 371
6,544, 248

70, 903, 866

GULF FISHERIES

373

GULF SHRIMP LANDINGS, BY SPECIES AND SIZE, 1965

SPECIES AND SIZE

BROWN:
UNDER 15. .
15h=/20yep re
Al = Zo 6
435 29) 6
31-40..
41-50..
S1= OZone
68 AND OVER
TOTAL. .
PINK:
UNDER 15. .
1S oO 2) 5 5
Alo Zo 6
26-30..
31-40..
41-50..
Sy) Oo 6
68 AND OVER
TOTAL. .
WHITE:
UNDER 15. .
ISO A) 5 5
Alogona
2) 529) G6
31-40...
Bi =950) ere
Bl = H/o 6
68 AND OVER
TOTAL. .

SEA BOBS. . .

ROYAL RED, 31

SPECIES AND SIZE

BROWN:
UNDER 15.
15 =
21 -
26 -
31 -
41 -

51

68

TOTAL. .

PINK:
UNDER 15.
15 = 20
21 - 25
26 - 30
31 - 40
41 - 50
Si oO G6
68 AND OVE

TOTAL. .

WHITE:
UNDER 15,
15-20.
21 -
26 =
31 -
41 -

Si -

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SEA BOBS ..
ROYAL RED, 31

GRAND TOTAL, .

SEE NOTE ON PAGE 376.

FLORIDA, WEST COAST

POUNDS VALUE POUNDS
c = 114, 685
42,610 $34,558 549,779
97,172 71, 702 569, 125
54,462 36, 799 510, 608
223,245 130, 806 647, 541
153, 182 78, 668 655, 752
312,149 129, 540 1,114, 759
165, 842 660,779

4, 823, 028

670 558 6

890, 442 732, 358 507
2,207,108 | 1,712,536 2, 322
2,916,644 | 2,079,026 3,061
6,454,093 | 4,090,749 6,489
4,139,846 | 2,240,455 3,042
3,020,425 | 1,361,015 30, 274
1, 823, 425 536, 887 8,322
21,452,653 |12,753, 584 54,017
835 702 23, 447

45, 336 36, 874 269, 616
134, 524 103,151 143,577
246, 638 164,152 157,718
196, 850 115,716 218,817
128, 970 65,473 176,488
152,516 62,091 121,977

131,938 42,963

591,122

39,038

1,037,607 1,150,678

76,992 8,490

23,632,959 13,904,604

445 403 138, 837
2, 220 1,921 857,957
2,715 2,216 862, 596
1,515 1,091 514, 128

505 310 1,144,735

= - 623,575

130 63 493,944

611, 668 574, 522 165,473
2,969,525 | 2,573,832 2, 266, 107
1,584,855 | 1,263,117 1,451,617
1,098, 854 763, 689 934,443
3,100,945 | 1,853,207 1,501,177
2,207,568 | 1,136,293 746,717
3,215,207 | 1,379,191 1,068, 884

6,403,513 | 1,975,598 1, 105, 630

39,818,310 19,581,426 48, 277,532

ALABAMA

VALUE

$105, 972
478,345

126,170
714,417
680, 459
383, 776
762,097
377,718
268, 399

147,911
1,853,611
1,060, 722
600, 954
872,098
388, 903
455, 355
313, 264

31, 240, 705

MISS

POUNDS

17,189
121, 668
112,919
109, 596
352,748
616, 536

2,043, 318
777,130

4,151,104

993
2, 384
1,203
9, 549
6, 635
1,589

22,353

729
128,077
74,762
104, 297
222,357
204, 404
175, 870
67, 626

978, 122

5,001

5,156, 580

139,952
1,752,119
3,077,125
3,436,551
7,615, 371
4,773,098
3, 546, 362

802, 152
5, 678, 661
3,389,335
2,541, 950
5, 240, 146
3,464,147
4,734, 454
7,747, 745

122, 913, 104

1SS1PP1

VALUE

$15, 306
105, 832
87, 832
70,418
192,057
306, 555
886, 807
290, 856

1, 955, 663

2, 522,758

LOUISIANA TEXAS TOTAL

POUNDS VALUE POUNDS VALUE POUNDS VALUE
445,030 $401, 290 1,056, 358 $974,853 1,633,262 | $1,497,421
964,749 823, 855 4,625,095 3, 947,070 6,303, 901 5,389, 660
817,771 629, 538 7,067, 709 5,336,527 8, 664,696 6,570,119
833, 907 572, 219 4,971,140 3,413, 147 6,479,713 4,453, 576
1,832,952 1,042,519 8,889,675 5, 279, 841 11,946,161 7,022, 984
1, 992,023 989, 817 3,817, 280 1, 943, 292 7, 234,773 3,651,770
2,209,615 922,160 2, 250, 538 991, 394 7,930, 379 3,427,113
8, 956, 392 2,565, 014 1,657, 938 340, 605 12, 218,081 3,505, 790

18 052,439 7,946,412 34,335,733 22, 226, 729 62,410, 966 35,518,433

127,131
1,449,997
2,399, 020
2, 467, 087
4,863, 374
2,623, 393
1,644, 563

- - 145 44 1,831,892 539, 899
7,530 6, 004 4,635,917 3, 313, 080 26,172,470 | 16,114,464

745, 214
4,804, 942
2,591, 333
1,708,017
3, 100, 614
1, 784, 084
2,027,695
2,371, 392

21,192,135 |11,519,539 [ 2,240,048 | 5,652,008 | 39,500, 500 | 5,692,838 | 33,598,590 | 19,133,291

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SPECIES AND SIZE SOUTH ATLANTIC GULF TOTAL
POUNDS VALUE POUNDS VALUE POUNDS VALUE
BROWN:
UNDERE(S seams tretisi Uso vores 11,521 $10,565 1,633,262 | $1,497,421 1,644,783 | $1,507, 986
[SPae 20 Nasi met ryeeien aaectee 30, 252 25,044 6, 303, 901 5, 389, 660 6,334,153 | 5,414,704
2iee p25 Menai anata bse 328, 565 253, 340 8,664,696 | 6,570,119 8,993, 261 6, 823, 459
2ETERSO creas Unlge ler aa 908, 628 639,531 6,479,713 | 4,453,576 7, 388, 341 5,093, 107
Bier 40 Nuts ssaisy cura ss eae ns 1,881, 333 1,131,877 | 11,946,161 7,022,984 | 13,827,494 | 8,154,861
Alien SO Suen teers te em tebe 1,318, 900 656, 124 7,234,773 | 3,651,770 8,553,673 | 4,307,894
DllpemO7ewtenteunst rocene meter aes 535, 756 218, 131 7,930,379 | 3,427,113 8,466,135 | 3,645,244
GBVANDNOVERS: 6 4 Ge) amet 32,464 11,316 | 12,218,081 3,505,790 | 12,250,545 | 3,517,106
TOTAL. wert i sta 5,047,419 2,945,928 | 62,410,966 | 35,518,433 | 67,458,385 | 38,464,361
PINK:
UNDERWIS! deem ump tonetas = e 139,952 127,131 139,952 127,131
15 - 20. Be geeks = 2 1,752,119 | 1,449,997 1,752,119 | 1,449,997
21 - 25. Reno Romie - = 3,077,125 | 2,399,020 3,077,125 | 2,399,020
26 - 30.. eeanaecicd = = 3,436,551 2,467, 087 3,436,551 2,467, 087
Ble YAO ERIS hive ec der sees wate 69, 168 37,716 7,615, 371 4, 863, 374 7,684,539 | 4,901,090
AN VES OM gt hac at cates sane 862, 310 397, 272 4,773,098 | 2,623,393 5,635,408 | 3,020,665
Silee ov taecets bau ciccr eens 119, 130 47, 062 3,546,362 | 1,644,563 3,665,492 | 1,691,625
ES/AND ROVERS sei meiysareurenc 3,915 940 1,831,892 539, 899 1,835, 807 540, 839
TOWA Eerie tuiateyaettn es 26,172,470 | 16,114,464 | 27,226,993 | 16,597,454
WHITE:
UNDER 15 nace - = 802, 152 745, 214 802, 152 745, 214
Wie. 20s a. -o SS 277, 900 229, 385 5,678,661 | 4,804,942 5,956, 561 5,034, 327
PAlivcs Pel er nead nese ene ae Le 1,606, 409 1, 256, 124 3,389,335 | 2,591,333 4,995,744 | 3,847,457
262.308 < Bie ah eae aes 1,913, 896 1,419, 456 2,541,950 | 1,708,017 4,455,846 | 3,127,473
Seas AO nome een emus ie Fae 3,217,013 2,075,029 5,240,146 | 3,100,614 8,457,159 | 5,175,643
ZN cats), Metis oeA wearer 2, 213, 564 1,174,851 3,464,147 | 1,784,084 5,677,711 2,958, 935
SNOT aera ee ae 1,176, 264 492, 340 4,734,454 | 2,027,695 5,910,718 | 2,520,035
GEVANDROVER Bey ourmn Se saci! 181,970 55,557 7,747,745 | 2,371,392 7,929,715 | 2,426,949
TOTAL Sy tense cules: <cpvelne 10, 587, 016 6,702,742 | 33,598,590 | 19,133,201 | 44,185,606 | 25,836,033
SEA (BOBS) Vay invsmes eras er get Yes - = 714,033 127, 167 714,033 127, 167
ROYAL RED:
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BBL TSO niece ks uncle 8,450 6, 299 c o 8, 450 6, 299
Bo 206. 6.6 Albena: 19, 880 13,520 17,045 10,511 36, 925 24,031
Aas OO Na uogbaey Masa reeme 2,766 1,566 = Ss 2, 766 1,566
STs G 7h Cet ewes et nes 2, 324 996 2 = 2, 324 996
TOTAL ei cri sau vatee
GRANDMTOTAlett mene 70,903,866 | 139,642,548 | 81,063, 802

NOTE: --ALL WEIGHTS
CONVERT TO HEADS-ON WEIGHT MULTIPLY BY 1.61 FOR BROWN,
1.80 FOR ROYAL RED.

ARE ON HEADS-OFF BASIS. THE SIZE INDICATES THE NUMBER OF HEADS=OFF SHRIMP TO THE POUND. TO
1.60 FOR PINK, 1.54 FOR WHITE, 1.53 FOR SEA BOBS, AND

THE STYATES LISTED REPRESENT THE STATES WHERE THE SHRIMP WERE LANDED REGARDLESS OF WHERE
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KROYER!), AND ROYAL RED (MOSTLY HYMENOPENAEUS ROBUSTUS). THE VALUE REPORTED IS THE AMOUNT RECEIVED BY THE OWN-
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ASHORE ARE NOT INCLUDED, EVEN THOUGH CHARGEABLE TO THE VESSEL. THE S!IZE REPORTED GENERALLY 1S THAT USED AS OF
THE FIRST SALE. SIZE GRADING IN VARYING DEGREES OF UNIFORMITY MAY OR MAY NOT OCCUR AT, OR PRIOR TO, THE TIME
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SEVERAL SIZE CLASSIFICATIONS.

SHRIMP TRAWLER

GULF FISHERIES

SURVEY PROCEDURE IN THE GULF OF MEXICO

The statistical program in the Gulf States is underthe general direction of the Bureau's
Regional Office in St. Petersburg Beach, Fla., with direct supervision by a regional super-
visor of statistics and market news in New Orleans, La. The program is prosecuted by field
reporters stationed at Key West, Miami, Fort Myers, Tampa, and Apalachicola, Fla.; Bayou
LaBatre, Ala.; Ocean Springs, Miss.; New Orleans, Galiano, Houma, and Morgan City, La.;
and Port Arthur, Galveston, Freeport, Aransas Pass, Brownsville, and Port Isabel, Texas.
These field reporters are specialists trainedin obtaining and reporting fishery statistical data
on a daily, monthly, and annual basis.

Statistics assembled by the Bureau on the fisheries of the Gulf States Coastal area
include data on employment of fishermen, shoreworkers,. fishing craft and gear, the volume
and value of the catch, and the volume and value of processed fishery products. The data
are assembled fromall available sources including records maintained by State fishery agen-
cies, fishermen, and fish wholesale dealers, buyers, and processors.

Catch. Cooperative programs of differing magnitudes have been established with the fishery
agencies of each of the five Gulf States. Texas and Florida have State monthly reporting
systems, whereby dealers and buyers are required to submit a monthly report on forms supplied
by the State, listing the quantity of fish and shellfish by species purchased from fishermen.
Field reporters of the Bureau of Commercial Fisheries assist in the collection and tabulation
of data for publishing in monthly landing bulletins for these States. In Alabama, Mississippi,
and Louisiana, tax records are utilized by Bureau employees in obtaining landing data on
oysters. Certaincatch records on fish landed in Louisiana are also obtained from records of
that State. Data on receipts in the New Orleans French Market are collected by reporting
specialists of the Bureau ona daily basis for use in the daily reports published by the Fishery
Market News Service and are supplied the State of Louisiana at the end of each month, In-
formation on all finfish, crab, and shrimp landings in Alabama and Mississippi is collected
by Bureau employees.

Shortly after the close of each year, a revised tabulation is prepared listing the
species catch by volume and value by county. Shrimp are excluded since they have been
recorded on punch cards each month. Such revisions as are necessary in the daily or monthly
data previously published are made in the annual tabulation. Fishermen and dealers are in-
terviewed to determine the area of capture (water body) and the type of gear utilized for taking
each species. When the interview is completed, the landings (or catches) totals are prorated
to the proper waters and gear within eachcounty, and catch statistics by waters and gear for
each county are forwarded to the Washington office. The data are transferred to punch cards
and machine processed. Detailed information onthe shrimp catch, which had previously been
entered on punch cards is nowintegrated with the figures for other species. Processed data
are forwarded to field reporters for examination, auditing, and necessary revisions, after
which they are returned to the Washington office for final review and publication.

Throughout the Gulf, shrimp data are obtained daily by Bureau reporting specialists
and recorded on individual landing reports that list the name of the vessel and the volume
and ex-vessel value of the catch by species, size, and area of capture. A schedule is pre-
pared for each vessel for each trip. These are forwarded to the Washington office, about 2
weeks after the end of the month in which the landings occurred. The data are machine proc-
essed to provide the detailed statistical information required by those interested in the
shrimp fishery.

During recent years, there has been a trend toward obtaining catch data on a monthly
basis in sufficient detail to permit their direct use in the annual Statistical Digest. In the
States of Alabama and Mississippi, data on the catch by gear, water, and species are ob-

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tained on a monthly basis and entered on punch cards from which are prepared the monthly
landing bulletins, The punch cards are then utilized to prepare the annual tabulations for
publication in Fishery Statistics of the United States. Considerably more detail on the catch
by waters and gear is available than is published in this report.

Operating units. Prepunched vessel.cards containing the name of the vessel, the official
number, rig code, gross tons, length, and year built are furnished field reporters each year.
These cards areobtained from the Bureau of Customs and are checked out by field personnel.
Reporters interview the vessel captains to obtain number of crew, and number, type, and
quantity of gear utilized in each fishery. The number of crew reported is the greatest number
of crewmen aboard the vessel for each gear operated at any one time. Number and quantity
of gear are represented by the greatest amount of gear the craft utilized at one time. The data
do not include gear ashore or carried aboard the vessel for replacement. Field reporters
maintain alistof the fishing vessels obtained from the State records to ensure completeness
in the operating unit survey. Machine tabulations of shrimp landings are utilized to obtain
the vessels fishing this species during the year. A vessel is reported once for each type of
gear fished in each State,

Data on crew and gear are recorded directly on the prepunched cards, (Data on all
craft of lessthan 5 net tons are classified as shore and boat craft, and a single card is pre-
pared for the total number of boats using each type of gear ineach county). The field entries
are punched and processed in the Region under contract by a service agency and the tabulations
are returned to each reporter who prepares the State operating unit tables. After review by
the Regional Supervisor, they are forwarded to the Washington Office.

Processing and Manufacturing. Data on the production of processed fishery and manufactured
products are obtained from individual firms, on forms designed for the collection of these
data. Much of the information on the pack of canned shrimp, oyster, and crab meat by can
size and number of cases is obtained and published each week in the New Orleans Market
News report. Subsequently, revisions are made, and a yearly annual total by firm is sub-
mitted to the Central Office for publication in the Canned Fishery Products bulletin. Infor-
mation on the production_of fish meal, oil, and solubles is obtained each month for publica-
tion in monthly Fish Meal and Oil bulletins and in the annual report, Industrial Fishery
Products, Data on the monthly production of fish sticks and portions and breaded shrimp are
collected quarterly for publication in Fish Sticks and Portions and Breaded Shrimp. Packaged
fish and shellfish data are obtained on an annual basis from each firm, and summaries are pub-
lished in the annual Packaged Fishery Products bulletin. A summary of the production of all
processed fishery items, including shellfish, is contained in the Gulf States sectional annual
bulletin.

Data on freezings and holdings of fishery products are collected monthly on a special
form which is mailed at the end of the month toeach cold storage warehouse in the Gulf States.
After auditing, the completed reports are returned to the New Orleans office. The schedules
are then mailed to the Washington Office where they are again reviewed before tabulation
and publication in monthly and annual frozen fishery products bulletins.

General, A considerable quantity of current fishery data are available in the daily report
issued by the New Orleans Fishery Market News Office. Persons interested in day-to-day
fluctuations should consult these reports. Those interested in seasonal fluctuations should
refer to the monthly landing bulletins. The Statistical Digest, Fishery Statistics of the
United States contains the most complete annual data. Information on the catch by waters
is tabulated and supplied to State and Federal laboratories along the Gulf Coast.

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GULF STATES BIBLIOGRAPHY OF FISHERY STATISTICS

Federal fishery statistics have been collected byanumber of agencies, including the
Fish Commission, Bureau of Fisheries, Fish and Wildlife Service, and Bureau of the Census.
The data have been published in several series of reports. Since funds for conducting statis-
tical surveys have been limited, there has been wide variation in the frequency of the surveys
in the various areas. This has made it difficult to determine the years in which data were
available for the various sections, and also to locate the reports in which the results of
surveys were published. The following bibliography was prepared to make it easier to locate
the results of the various canvasses of the fisheries of the Gulf States. Noattempt has been
made to include those publications giving fragmentary or summary data only, or data on only
certain fisheries or states. Unless otherwise noted, all are publications of the Bureau of
Commercial Fisheries and its predecessor agencies.

Data for: Title of Publication

1880 The Fisheries and Fishery Industries of the United States, Section II,
Senate Document No. 124, 47th Congress, 1887
1887 Report of the Commissioner of Fisheries for 1888
(Florida and Alabama data missing)

1888 Report of the Commissioner of Fisheries for 1888

1889 Bulletin of the United States Fish Commission, 1891

1890 Bulletin of the United States Fish Commission, 1891

1897 Report of the Commissioner of Fisheries for the Year Ending June 30, 1899

1902 Report of the Commissioner of Fisheries for the Year Ending June 30, 1903

1908 Fisheries of the United States, 1908, Bureau of the Census

1918 Fishery Industries of the United States, 1919

1923 Fishery Industries of the United States, 1924

1927 Fishery Industries of the United States, 1928

1928 Fishery Industries of the United States, 1929

1929 Fishery Industries of the United States, 1930

1930 Fishery Industries of the United States, 1931

1931 Fishery Industries of the United States, 1932

1932 Fishery Industries of the United States, 1933

1934 Fishery Industries of the United States, 1935

1936 Fishery Industries of the United States, 1937

1937 Fishery Industries of the United States, 1938

1938 Fishery Industries of the United States, 1939

1939 Fishery Statistics of the United States, 1939

1940 Fishery Statistics of the United States, 1940

1945 Fishery Statistics of the United States, 1945

1948 Fishery Statistics of the United States, 1948
For the years since 1948, statistical surveys have been published each year in Fishery
Statistics of the United States.

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Landings of commercial fishery products at Pacific coast ports were 1.1 billion
pounds valued at $148.4 million--a decline of 4.9 million pounds but an increase of $19.0
million compared with 1964. Catches oftuna, halibut, ocean perch, shrimp, and Dungeness
and king crabs increased, Landings of mackerel, salmon, and herring declined.

The Pacific Coast States accounted for 24 percent of the volume and 33 percent of
the value of U.S. landings. The area was second only to the Gulf coastal States in quantity
and exceeded all other areas in ex-vessel value of the catch, Alaska led the Pacific
Coast States with 492.2 million pounds worth $70.3 million--accounting for 43 and 47 per-
cent of the volume and value, respectively. California was next with 458.0 million pounds
(40 percent) valued at $50.7 million (34 percent), Washington and Oregon took the remain-
ing 196.5 million pounds (17 percent),

Fishermen and vessels. The Pacific coast had 34,778 commercial fishermen--1,679
more than in 1964, The numberof fishermenon vessels and on boats and shore increased,
There were 4,855 commercial fishing vessels of 5 net tons or more--a gain of 288 com-
pared with the previous year. The increase in number of vessels was greater than in any
other section of the country.

Record trips were made by California-based tuna vessels during 1965. In March,
the largest converted tuna seiner, Day Island, arrived in San Pedro, Calif., with a record
trip of about 1,100 tons of tuna, This was the first California trip landing of more than
1,000 tons and exceeded the previous record landing by the same vessel in Puerto Rico.
This trip by the Day Island was the third record trip to Terminal Island canneries during
the first 3 months of 1965, The other trips were made by the converted tuna purse seiners,
Pilgrim and Puritan, which delivered more than 900 tons each,

Processed products, Fishery products processed in the Pacific Coast States were
valued at $405.2 million--an increase of $55.2 million (16 percent) compared with 1964.
California led with $182.8 million (45 percent) followed by Alaska, $150.1 million (37 per-
cent), and Washington and Oregon, $39.2 million (10 percent) and $33.1 million (8 percent),
respectively.

Canned fishery products accounted for 76 percent of the total value; fresh and frozen
items, 17 percent; and cured and industrial products together, 7 percent. There were
557 wholesale and processing plants operating in 1965 compared with 600 in the previous
year.

The pack of canned tuna, 10.8 million cases, was the same as in 1964; but the value,
$141.5 million, was $9.7 million greater and accounted for 35 percent of the value of
the Pacific Coast States processed fish products. Consumption of canned tuna increased
in 1965, and U.S, fishermen received high prices for their catch,

The pack of canned salmon was 3.6 millioncases valued at a record $122.7 million--
a decline of 125,600 cases but an increase of $27.0 million compared with 1964. Canned
salmon accounted for 30 percent of the value of the Pacific Coast States processed prod-
ucts. The higher value resulted from the phenomenal run of red (sockeye) salmon into
Bristol Bay, which produced one of the largest packs of these fish in recent years. Red
salmon production also improved in other areas of Alaska. Red salmon are preferred by
the consumer and consequently bring the highest price. In 1965, the fish were smaller
than usual and, since they were purchased by the fish rather than by the pound, the cost
of packing a case was higher than in 1964, The Puget Sound pack of canned salmon from
local fish was 181,965 cases compared with 75,934 cases in 1964, The pack of all species
except chum salmon was greater than in the previous year. For reasons unknown the
good pink salmon run expected in Puget Sound was far smaller than predicted and the
canned pack was only a fraction of the pack that had been anticipated. The Puget Sound
pack of frozen Alaska salmon was 54,592 cases--up 30 percent from the previous year,
Red salmon predominated in the pack made from Alaska salmon,

Salmon roe. In Alaska, salmon roe continued to gain prominence as a highly saleable
byproduct of the salmon industry, In 1965, salmon roe production was 2.6 million pounds
worth $1.6 million, Of this amount, about 300,000 pounds was used for bait; the remaining
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new industry was developed largely through efforts ofa Japanese firm, located in Alaska,
seeking a stable supply for the home market. The company paid canneries 9 cents a
pound for fresh salmon roe and provided the labor of Japanese citizens who are experts
in the art of making caviar. A firm in Petersburg, Alaska, prepared salted salmon eggs
for the Japanese market under the supervision of two Japanese technicians. In 1965,
salmon roe exports to Japan were less than one-half the target quantity because of the
small pink salmon run. Because of the strong demand, retail prices in Japan were $1.91
to $2.40 for the processed chum roe; $1.64 to $2.15 for red roe; and $1.64 to $2.21 for
pink roe.

High-seas fishery. Pacific coast fishermen landed 310.9 million pounds of fish taken on
the high seas off coasts of foreign countries--27 percent of the total Pacific coast catch.
The tuna catch takenoff Centraland South America (257.6 million pounds) was 15.3 million
pounds more than in 1964; it accounted for 60 percent of the total U.S. landings off foreign
coasts and 83 percent of the Pacific catch off foreign coasts. Traditionally, Pacific coast
fishermen range farther than those of any other area, operating from the Bering Sea to
waters off Peru and into the tropical Atlantic.

Tuna. Tuna landings at ports along the Pacific coast were 296.5 million pounds valued
at $38.7 million--an increase of 10.2 million pounds and $1.9 million compared with 1964.
The landings, however, were about 1.6 million pounds less than the average for the last
10 years. California landings (279.9 million pounds) accounted for 94 percent of the total.
Catches of skipjack and yellowfin tuna increased but landings of albacore and bluefin de-
clined,

The albacore catch of 37.2 million pounds was 10.8 million less than in 1964, Cali-
fornia landings, 23.2 million pounds (down 19.3 million) were the principal cause of the
decline, Albacore fishing, which usually begins in waters off southern California in July,
got off to a slow start in 1965, with landings of less than 2.0 million pounds--the lowest
recorded July landings in 10 years. Scientists attributed the small catch partly to lower
water temperatures off the California coast. The temperatures during July were reported
to be as much as 5° F, below the most recent 5-year average for this month, High winds
and rough seas also hampered fishing operations. By early August, however, albacore
fishing was good off central California, primarily in the Morro Bay and Moss Landing
area--possibly the result of warming water temperatures along the coast. By mid-August
albacore were appearing in northern California waters. The fishing improved late in the
month, as the fish moved northward to points off Washington and Oregon. Albacore land-
ings in Oregon were 12.1 million pounds compared with 4.4 million in 1964, but in Wash-
ington, the catch of 1.9 million pounds increased only 800,000 pounds, Many of the Cali-
fornia trollers followed the fish north, and a good run off the Columbia River in early
September attracted a large number of Oregoncraft, Catches were so good that for awhile
the canneries at Astoria, Oreg., were unable to cope with the heavy landings. Most of the
catch sold at Oregon and Washington ports for $325 per ton--some prices were as low as
$310 and some as high as $335 per ton. As in the previous year, the albacore season got
underway with no formal price agreement with the canners. A prevailing ex-vessel price
of $325 per ton for fishover 12 pounds and $300 per ton for fish under 12 pounds generally
remained in effect throughout the albacore season.

The bluefin fishery, like the albacore, was harassed by high winds, heavy seas, and
low water temperatures. Landings of 16.0 million pounds were 7.2 million less than in
the previous year and 15.2 million (49 percent) below the 1962 record 31,2-million
pound catch. The season's first sizeable catch of bluefin tuna was taken in mid-June off
Baja California about 400 miles south of San Diego, Calif. Ex-vessel prices for bluefin
were $267 per ton until August when they declined to $255 per ton. In December they in-
creased to $308 per ton.

Skipjack landings of 84.8 million pounds were 18.7 million more than in the previous
year, and yellowfin landings (158.5 million pounds) were 9.5 million more, The skipjack
and yellowfin season began rather slowly in January, for bad weather hampered fishing
from lower California south to waters off Central America. Some excellent catches of
skipjack were made, however, during January by vessels fishing off Ecuador and Peru.
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Excellent fishing continued through March, and some record catches were made, Land-
ings of skipjack and yellowfin were sporadic from April to October because weather was
unfavorable along the Central and South American coasts. Seiners made the year's best
catches during November and December off Baja California when the weather was good,

Ex-vessel prices paid at auction to members of ATA (American Tunaboat Associa-
tion) and vessel owners not participating in the auction, under terms of an agreement
between ATA and the canneries, varied considerably.

Skipjack prices ranged from $200 to $311 per ton, Prices from January through
March were $200 per ton, During April the ex-vessel prices for skipjack advanced to
$211 per ton, During May, June, and July, prices for skipjack again advanced and ranged
for the 3-month period as follows: May, $211 to $226; June, $227; and July, $225 to $227
per ton. August prices started at $225 per ton but by the end of the month had declined to
$205 per ton. September and October prices were stable at $205. During November,
prices increased sharply and reached a November ATA auction record of $241 per ton.
By December prices ranged from $241 to $311 per ton for premium skipjack and $223 to
$243 for fish under 6 pounds, The price of $311 per ton for premium skipjack at the
year's end was nearly a record, exceeded only by a high of $320 per ton paid during the
December 1947 to May 1949 period, This price contrasted sharply with the last auction
held in 1964, when skipjack prices were $200 per ton.

Yellowfin prices ranged from $245 to $354 per ton, At the beginning of the year
prices were $270 per ton for premium yellowfinand $245 for fish under 12 pounds. These
prices remained stable through March. During April prices for yellowfin advanced $10
per ton on premium and $21 per ton for fish under 12 pdunds. April's price range per
ton was: premium yellowfin at $270 to $280, and fish under 12 pounds at $245 to $266.
Prices paid during May, June, and July ranged from $280 to $287 per ton for premium,
with fish under 12 pounds, 5 percent less, Prices in August reflected a $2 per ton de-
crease in comparison with prices paid during the June-July period and ranged from $275
to $285 per ton, Prices, stabilized during September and October, were $275 for premium
yellowfin and 5 percent less for fish under 12 pounds, Yellowfin prices reached $297
per ton in November, arecordhighforan ATA auction. During December yellowfin prices
ranged from $299 to $354 per ton, less 5 percent for fish under 12 pounds. The price paid
at the auction of the year for premium yellowfin was a record high of $354 per ton, which
exceeded the January 1 to August 15, 1954, high of $350 per ton,

Salmon, Salmon landings were 326.8 million pounds valued at a record $65.2 million--

a decline of 7 percent in volume but an increase of 16 percent in value compared with the
previous year,

The Alaska salmon catch of 274.8 million pounds was 36.8 million (12 percent) less
than in 1964--chiefly because of reduced landings of pink and chum salmon, Production
of chinook and silver salmon also decreased, but less markedly. The value was $48.3
million, however, an increase of $6.9 million (17 percent) as a result of 162-percent gain
in landings of high-priced red (sockeye) salmon, Landings of these fish (142.0 million
pounds) were 87.9 million pounds greater than in 1964, and the catch was larger in all
regions, Chinook landings (11.0 million pounds) were down nearly 1.0 million, with the
entire decline occurring in southeastern Alaska, Compared with 1964 the catch of chums
(29.3 million pounds) and pinks (74.9 million pounds) declined 33.4 and 87.4 million
pounds, respectively, Silver salmonlandings (17.7 million pounds) were down 3.3 million--
catches in central and western Alaska ran about one-half the 1964 production.

A phenomenal run of red salmon to Bristol Bay, estimated conservatively at 61 mil-
lion fish, is believed to be the largest run in modern history and perhaps the greatest in
Bristol Bay. The 61 million red (sockeye) salmon have been roughly divided as 2 million
immature fish taken by the Japanese high-seas fleet in 1964; 6 million mature fish taken
by the Japanese fleet in 1965; 24 million mature fish caught by U.S. fishermen; and 29
million that escaped to the spawning rivers. The run was twice the highest published
preseason estimate and, as in all large runs, the fish were small--the smallest recorded
in the history of the Bristol Bay fishery. Because the salmon were purchased by the fish
rather than by the pound, the costof packing a case was extremely high. The industry was
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catch limits were placed on the fishermen for extended periods of time. Despite the size
of the run, only 2 of the 10 Bristol Bay Rivers had greater than average runs, The Egegik
district had an inshore run of 4.5 million fish which yielded a record catch of 3.0 million
fish and an escapement of 1,5 million. The other exceptional run was about 47.0 million
fish, including catch and escapement, in the Kvichak River.

Estimates of the size of the Bristol Bay runs were somewhat faulty; however, the
predictions of size of the sockeye run on the Fraser River were reasonably accurate.
Preseason estimates of catches of the United States and Canada proved to be correct--
about 1 million fish for each country, The early Stuart Lake run was a disappointment;
the Quesnel-Horsefly run was the mainstay of the Fraser River runs,

The Washington salmon catch of 30.4 million pounds valued at $8.4 million was 43
and 28 percent more in volume and value, respectively, than in 1964. In the Puget Sound
district, the 394,000-pound troll catch of chinook was less than one-half the 1964 produc-
tion but the net catch of about 1.1 million pounds was one of the best in many years,
Puget Sound landings of silver salmon in the combined net and troll fisheries were 5.7
million pounds--a gain of almost 500,000 pounds compared with 1964. In the coastal
fishery, the net catch of chinooks (745,000 pounds) was one of the best in recent years,
but troll landings (845,000 pounds) were down 20 percent from 1964. The silver salmon
coastal troll fishery produced 2.9 million pounds--a gain of 67 percent compared with
1964, Chum landings declined along the coast, partly because of emergency closures to
increase the spawning escapement, The Columbia River chinook catch during the February
season was small, but fishing was good whenthe spring season opened in April. Extensive
catches by Indians and fish mortality at dams resulted in low escapement, Consequently,
the summer season was closed for the first time in the history of the Columbia River
salmon fisheries. Because of the closure, the few red salmon caught were taken prin-
cipally by Indians, Coastal Indians in Washington caught 78,100 pounds of red salmon in
1965 compared with 92,300 in 1964 and 341,400 pounds in 1963. The fall salmon season,
however, was one of the most productive on the Columbia River in recent years and
spawning escapement was excellent. Indian salmon fishing was increasingly a problem
in Puget Sound streams during 1965. The Indians claimed that treaty rights allow them
to fish when and where they wish withno regard for spawning requirements of the various
streams. The problem becomes aggravated late in the year when the quality of salmon
deteriorates close to spawning time, and accordingly the Indians can sell them for very
little.

In Oregon, the salmon catch was 11.8 million pounds worth $3.5 million--an increase
of 20 percent in volume and 14 percent in value compared with 1964.

The combined Washington and Oregon chinook catch in the Columbia River district
was 6.4 million pounds--1.5 million more than in 1964, The Columbia River silver
salmon production was also good in both States--the net and troll fisheries together
caught 5.4 million pounds compared with 3.7 million in 1964.

Washington and Oregon ports paid uniform prices for troll-caught salmon. At the
start of the season, large red kings were priced at 62 cents a pound, compared with
68 cents in 1964; the price was increased to 65 cents in August. Medium red kings brought
49 cents a pound compared with 50 cents in 1964. Small reds and large and small white
kings were unchanged at 37, 40, and 25 cents, respectively. The opening price for troll
silvers was again set at 30.0 cents a pound, but because of heavy production as the season
progressed most dealers did not pay more than 35.0 cents--compared with a high of
43.0 cents in September 1964, Ex-vessel prices for troll salmon at Seattle averaged
about 8.0 cents more than at coastal points in Washington and Oregon, Gill net-caught
chinook salmon averaged about 30.6 cents a pound on the Columbia River and 36.9 cents
in Puget Sound, For gill net-caught silver salmon Puget Sound fishermen were paid 26.6
cents a pound--slightly less than the 1964 average, Red salmon averaged about 33.6 cents
in Puget Sound compared with 37.1 cents in 1964; and pinks brought seiners 12.2 cents a
pound, Because of the small run of chum salmon, Puget Sound seiners averaged about
23.0 cents a pound--4,2 cents more than in the previous year.

The Indian fishery above Bonneville dam became a serious problem in 1965. The
Indians increased their fishing effort at the time when both commercial and sport fish-
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fishery reportedly used about 130 gill nets in the upper river at one time. Of the 80,000-
chinook spawning escapement necessary to maintain the summer run ata satisfactory
level, about 60,000 got past the Indian fisheries and less than 40,000 passed the various
dams,

California salmon landings of 9.7 million pounds exceeded the 1964 catch by more
than 250,000 pounds, The Eureka area (5.5 million pounds) had 56 percent of the State
landings, followed by the San Francisco district (3.7 million pounds) with 38 percent,
and the Monterey and Santa Barbara districts with the remaining 6 percent. A negligible
amount was taken in the San Pedro and San Diego districts, The ocean troll fishery for
chinook and silver salmon opened in California on April 15 and closed September 29,

Halibut. The catch of Pacific halibut was 63.5 million pounds (dressed weight) in 1965,
U.S, landings of 30.5 million pounds were 4.1 million greater than in 1964 but were only
48 percent of the 1965 production, Canadian landings (33.0 million pounds) declined
601,000 pounds compared with 1964. For the third successive year, however, Canadians
landed more halibut than United States fishermen. In 1965, Japan withdrew from the
fishery on the triangle area above the Aleutian Islands,

The total landings represented an increase of 3,5 million over 1964, The gain was
due principally to improved fishing in Area 2, which yielded 24.4 million pounds--4,.8 mil-
lion more than in 1964, Halibut production in Area 3B South declined to 3.9 million
pounds from 4.7 million in 1964, and production from Area 3B North Triangle in the
Bering Sea was only 550,000 pounds compared with 1.9 million in 1964, This was the area
where United States and Canadian vessels caught 7.3 million pounds of halibut in 1963,
the year it was opened to Japanese fishing. Only a l1-week season was allowed in the
North Triangle area--from April 4 to 11. Area 3B North was divided into two areas: 3B
Northeast--Bering Sea east of long. 175°W., outside the Triangle, which was open to
halibut fishing from March 25 to June 20; and Area 3B Northwest--that part west of long.
175°W., which was open from March 25 to November 15. No catch limit was set for any
of the Bering Sea areas, Early season halibut catches in the Bering Sea by United States
and Canadian vessels were very light. The Japanese did not participate in the fishery,
Area 3B (Southwest of the ShumaginIslands) opened April 12, with a catch limit of 4.0 mil-
lion pounds, and closed September 20, with a catch of 3.9 million pounds, Area 3A (Cape
Spencer to the Shumagin Islands) opened to halibut fishing May 1 with a catch quota of
34.0 million pounds and closed August 26; Area 2 (Cape Spencer to Willapa Harbor)
opened May 1 with a quota of 23,0 million pounds, and closed September 15, Area 1 (north
of Willapa Harbor) had no quota and opened and closed with Area A. The 63.5 million
pounds landed on the Pacific coast exceeded the combined quotas for all areas by 1.6 mil-
lion. pounds,

The U.S. Pacific halibut catch, 40.5 million pounds (round weight) was valued at
$9.2 million--$3,3 million more thanin the previous year. The Alaska catch of 31.0 million
pounds, worth $6.8 million, accounted for 77 percent of the volume and 73 percent of the
value compared with 1964, Record prices were paid for halibut in Alaska, Landings at
Ketchikan averaged about 30.0 cents a pound and in central Alaska 21,1 cents a pound--
up 34 and 46 percent, respectively, compared with the previous year. Such record prices
in Alaska ports attracted vessels that usually sold in Seattle. Consequently, Washington
landings of 9.4 million pounds valued at $2.4 million declined 2.8 million pounds although
the value increased $81,000 compared with 1964,

Mackerel, Pacific and jack, Californiais the only Pacific Coast State that has a mackerel
fishery, Landings of 73.7 million pounds were 42.8 million less than in 1964, Because of
an ex-vessel price dispute the San Pedro mackerel fleet of about 40 vessels stopped
fishing on December 19, 1964 and remained inactive (except for one night of fishing) until
February 20, 1965, The dispute was finally settled when one company offered $55 per ton--
$7.50 more per ton than in 1964, On February 22, all other Terminal Island canners made
similar offers and fishing resumed. The fish, however, were scarce and catches were
light. In March, April, and May rough weather hampered the fishery and resulted in the
smallest catch in several years, In June the weather was favorable and the fishing good
off the southern California coast, but during the remainder of 1965, bad weather con-
tinued to hamper the mackerel fishery, For the first time in the past 3 years, the southern
California mackerel fleet did not tie upin December to negotiate prices; the fleet accepted
an offer made by California canners early in the month. The new ex-vessel price for
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Sablefish. Washington longliners landed 1.5 million pounds of sablefish--slightly less
than in the last several years. Longline sablefish prices at Washington ports averaged
15.9 cents a pound compared with 15.6 cents in 1964.

Sardines. The Pacific sardine catch of 1.9 million pounds was 11.2 million (85 percent)
less than in 1964 and the smallest catch on record, The 1965 sardine season for central
California opened on August 1, with an ex-vessel price of $70 per ton for sardines un-
mixed with other fish. The southern California seasonopened on September 1, but a price
dispute depressed the fishing until the latter partof the month, The fishermen and canners
finally settled on $70 per ton for sardines only. The bulk of the 1965 sardine catch was
taken incidentally in the mackerel landings. Few loads had exclusively sardines,

Ocean perch. The U.S. fishery for Pacific ocean perch is confined to Washington and
Oregon. In 1965, a record 28.4 million pounds valued at $1.3 million-was landed--a gain
of 7.4 million pounds (35 percent) and $335,000 (34 percent) compared with the previous
year. This fishery has shown remarkable growth during the past 6 years. In 1960, the
catch was 8.8 million pounds but, with the exception of 1964, it has increased steadily
each year since then. During 1965, the trawlers began using ''bobbins''--rubber rollers
up to 18'' in diameter which are designed to keep the trawls from snagging on the rough
ocean bottoms. The bobbins apparently helped bring about some of the increase. Better
handling has improved the quality of the fish and has expanded the markets.

Anchovies. The anchovy catch was 5.7 million pounds worth $99,000--a gain of 758,000
pounds and $17,000 compared with 1964. For several years industry members have re-
quested permission to take anchovies in California waters for reduction. Finally, ata
public hearing in San Diego, Calif., in November 1965, the State Game and Fish Commis-
sion approved the taking of 75,000 short tons of anchovies for reduction. The Commission
granted permits to nine participating reductionfirms. The 1965-66 season opened Novem-
ber 12, 1965, and was to end April 30, 1966, or as soon as the quota was filled. The quota
established by the Commission permits the catch of 10,000 tons of anchovies north of
Point Conception and 65,000 tons in waters south of Point Conception. At the end of the
year, the quota had not been filled. ‘

Crabs, king. The Alaska king crab industry soared tonew heights in 1965 with continued
improvement of the fleet and products, and expanded markets. The catch reached a peak
131.7 million pounds--an increase of 45.0 million (52 percent) compared with 1964. The
value of $12.7 million was $4.5 million (55 percent) more than in the previous year. This
industry has made a remarkable recovery since the 1964 earthquake, Many new processing
plants have been built, and the new plants are using improved packing techniques and
packaging materials for canning and freezing crab products,

Because of the rapid growth of the king crab industry, most king crab vessels have
been converted from vessels originally designed for other fisheries. Although this trend
continues, a growing number of new vessels now are being specifically designed for the
king crab fishery. Deeper and more capable, the new vessels can operate in offshore
waters more safely and effectively than in the past.

The Alaska King Crab Marketing and Quality Control Board, created by an act of
the Alaska State Legislature and signed into law by the Governor in 1965, is composed of
six Alaska residents recommended by the industry. The Commissioner of the Department
of Fish and Game is an ex-officio member and is responsible for enforcement of the
Board's decisions, The law became effective after 16 king crab processors, representing
more than 51 percent of the operators innumber and in poundage of king crabs processed,
assented to the program. Only two processors opposed creation of the Board, The Board
is supported financially by uniform assessments levied on processors. It is responsible
for establishing and enforcing quality standards and maintaining stability of the industry
and has authority to close plants that do not meet certain standards of quality and sanita-
tion. At the Board's suggestion, the Bureau's Technological Laboratory in Ketchikan is
seeking to develop a set of standards for grades of king crab meat,

In addition to the present markets along the eastern seaboard of the United States,
the industry is expanding its markets abroad, In late 1965, the United Kingdom began
importing Alaska canned king crab meat to help fill a growing demand that could no

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longer be completely supplied, as in former years,by imports from Japan, The Japanese,
in turn, had increased domestic consumption of king crab products, once almost ex-
clusively an export commodity, and it appeared that another market for Alaska king crab
meat had developed.

Crabs, Dungeness. Pacific coast landings of Dungeness crabs were 28.9 million pounds
worth $4.7 million--an increase of 5.9 millionand $700,000 compared with 1964, Landings
of Dungeness crabs in Alaska were 8.9 million pounds--3.8 million (30 percent) less than
in the previous year and about 560,000 pounds less than the 1961-65 average catch, The
decline in Alaska production was caused principally by a shift to the king crab fishery
and by the increased availability and catches of Dungeness crabs in Washington, Oregon,
and California, Early in the year, Dungeness crab catches improved along the coasts of
these States, but it was late in the season before the crabs were in sufficient strength to
convince fishermen that the fluctuations of the past few years had passed and that they
could look forward to good fishing.

Shrimp. Shrimp landings were 20.1 million pounds worth $1,1 million--a gain of 5.6
million pounds and $154,000 compared with 1964. The principal increase was in Alaska
landings of 16.8 million pounds, which more thandoubled the 7,7-million taken in the pre-
vious year. The greater landings resulted from favorable market conditions, construction
of more processing facilities, and increased use of shrimp peeling machines,

Shrimp canning has made a reasonably strong comeback since the 1964 earthquake.
Two plants in Kodiak and two in Wrangell canned shrimp in 1965, In Washington, 88,000
pounds of shrimp were landed in 1965--77 percent less than in the previous year. In
Oregon, landings were 1.7 million pounds valued at $148,000 compared with 5.3 million
pounds worth $449,000 in 1964, California landings of 1.4 million pounds were 328,000
pounds more than in the previous year. Shrimp fishing in California is governed by a
yearly quota imposed on the fishery. In 1965, the season opened on June 1, and closed
October 31, Nearly all the catch was marketed as fresh or frozen cooked meats.

A significant development in the shrimp industry occurred in 1965 when a Federal
District Court jury found a Louisiana manufacturer of shrimp peeling machines guilty of
practicing discrimination and using monopolistic practices inthe rates charged to certain
Alaska shrimp processors for the use of shrimp peeling machines, The jury awarded
damages to the complainants.

Oysters, Oyster landings of 9.2 million pounds of meats worth $2.2 million declined

800,000 pounds and $400,000 compared with 1964. The decline occurred entirely in
Pacific oysters--mostly in Willapa Harbor where the beds were damaged by ''tidal"'
waves and by the shortage and high mortality of oyster seed, Oyster production improved
in the Olympia shelter area, The production of both eastern and western oysters was
slightly higher than in the previous year. Washington had 86 percent of both the volume
and value, followed by California with 12 percentof both volume and value, The remaining
2 percent was landed in Oregon,

Clams. The clam production of 677,000 pounds of meats valued at $370,000 increased
88,000 pounds and $52,000 compared with the previous year.

Clam production in Washington was 546,000 pounds of meats worth $299,000--both
quantity and value were slightly larger than in 1964, Razor clams comprised 177,000
pounds of the Washington production, Only the small area between Copalis and Moclips
continued to be open to commercial digging. The razor clam sedson opened March 10,
and the quota of 125,000 pounds (shell weight) was reached in 6 days. About 50 percent
of the catch was used for crab bait.

Despite a small increase in 1965, clams seem to be disappearing from the Pacific
coast. The decline can be attributed to increasing numbers of ''recreational'' diggers,
high cost of production, destruction of the Alaska razor clam industry and resource in
the 1964 earthquake, and failure of Alaska razor clams to reach their previous abundance,
In 1965, about 50,000 '"'recreational'' diggers (clamming for sport) visited the ocean
beaches of Washington and took about 800,000 razor clams (336,000 pounds)--nearly one-
half as much as the entire Pacific coast commercial catch, Sport diggers were limited to

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18 razor clams a day, but violation of catch limits and wastage of clams has become a
major problem in the management of the stocks. Production costs for razor clams are
higher than for Atlantic sea clams, because mechanical dredging for clams along the
Atlantic coast is much more efficient than hand digging on the Pacific coast, Canned
minced, sea clams are sold much more cheaply than razor clams,

Whale fishery. During the whaling season, the Del Monte Fishing Company and the
Golden Gate Fishing Company operated their two shore stations on Point San Pablo,
Calif., and Bioproducts, Inc. operated one plant at Warrenton, Oreg. As in 1964, Del
Monte used the catcher boats Allen Cody, Dennis Gayle, and Donna Mae; Golden Gate
used the Lynnann and Sioux City; and Bioproducts used the Tom and Al. The whaling
season remained the same as in previous years--April 1 to November 30, inclusive, for
sperm whales and April 15 to October 15, inclusive, for other whales. There were 243
whales taken in 1965--31 less than in the previous year,

The catch was processed into 2.8 million pounds of meal, 2.6 million pounds of oil,
and 3.0 million pounds of meat (for use as canned or frozen animal food). These products
were valued at $628,000 to the producer--a decline of 23 percent in volume and 14 per-
cent in value compared with 1964,

Other events. The F. E. Booth Company closedits tuna cannery at San Francisco, Calif.,
in March 1965, thus ending the operation of a firm that had been prominent in California
seafood canning since 1903, In the early days of California fish canning this firm was a
leading canner of sardines, anchovies, mackerel, and tuna. Their ''Crescent!'! label was
one of the first in canned sardine production, and the brand was widely distributed, The
F, E. Booth plant was the second firm to close in the past 2 years. Its closing reduced
the number of California canneries in operation to four on Terminal Island and one at
San Diego. Meanwhile, a new tuna cannery costing about $1.0 million was constructed on
West Waterway in Seattle, Wash.

The Pacific American Fisheries cannery at Bellingham, Wash., (at one time the
largest salmon cannery on the Pacific coast) closed, and the property was taken over by
the Port of Bellingham.

Transportation. Movement of Alaska fishery products to markets in the contiguous
States and in Europe now encompasses almost every form of modern transportation,
Refrigerated jet and propeller airplanes carry fresh and frozen king crabs, salmon, and
halibut from Alaska plants to worldwide markets in a matter of hours. For example, two
companies in Cold Bay jointly clean, cook, and brine-freeze king crab in 200-pound
cartons for shipments of up to 60,000 pounds a day to west coast consumers. The increase
in air shipments prompted a paper company in Tacoma, Wash., to produce a lightweight,
leakproof, moisture-resistant corrugated container for iced fresh seafoods, This con-
tainer was approved by the airline companies,

The vessels of two Alaska steamship companies transport temperature-controlled
vans laden with frozen fish and shellfish to Seattle from several Alaska ports. Two vessels
owned by one company carried outstanding shipments of king crabs in 1965: The vessel
Oduna carried a record shipment (574 tons) valued at $1 million and the Fortuna carried
a near-record load valued at $900,000. The other steamship company operates two
vessels between Anchorage and Kodiak, Alaska, and Seattle, Wash., calling at each port
each week,

Frozen fish carried in refrigerated vans to Ketchikan, Alaska, from other south-
eastern ports served by the Alaska ferry system, were loaded into railroad cars at
Ketchikan and shipped to Prince Rupert, B.C. on rail barges three times a week. A re-
frigerated express company, also Ketchikan based, shipped nearly 7 million pounds of
fresh and frozen fish aboard the Alaskaferrysystem and over British Columbia highways
to markets during 1965--increasing local fishermen's income 10 percent.

Regulations, “The king crab pot limit of 30 per boat in Alaska was lifted in 1965. The
use of trawls, however, for taking king crabs was prohibited in all areas under the
jurisdiction of the Alaska Board of Fish and Game. Possession of ''new shell'' crabs be-
tween April 1 and June 15 was made illegal in lieu of closing the season between those
dates. Minimum size for king crabs in the Bristol Bay and Alaska Peninsula area was set
at 5-3/4 inches at the widest part of the shell.

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Multiple-strand monofilament netting for use in gill net webs was made illegal by
the Alaska Board of Fish and Game in 1965. The prohibition was aimed at a new product
that would so greatly increase the effectiveness of gill net salmon fishing that the already
short fishing periods would have to be further curtailed, Furthermore, the Board re-
quired that gill nets be equipped witha single cork of a contrasting color every 25 fathoms
along the corkline.

The 350-mesh depth limitation on all purse seines was removed in 1965, and the size
of the seine leads was increased from 25 to 75 fathoms to 25 to 150 fathoms,

In southeast Alaska, the fishing week opened on Sunday instead of Monday and closed
on either Thursday or Friday, depending on the area, Fishing time remained the same,
The season opened June 30 for Icy Strait, July 4 for Prince of Wales Island, and by field
announcements for the remainder of southeast Alaska.

Fishing districts in the Kodiak area were adjusted to provide for more efficient
management of the odd-year pink salmon run and a later and shorter season in the
northern end of Cook Inlet afforded maximum protection to king salmon.

A law passed by the Alaska State Legislature in 1965, provided that salmon must be
bought from the fishermen by the pound instead of by the fish as was formerly done, The
new law was to become effective January 1, 1966.

Foreign fishing activities. The North Pacific Ocean, Gulf of Mexico, and Bering Sea are
areas of increasing Soviet and Japanese fishing effort, During 1965, for example, the
Food and Agriculture Organization of the United Nations reported 11.9 billion pounds
(live weight) taken north of 40°N. inthe North Pacific and Bering Sea, This was 1.3 billion
pounds more than in 1964 and reflected the increasing fishing pressure in that area, Of
the 11.9 billion pounds, the U.S. catch was less than 750 million pounds.

This was the 6th consecutive year of increased activity by the Soviet fleet in the
North Pacific and Bering Sea, About 642 Soviet vessels, many of them the world's most
modern and efficient craft, operated in international waters off the Alaska coast. This
was about 152 more vessels than inthe previous year, The expansion continued southward
in 1965--about 30 vessels operated off the Washington-Oregon coasts,

In 1965, the Japanese operated 700 vessels in the North Pacific and Bering Sea in
waters off the Alaska coast--the same number as in the previous year. The fleet was
composed of 27 shrimp vessels, 68 fish-meal vessels (65 trawlers and 3 factory ships),
12 halibut and sablefish vessels, 12 crab vessels (10 trawlers and 2 factory), 380 salmon
vessels, and 201 miscellaneous vessels,

Further information, Condensed summary data on the operating units and catch by
States for the Pacific Coast fisheries appearing on the following pages have been pre-
viously published in Current Fishery Statistics No. 4356, Additional data on many aspects
of the Pacific Coast fisheries appear in daily, monthly, and annual reports published by
the Bureau's Fishery Market News Service offices in San Pedro, Calif., and Seattle,
Wash, Specific data on several of the major fisheries of the Pacific Coast may be found
in Section 12 of this publication,

Acknowledgments, The following organizations assisted the Bureau to collect the data
appearing in this section: Alaska Department of Fish and Game, Washington Department
of Fisheries, Oregon Fish Commission, and California Department of Fish and Game,

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ALASKA

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PACIFIC COAST STATES - Continued

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COASTAL DISTRICT WASHINGTON

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COLUMBIA RIVER
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Astoria

Newport
COASTAL DISTRICT

OREGON

Coos Bay

Crescent City

CALIFORNIA DISTRICT BOUNDARIES

Northern District:
I From the California - Oregon

Eureka border to Point Arena.

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I From Pigeon Point to Piedras
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S From Piedras Blancas to Point
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Sanuknancilsco From Point Dume to San Onofre.
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From San Onofre to the United
States - Mexican Boundary.
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Monterey
MONTEREY DISTRICT

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PACIFIC COAST FISHERIES

SECTIONAL SUMMARIES
SUMMARY OF CATCH, 1965

(MILLIONS OF POUNDS AND MILLIONS OF DOLLARS )

FISH

391

STATE SHELLFISH, ETC.
QUANTITY VALUE QUANTITY VALUE
ALAS 9 '6'o0.0 6.000 6,0 334 56 158 14
WASHINGTON samen cnccirele siren eure 1 15 17 3
OREGONMI Re ao tlnevecanebuses 60 7 9 2
CATIEORNIAtie iaenmemiieuterics 422 47 28 3
WUWALo 5 6 G'a 65 00 125 212 22
lie 927 ae
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STATE WHALE PRODUCTS TOTAL
a
QUANTITY VALUE if QUANTITY
INWASK Neweeprentciieo ton ois iieiasl te - - 492
WASHIINGTIONIuieimeteeute tentonren te - = 128
CREAMS G0 G okollavesa o (1) (1) 69
GATMIFORNIAyrauepteiteruion en teite 8 1 458
OWL -0"'6 16 66, 6 00 8 1 1,147
1/ LESS THAN 500,000 POUNDS OR $500,000.
SUMMARY OF OPERATING UNITS, 1965
v
TOTAL, EX-
CLUS] VE
ITEM ALASKA WASH] NGTON OREGON CALIFORNIA OF DUPLI<
CAT]ON
NUMBER NUMBER NUMBER NUMBER NUMBER
F] SHERMEN: — Abbe ess
ONBVESSE US! eam ega iNet sieopers 7, 926 4,054 1, 554 5, 591 16,111
ON BOATS AND SHORE... . 9, 528 4,910 1, 430 2, 897 18,667
TOUS ood O40 06.0 17, 454 34,778
VESSEUS@MIMOTORSMciiemeicucii 4,855
GROSS TONNAGE. ..... 52, 148 32,611 17, 030 79,814 149, 356
BOATS:
MOOR on'o:6 6 6 6)o0 0-0 8,775 2,604 1,084 1,972 14, 179
OTHER Meptcmene crcl yureilonmenic - 267 24 - 291
GEAR:
HAUIERSEINES ieiusiurelive) keonie - 104 4 5 113
LENGTH, YARDS ..... - 8, 275 400 1, 100 9,775
PURSE SEJNES AND LAMPARA
NETS;
AWSEWONAY 6) gb d\5 Go) © - - = 30 30
LENGTH, YARDS .... - - 12, 850 12,850
HERRINNGI sk cetie) sureyuonne 10 7 a = 17
LENGTH, YARDS... . 4,600 2,975 © 7,575
MACKEREL AND SARDINE. . - - - 82 82
LENGTH, YARDS... . - - - 41,890 41,890
SAUMONEWismeintednoutcin eal sistc 1,392 230 = 1, 532
LENGTH, YARDS... o 564, 200 154, 520 = e 644, 220
SEMIO. 6.6 biova o B.o.0 - - = 25 25
LENGTH, YARDS... . - - = 8, 103 8, 103
STUNAYS ye eesmer nner suarcli - 4 = 132 132
LENGTH, YARDS... . - 3, 100 - 102,015 102, 105
OTHERU y(eeiedpaen aomrs - = 1 13
LENGTH, YARDS... . - - 3,725 3,725
BEAM TRAWLS, SHRIMP... 19 2 = S 21
YARDS AT MOUTH. .... 209 15 2 = 224
OTTER TRAWLSs
GHG Bar gaone olovoudte 5 107 49 73 220
YARDS AT MOUTH... . 75 2, 386 1,106 1,928 5,214
SHRIMP marten cynics 16 1 21 25 55
YARDS AT MOUTH... . 240 19 399 375 913
BRUSH WEIRS . 2... - 1 2 2 u
ROUND NET Shieepten teers cls - 2 = = 2
FLOATING TRAPS. ..... 4 - : 2 4

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SUMMARY OF OPERATING UNITS, 1965 - Continued

TOTAL, EX-
CLUS] VE
1TEM ALASKA WASH] NGTON OREGON CALIFORNIA OF DUPLI-
Hl CATION
NUMBER NUMBER NUMBER NUMBER NUMBER
GEAR - CONTINUED;
POTS AND TRAPS:
CRAB:
DUNGENESS teweiventemrcune 20, 900 24,595 32, 825 24,72 100, 356
KIINGSR ore arapcarcans 24, 350 c = 2 24, 350
CRAWEISHSmreimenmenscnetey ee - - 350 = 350
Pik o a 6'6.0 6.0.0 6 - - S 54 54
LOBSTER, SPINY... .. - - - 13, 479 13, 479
OGTORUSWAmersmenrear ne 20 125 oS 92 237
Gres oad 686.6 6.0 90 175 2 = 265
GILL NETS:
ANCHOR, SET OR STAKE;
SAMMONS Msn ureinmicireans 2, 469 320 100 = 2, 889
SQUARE YARDS... . 1,675, 000 78, 500 35, 000 = 1,788, 500
OTHER Memon - - 127 - 127
SQUARE YARDS. ... - - 32, 000 c 32, 000
DRIFT:
BARRACUDA... 2 se - 9 9
SQUARE YARDS... . - - 25, 600 25, 600
SYMONS 69a 6 a0 Gb 3, 732 1, 260 425 = 5, 347
SQUARE YARDS... . 4, 362, 000 6, 379, 500 1, 296, 500 = 11,828, 000
SEAWBASS wus anes = = = 56 56
SQUARE YARDS. ... - - = 149, 200 149, 200
EMail Gu a o2o.0 10. 6 - 25 42 - 43
SQUARE YARDS... . - 22, 000 38, 000 = 40, 500
OTHER#aetsn cgremremorrans - - 42 16 58
. SQUARE YARDS. ... - - 84, 500 44, 500 129, 000
ST RANMME A NESS iajeeeieierien renee - - = 30 30
SQUARESYARDSea 5 Sy .ciueses - - © 142, 400 142, 400
LINES:
HAND;
ROCKFISHES. . 2... - 40 = 369 409
HOOKS Sea spinel cygeaye - 80 S 738 818
TUNA:
AILBACORE tect sr ietitel ie - - = 581 581
HOOKS)ist .. a Urea = ce = 581 581
YELLOWFIN AND
SKIIPUACK Tee eben eyo - - - 418 418
HOOKS Ir Grenee. sie oe ue - = = 418 418
OTHERMA newer senepres te - - = 382 382
HOOKS sate: eucseretie - - = 764 764
TROLL:
AUBACOREro tei epvetepislie = 1,761 4, 607 7, 965 11,716
HOOKS tetera, Seto ae - 1,761 4,607 7,965 11,716
GNUVONS 6 Gosden a. ou 5, 440 6, 452 4, 232 11, 088 24, 766
HOOK SHrwrirnrsencureias 33, 000 28, 416 19, 196 44, 352 113,650
OTHER Murs fe snsay erat - 52 12 891 955
HOOKS Peetoneecucmeries - 104 24 891 1,019
LONG OR SET WITH HOOKS, 6,694 3,194 184 330 7,650
HOOKSieismelrauteinreureans 576,715 304,010 17, 240 33, 000 674, 585
DIP NETS, COMMON. 2... 2 131 20 S 153
DIP, BRAIL, OR SCOOP NETS = o = 78 78
REERMNETS aside meen tomes - 76 o = 76
WHEE US ayaa Mare riredi ca eaenranies 1 S © = 1
HARPOONS:
SWORDEAISHI | etietiey eatedys - - = 24 24
WHALE Ab ri a RD en Ne - - 1 S) 6
DREDGES:
CUAMEY cenenremon ten eeter vs - 3 - S 3
YARDS AT MOUTH. ... = 3 o e a
OYSTER:
COMMONS amcibel tementeaae - 66 4 4 74
YARDS AT MOUTH. . . = 132 8 4 144
SUCTION abceneineaeeys = 2 - 1 3
MONGS OYSTER M ey clesuee aie - = a 42 42
SHOVELS Sich iecestans mah ite 100 1, 401 185 4 1,690
DIVING OUTFITS, ABALONE . = = = 159 159

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393
CATCH BY STATES, 1965
(THOUSANDS OF POUNDS AND THOUSANDS OF DOLLARS
SPECIES ALASKA WASH] NGTON OREGON
FISH QUANTITY VALUE QUANTITY QUANTITY VALUE
CARP premunen iene eeivemear crevasse =
CEBo. 6 9 020 20 GvooLd G0 9
DOLLY VARDEN TROUT... . a
FLOUNDERS:
DSU 6 Sore 6 bane. dud 683
UNGUASS) FIED MN meeies) eyes 22
HAK EME yaiuecies Geetha) fahnra) ts 15
ALIENS 56.6 666064 OO 37
HERRING SSEAs ma tomsrel ares 1
WAKEMTROUT eae een =
TINGCOD cas aren aetewiny ney Gone
OGEANWPERCH Sars meimemtemren rien 616
RERCH Emer iesy ta) lonieuncpretaints =
BOUTOCK A Oras a) Se oo
WU SG6 Gao onsox0 OLOuo =
ROGKGISHESU@Ae ore) eens) te 197
SABUERISHE ocr reiesselien te. = lente 34
SALMON:
CHINOOK OR KING. ..... 1,714
CHUM OR KETA.. 0... u
PINS oo Goo OOD b OG 29
RED OR SOCKEYE. . 2... 4
STLVERBORECOHON Sf 2) 2 6 1,729
TOTAL SALMON. . 2 « « « 3,477
GAD ooo a oOo O00 DOS 1
SHARKS;
CHWFISD o 66 60 6 6.00 2
SOUPFING 6.6.6.6 0660.0 2
UNCHASSIIRIIEDmy anal a elven =
TOTAL SHARKS... 2... (2)
GWMES 6 b.0!0 0 0 O1o.0 G0 3
SMELT:

EWWACHONI et sis) sel etvelsey(s 63
SURF OR SILVER... . se F
STEELHEAD TROUT. . 2 2s © ue
STIRIIGEDICASS Men ment erin cute oD
STURGEON, COMMON... ...- 13

TOMCOD Mame michion urs, Janes circa =
TUNA:
AUBACOREMEIEsuE Incl iremtenient= 1, 993
EUUAANE G16 66 oo ooo =
SKINBUACK Wawra s woman ts c
VEUUOWFINGmte wep sentemeours 2
OTA STUNAC woot lcemtent 1,993
VOAL: FUCHS 6 bid) ig aid 7, 383
SHELLFISH, ETC.
CRABS;
DUNGENESS Seupeue sar ae arete ever 1,196
ING 66 5:66.00 6 oo 6 2
TOTAIMICRABS Hey lsite ts) telts 1,196
CRAWFISH, FRESH-WATER. .. 4
GRP 6 6G 66.0.0 0 oD a 148
CLAMS;
WD) 6 00.00 0-010)0 0.0 1 1 369 71 c $
RAZORS Tmo Menon motes ie 88 40 7 128 33 23
MIXED sSestite atte bistrevwewmeiees - - - = 9 7
TOTAINIGUAMSics) <) eile ere 299 30
OGTORUSH aM etien cp smoulsw eens 6 (2) (2)
OYSTERS, MARKET:
PNENRICs: 5 6 6lb 6 46 Ble 1,789 185 54
WESTERN Ematente aa te retire nar 122 S E
MOTAWROYSTERS outeirel sts 1,911 185 ee

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394.
CATCH BY STATES, 1965 - Continued
(THOUSANDS OF POUNDS AND THOUSANDS OF DOLLARS)

SPECIES ALASKA WASHINGTON OREGON
SHELLFISH, ETC. = CONTINUED QUANTITY VALUE QUANTITY VALUE QUANTITY VALUE
KELP (WITH HERRING EGGS) . 460 106 = 5 A

TOTAL SHELLFISH, ETC. 157,957 14, 641 16, 694 3, 686
j——— jo
WHALE PRODUCTS:
MENE iG! 9 6.\00 180 a Ole io
MEA cua 5G dnb. oNe.ocs -
Ofte, WHAUZ 6°66 4.6 5 6
TOTAL WHALE PRODUCTS. - =
= =
GRAND TOTAL... 492,195 WORST) 127,357

SPECIES CALIFORNIA 1/

FISH QUANTITY VALUE QUANTITY VALUE
ANCHOVII|ESimpeimeitciemeieen teint 5,733 99 5,733 99
BARRACUDAMer ie rieie siren erent: 362 a7 362 S7
ONTO 6.6 In bo 6 606.0 5, 638 149 5, 638 149
CABEZ ONES emote rel ust 7 2 7 2
CAERIMEN 6 Go 60-616 6-0 1 2 1 2
ONAP 6. 6" ol-0 6 a6 686) .a46 142 7 743 10
GOD 2a5.0..6.6 Gabo Oo auone - - 10, 153 525
DOLLY VARDEN TROUT... . - 1 (2)
FLOUNDERS:

ARROWTOOTH HALIBUT... 12 1 12 1

CALIFORNIA HALIBUT... 3/1,244 3/202 1,244 292

SANDEDEBSitetmeater tenements 479 37 479 37

PS oluiat Sig: Bienen 20,159 1,506 43, 069 3,002

UNGUASSIIENED Sim te) ie es Bh e378) B22 1,659 78
FEVING FISHIS Gino 5 ova 6 171 23 71 23
GROWERS 6 6.66 6 OG 0c 214 46 214 46
WINE “6).Gs0:%0: oho & oN1G,.0 119 2 3,146 33
INUPMIOON 6 iG Os 6-00 6D 10 2 10 2
MALLEUosd p80 dus Ghomo 5 2 40,497 9,214
GAROMEAD 5.5 G6 Gx OO 0 216 43 216 43
HERRING i SEAgrurpicicureneiie 516 42 34,543 617
KUNGRGROAKERT con) erence 1,138 52 1,138 52
AKESTROUureircicnkente nen eis - - 1 (2)
IRIINGCODavemremio elton one 813 64 6,818 378
MACKEREL:

WINER 5 Tae! 1 Gong) S040 66, 666 1,829 66, 666 1,829

PAGIENCSacmineaeny cients 7,050 224 7,050 224
OCEANIPRERCH Sates) eercle ae = = 28,352 1,334
OPNUEYES S S)'G1-5)-6 oy daa 6 3 1 3 1
BERGE SM aiemtyeeuicareeie mer canis 188 28 379 48
ROUMOCKreser meee eure smhess - - 146 2
ROMBANO Saxe ne nie rete 62 17 62 17
AURIS "bs a2! od ylovo - - 1,472 11
ROGKRISHESH ae mene erenieme ents 9,392 573 21,389 1,158
SNEUETISS So Go A Guba 2, 864 201 7,283 716

—+

SALMON:

CHINOOK OR KING. ... 7,401 4,134 29,316 10, 866

CHUM OR KETA . . ead - - 31,266 2,794

BIINKtieiraiecelibecnetiys - - 79, 655 8, 298

RED OR SOCKEYE ..... - a 148, 054 32, 842

SITVERZOR COHO ME n earn: 2,337 855 38,515 10,323

OTAL SALMON. . 7. . 9,738 aR 4,989 326, 806 65, 123
fee

SARDINE, PACIFIC. .... 1,924 126 1,924 26
SOUL Go Gi aoalicoone oo 83 24 &3 24
SEA BASS:

BIEACK Gras iatar catia treater 352 55 352 55

MGT ies ates Soo WR coh our 1,428 315 1,428 315
SHAD oa Heng sabseno ‘ANDO - = 870 55

= ———

SHARKS:

GRAVFISHE Sarto ateige noch spe = 2,083 14

SOUPRIIN Se: treaepemrsnoneamr = 1 (2)

UNGEASSIIFIEDIc) pougeu ei 648 67 650 67

———
TOTAL SHARKS. . . « « 648 67 2,734 81
——— IL

SHEEPSHEAD st eiletitee rel etie 12 1 12 1
SKATESiestnemeininmeeureiee 154. 2 731 1
SMELT:

EUIUACHON IG sohteltege ctrveuysyuetits - - 918 118

SURF OR SILVER... ee 369 24 688 51
STEELHEAD! TROUT. «, «: 6) #. e - 508 136
STRIPED SASS Wemeetysumanietiaies = 42 4

SEE FOOTNOTES AT

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PACIFIC COAST FISHERIES

CATCH BY STATES, 1965 - Continued

(THOUSANDS OF POUNDS AND THOUSANDS OF DOLLARS)

SPECIES

CALIFORNIA 1/

TOTAL

FISH - CONTINUED

STURGEON, COMMON.
SWORDF | SH
TOMCOD.

TUNA:
ALBACORE. .
BLUEFIN
SKIPJACK. .
YELLOWFIN .

TOTAL TUNA .

TURBOT .
WARGO ooo. -8 6 &
WHITEBAIT . . . .
YELLOWTAIL. .
UNCLASSIFIED:
ORM ROOD emi weenetieiars
BAIT AND ANIMAL FOOD.

TOTAL FISH

SHELLFISH, ETC.

CRABS:
DUNGENESS .
KING.

ROCK.

TOTAL CRABS.

CRAWFISH, FRESH-WATER
LOBSTER, SPINY.
SnRINPS oo 6c
ABALONE... .

CLAMS:
HARD. .
RAZOR .
MIXED .

TOTAL CLAMS.
OCTOPUS 6) aye

OYSTERS, MARKET:
EASTERN .
PACIFIC .
WESTERN

TOTAL OYSTERS.

SQUID Mcp yen a seis saree
MOLLUSKS, UNCLASSIFIED. .
KELP (WITH HERRING EGGS).

TOTAL SHELLFISH, ETC.

WHALE PRODUCTS:
MENG too 0 0
MEAT 6.0 0 6
OIL:

SPERM .
WHALE

TOTAL WHALE PRODUCTS

GRAND TOTAL. .

QUANTITY VALUE QUANTITY VALUE
= S 328 27
327 150 327 150
B S 590 9
23,218 SR558 37,213 5,852
15,928 2,079 16,020 2,091
84, 242 8,835 84,752 8,893
156,553 21,578 158,500 21,857
279,941 36, 045 296,485 38, 693
79 4 79 4
32 9 32 9
149 14 149 14
128 14 128 14

3 1 3 1
2,992 59 2,992 59
421,941 47,218 926, 866 125,078
4,804 1, 066 28,913 4,699
z = 131,671 12,729
329 32 329 32
5,133 1,098 160,913 17,460

——

Z 6 13 4
480 385 480 385
1,434 145 20, 091 1,083
915 698 915 698
(2) (2) 370 172

E z 298 191
= é 9 7
(2) (2) 677 370
20 1 82 13

8 21 8 21
1,055 242 9,117 2, 087
z = 40 122
1,063 263 9,165 2,230
18, 620 308 18,620 308

(2) (2) (2) (2)

z 2 460 106
27, 665 2,898 211,416 22,657
2,776 203 2,780 203
2,980 255 2,995 256
1,056 66 1,056 66
1,610 103 1,612 103
8,422 627 8,443 628
458, 028 50,743 , 146,725 148,363

A1/ INCLUDES THE CATCH TAKEN OFF LATIN AMERICA AND LANDED AT CALIFORNIA PORTS.
2/ LESS THAN 500 POUNDS OR $500.
3/ SOME HALIBUT MAY BE INCLUDED WITH "CALIFORNIA HALIBUT" AND "UNCLASSIFIED FLOUNDERS".

NOTE;--DATA ON THE VOLUME OF FISH LANDED IN ALASKA
CALIFORNIA ARE SHOWN IN WEIGHTS AS LANDED, EXCEPT
REPORTED IN WEIGHT OF TOTAL MEATS; ABALONE, IN WEIGHT OF EDIBLE MEAT.
SABLEF1SH, AND ROCKFISHES LANDED BY U. S.

FOR SHELL MOLLUSKS.

» WASHINGTON, AND OREGON ARE IN ROUND WEIGHT, WHILE THOSE FOR
IN ALL STATES, CLAMS AND OYSTERS ARE
ALASKA DATA INCLUDE THE CATCH OF HALIBUT,
VESSELS AT BRITISH COLUMBIA PORTS.

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396

PROCESSED FISHERY PRODUCTS, 1965

ITEM

CoD:
FILLETS, FRESH AND FROZEN . .
SALTED nach see bcedineisu nace
LUTEFISK. .. i

FLOUNDER, FILLETS, FRESH AND

FROZEN... ; erecta

HALIBUT:
FILLETS,
FROZEN:

STEAKS erent iteration ois
CHEEKS )imey, cualsn wey bite pte
CANNED:
REGUUAR a wen) Gocuesdren ete
SMOKED sasercwcm cen ciisu seems
SMOKED i iyas oe clei imeeed ees deans
HERRING, SEA:
ROE, FRESH. .
SALTED EGGS (wits keLP) a5
MEAL... SoG
Or See ed ey Kens tay eRe
SA CEROZ ENS tae
LINGCOD FILLETS, FRESH AND
FROZEN...
OCEAN PERCH FILLETS, FRESH AND.
FROZEN... Z
ROCKFISH, FILLETS, FRESH AND
RROZEN ab uma) cece eincmrotts

SABLEF ISH:

SUZ Goro obtee ob

SMOKED Saremraiecmas mica arcens

SALMON:

FRESH AND FROZEN:
RICUETS Espace sweets breeine
STEAKS meeiniach ish stcoh amy cee
BAIT. . . : :
EGGS FOR BAIT .

CANNED:
CHINOOK OR KING...
CHUM OR KETA. eRhoMA stro edits
PINK. . 00: oreo: Sc

FRESH AND FROZEN .

RED OR SOCKEYE. do Ocin
SIEVERBORMCOHOR Mesa remtemteictire
TOTAL eeen ci temrea te

EGGSMRORSBAiimremncliteiete inter

SMOKE DI ramuem yore uleiilisurleliceuaants

SPECIALTIES (SALTED LIVERS
AND SPREADS) . . 2 . . « «

SALTED;
MILD-CURED. . . .

EGGS FOR FOOD AND BAIT. .
SPECIALTIES (CAVIAR AND

SALTED Fates )o Gta ish
SMOKED ater tnciitne etsy Motetumetocetes
MEAL TAND®SCRAPS Jog to
0) ie pCa eon ace athens

SHAD, CANNED:
Fal SHeperoatenter ist css Teme cp coweews on patie
ROR eG 26) ida Butane Go 20 bela
STURGEON:

CANNED, SMOKED AND SPREADS. .
SMOKED. . . .

SWORDFISH, STEAKS, "FRESH “AND
EROZEN Ca cm. . 6300 .O

TUNA:
CANNED, ALBACORE, TOTAL .

SMOKED /amamleni ie siitohesmtci clara oenee

SEE FOOTNOTES AT END OF TABLE.

L

ALASKA WASH I NGTON
=
QUANT ITY VALUE QUANTITY VALUE
POUNDS - 3,186,214 $739,167
m0) = a H 4
DO - 1 1
DO - - 2,821,631 1,106,037
DO 3,891, 268 $2,172,909 1,381,310 971,640
DO - - 5,935, 736 3,359,369
DO 30,373 12,522 - -
STANDARD CASES 20 960 - -
DO 5 656 - -
POUNDS = = 333, 400 107,880
DO 197,672 307,137 -
DO 437, 433 258,822 - -
TONS 1,954 309,111 3 3
1,000 POUNDS 3,265 272,952 3 3
POUNDS 4,380,630 163,395 - -
DO - - 1,669,748 407 , 584
DO 2 - 4,670,447 1,110,824
DO - - 2,085,595 465, 593
DO - - 107, 400 33,770
DO - - 70,018 33, 050
DO 783,495 683 , 500
DO - - 846,910 620,445
DO 646, 627 15,375 - -
DO 271,428 79,817 = =
STANDARD CASES 49,939 1,786,423 17,095 579,921
DO 298, 294 6,615,743 20,956 483,511
DO 883,184 24,014,153 * 65,551 2,075, 028
DO 1,931,370 72,149,597 108, 685 5, 506,344
DO 105,148 3,142,264 39,903 1,415, 421
DO 3,267,935 _|107,708,140 252,190 10, 060, 225
DO - - 15, 749 1,549,778
DO 384 29,602 1,844 161, 221
po < = (1) (1)
POUNDS 1,479,476 1,111,807 1,097,325 883, 550
DO 2,316,591 1,536, 523 348, 163 257,998
00 - - 336,842 333,787
DO 12,105 19,046 644,763 442,869
TONS - - 1 1
1,000 POUNDS - - 1 1
STANDARD CASES
Dye)
DO
POUNDS
DO
STANDARD CASES
DO

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PROCESSED FISHERY PRODUCTS, 1965 - Continued
ITEM ALASKA WASH INGTON
ae QUANTITY. VALUE QUANTITY VALUE
ABS:
DUNGENESS:
FRESH AND FROZEN:
COOKEDIMEAIT Ub cmmnmrcmnail<i= POUNDS 2,105, 470 $1, 224, 404 1,227,492 $1,362,422
GECTIONS: o/c 9 06 6 9 6 0 pO 1,504, 548 565, 923 - -
CANNED:
MEN 6 6.06.00 4 00 STANDARD CASES 22,361 823,702 9,686 276,115
SPECIALTIES (COCKTAILS,
SPREADS, AND SMOKED). . . DO - - {3} 1
MEAL AND SCRAP... ws. ss TONS - - 1 1
KING:
FRESH AND FROZEN:
COOKEDIMEAIT I mt-wa-ui-ie petite POUNDS 20,006, 986 16, 733, 538 (1) 1)
SHGTICNS 5 6 06/0 6 0 oo DO 7,635, 237 4,084,853 - -
CANNED:
MEM bio oa Goo DO STANDARD CASES 327,107 10,846, 591 47,809 1,371,393
MOKED 6 6.0.0 000 0,0 0 DO - - (1) 1)
SHRIMP:
FRESH AND FROZEN:
RAWEHEADEESSIpsineumeneeniteltcl tc POUNDS 1,073,242 431,424 = 2
MEAT, RAW AND COOKED... . DO 363, 459 388,070 - -
ERENDEDs “5 0.0 6 6 0.0.9 0 0 DO - - (1) 1)
CANNED:
MEAT Royer . « + STANDARD CASES 161,129 1,061,194 (1) (1)
SPECIALTIES {icockraius AND
PICKLED PRAWNS) . Slee DO - - (1) 1)
CLAMS:
HARD:
CANNED:
WHOLE AND MINCED... ... DO 101 ipole (1) 1)
CHOWDER AND JUICE. . . DO - - 11,198 52,873
SPECIALTIES (SMOKED AND IN
Uh SHEUL)}5 oo 0 Bio a0 DO - - (1) 1)
RAZOR:
SHUCKED, FRESH AND FROZEN. . GALLONS 9,021 56, 269 10,062 96,665
CANNED:
WHOLE AND MINCED . . ~~. . STANDARD CASES 114 3,171 302 8,465
SMOKE DI ir ween Merubomm ewan louie DO - (1) 1
OCTOPUS MEAT, FROZEN... .... POUNDS 20,718 6,107 - -
OYSTERS:
SHUCKED, FRESH AND FROZEN:
FNSIFRIES 60's 6 0.50 016 GALLONS 229 3,500 690,020 2,943,196
WESTERN seeiesue Neier mene one DO - - 4,838 148,026
BREADED i RROZENen ic) verecyiren tel velte POUNDS - - (1) (1)
CANNED:
MEATARcdi i: mciedRoars tien th iene min SIUANDARD CASES: - - (1 (1
SMOKED . « «© «© © © © & . DO - - 426 38,762
SPECIALTIES (Sieve: SOUPS.
EG) mene 6 0 0 M16 DO - 153,452 2,366,849
SHELL, GRIT AND LIME... TONS - 1 1
SCALLOPS, BREADED, RAW AND COOKED POUNDS - - 1 1
UNCLASSIFIED:
FRESH AND FROZEN PACKAGED FISH:
STICKS BREADED:
RWe! oP sololyo 11d 0 O00 DO - - 240,414 94,216
COOKED... doe OG ee) - - (1) (1)
PORTIONS, BREADED:
Woo, a0 po bum oO oF O oD DO - - 303,100 72,885
COOKED... ee Sir DO - - (1) (1)
FISH AND SHELLFISH . 1... DO - - 1,126,237 667,379
CANNED:
FISH AND SHELLFISH... STANDARD CASES - - 63, 623 965, 146
ANIONG ROoDENS oi4 6 6 S65 6 DO - - 80,182 628,815
CUNEO Ss 6.016. 0.00.0. ohiat6 9 16 POUNDS - (5) (5)
(INGUSURING 6:6 oa 6.605600 - - - 674, 666
TOUTE -6 16 66-016 60 - - 150,134,424 - 39,216,642

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398
PROCESSED FISHERY PRODUCTS, 1965 - Continued
ITEM OREGON CALIFORNIA
QUANTITY VALUE QUANTITY VALUE,
ANCHOVIES: Serre) mcrae
CANNED, IN TOMATO SAUCE. . . « STANDARD CASES e (1) 1
MENG 8% o'-e 16 © ain D6 BNO TONS - - 1 1
OMS ois ob io voNpo 1,000 POUNDS - 409 $1,208
BARRACUDA, SMOKED. . ... + se POUNDS - 6,513 4,278
BUUERISH PREM ETS MBRESHci seem) = DO = {; i
CARP RSMOKEDInemmigem sem mremncniey te DO - 1 1
COD:
FILLETS, FRESH AND FROZEN. DO 16,877 $3,843 (2) (2)
SIMONEID) or 6: \6)0! 0) Geo! 0! 10-19 0 DO - - 72,322 27,258
FLOUNDER, PISS FRESH AND
FROZEN. . . Bivona DO 2,722,107 1,097,085 4,056, 420 1,516,988
GROUPER FILLETS, FROZEN. . DO - - (1) (1)
HALIBUT:
FILLETS, FRESH AND FROZEN. . DO (2) (2) (2) (2)
FROZEN:
STEAKS .. 6 ti o-g48 DO (2) (2) 1,172,776 695, 150
SPECIALTIES “ (PATTIES). po - - (1) (1)
SMOMED) Go 6 oo 0 oO 60 DO - - 61,224 32, 387
FREEZE-DRIED . .. . DO - - (1) (1)
HERRING, SEA, SMOKED... . DO (1) (it) 2 =
LINGCOD FILLETS, FRESH AND FROZEN DO 297,366 76, 581 234,930 61,701
MACKEREL:
CANNED:
JNK 5 6° O00 6 STANDARD CASES - - 643,970 4, 383,922
PNCHFICS G 6 5 oo o o°0 le) - - 59,477 413,112
SMOKED So alo coon 8 600 POUNDS - - 1,252 871
MEAL ie! opm peaeu a.olg oo TONS - - 3,648 471,719
@Is tate a at-6 1,000 POUNDS - 515 35,959
MARLIN, CANNED (SMOKED). 5 STANDARD CASES S = (1) (1)
OCEAN PERCH FILLETS, FRESH AND
FROZEN. . . POUNDS 3,373,121 746,616 - -
PERCH FILLETS, FRESH AND FROZEN. DO - - (1) (1)
ROCKF ISH:
FILLETS, FRESH AND FROZEN. . . DO 1,608,211 346,337 1,071,597 301,976
SMOKEDIRy ener ci eneommaneel as aa DO - - (1) (1)
SABLEF ISH:
FILLETS, FRESH AND FROZEN. DO - - (1) (1)
SMOKED . dip aed DO (1) 1) 248, 230 173,438
SALMON:
FRESH AND FROZEN:
FUMES S ce:tis) oo Aeicovg 0 0 DO - - 147, 480 115,859
STEAKS . . ai Ol oo- 0 DO (2) 2) 332,476 252,904
SPECIALTIES (CAKES). 0... DO - - (i (i)
CANNED: T
CHINOOK OR KING. ...... STANDARD CASES 64, 576 2,068, 592 - -
CHUMPORM KEAN tay citer ceyeues DO 1,393 34,484 -
PINK... q O'S Saco DO 1,182 41,146 - -
REDNORVSOCKEVE NE Mtns ioe) 1,157 64,852 -
SIMVERMORIACOHOMSste/) caren cen ole) 41,434 1,614,970 -
SHEMREADS 6) can, ooo @ boo pO 3,747 151, 672 - -
TOTAL CANNED SALMON . ee) 113,489 4,975,716 - -
EO
SMOKED Aacaestntirewseem slic taamere pt ciate DO 149 14, 539 (2) (2)
SALTED, MILD-CURED...... POUNDS - - 2,198,115 1,928,930
SMOKE DRnom sitepciitcn Betoun iets DO i 1 1,188,285 1,341,138
ONeo. Soe -Avid nation A can; Gud at 1,000 POUNDS 1 1 - - -
SARDINES, PACIFIC:
CANNED G. Goro) cum, Gap osoun 0 STANDARD CASES - - 8,316 , 267
SINETEO Mcuouneutver Wisariieas POUNDS - - 110,070 13, 208
SEA BASS: 9
FRESH AND FROZEN, FILLETS AND
STEAKS. . . DO - - 155,393 70,097
SMOKED . DO - - (1) (1)
SHAD:
CANNED:
PIG en io co duitr 8d~ 0 Gueeonvond STANDARD CASES 1 1 - -
ROSS de lesen vo .6 bo oo DO a 1 1 1
SMOKE DIN iain Cia erciate ee me aie POUNDS - = 1 f
SHARK sp SMOKED =) cutouts ef eerste DO - - 1 1
SMELT:
RAW, WHOLE FISH. .. . DO = - (1) (1)
SMOKED ee pe -Wel-uaemeuctan oeemeseomts DO (1) (1) - -
FREEZE-DRIED . . 2... ee 0 - - (1) (1)

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PROCESSED FISHERY PRODUCTS, 1965 - Continued
ITEM OREGON CALIFORNIA
_
QUANTITY VALUE QUANTITY VALUE
STURGEON:
CANNED, SMOKED AND SPREADS. STANDARD CASES 208 $17, 780 - -
SMOKED 6 6 6 60.0 0 a 6 0 POUNDS (1) (1) (1) (1)
SWORDF SH:
STEAKS, FRESH AND FROZEN. . DO - - (2) (2)
ESWOKEDs 0 0 2 ooo oO DO - - 8, 239 $7,370
TUNA:
FILLETS, FRESH. DO = - (1) (1)
CANNED: r Tal
ALEYNCORIE 5 a oo 6 0 8 a0 9 STANDARD CASES] 4/1,339,239 |4/18,868,736 1,856,381 24,759,092
(EOGHUIVENUY G.0: oalios 0 0 66 oe) 2 2 7,156,329 93,874,470
TOTAL CANNED TUNA. DO 1,339, 239 18,868, 736 9,012,710 118, 633, 562
fea SU RE
SPECIALTIES (WITH NOODLES
AND BEANS) ...... DO - - i {|
SMOKED. sages pO 1 i 1 1
SMOKED. . . ; POUNDS 1 1 29,367 26,715
TUNALIKE FISH (BONITO AND
YELLOWTAIL):
RPIMUEIS,; PRES oo 6 66 6 0 ioe) - - (1) (1)
CANNED:
FURS 0° a0. D0: Br! -0)'0-0--0 STANDARD CASES - - 48, 253 393, 588
SMOKE Diopuewmcneerarcnircial chatter sune ite (oye) - - (1) (1)
SNOMED 6-9 6 6 bBo 6: 0 Ol o POUNDS - 13,418 8, 560
WAHOOMSMOKEDI meme acta irene te pO - - 1
WHITEFISH, SMOKED. ...... DO - - 1 1
WHITING, SMOKED. .... DO - = 1 1
CRABS:
DUNGENESS:
FRESH AND FROZEN:
COOKED MEAT . . . DO 991,629 1,066,946 749,483 810,361
SPECIALTIES (cockTAILS
AND DIPS)... . 390 DO - - (1) (1)
CANNED:
MEATS .o.-0-9, 2b 40° o.0 STANDARD CASES (2) (2) - -
SPECIALTIES (COCKTAILS,
SPREADS AND SHekeelB 0 DO 1 {; - -
MEAL AND SCRAP. . . TONS 1 1 - -
KING, FRESH AND FROZEN, COOKED
MEZA tees 3 : ab POUNDS - - (1) (1)
LOBSTERS, SPINY:
FROZEN:
WHOUEMCOOKED =) cpr eretcmn cites DO - 1 1
TAILS, RAW. . . 4 DO - 1 1
SPECIALTIES (cOcKTAILs} DO - 1 1
SHRIMP:
FRESH AND FROZEN:
RAW HEADLESS. . . o 0-6 DO - - (1) (1)
MEAT, RAW AND COOKED. . . . ioe) 272,990 331,489 430,120 478,779
PEELED AND DEVEINED . . . DO - - 473,699 534,843
BREADED .. . DO - - 7,265, 294. 6,093, 531
SPECIALTIES (cockraits” AND
DIES) eee 2 DO - - (1) (1)
CANNED:
MEAT... STANDARD CASES (1) (ite) - -
SPECIALTIES (COCKTAILS AND”
PIIGKEEDI PRAWNS) ee streine) eile DO (1) (1) - -
ABALONE:
STEAKS, FRESH AND FROZEN. . . POUNDS - 619,441 991,815
SPECIALTIES, FROZEN (PATTIES) oJe) - (1) (1)
CLAMS :
RAZOR:
SHUCKED, FRESH AND FROZEN . GALLONS (1) (1 - -
CANNED, WHOLE AND MINCED. . STANDARD CASES 601 20,327 - -
OYSTERS:
SHUCKED, FRESH AND FROZEN:

FNCHRIG 6 G5 3.0.60 0 GALLONS 107,795 458,505 146, 260 555, 033
WESTERN... 0) (1) (1) - -
BREADED, FROZEN . POUNDS - - 99,167 85, 729

CANNED:
MEAT. 2. 9 STANDARD CASES (1) (1) - -
SPECIALTIES (stews, Soups,
EmG)) is o aes DO 1 1 = ©
SHELL, GRIT AND LIME. . TONS 1 1. (1) (1)

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PROCESSED FISHERY PRODUCTS, 1965 - Continued

OREGON CALIFORNIA
QUANTITY QUANTITY VALUE
SCALLOPS, BREADED, RAW AND
COOKED Rirmrem pete rumc mtn . POUNDS - - 543, 452 $403, 910
SQUID:
NATURALS) FROZEN) i lel ljue) lollies DO - - 5,963, 479 667, 299
CANNEDINsmieeiel eerie il mieten cman STTANDARDECASES, - - 257,458 1,087, 523
WHALE:
MEAT, FROZEN (FOR ANIMAL
FES) on 5 6 obo ono OO POUNDS 15,170 $ 900 2,980, 267 255, 601
MEAL PANDESCRAPIredici ietrentcmien ten TONS 2 345 1,388 202, 590
OIL:
SHE 5b o.050 6 0.0.0 ob 1,000 POUNDS - - 1,056 66,145
@UWER>, ope 0 ob oy Ba 9:0 DO 2 140 1,610 102,857
UNCLASSIFIED:
FRESH AND FROZEN PACKAGED FISH:
STICKS BREADED:
Roo 68000 0 ovo Kone so POUNDS - - 622,810 250,618
COOKED Go aloG oo oD DO - - 7,566,259 3,852,436
PORTIONS, BREADED:
WWo 66806 vocdlo, Oa" o.%0 DO - - 1,762,500 1,469,393
COON 5d of a 0 aso 6 DO - - (1) 1
UNBREADED aay cnet meneenns DO - - 89,881 35,331
FISH AND SHELLFISH... ... (oe) 10,281 25, 208 3,473,458 2, 208, 066
CANNED:
FISH AND SHELLFISH . . . . . STANDARD CASES Saso5) 202, 553 66,958 1,232,240
ANTMALER FOODEMG ee menteaio amie ie DO 654,811 4,045, 534 1,193,016 12,233,714
CUMHDG" 5. dan 5G oO 0 Oo OLD 0 POUNDS 20,000 yplo7, 354, 209 190,836
INDUSTRIAL 12 tages cre c - - 689, 530 2 17,319, 634
TOWNS ooo Xb oa ooo - - 33,097,177 - 182,755, 984.

1/ INCLUDED WITH UNCLASSIFIED ITEMS.

2/ THE PRODUCTION OF CERTAIN ITEMS IN OREGON AND CALIFORNIA HAS BEEN INCLUDED WITH THE WASHINGTON PRODUCTION.
THE PRODUCTION OF HERRING MEAL AND OIL IN WASHINGTON HAS BEEN INCLUDED WITH ALASKA.

4/ THE PACK OF LIGHT MEAT TUNA HAS BEEN INCLUDED WITH ALBACORE.

‘5/ INCLUDED WITH FISH AND SHELLFISH.

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NOTE:--THIS TABLE WILL NOT ADD. INDIVIDUAL STATE TOTALS ARE CORRECT BUT SMALL QUANTITIES PRODUCED IN OREGON
AND CALIFORNIA ARE INCLUDED IN THE PRODUCTION FOR WASHINGTON. SOME PRODUCTS MAY HAVE BEEN MANUFACTURED FROM
RAW PRODUCTS IMPORTED FROM ANOTHER STATE OR FOREIGN COUNTRY; THEREFORE, THEY CANNOT BE CORRELATED DIRECTLY
WITH THE CATCH WITHIN THE STATE.

VALUE OF PACIFIC COAST PROCESSED FISHERY PRODUCTS, 1965

All other
Canned tuna processed
$141 million products

j Canned salmon 141 million

$123 million

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SUMMARY OF PROCESSED PRODUCTS, 1965

(THOUSANDS OF DOLLARS)

TEM VALUE
PACKAGED:
PRES Mlo ria mavsait anleninstdenantancaarieacuckta nn a taal iatueetrercaccuan 14,022
RROZEN I episiercuisess enor} au cfs MUNA Peeper eapicen i. eH eeies, Oa) ie 53, 228
CANNED Ss cy\caahey ee cers: ach om SALES se (oss nied v=o “ei feties baeesy Be 308,720
CUREO MMU MUA Secale eet caithserte ilicsylek fo. och admepeer aces 9,087
INDUSTIRIVAL cast Ret lovust te. elite eee eee Ger nape: vas ete an ie 20,147
TOrAUatig ci) oU ay oud, int ewce tel aan sce ChB AEM aR manionae 405, 204
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VALUE OF PROCESSED PRODUCTS, BY STATES, 1965
(THOUSANDS OF DOLLARS)
bE Fy de echt wel guaath eae mene
STATE ee VALUE
AWASK AWE Marcatay't Teeter (cna tik yen cis: Se ae tne tcie 150, 134
WASHITING TION Bearer ersatisae estan stents nt ci iinfllps wise coir cell nhac nt Aerterste 39,217
OREGON ANE Nitmaividecu sr wave nuci oat oetiaas taletayle Siriseigc op anunysl ( ONEM emReb S75 33,097
CUNLNGICIINI Ne tlec thichestoaeiess loiicaourG ising ct seth ie) CaecedGket ab acacia aa 182,756
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TO TA Droste perimetctanrty ema re eta teisltee a eesti opal stee asersmce dentist weenie 405, 204

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ITEM ALASKA WASH | NGTON OREGON CALIFORNIA TOTAL
NUMBER NUMBER NUMBER NUMBER NUMBER

WHOLESAL ING AND PROCESSING;
ESITABISHMENT|Srcatepciteil lout eitiens sii 137 S6 191 557

PERSONS ENGAGED:
AVERAGE FOR SEASON. . .... 8,681 2, Sei5) 11,374 26,207
AVERAGESEORIBVEARIs: 1a) vietiteli lel ne 3,500 1,681 9,171 16,746
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CATCH BY REGIONS, 1965
SPECIES SOUTHEASTERN ALASKA CENTRAL ALASKA
FISH POUNDS VALUE POUNDS VALUE
RAIEUr W/o 6 ba oc aie 24,563, 000 $5,418,510 6,421,000 $1, 351,840
HERRING eucse ten feu suns 0 24, 318,600 340, 460 1, 317,600 20, 030
ROCKFISHES# 2/2 29% 266 , 000 29, 260 181, 100 22, 310
SABLEFISH . : 2, 310, 700 225, 840 = Ss
SALMON: 3/
CHINOOK OR KING... .. 5, 428, 700 1,942, 230 657, 800 140, 290
GHUMBORMKEmAtem caveli epreney te 15,033, 400 1,436,050 12, 443, 200 826, 400
BIKA nce ein reir helene 42,431,700 4,431, 550 32, 431, 800 3, 251,690
RED OR SOCKEYE. aNd 6,620, 400 1,796, 890 24,035, 100 5, 492, 620
SILVER OR COHO, . Bi 13, 624, 800 3,851, 900 3, 660, 300 466,610
TOTAL SALMON . 83, 139, 000 13, 458,620 73, 228, 200 10,177,610
SME leTgeeweraistentsh son cca eure 0 - 1, 500 300
TROUT ;
DOL IVaAVARD EN stay taturetereilltay tive - - 500 110
WANE" iis bo Su ceoncael ed - - 900 200
STEELHEAD Mnecunenicmesltcnieu si 13, 000 2, 860 = iS
TOTAL FISH . 66 134, 610,300 19, 475,550 81, 150,800 11, 572, 400
SHELLFISH, ETC.
CLAM MEATS;
EUIWERS 6 vonle S he: Bioolln’ 6 - 1, 500 1,000
RAZORMMiigis (res ccaaehenain ese - - 87, 700 40, 000
OYSTERUMEATS seramenesneemeencnns 2,000 2, 000 - -
CRABS:
DUNGENESS , a6" 3 3, 302, 700 330, 270 5, 592, 600 669, 640
KING Aen ueceene eG 579, 300 57,930 94, 505, 800 9, 375, 180
CHRP 3 oo o-oo aoe 2, 944, 800 132, 520 13,874, 200 624, 340
Osis 5 6b 60 Bed 6 66 20, 700 6,110 - =
KELP (WITH HERRING EGGS)... 460, 300 105, 860 - -
TOTAL SHELLFISH, ETC... 7, 309, 800 634,690 114, 061, 800 10,710, 160
GRANDEIT OWA snes men eae 141,920,100 20,110, 240 195, 212, 600 22, 282, 560
SPECIES WESTERN ALASKA TOTAL
FISH POUNDS VALUE POUNDS VALUE
RNY Ds oo: 0 oneubea. 6 - 30, 984, 000 $6,770,350
HERRIINGSEM eects cuisine Anieues -. 25, 636, 200 360, 490
ROCK RISHES2/; fara earn meauones - 447,100 51,570
SABLERISH cist ionc neath - 2, 310, 700 225, 840
SALMON; 3/
CHINOOK OR KING . 4, 922, 100 $966, 130 11, 008, 600 3, 048, 650
CHUM OR KETA. 1,785, 900 114, 410 29, 262, 500 2, 376, 860
PIINNo “Aga to oo 9, 500 950 74,873,000 7,684, 190
RED OR SOCKEYE. . 111, 378, 600 23, 512, 680 142, 034, 100 30, 802, 190
SILVER OR COHO. . 380, 900 43,870 17, 666, 000 4, 362, 380
TOTAL SALMON . 118, 477, 000 24, 638, 040 274, 844, 200 48,274, 270
SME (Tiiiresiesteiei ee 300
TROUT:
BOLI; VARDEN ca) ceereaareiyl« - 110
TEAK Eerie: coicenetseram rae - - 200
STEELHEAD Siren testcines utente neisiats - 2, 860
TOTALS FISH veh serey teers 118, 477, 000 24, 638, 040 334, 238, 100 55, 685, 990
SHELLFISH, ETC.
CLAM MEATS;
BUTMER Ss ecmsrencisaacr eer 1, 500 1,000
RAZORW atta qa aliens Daa 87, 700 40, 000
OVSTERSMEATS teaitetemercieime 2,000 2, 000
CRABS;
DUNGENESS - 8,895, 300 999,910
(lice Gite duce uor Genvokdes 3, 296, 250 131,670, 700 12, 729, 360
SHRIMP Macurotes trench one - 16,819, 000 756 , 860
OCTORUSENEsia ia atcpeeieire: a os - 20, 700 6,110
KELP (WITH HERRING EGGS)... : - 460, 300 105, 860
TOTAL SHELLFISH, ETC.. 36, 585, 600 3, 296, 250 157, 957, 200 14,641, 100
GRAND TOTAL. . . . 155, 062, 600 27, 934, 290 492,195,300 70,327,090

1/ INCLUDES THE VALUE OF HALIBUT LIVERS AND VISCERA AMOUNTING TO $11,873.

2/ INCLUDES LINGCOD.

3/ THE ROUND WEIGHTS USED IN CATCH TABLES WERE OBTAINED BY MULTIPLYING NUMBER OF FISH BY THEIR AVERAGE WEIGHT.
NOTE: --THE ABOVE DATA INCLUDE CATCHES OF HALIBUT, SABLEFISH, LINGCOD, AND ROCKFISHES LANDED BY VESSELS OF U.S.
REGISTRY IN BRITISH COLUMBIA PORTS. ROUND WEIGHTS OF FISH TAKEN BY HALIBUT VESSELS WERE OBTAINED BY MULTIPLYING
REPORTED WEIGHTS, REPRESENTING POUNDAGE OF FISH EVISCERATED AND WITH HEADS-OFF, BY THE FOLLOWING FACTORS:
HALIBUT 1.33; SABLEFISH AND ROCKFISHES, 1.43.

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SUMMARY OF PRODUCTS AS PREPARED FOR MARKET, 1965
ITEM SOUTHEASTERN ALASKA CENTRAL ALASKA
+
POUNDS VALUE POUNDS VALUE

FALIEUS ooo uaod oo 0 17,811,472 $7, 630, 017 9,727, 864 $4, 084, 747
HERRING Same enim none eins 10, 142, 393 662, 355 451, 472 295, 632
ROCKRISHES ysinnrey sy rente ee 312, 660 60, 773 2 Be
SABUERMNSH a ave nerratess, cl 1, 300, 000 351, 000 = =
SATMONErrcineucurcmcriouneurcure 51, 924,071 28, 234, 963 49, 361,809 33, 443, 035
GMELo 5 oo Oooo obo 8 - - 1,290 389
TROUT:

DOLLY VARDEN. ..... - 360 180

DAK EST ROUIME-peimoienrencue - - 675 300

STIRELHEAD Sees iron euten co 9,744 5, 229 = =
CLAMS;

BUTERMsmeromeiysticure tents - 1,515 1,512

RIVA GG God. Gul OG - - 81,091 59, 440
@yswaiBo 4.5 0 60 0 0 OO 2, 000 3, 500 S =
CRABS;

DUNGENESS Sima teeeinoiteiest 6 1,048, 413 926,151 2, 997, 645 1,687, 878

(SING 66 Go osond ol Oras 195, 724 148, 534 30, 244, 606 27,713, 923
SWIRIMP oo 090460 1620..0 0 751, 268 667, 898 1,911, 197 1,212, 790
KELP (WITH HERRING EGGS) . 437, 433 258,822 = =
(OGTORUSKEruainsiiereo mtn ctieite 20,718 6, 107 = =

VOWS 686.6000 O00 83, 955, 896 | __38, 955, 349 [ 94,779, 524 68, 499, 826
1TEM WESTERN ALASKA TOTAL
POUNDS VALUE POUNDS VALUE

RALIEWIS oo. 6006600 - 27, 539, 336 $11,714, 764
HERRUING Suen cpio lomreioie ones - - 10, 593, 865 957, 987
ROCK ISHESWarammen ion tenmeyirel es - = 312, 660 60,773
SABUERISHsmeuny consentomrerrehie - - 1, 300, 000 351, 000
GAUNON 6 6 6 6 6'6 OD 6 O 75, 066, 975 $55, 128, 306 176, 352, 855 116, 806, 304
SME LiTpowecvpstirel (eeWeous) keeietWer 7 - = 1, 290 389
TROUT:

BE DOLEYAVARDEN Monlelicivel vue - - 360 180
TEAK EMmiROUTeiemeeecmienrencl ne - - 675 300
STEELHEAD Mens unupe ee ep ieiie - - 9,744 5, 229

CLAMS:
EUIMER oo 6 Go 8 6a.0 - - 1,515 1,512
RWS 66.05. 6.8056 6 - - 81,091 59, 440
OYSIERSS o!6.0.4° 0 o40-0 - - 2, 000 3, 500

CRABS:
DUNGENESS® 5 irs site ye « - - 4, 046, 058 2,614, 029
INS 6°66 66 Go 06 6 3, 580, 479 3,802, 525 34, 020, 809 31, 664, 982
GHRIMP oo 6.6 6) 6 ol6 po - - 2, 662, 465 1, 880, 688
KELP (WITH HERRING EGGS) . - - 437, 433 258, 822
OGTORUS Hecate scenic, - - 20,718 6, 107
VURAL oo ¢bp000 8 78, 647, 454 I 58,930,831 257, 382,874 166, 386, 006

NOTE:--DATA ON PRODUCTS AS PREPARED FOR MARKET INCLUDE THE PRODUCTION OF CANAD] AN-CAUGHT HAL]BUT LANDED IN ALASKA,
THE QUANTITY OF FISH LANDED BY HALIBUT CRAFT OF U.S, REGISTRY AT BRITISH COLUMBIA PORTS IS INCLUDED IN THE CATCH
CREDITED TO SOUTHEASTERN ALASKA, BUT 1S NOT INCLUDED IN DATA ON PRODUCTS AS PREPARED FOR MARKET.

PRODUCTS AS PREPARED FOR MARKET, 1965

Sra:
ITEM SOUTHEASTERN ALASKA CENTRAL ALASKA WESTERN ALASKA TOTAL
FRESH POUNDS VALUE r POUNDS VALUE POUNDS VALUE POUNDS VALUE
ROCKFISHES, DRESSED. 622 $325 - - - = 622 $325
SALMON, DRESSED. . 434 242 223,825 | $54,962 247,534 | $72,361 471,793 | 127,565
GXEMo 0 ooo 6 O:0 - - 1, 290 389 - - 1, 290 389
CLAMS, RAZOR:
UES Sic 6 0 OD - - 540 174 - - 540 174
MEATS Ranmpae ai - - 450 900 - 450 900
OYSTERS See wean 2, 000 3, 500 - - - = 2, 000 3, 500
CRABS;
DUNGENESS:
WROUES ie oo 1,272 405 5, 969 1, 900 = 7,241 2, 305
SECTIONS HE - - 98 61 - - 98 61
Meir 6 4 600.0 - - 490 405 - 490 405
KING:
WHOLE yteliteatiou - - 1,099 526 - 1,099 526
SECTIONS 2%. = - - 780 390 - - 780 390
MES oo B66 6 - 190,348 | 193,734 - © 190,348 | 193,734

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PACIFIC COAST FISHERIES

PRODUCTS AS PREPARED FOR MARKET, 1965 - Continued

ITEM

FRESH = CONTINUED

SHR IMP;
SECTIONS
MEAT

oe ee

O10, OO OOo

TOTAL FRESH .

FROZEN

ROCKFISHES, DRESSED.
HAL | BUT:
DRESSED. 2... -
FILETCHES Sc: 6: 10 e's
CHEEKS . . . « © «
LIVERS AND VISCERA
BAIIiijre:
HERRING:
BAliTitetielitelideitieliie: x0
EGGS WITH KELP . .
SABLEFISH, DRESSED .
SALMON:
DRESSED eprcnistre
MISCERA = %: 0) “s
BA Tisfettelnteie ile)
ROE, BAITe « «
TROUT, DRESSED;
DOLLY VARDEN . . o
LAKE TROUT . . « «
STEELHEAD Swreltclaieins:
CLAMS, RAZOR, MEATS.
CRABS:
DUNGENESS;
WHOLE.) © «0 « «
SECTIONS fey of) 0) e
MEAT . ©
KING:
WHOLIEZcivet collie) is] te
SECTIONS 5. « «
MEAT
SHR IMPs
WHOLE.
TAILS.
MEAT .
BAIT.
OCTOPUS.

TOTAL

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CURED

HERRING, ROE, SALTED
KELP (WITH HERRING
ROE), SALTED. . .
SALMON:
MILD CURED .
PICKISEDmomeigencis
SMOKED OR KIPPERED
EGGS, SALTED
(CAVIAR) Jeers: tele
TROUT, STEELHEAD,
SMOKED Suneicyaciiomteire

TOTAL CURED. .

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CANNED

HALIBUT. « © oe wo
HALIBUT, SMOKED, . .

SALMON;
CHINOOK OR KING. o
CHUM OR KETA ..
RINKS Sehset ol elves ie
RED OR SOCKEYE..
SILVER OR COHO. .

TOTAL v0 j)0) setiie 0

SALMON, SMOKED:
CHINOOK OR KING. .
CHUM OR KETA 2 « «
RED OR SOCKEYE . .«
SILVER OR COHO..

OAL inom etaleru\estts

312, 038 60,448
13, 908, 143 | 5,454,817
3, 868,543 | 2,161,547
30,373 12,522
2,928 351
1,245 124
4,187,830| 156,911
46,420 25,995
1,300,000] 351,000
12,030,643 | 5,358,696
103, 109 1,031
640,533 15,075
231,418 76,707
9,655 5,109

223, 270 80, 931
240, 104 92, 103
408,754| 437,410
71,006 34,120
12,178 5,067
112,540] 109,347
17,421 6,820
4,225 1,432
332,630] 354,448
137,469 1,374

38, 253,193

89, 000 32, 989
391,013] 232,827
862,611] 712,190
“836 1,404
1,653,495] 1,065,883
89 120

2,997,044] 2,045,413

36, 393, 792|20, 990, 795
1, 200 2,342
1,920 4,096

SOUTHEASTERN ALASKA |

POUNDS VALUE
800 $480
3,213 5,622

14,809,492

23, 856
5,953, 632
23, 376,048
3,600, 624
3,439, 632

16,106
2,760, 250
13, 160,003
2,969,317
2,085,119

4,080 6,502

39,198,745

CENTRAL ALASKA

POUNDS VALUE

2,511 $2, 164

9,473, 662 | 4,060, 900
22,725 11,362
230,517 11,525
192, 800 6,484

1,099,858] 388,641
12,639 600
6,094 300
31,910 2,480

360 180
675 300
77,941 55,195

1,224,069| 457,756

1, 264,346| 473,759
241,646 | 245,597

4,775, 567 | 2,398, 925

7, 622, 279 | 4,079, 396

11, 845, 756 |11, 189, 113

1,050,796] 421,318
25,105 25, 836

108,672| 274,148
14,967 8,115
11,180 17,522

663,096] 470,640

797,915] 770,425

323,472

6, 743, 376
19,016, 784
19,612,128
1,591, 248

266, 286
3, 133, 185
10, 854, 150
17, 182, 776
1,046,716

47, 287, 008] 32, 483, 113
2, 688 4,158
1,728 2,045
2, 208 3,645

6,814

WESTERN ALASKA TOTAL
POUNDS VALUE POUNDS VALUE

= o 800 $480

= o 5,724 7,786

= = 312, 038 60,448

- - 23, 381, 805 9,515, 717

- - 3,891, 268 2,172, 909

- - 30, 373 12,522

iS = 233, 445 11,876

S oS 1,245 124

- - 4,380, 630 163, 395

- - 46,420 25,995

- - | 1,300,000 351,000
1,029,363] 429,581 | 14,159,864 6,176,918
3 = 115,748 1,631

- - 646, 627 15,375
8,100 630 271,428 79,817

= os 360 180

z 5 675 300

- - 9,655 5, 109

s o 77,941 55,195

- - 1,447,339 538, 687

Ss S 1,504,450 565, 862

- - 650,400 683, 007

= = 4, 846,573 2,433,045

z 5 7,634,457 4,084,463
3,010,670 | 2,807,773 | 14,968,966 14, 106, 233
o o 17,421 6,820

- - 1,055,021 422,750

B = 357,735 380, 284.

a o 137,469 1,374

& = 20,718 6,107
4,048,133 81,500,071 41,877,143

- - 197,672 307,137

FS = 391,013 232, 827
538,363/ 359,420 | 1,400,974 1,071,610
63, 535 32,082 78,502 40,197
- - 12,016 18,926

= = 2,316,591 1,536,523

3 4 89 120
601,898] 391,502] 4,396,857 3, 207,340

2,049,744] 1,504,031 2,397,072 1,786,423
1,621,104| 722,308 | 14,318,112 6,615, 743
© - 42,392,832 | 24,014,153
69,493, 008 |51,997,464 | 92,705,760 | 72,149,557
16, 224 10,429 | 5,047,104 3, 142, 264

73, 180, 080/54, 234,232 |156,860,880 | 107,708,140
- = 3, 888 6, 500

= = 3, 648 6,141

= - 2, 208 3,645

= = 8, 688 13, 316

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PACIFIC COAST FISHERIES

PRODUCTS AS PREPARED FOR MARKET, 1965 - Continued

CANNED = CONTINUED

CLAMS:
BUTTER « « « « « «
RAZOR. . 2 ee eo «

CRABS;

DUNGENESS, « « » « «
KING .
SHRIMP .

eo 2 © © © © eo

ee © © © © ©

TOTAL CANNED. . .

INDUSTRIAL PRODUCTS

HERR ING:
MEAL 2. ¢ «© = © © @
Ollks oo a6 oc 10 3 6

TOTAL INDUSTRIAL
PRODUCTS

GRAND TOTAL .. «

SOUTHEASTERN ALASKA

175,013

$315, 302

36,831,755] 21,617,415

2,995,994] 230,103
2,869,569] 242,352
5,865,563} 472,455

83, 955, 896] 38, 955, 349

CENTRAL ALASKA

1,515 $1,512
2,160 3,171
261,027 508, 400

5,808,777| 9,851,839

54, 205,464 43,629,129

150,000 15, 000
150, 000 15, 000
94,779,524| 68,499,826

POUNDS VALUE

WESTERN ALASKA

POUNDS VALUE

569,809] $994,752

73,749, 889 |55, 228, 984

255,510| 297,722 832,785 763,472 3 = 1,088, 295} 1,061,194

78, 647,454 | 58, 930, 831

405
TOTAL
POUNDS VALUE
1,515 $1,512
2,160 SE uZAl
436,040 823, 702

6,378,586! 10,846,591

164, 787, 108| 120, 475, 528

a ee ee SSS

3,145, 994 245,103
2, 869, 569 242, 352
6,015, 563 487,455
257, 382, 874 |166, 386, 006

PRODUCTION OF CANNED PRODUCTS, 1965

| TEM SOUTHEASTERN ALASKA CENTRAL ALASKA WESTERN ALASKA TOTAL

FISH

HALIBUT. 6... « © © ©
HALIBUT, SMOKED . « ©

SALMON:
CHTNOOK OR KING .
CHUM OR KETA. . .
PINK. « « « « © ©
RED OR SOCKEYE. .
SILVER OR COHO. .

TOTAL. . 2 ee

SALMON, SMOKED:
CHINOOK OR KING .
CHUM OR KETA. « ©
RED OR SOCKEYE. .
SILVER OR COHO. .

TOTAL. . » we «

SHELLFISH

CLAMS:
BUTTER cmreimenne it siarclets
RAZOR

CRABS:
DUNGENESS .... «
KING.

SHRIMP.

ee 6 oe ow ow

GRAND TOTAL. . .

NOTE: =-STANDARD CASES
16 OUNCES; CLAMS, 48 CANS, EACH CONTAINING 5 OUNCES OF MEATS (DRAINED WEIGHT);
ING 6=1/2 OUNCES; AND SHRIMP, 48 CANS, EACH CONTAINING 5 OUNCES OF MEAT (DRAINED WEIGHT).

497 16,106
124,034 | 2,760,250
487,001 |13, 160,003
75,013 | 2,969, 317
71,659 | 2,085,119

315, 302
297,722

21,617,415

(IN STANDARD CASES)

6,739 266, 286 42,703 | $1,504,031
140,487 | 3,133,185 33,773 722, 308
396,183 | 10,854, 150 = o
408,586 | 17,182,776| 1,447,771 | 51,997,464

33,151 | 1,046,716 338 10,429

32,483,113

101 1,512

144 3,171

13, 386 508, 400
297,886 | 9,851,839
763,472

1,352,436

43,629,129

1,524, 585

1,553, 806
REPRESENT THE VARIOUS SIZE PACKS CONVERTED AS FOLLOWS:

God et
OD

994,752

55, 228, 984

3, 690, 610

1,786,423
6,615, 743
24,014, 153
72,149,557
3, 142, 264

107, 708, 140

3,645
13,316

101 1,512
144 Sey
22, 361 823, 702
327,107} 10,846,591
72,553} 1,061,194

120,475, 528

SALMON, 48 CANS, EACH CONTAINING
CRAB MEAT, 48 CANS, EACH CONTAIN=

PACIFIC COAST FISHERIES

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PRODUCTION OF INDUSTRIAL PRODUCTS, 1965
ITEM SOUTHEASTERN ALASKA CENTRAL ALASKA TOTAL
QUANTITY VALUE, QUANTITY VALUE QUANTITY VALUE
HERRING:
MEAL Sos item aatirey aiireits TONS 1,498 $230, 103 75 $15, 000 1,573 $245,103
OMe cutseen ears GALLONS 370, 267 242, 352 = 370, 267 242, 352
Dmliap tate shine 487,455

KING CRAB CATCH, BY MONTHS, 1965 AND 1964

————_>-___—_———_

MONTH 1965 1964
POUNDS POUNDS

ONNUNK Ko Gn 9 0 o'6)6 OD 60-0 6 b40 11,487, 743 10,036,577
FEERMUNN o:0.0 0 0 G04 0-6 00000 0 14,777,134 9,485, 493
MANC6) a'iG-o.o1o-a.0 0 0.0 6-60 .0.6°6 15, 309, 038 8,076,122
WrNUIbS: 6 (GO .0 10-60 0-0. a0 0.540 ovo oO 5,578, 964 1,424,722
WWWforb*o.a%0. 00 Q 0.0 ao G10 OD 6.0 1,195, 836 1,068, 621
OUNZ o.oo DG 0 oe Ob oo Bao 6 1,407,428 2,143,185
ULC 0 60 46 60 0 Od 001m 0.00 3,977, 565 4, 866,446
ICUS 5 6 G00 O-0 D6 O 6-0. 6 o 10, 108, 208 10, 182,448
SaPVEVEGRG 6 6 616 6 odo 6 6.6 5-06 15, 924,810 10, 808, 816
OGTIOB ERicimreimecnie tes iretals tar wale tite tare are tier stats lite 17, 350, 329 11,154,185
NOVEMBER Mauro Mtsursirsiircuncbeemreni sagt maine fanmare 18, 869, 390 12,070,757
DECEMBER sursmmeiomicmt cmt nnciaemts i eimcnrenne mls 15, 684, 267 5,403, 290

WOW Sia" oho GO a ao oo 6 131,670,712 86, 720, 662

CHS

Million pounds

Feb. March April

May

June

July

KING CRAB CATCH, 1964-65

es

Million pounds 20

PACIFIC COAST FISHERIES

407
OPERATING UNITS BY GEAR, 1965
PURSE SEINES 1/ BEAM OTTER TRAWLS
TRAWLS FLOATING
ITEM —| SHRIMP’ TRAPS
HERRING SALMON FISH SHR IMP
|
NUMBER NUMBER NUMBER NUMBER NUMBER NUMBER
FISHERMEN: <a Sra ae =A 5 z
GNEVESSELES meme tamu cient tae 43 2,364 74 8 8 -
ON BOATS AND SHORE, REGULAR - 50 - - - 8
WOLo oo GOD GoD 43 2, 384 74 8 8 8
— SSS SF SS SS SSS EE SSS
VESSELS eMOMORSy tele enlen elias 77, 420 19 2 2 -
GROSS TONNAGE . 2. s+ « 624 13, 542 479 92 72 -
BOATSS MOTOR emenccmreren mentees 7 460 - - - -
GEAR:
NUMBER ction sormterelnforicireumciise 7 440 19 2 2 4
IBENGITMVARDSIe) eure: Catereeyas 3, 500 220,000 - - -
VARDSWAT: MOUTH ei mousenten en rice - - 209 30 30
oe
POTS GILL NETS
1TEM GRAS) ANCHOR,
OCTOPUS SET OR DRIFT
DUNGENESS KING STAKE
cee Sn ee eee
NUMBER NUMBER NUMBER NUMBER NUMBER
FISHERMEN:
ONIVESSELS Saree ineieie naomi sincie 69 15 2 - 178
ON BOATS AND SHORE, REGULAR 25 14 2 175 171
a
TOMA cparemwep tc) es) iscetreawalte 94 29 2 175 349
ee — oo
VESSELS) MOTOR tel oc) s) ) eye 28 6 - 89
GROSS TONNAGE... 2... 751 200 - - 965
BOATS mi MOTORMreurel ten on oteol velare 11 7 J 175 17]
GEAR:
NUMBER Se siecle Nts) Voll ells Melis) 6,500 1, 500 20 175 260
ENGIN YARDS!) 6) 0) cere) oe one - - - 24,000 123, 500
SQUARERVWAROS ime) canciones ts) - - - 95,000 715, 000
LINES BY HAND TOTAL
a LONG OR EXCLUSIVE
TROLL SET, AND OYSTERS OTHER OF DUPLI-
HAND CATION
el |
NUMBER NUMBER NUMBER NUMBER NUMBER
FISHERMEN:
ONIVESSEUS ape remerrenisinte tenes 1, 282 764. - - 4,418
ON BOATS AND SHORE, REGULAR 719 100 2 250 1, 200
te
WOMLs 65 5515 6a 0 2,001 864 2 250 5,618
[ LL |
VESSELS, MOTOR. . Bene ee 641 173 - - 1,274
GROSSIMTONNAGEsenrcmren tener rene 9,445 9,952 - 29,064
BOATS, MOTOR. - 2 5... © = 719 50 - 125 1,600
GEAR:
NUMBERS 6:0. 620.0 00 00 6 5,440 5,969 4 500
HOOKSORSBAITSS 2 so ac 33, 000 523, 278 - -
1/ INCLUDES HAUL SEINES.

SALMON GILL NETTER

PACIFIC COAST FISHERIES

SOUTHEASTERN REGION OF ALASKA - CATCH BY GEAR, 1965

SPECI]ES PURSE

SEINES 1/

BEAM TRAWLS

OTTER TRAWLS

SHR] MP

POUNDS VALUE Pounos | VALUE POUNDS
HERRING, SEA... . . 24, 318,600] $340, 460 - - - -
ROCKRISHES 2/0 ence et ents - - - 227, 800 - -
SALMON; =
CHINOOK OR KING... . 42,910 - - - - - -
CHUM OR KETA. . . 2. 1, 137, 430 - - - 2 =
PINS ¢ od 0.0 0 0 600 4,054, 870 - - 2 - -
REDIORSSOCKEVEe) sauna ennue 1,087, 110 = =
SILVERNORSCOHO steer 1,675,610
TOTAL SALMON... . 60, 620, 600] 7, 997, 930 - - =
oe —1.- ————
SHRIMP. - 2,941,400] $132, 370
TOTAL. 84, 939, 200] 8, 338, 390
SPECIES FLOATING TRAPS
SALMON: POUNDS VALUE POUNDS
CHUM OR KETA. 2, 500 $540
INNS G16 Geo 0 131,200] 23, 200
RED OR SOCKEYE. 20, 400 7, 160
S]LVER OR COHO. 19, 800 5, 260

TOTAL SALMON . 36, 160
CRABS: =
DUNGENESS . 3, 302, 700
KING. . - - -
OCTOPUS . 4 S
TOTAL. 173, 900 36,160} 3,302,700} 330, 270
GILL NETS LINES
SECIS ANCHOR, SET DRIFT TROLL
OR STAKE
ee eee
POUNDS VALUE POUNDS VALUE r POUNDS | VALUE
ROCKFISHES 2/.. . . - - - - 28, 600 $2, 590
——= = ———————SS—=—===|
SALMON;
CHINOOK OR KING . 27, 300 $2,890 224, 800 $49, 280 4,890, 000 1,847, 150
CHUM OR KETA. 119, 400 11,010 2, 753, 800 280,810 64, 900 6, 260
BIINKF eng oem aee 20, 400 1, 780 2, 723, 500 315, 450 316, 400 36, 250
RED OR SOCKEYE. 785, 300 202, 120 1, 704, 000 497, 500 11, 400 3, 000
SILVER OR COHO. 1,114, 700 177, 320 1,464, 800 251, 370 6, 123, 800 1, 742, 340
TOTAL. 2, 067, 100 395, 120 8,870, 900 1,394, 410 11, 406, 500 3, 635, 000
—— |
STEEUHEAD ROUT psa, ue - - 13, 000 2, 860 - -
TOTAL. 2, 067, 100 395, 120 8,883, 900 1, 397, 270 11, 435, 100 3, 637, 590
———
LINES - CONTINUED BY HAND
SPECIES
LONG OR SET,
A NSaTIANG OYSTER OTHER
POUNDS VALUE POUNDS VALUE POUNDS VALUE
HAIBUTverak teeter 24,563,000 $5,418,510 a © = 2
ROCKFISHES 2/ . . . 9,600 740 - - - -
SABLE RIISH Umm schsnnsttiecetmeetn 2, 310, 700 225, 840 - - - -
OYSTERS Pasion Saeen eet menee mrs - - 2, 000 $2, 000 - -
KELP (WITH HERRING EGGS). . Le = - - - 460, 300 $105, 860
TOTAL. : 26, 883,300 5,645,090 2, 000 2, 000 460, 300 105, 860
ot

/
2/

INCLUDES HAUL SEI] NES.
INCLUDES LINGCOD.

PACIFIC COAST FISHERIES

409

CENTRAL REGION OF ALASKA - OPERATING UNITS BY GEAR, 1965

PURSE SE]NES 1/ OTTER TRAWLS
Er HERRING SALMON FISH SHRI MP SHRI MP
DUNGENESS
NUMBER NUMBER NUMBER NUMBER NUMBER
F] SHERMEN:
ON VESSELS. we 16 2, 150 12 54 99 564 12
ON BOATS AND SHORE. - 1,050 2 = 94 214 c
TOTAL. 16 3, 200 12 54 193 778 12
VESSELS, MOTOR. .
GROSS TONNAGE .
BOATS, MOTOR. 3 1,452 = co 47 107 =
GEAR:
NUMBERIA Gs ei: os) cence 3 940 3 14 15, 000 20, 000 90
LENGTH, YARDS .. . 1,100 340, 000 - 2 iS > -
YARDS AT MOUTH. . . - - 45 210 - c =
GILL NETS LINES 5 TOTAL,
—_—— D1 SHOVELS | EXCLUSIVE
ITEM ANCHOR, DRIFT TROLL |LONG OR SeET,| NETS OF DUPLI -
SET OR STAKE! AND HAND CATION
NUMBER NUMBER NUMBER NUMBER NUMBER NUMBER NUMBER
F] SHERMEN:
ON VESSELS. med 32 410 12 308 = = 3, 337
ON BOATS AND SHORE. 678 1, 958 2 | 100 2 100 3, 500
|
TOTAL. 710 2, 368 12 408 2 100 6,837
VESSELS, MOTOR. . 16 205 6 55 = = 807
GROSS TONNAGE . 228 2, 301 176 2,790 : - 22, 086
BOATS, MOTOR. 678 979 - = 50 © 3, 000
GEAR:
NUMBER... . . 694 1,184 24 2,631 2 100 -
LENGTH, YARDS . 160, 000 350, 000 - - - -
SQUARE YARDS. .. . 580,000 | 1,500,000 = = = = =
HOOKS OR BAITS. . . - = 144 231,722 = - =

YNCLUDES HAUL SEINES.

Y

CENTRAL REGION OF ALASKA - CATCH BY GEAR, 1965

OTTER TRAWLS

SPECIES PURSE SE}NES Vv ———
FISH SHR] MP
POUNDS VALUE POUNDS VALUE POUNDS VALUE
HERRING, SEA. 1, 314, 400 $19, 980 Pee - - -
ROCKF] SHES. - - 137,600 $19, 270 - -
alae — Eo
SALMON;
CHINOOK OR KING . 59, 100 16, 920 - - - -
CHUM OR KETA. 8, 764, 700 643,610 - - -
IPUINSo. Ooo! noe 9 31, 278, 500 3, 127,820 -
RED OR SOCKEYE. . 7,859, 700 1,739, 900 = =
SILVER OR COHO. . 880, 800 114, 730 - - - =
TOTAL SALMON . 48,842, 800 5, 642, 980 -
— Sale
SHRIMP. - - - 13,699, 700
TOTAL. 5, 662, 960 137, 600 19, 270 13, 699, 700 616, 490

CRAB
SPECIES Sj SHR] MP
DUNGENESS KING
POUNDS VALUE POUNDS VALUE POUNDS VALUE
CRABS:
DUNGENESS . 5, 592, 600 $669, 640 - -
KING. - - 94, 505, 800 $9, 375, 180 - -
SHRIMP. - - - - 174, 500 $7, 850
TOTAL. 5, 592, 600 669, 640 94, 505, 800 [_9,375, 180 174, 500 7,850

SEE FOOTNOTE AT END OF TABLE.

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PACIFIC COAST FISHERIES

CENTRAL REGION OF ALASKA
CATCH BY GEAR, 1965 - Continued

410

GILL NETS
SPECIES
ANCHOR, SET OR STAKE DRI FT
POUNDS VALUE POUNDS VALUE
HERRING, SEA. - - 3, 200 $50
SALMON;
CHINOOK OR KING . 195, 700 $18, 230 390, 500 101, 480
CHUM OR KETA. 802, 700 48, 500 2,875, 800 134, 290
PIN See 610% 0 La 6 1,112,600 118, 540 39, 600 5,170
RED OR SOCKEYE. 3, 145, 200 712, 420 13,030, 200 3, 040, 300
SILVER OR COHO. 861, 000 89, 660 1,864, 700 247, 120
a:
TOTAL SALMON . 6,117, 200 18, 200, 800 3, 528, 360
TROUT;
DOLLY VARDEN. 500 110
LAKE. - -
TOTAL. 6,118,100 18, 204, 500 3, 528, 520
LINES
SPECIES = EEEEhcares
| TROLL LONG OR SET, AND HAND
POUNDS VALUE POUNDS VALUE
ALE oa 6 oO oho lg oa 3 - - 6, 421, 000 $1, 351,840
ROCK EIISHES Sue curmeepi snip iri tae - - 43, 500 3,040
————
SALMON:
CH]NOOK OR KING. .... 12, 500 $3, 660 - -
PHN So. Gb igsocd pop ooo 1, 100 160 - -
SHIVER ORMCOHON 3. 53, 800 15, 100 - -
TOTAL SALMON. .... 67, 400 18, 920 - -
po a is
TOWNES o -a 5 08D oo 0 le 67, 400 18, 920 6, 464, 500 1, 354, 880
SPECIES DIP NETS SHOVELS
POUNDS VALUE POUNDS VALUE
SMELTieacta Metical smote ats 1,500 | $300 - =
CLAM MEATS;
EWES “6.26.5 0, Oo: 0. ono - - 1,500 $1, 000
RAZORMUSSs circtae iro ceca uci ians - - 87, 700 40, 000
S|
WON Go oie: sow omcoe so. 02,0 1,500 300 89, 200 41,000

1/ INCLUDES HAUL SEINES.

WESTERN REGION OF ALASKA - OPERATING UNITS BY GEAR, 1965

|
GILL NETS TOTAL,
SPECIES PURSE POTS, — FISH EXCLUS! VE
SEINES, CRAB, ANCHOR, WHEELS OF DUPLI-
SALMON 1/ KING SET OR DRIFT CATION
STAKE
NUMBER NUMBER NUMBER NUMBER NUMBER NUMBER
F 1] SHERMEN:
ONDVESSEUS anaes ce ne 40 174 2 380 - 596
ON BOATS AND SHORE. 36 57 2, 000 3, 500 11 5, 404
TOTAL yin ain once ages ers 76 231 2,002 3, 880 i) 6, 000
— = = ee = _
VESSELS MOTOR aly eens 8 44 1 190 = 243
GROSS TONNAGE. ..... 109 4,927 8 1,572 - 6,616
BOATS Sa MOTOR Sia) serseeelan 32 19 1,599 2,100 - 3, 500
GEARTFer ctr cnt? ve 32 19 1,599 2,100 - 3, 500
NUMBERS een cunermee nti ie 20 5, 000 1, 600 2, 290 11 -
WENGTHSSY/ARDSH) eae 8 5 7, 400 - 280,000 620, 000 - -
SQUARERVARDS 3) cupncuiena - | - [.1, 000, 000 2, 150, 000 - -

1/ INCLUDES HAUL SEINES.

PACIFIC COAST FISHERIES

411

WESTERN REGION OF ALASKA - CATCH BY GEAR, 1965

SPECIES

SALMON:
CHUM OR KETA. o
PINK, 0 © « « «
RED OR SOCKEYE.
SILVER OR COHO,

ec ee
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ec eo

TOTAL SALMON

.
.
.

CRABS,

ee eo

KSIING i emvermelik=! cei leli te) tepie

SPECIES

SET OR STAKE

SALMON;
CHINOOK OR KING .
CHUM OR KETA. « o
PINK. « « « « © «
RED OR SOCKEYE. .
SILVER OR COHO. .

TOTAL SALMON . . « « «

POUNDS. VALUE
2 0 © © 2, 244,800 $434,710
© 0 2 © 720, 600 49,970
coo ee 900 110
glo 0 OG 8,959, 900 1,893,350

PURSE SEINES 1/ POTS
eed eee
POUNDS VALUE POUNDS ] VALUE
395, 900 $30, 280 = 2
6, 600 630 © o
48, 900 10, 650 = =
32,100 3,740 = -
Ea incre
483,500 45,300 - -
——EEEE—EE Eee ae ee
= o 36,585, 600 $3, 296, 250
r =]
45,300 36,585, 600 3, 296, 250
sll
GILL NETS
FISH WHEELS
ANCHOR, aRIET

178, 600

12,104, 800

1/ INCLUDES HAUL

SEINES,

POUNDS

2,641,700
668, 800
2,000

102, 369, 800

168, 700

VALUE

$524, 360
34,110
210

21, 608, 680
18,610

POUNDS VALUE
35, 600 $7, 060
600 50

1,500

VALUE OF ALASKA SALMON CATCH, 1965

=z

$2.4 million

@S9 = $1 million

Silver or
coho

—

4

Chinook or
king

Se)
=

$3.0 million $4.4 million $7.7 million $30,

Red
sockeye

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PACIFIC COAST FISHERIES
ALASKA

NUMBER OF SALMON CAUGHT, BY REGIONS, 1965

412

SPECIES SOUTHEASTERN ALASKA CENTRAL ALASKA

NUMBER VALUE NUMBER VALUE
CHINOOK OR KING... . +e 287,233 $1,942,230 30,725 $140,290
CHUMIORUKETANS Os en cu ae 1,473, 867 1,436 , 050 1,635, 372 826,400
PLL Ge is ar ae Mie oh ne 10,879, 934 4,431, 550 9,464, 351 3,251,690
REDIORUSOCKEY Enea nena ie 1,085, 318 1,796, 890 4,228,571 5,492, 620
STIBVERNORMCOHON ese aes 1,548, 265 3,851,900 392, 588 466,610

TOTAL ssvelieiielculece 15, 274,617 15, 751, 607 10,177,610

SPECIES WESTERN ALASKA

NUMBER VALUE NUMBER VALUE
CHINOOK OR KING. . 2. ees 264,951 $966, 130 582, 909 $ 3,048, 650
CHUMNORWKETAcceter-o: tebren ome 270, 550 114,410 3,379,789 2, 376, 860
PINK... Se poe sae 5 950 20,347,335 7,684,190
REDSORNSOCK EVEN urea 23,512, 680 30,045, 516 30,802, 190
SIMVER OR(COHO) 2 SS) ae 57,436 43,870 1,998, 289 4,362, 380

TOTAL... 48, 274,270

25, 327,614 24,638,040 56, 353, 838

NOTE: =-THE SALMON CATCH IS REPORTED IN NUMBERS OF FISH. THE ROUND WEIGHTS USED IN CATCH TABLES WERE OBTAINED BY

ed

AVERAGE WEIGHTS OF SALMON, BY REGIONS, 1965, 1964, AND 1963

MULTIPLYING NUMBER OF FISH BY THEIR AVERAGE WEIGHT.

1965 ALL REGIONS
SPECIES
SOUTHEASTERN CENTRAL WESTERN 1965

CHINOOK OR KING.
CHUM OR KETA . .
PINK . « « « .
RED OR SOCKEYE .
SILVER OR COHO .

fepke) (eliejue
ai deitelvence
eee es
se eee
ees ee

WHOLESALING AND PROCESSING, 1965

ITEM SOUTHEASTERN CENTRAL WESTERN a eae
ALASKA ALASKA ALASKA DUPLICATION
NUMBER NUMBER NUMBER NUMBER

WHOLESALING AND PROCESSING,
PERSONS ENGAGED . 2 2 os « 2,558 3,419 2,704 8,681

ESTABLISHMENTS:
HANDLING FRESH AND FROZEN
FISH AND SHELLFISH . .
CURING FISH...
CANNING FISH AND SHELLFISH
MANUFACTURING INDUSTRIAL
PRODUCTS iets -tueitoa sire

TOTAL ESTABLISHMENTS,
(EXCLUSIVE OF DUPL I—
CATION)

PACIFIC COAST FISHERIES

413
CATCH BY DISTRICTS, 1965
SPECIES PUGET SOUND COASTAL COLUMBIA RIVER
FISH POUNDS VALUE POUNDS VALUE POUNDS VALUE
GAR Pitesti fen faletenretman se - - - - 600, 900 $3, 005
COD Neen 9, 936, 600 $514,721 23, 400 $1,080 = e
FLOUNDERS:
TSOUED Go ooo 000 10,562, 400 766, 708 604, 600 46, 403 - ms
OunlRo o 5 o 60 6 6 697, 000 33, 722 7, 400 322 4,600 81
WANE oo 2°6"5 bb 6 Ob 1,527; 900 16, 445 = = a =
HAUNIBUIE. Ravecvecs, en's. fe 9,337,300 2, 401, 794 16,000 2,897 600 93
REARING, S66 6.0 6 5 8,346, 700 202,915 © = =
IEINGCODSmewteaeen tenis erreur 4,869, 400 259, 688 216,500 10,058 2,600 110
OCEAN PERCH. ...... 14, 382, 700 717, 696 6,900 269 = =
FENG oo oo oO Ob oO 191,100 20,065 100 6 - -
FOULS 6a 060000 146,300 1,882 rs 2 5 =
RAWFISKS 6 6.6 66 606 1,472, 400 10,849 2 = = 2
ROGKRISHESMnei elton ent 6, 103, 600 305,179 675,300 28,618 91,500 1,834
GNMEFIGMS 6 6 ol6 6 6 0 1,727, 400 254, 405 14, 800 952 Go =
CHINOOK OR KING. ... 2,334, 700 872,341 1,591,000 567, 469 1,811,000 529, 472
CHUM OR KETA. 2... 1,797, 600 389, 842 198, 600 26,308 2,800 280
PUN econ ee oma coer 1/4, 284, 700 548,392 265, 100 34,794. 13, 400 1,734
RED OR SOCKEYE. ... 5,916,800 1,989,567 78, 400 41,884 13,200 4,750
SILVER OR COHO.... 5,736, 300 1,617,379 3,701,400 1,020, 208 2, 673, 300 738, 685
TOTAL SALMON. ... 20,070, 100 5,417,521 5,834,500 1,690, 663 4,513, 700 1,274, 921
SS
SHAD Retr ciateimtamiohi (em sien cence 50 500 27 82, 400 3,747
SHARKS: —
GRAV GSH mesiteuren ich sirs 2, 074, 700 13,589 = = = =
UNCLASSIFIED. 2... 2,100 12 = 5 = =
TOTAL SHARKS. . . 2,076, 800 13,601 5 S = =
SWWES go o-6 Goo oO 473, 200 5,710 - - = =
SMELT:

EUIEACHONM wren sureties 1,100 376 > - 456, 000 54, 869
SURF OR SILVER... . 81,100 9,596 237, 900 17,780 = =
STEELHEAD TROUT 2 2/ eis - - 9,800 2,730 69, 300 19,719
STURGEON, COMMON... . 39, 000 2,264 81, 200 5,594 58, 000 5,793

TOMCODMewieye cul suae i cumennroure 590,000 8,724 - - : =
TUNA: =: ee —— a ———————
IAW BACORE mre ieNiciinicne 613, 700 101, 256 569, 000 90, 980 689, 000 113, 682
ElUEFING 666 66506 91, 900 12,407 2 = = =
SRIRYNES 6 65 6 6 O65 510, 000 57, 632 = o = 2
WELLONFIN Go 6 '6 6 6 1,947, 700 279,490 2 : - -

TOMA TUNA Sy eerey eye 3,163,300 450, 785 569, 000 90, 980 689, 000 113, 682
TOTALS Fil SHewrette yee 11,414, 696 8, 297, 900 1,898,379 6,568, 600 1,477, 854
—
SHELLFISH, ETC.
CRABS, DUNGENESS 3/. . . 1,562, 300 224,996 6,139, 400 1,142,677 402, 300 68,912
SHR IMP:
EAYa 06 Go aloo "6d 64, 100 31,487 = - 2
OCEAN SM ame curen ny chrenrs = - 23,500 1,760 - 2
CLAMS; = Sal t= aaa iF
HARD: 4/
EWIMER b 6 o 6 5 oO 35, 900 7,884 = = = =
(Nile MAKG 66 4 6 168, 900 78,625 = S o =
MANIIWAU Vite, oie) o. 151,700 78,457 11,900 6,452 = =
RAZOR S/ . Of Onee 0 - - 177, 400 127,524 2 -
TOTAL CLAMS .... 356, 500 164, 966 189, 300 133,976
———_— = ———
OCTORUSAe pie ieimeutenietite 41,000 5,536 500 23
$e ——S>=—=
OYSTERS, MARKET:
PACIFIC G/ 6.6 6 666 3, 642, 600 837, 795 4,232, 200 951,872
WESITERNII7//{Psnan sa apa * 40, 600 121,800 Tes a z 2
TOTAL OYSTERS .. . 3,683, 200 959,595 4, 232, 200 951,872 - -
TOTAL SHELLFISH, 7 | Sas TEER |e STARE
Eh Comemreiietneit treats 5,707, 100 1,386,580 10,584, 900 2, 230, 308 402, 300 68,912
GRAND TOTAL . . 6 . 101,503,500 12,801, 276 18, 882, 800 4,128, 687 6,970, 900 1,546, 766
1/ INCLUDES 3,424,100. POUNDS CAUGHT IN THE FRASER RIVER CONVENTION AREA OF THE INTERNATIONAL PACIFIC SALMON
COMMISSION,
DOES NOT INCLUDE STEELHEAD TROUT CAUGHT BY INDIANS AND SOLD IN OTHER STATES.

COASTAL AND COLUMBIA RIVER DISTRICT.

BASED ON A YIELD OF 25 PERCENT MEATS.
BASED ON A YIELD OF 42 PERCENT MEATS.
BASED ON A YIELD OF 10 PERCENT MEATS
BASED ON A YIELD OF 18 PERCENT MEATS.

Rete Tw

IN THE PUGET SOUND DISTRICT AND 12 PERCENT MEATS

BASED ON AN AVERAGE YIELD OF 22 POUNDS PER DOZEN IN THE PUGET SOUND DISTRICT AND 24 POUNDS PER DOZEN IN THE

IN THE COASTAL DISTRICT.

414

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PUGET SOUND DISTRICT OF WASHINGTON - OPERATING UNITS, 1965

HAUL PURSE SEINES BEAM OTTER TRAWLS
HEM cies HERRING SALMON TUNA TRAWLS Play MID-WATER
NUMBER NUMBER NUMBER NUMBER NUMBER NUMBER NUMBER
F 1 SHERMEN:
ONIAVESSEUSHememimemtne sie 33 52 1,956 49 2 361 5
ON BOATS AND SHORE... | __ 210 | 2 3 = 2 fe
TOU onion eo eG 243 52 1,959 49 4 361 5
aL = ee
VESSELS, MOTOR . VW 7; 288 4 1 98 1
GROSS TONNAGE. 111 296 10,472 1,749 12 4,620 107
BOATS:
MOTORSi-y eanspaiepiemnsaot 60 7 290 4 1 6 5
OTHERVereayoucnreareme arene 26 = = = ce
GEAR:
NUMER Go 6a 6 6h oo 95 7 289 4 2 98 1
WENGTHSaVARDSE- ora) save 7,375 2,975 154,120 3,100 = 2 7
YARDS AT MOUTH. .... - - = 2 15 2,167 50
SS
POTS GILL NETS
ITEM BRUSH OUND, =I ANCHOR, SET
WEIRS NETS 2, OR STAKE, DRIFT,
CRAB OCTOPUS SHRIMP GNLNCGT SALMON
NUMBER NUMBER NUMBER NUMBER NUMBER NUMBER NUMBER
FISHERMEN:
ONIVESSEUSiereaeree ce - - 84 = 2 = 280
ON BOATS AND SHORE . . 4 7H 3 5 175 725
Se [i ee A |
TOTAL . 4 161 3 7 175 1,005
VESSELS, MOTOR. .... - = 42 : 1 < 225
GROSS TONNAGE. . 960 = 45 * 2,501
BOATS:
MOTOR: aeeiecntepuemesmenestersa tre 1 2 55 2 120 663
Outs Gc a Orovoce Bo = - = = = 25 2
GEAR:
NUMBER smmemte csteemney tere 1 2 7,700 125 175 145 890
SQUARE YARDS ...... - - = = = 36,000 5,411,500
LINES
TROLL R DIP REEF
ITEM myn Soa e eee ai eMeNEMS NETS
SALMON ALBACORE LINGCOD HOOKS
iGreen ] NUMBER NUMBER NUMBER NUMBER NUMBER NUMBER NUMBER
ON VESSELS ..... = 401 137 13 429 15 =
ON BOATS AND SHORE . 20 400 = 13 10 14 304
TOTAL 20 801 137 26 439 29 304.
VESSELS, MOTOR . = 292 62 13 75 5 =
GROSS TONNAGE. = 4,417 1,980 138 3,627 43 -
BOATS:
MOTOR: iets ooten ced 20 340 = 13 5 6 a
Ouilate Gu dso aves one - - - - - - 152
GEAR:
NUMBER/satvsnsenelotoel emucnic te 40 2,802 637 52 3,194 29 76
HOOKS OR BAITS... . 80 12,522 637 104 304,010 = =
SEAS NINE UN eel ea eso RM OS ee
DREDGES TOTAL,
OYSTER BY HAND, EXCLUSIVE
Juteld CLAM SHIMaeS) OYSTER OF DUPLI-
COMMON SUCTION CATION
F | SHERMEN: NUMBER NUMBER NUMBER NUMBER NUMBER NUMBER
ON VESSELS . meee 2 17 3 3S 3 3,413
ON BOATS AND SHORE. . 4 10 = 275 150 2,347
TONAL 8 a eee 6 27 3 275 150 5,760
SSS == ==
VESSELS, MOTOR. . 1 6 1 is 066
GROSS TONNAGE. . 10 106 41 a 26,553
BOATS:
MOMOR@aysjercihtelcetcetoaeenes 2 5 = 35 1,574
eee HD Breton - = - = 15 220
NUMBER... .. 3 22 1 275 =
YARDS AT MOUTH . eee 3 44 S 5 a
1/ \NCLUDES 25 HAUL SEINES OPERATED ON INDIAN RESERVATIONS.

2/

FISHED ON INDIAN

RESERVATIONS.

PUGET SOUND DISTRICT OF WASHINGTON

PACIFIC COAST FISHERIES

CATCH BY GEAR, 1965

415

SPECIES

HAUL SEINES 1/

HERR] NG

PURSE SEI] NES

SALMON

TUNA

POUNDS POUNDS VALUE POUNDS POUNDS
FLOUNDERS, OTHER . 200 S - 5 = = =
HERRING, SEA . 327, 900 72,706 | 7,869,400 | $103,038 - - - -
LINGCOD . 100 5 - - 1, 500 $97 - -
PERCH. .. . 188, 300 19,855 - - - - - -
ROCKFISHES . 6,100 452 - - - - -
SALMON:
CHINOOK OR KING. 106, 100 39, 263 - - 657,200] 210,320 - -
CHUM OR KETA . 5, 600 1,170 - - 866,600| 199,316 -
PINS -o oo 0.0 6 250, 000 32, 495 - - 2,674, 300| 327,600 - -
RED OR SOCKEYE . 100 34 - - 4, 234, 500 |1, 405, 855 - -
SILVER OR COHO. . 44, 900 11,665 - - 1,125,700| 298, 304 - -
SHARKS, GRAYFISH . . - - - - 1, 200 6 - -
SMELT:
EUIACHON I peivelteltce a 1,100 376 - - -
SURF OR SILVER... 81,100 9, 596 - - -
TUNA:
EUAAMNS “oo 0 086 6 - - - - - 91,900 | $12, 407
SPYING 5 6 o'6 6 0 - - - - 510, 000 57,632
YELLOWFIN. - - - - - - 1,947,700 | 279,490
OCTOPUS . - - - - 100 10 - -
| exh en anl|
TOTAL . 1,011, 500 187,627 | 7,869, 400 103,038 | 9,561,100/2,441,508 | 2,549,600] 349,529
OTTER TRAWLS
SPEC] ES BEAM TRAWLS BRUSH WEIRS
FISH MID-WATER
—————————————————e—————EEEeEEEEeeeEeEeE————————EEE——————————————
POUNDS VALUE POUNDS VALUE POUNDS VALUE POUNDS VALUE
COD up. - - 9,936,300 | $514,702 - - - -
FLOUNDERS;
"SOLE" - - 10, 561, 500 766,625 - - -
OTHER. - - 696, 800 SEES - - -
HAKEQ eS ee erie - - 790, 700 9,079 735, 200 $7, 352 - -
HERRING, SEA . - - 1,600 14 - - 92,000 | $13,347
LINGCOD. . . - - 4, 441, 200 225,171 - - - -
OCEAN PERCH. - - 14, 382, 700 717, 696 - - - -
FENG ¢ 0 6 0.0 6-0 - - 2, 800 210 - - - -
ROLTOCKMe ea nney nut - - 146, 300 1,882 - - - -
RATFISH. - - 1, 472, 400 10,849 - - - -
ROCKFISHES . - - 5, 989, 500 299, 453 - - - -
SABLEFISH. - - 230, 700 16,310 - - - -
SHAD . . - - 1,000 50 - = - -
SHARKS:
Garin o.oo 6 6 0 - - 2, 068, 400 13,554 - - - -
UNCLASSIFIED . . - - 2,100 12 S = - -
SKATES MRI ircmn me - - 473, 200 5,710 - - = =
STURGEON eeesmecter acne - - 38, 600 2,198 - - - -
TOMEC) o.0 0 0105 00 - - 590, 000 8,724 - - - -
SHRIMPS BAVinue ecureicn te 9, 300 $2,812 - - - - - =
OC TORUS aa imemnsia mic yaaa - - 16, 200 1,640 - - - -
TOTAL ee 9, 300 2,812 151,842,000 | 2,627,591 735, 200 7, 352 92, 000 13, 347
SS SSS SSS SS
POTS
SPECIES POUND NETS 2/
CRAB OCTOPUS SHRI MP
—————————
POUNDS VALUE POUNDS VALUE POUNDS VALUE POUNDS VALUE
SALMON:
CHINOOK OR KING. 71,700 $28, 682 - - = = ca -
CHUM OR KETA . 1, 200 267 - 2 3 o S =
PURO S ole era fs 74, 500 9,687 - = = 5 =
RED OR SOCKEYE . 1, 200 436 = = ° a 5 pa
SILVER OR COHO.. . 49,600 12,894 - - = & 6 =
CRABS, DUNGENESS 3/. . $224, 996 = = 5 as
SHRIMP, BAY. aie - = - 54, 800 $28,675
OCTOPUS. - 24, 700 $3, 886 - -
aN
TOTAL 224, 996 24, 700 3, 886 54, 800 28,675

SEE FOOTNOTES AT END OF TABLE.

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PUGET SOUND DISTRICT OF WASHINGTON
CATCH BY GEAR, 1965 - Continued

GILL NETS LINES

SEECIIES ANCHOR, SET eee
OR STAKE DRIFT, SALMON HAND
SALMON
POUNDS VALUE POUNDS T VALUE POUNDS VALUE POUNDS VALUE
coD. . F - - - - 100 $5 =
HAKE .. 0 - - 2, 000 $14. - - mah =
HALIBUT. 5 - - - - - - 127, 100 $28, 663
ININGEODR eis a eerie - - 300 21 133, 200 13, 500 171,700 10, 378
ROCKRISHES emin neues - - 200 13 23, 400 1,163 22, 400 784
SABLEFISH. bat - - a 2 st 2 500 57
SALMON:
CHINOOK OR KING. 441,700 | $159,020 646, 400 242, 394 - - 393, 900 186, 828
CHUM OR KETA . 212, 700 25,519 709, 200 163,115 - - 1, 300 262
BANK ee aivemeeneenenit: 171, 400 22, 278 578, 100 78,040 - - 401, 300 61,745
RED OR SOCKEYE . 800 286 | 1,396,400 488, 747 - - 900 293
SILVER OR COHO . 462, 000 106,268 | 1,749,800 481,188 - - 2, 270, 500 698,613
SHARKS, GRAYFISH . - - 5, 100 29 - -
STURGEON . 100 18 300 - -
TOTAL 1, 286,700 | 313,389 | 5,087,800 |1, 453, 609 14,668 | 3, 389, 600 987, 623
a [Bara
LINES - CONTINUED
SPECIES TROLL - CONTINUED LONG OR SET DIP NETS
WITH HOOKS
ALBACORE LINGCOD
POUNDS VALUE POUNDS VALUE POUNDS VALUE POUNDS VALUE®
CODRIMS ease riNcuene - 200 $14 - =
FLOUNDERS, "SOLE". - - - 900 $83
HAUS BU ia gearcuee - - - 9, 210, 200} 2,373,131
HERRING, SEA . - - - - - 55, 800 $13, 810
LINGCOD. . . = = 105, 600 9, 800 15, 800 716 - -
ROCKFISHES . - - 300 24 61, 700 3, 290 - -
SABEERISHe .. : - = - - 1,496, 200 238, 038 - -
TUNA, ALBACORE . 613,700 | $101, 256 - - - - -
TOTAL 613, 700 101, 256 106, 100 9,838 |10, 784,800 | 2,615, 258 55, 800 13,810
——— as di SS
DREDGES
SPECIES REEF NETS
aun OYSTER AND SHOVELS
BY HAND
aR
POUNDS VALUE POUNDS VALUE POUNDS VALUE POUNDS VALUE
SALMON:
CHINOOK OR KING. 17, 700 $5, 834 = = 5 = a 2
CHUM OR KETA . 1,000 193 - - - -
IINKiienbs rie eens 135, 100 16, 547 & S oy a J
RED OR SOCKEYE . 282, 900 93, 916 - - - - -
SILVER OR COHO . 33, 800 8, 447 - - - - - -
CLAMS, HARD: 4/
BUMHERIS ce sili. - - 18, 200 $3, 640 - 17, 700 $4, 244
LITTLE NECK. ‘ - 7, 100 2, 260 - - 161, 800 76, 365
MANTA mina eneie ne - - - - 151, 700 78,457
OYSTERS, MARKET: 5/
PACIFIC. Scie - - - - 3, 642, 600 | $837,795 - -
WESTERN. - = - = 40,600 | 121,800 - -
TOTAL . 470, 500 124, 937 25, 300 5,900 | 3,683, 200 331, 200 159, 066
AL
1/ THE SALMON CAUGHT 8Y HAUL SEINES WERE TAKEN ON INDIAN RESERVATIONS.
2/ FISHED ONLY ON INDIAN RESERVATIONS.
3/ BASED ON AN AVERAGE YIELD OF 22 POUNDS PER DOZEN.
4/ BASED ON A YIELD OF 25 PERCENT MEATS.
5/ BASED ON A YIELD OF 10 PERCENT MEATS FOR PACIFIC OYSTERS AND 18 PERCENT FOR WESTERN OR NATIVE OYSTERS.

NOTE; --THE POUNDAGE AND VALUE OF THE CATCH SHOWN ABOVE FNCLUDE 589 POUNDS OF LINGCOD LIVERS VALUED AT $59.

PACIFIC COAST FISHERIES Me

COASTAL DISTRICT OF WASHINGTON - OPERATING UNITS, 1965

HAUL PURSE OTTER TRAWLS Aare
ITEM SEINES, SEINES, CRAB
V/ SEMEN Y FISH SHRIMP
NUMBER NUMBER NUMBER NUMBER NUMBER
FISHERMEN:
OND VESSEESHT ypc) ele te - - 30 3 140
ON BOATS AND SHORE. . 22 5 - - 36
——
OTA Mer onke) eite 22 5 30 3 176
VESSELS, MOTOR. .. ~~ - - 9 1 S7
GROSS TONNAGE .. 2 » = - 386 35 1, 396
BOATS:
MOTOR . . 2 «© «© © @ o 6 2 - - 20
OMMERT cue) tel lelieliiey lel (° 3 - - - -
GEAR:
NUMBER, « « « «© © « « 6 | 9 1 15,570
LENGTH, YARDS . 2 « e 600 400 - - -
YARDS AT MOUTH. .. « - - 189 19 -

GILL NETS

ANCHOR, SET TROLL LONG OR SET
ITEM OR STAKE DRIFT WITH HOOKS,
y/ SALMON ALBACORE STURGEON
NUMBER NUMBER NUMBER NUMBER NUMBER
FISHERMEN:
ONRVESSEUS ryan Wate meis - 1 569 143 -
ON BOATS AND SHORE. . Soh 187 375 12
TOWNE 6 GG 510 155 198 944 155
VESSELS, MOTOR... . - 9 388 85
GROSS TONNAGE... . - 82 5,839 1,478
BOATS:
MOTOR Memiciveit- cents 120 170 329 8 J
CUM? G o16-6 06°60 25 10 = = -
GEAR:
NUMBER. . ss 2 oo @ 145 189 3,438 816 1
SQUARE YARDS... . . 32, 500 385,000 2 = =
HOOKS OR BAITS. . - - 15, 970 816 500
DREDGES, OYSTER TOTAL,
EM SHOVELS, BY HAND, EXCLUSIVE
CLA OYSTER OF DUPLI-
SUCTION CATION
NUMBER NUMBER NUMBER NUMBER NUMBER NUMBER
F 1SHERMEN: ; ania Eyer
ONIVESSEUS yen entaliclie - 53 2 2 = IS
ON BOATS AND SHORE, . 15 6 2 1,126 140 2,049
WOWNL 6 46a do 15 59 2 1,126 140 2, 824.
VESSELS, MOTOR, .... - 19 1 - - 457
GROSS TONNAGE... . - 433 24 = = 4 aS
BOATS:
MOR o 6/0 0:00 610 4 3 = = = 642
OUR Sg 6 6 Go" 2 - = - 2 40
GEAR: :
NUMBER CMe skia onl 15 44 1 1,126 = -
YARDS AT MOUTH, 88 s = -
—_—__—_1—

418

PACIFIC COAST FISHERIES

COASTAL DISTRICT OF WASHINGTON - CATCH BY GEAR, 1965

OTTER TRAWLS
PURSE SEINES
SPECIES HAUL SEJ NES SALMON 1/ FISH SHRIMP
POUNDS VALUE POUNDS VALUE POUNDS VALUE POUNDS VALUE
el) 5g Ba ene - - - - 22, 100 $1, 022 1, 300 $58
FLOUNDERS:

NSOEEW. : - - - - 585, 700 45,049 18, 900 1, 354
OTHER . - - - - 7, 400 322 - -
UIINGCOD Ry does oe - - - - 128, 200 6,407 2, 900 147
OCEAN PERCH. .... - - - - 5, 700 222 1,200 47

BERCHIscsmaiense at aiia 100 $6 = = = o o -
ROCKFISHESSE een alae - - - - 531, 000 23,894. 21,100 952
SABLEF ISH sate - - - - 14, 000 917 800 35
SALMON:
CHINOOK OR KING . - 500 $109 -
SILVER OR COHO. 100 21 - -
SHAD. . . 4 - - - 200 1 ° o
SMELT, SURF OR SILVER . 230, 800 16, 735 - = - - - -
STURGEON. . . . - - - - 300 18 - -
SHRIMP, OCEAN . - - - - = 23, 500 1, 760
OCTOPUS . - - - 300 13 200 10
es
TOTAL. 230, 900 16,741 600 130 | 1,294, 900 77,875 69, 900 4,363
—— eee neal oe ene Foc [Deve A el [ete
GILL NETS 1/
SPECIES POTS, CRAB r aae
ANCHOR, SET OR STAKE DRIFT, SALMON
POUNDS VALUE POUNDS VALUE POUNDS VALUE
SALMON:
CHINOOK OR KING - = 405, 500 $79,075 339, 600 $85, 920
CHUM OR KETA... . - - 11, 500 1,381 186, 400 24,812
RED OR SOCKEYE, . - 78, 100 41,796 = -
SILVER OR COHO, - 446, 400 98, 217 384, 400 96, 923
SHAD. . . oe - 300 16 = -
STEELHEAD TROUT | = 9, 800 2,730 - -
STURGEON. . - - 100 5 78, 700 5, 190
CRABS, DUNGENESS 2/ | 6,139,400 | $1,142,677 - - - -
TOMA sawen ee spleens 6, 139, 400 1,142,677 951, 700 223, 220 989, 100 212,845
ee
LINES
SPECIES Le TROLL LONG OR SET
SALMON ALBACORE WITH HOOKS
POUNDS VALUE POUNDS VALUE POUNDS VALUE
HALIBUT 16, 000 $2,897 = = - -
LINGCOD . . 85, 400 3, 504 - -
ROCKFI SHES. 123, 200 3,772 - -
SALMON:
CHINOOK OR KING . 845, 400 402, 365 - - - -
CHUM OR KETA. 700 115 - - -
BIINKKa eae aN 265, 100 34, 794 - - -
RED OR SOCKEYE. 300 88 - - -
SILVER OR COHO. 2,870, 500 825,047 -
STURGEON. . . - - - - 2,100 $381
TUNA, ALBACORE. - = 569, 000 $90, 980 - -
TOTAL eee hess 4, 206, 600 1, 272, 582 569, 000 90, 980 2, 100 381
ESTO ays HS REN eet See rm see. eel Eee
SPECIES DREDGES, OYSTER
EC] DIP NETS ANDRE YETTA SHOVELS
———
POUNDS VALUE POUNDS VALUE POUNDS VALUE
SMELT, SURF OR SILVER . 7,100 $1,045 - - - -
CLAMS;
HARD, NERS: & 11, 900 $6, 452
RAZOR 4/. rare - 177, 400 127, 524
OYSTERS, MARKET,
PACIFIC 5 iS/ane = is 4, 232, 200 $951,872 - -
TOTAL. z| 7,100 1,045 4, 232, 200 951,872 189, 300 133, 976

¥

wel

FISHED ONLY ON INDIAN RESERVATIONS,
BASED ON AN AVERAGE YIELD OF 24 POUNDS PER DOZEN.

BASED ON A YIELD OF 25 PERCENT MEATS.
BASED ON A YIELD OF 42 PERCENT EDIBLE MEATS.
BASED ON A YIELD OF 12 PERCENT MEATS.

PACIFIC COAST FISHERIES

419
OPERATING UNITS, 1965
GILL NETS
HAUL POTS,
1TEM SE} NES CRAB ANCHOR, SET DRIFT
OR SUNE / SALMON SMELT
NUMBER ee NUMBER NUMBER NUMBER NUMBER
F] SHERMEN: SS —SS aS — cael
ONTVESSELS Henna : 23 = 5 2
ON BOATS AND SHORE 9 8 35 245 25
MOA: ta Fete tale ae 9 31 35 250 25
VESSELS MOTOR ery arenes = 9 = 4 Z
GROSS TONNAGE. ..... = 156 = 35 7
BOATS:
MOTORM Gaia s.ceTttes ee 3 4 23 233 25
OTHER SAE, coe ual mi. sue = 2 7] S 2
GEAR:
NUMBERS Us onde on th haeeen te 3 2,275 30 237 25
LENGTH, YARDS. ..... 300 - e = =
SQUARE YARDS. ..... . = = 10, 000 725,000 22, 000
LINES, TROLL TOTAL, EX-
EM DIP CLUS] VE
ul NETS 2/ OF DUPLI -
SALMON ALBACORE CATION
NUMBER NUMBER NUMBER NUMBER
F] SHERMEN: == SSS =o —
ON WESSELS, 00.0.0 0 0 6 164 87 : 225
ON BOATS AND SHORE 276 9 87 634
je
TOTAL eh a (ales mo 440 96 87 859
VESSELS, MOTOR. ...... 113 50 = 143
GROSS TONNAGE... ... 1,475 858 © 2,034
BOATS:
MOOR tata eee 238 6 20 500
OTHERW Ar etre) ase ta Rs, fe - = = 7
GEAR:
NUMBERMP Sbierats: cate ucy os 1,524 496 87 é
HOOKS OR BAITS... ... 6,632 496 = =
a et | ee ee et

1/ OPERATED BY INDIANS.
2/

INCLUDES 46 DIP NETS OPERATED BY INDIANS.

COLUMBIA RIVER DISTRICT OF WASHINGTON
CATCH BY GEAR, 1965

SPECIES

a

SHADER EH tanclis sens tg ewe

GILL NETS
HAUL POTS
SEI NES CRAB ANCHOR, SET
OR STAKE 1/
POUNDS VALUE POUNDS VALUE POUNDS VALUE
600, 900 $3, 005 - = =
© = = - 508, 000 $103, 622
- - - - 13, 200 4, 750
- - - - 8,600 1,629
“ - e - 12, 400 364
- - - - 2, 800 779
- - - - 3, 500 410
- - 402, 300 $68, 912 3 =
——Es
600, 900 3,005 402, 300 68, 912 548, 500 111, 554

SEE FOOTNOTES AT END OF TABLE,

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PACIFIC COAST FISHERIES

COLUMBIA RIVER DISTRICT OF WASHINGTON

SPECIES

GILL NETS - CONT] NUED

CATCH BY GEAR, 1965 - Continued

FT

SALMON

LINES, TROLL

SALMON SMELT
POUNDS VALUE POUNDS VALUE POUNDS VALUE
FLOUNDERS, OTHER. 4,600 $81 - c - 2
HATSIBUTee meee - = = - 600 $93
LINGCOD . . 2 = = = 2,600 110
ROCKF| SHES. - - S = 91, 500 1,834
SALMON;
CHINOOK OR KING . 1, 143, 300 361, 282 = = 108, 200 49, 106
CHUM OR KETA. 2,800 280 2 5 2 u
PINK. aneeea - - = - 13, 400 1,734
SILVER OR COHO, 363, 500 70, 253 = - 2, 286, 900 664, 154
SHAD Setiee wna aes 70, 000 3, 383 - = = =
SMELT, EULACHON . = 2 294, 300 $40, 315 = -
STEELHEAD TROUT . 66, 500 18, 940 = - 3 =
STURGEON. 54, 500 5, 383 - = = -
= sineue
TOTAL. 1, 705, 200 459,602 294, 300 40, 315 2,503, 200 717,031
SS eee ees Ne
LINES, TROLL - CONTINUED
SPECIES DIP
NETS
ALBACORE
POUNDS VALUE POUNDS VALUE
SALMON:
CHINOOK OR KING . = = 51, 500 $15, 462
SILVER OR COHO. 2 = 14, 300 2,649
SMELT, EULACHON . = = 161, 700 14,554
TUNA, ALBACORE. 689, 000 $113, 682 - -
TOTAL. 689, 000 113, 682 ' 227, 500 32,665

a/ FISHED ONLY ON INDIAN RESERVATIONS.
2/ BASED ON AN AVERAGE OF 24 POUNDS PER DOZEN.

Salmon troll line

SPECIES

COD. . . «
FLOUNDERS:

MSOL EMTs

OTHER. ..
HAKE 2 2 « e
HALIBUT. ..
HERRING,
LINGCOD. . .
OCEAN PERCH,
ROCKFISHES .
SABLEFISH. .

SALMON:
CHINOOK OR KING.
CHUM OR KETA . .
PINK . «2. - «© «
RED OR SOCKEYE .
SILVER OR COHO .

TOTAL SALMON. . .

ee ee
100000000
eee eee eee
see ee ee oe

SHAD... +26 « « « «

SHARKS:
GRAY FRISHI cates) se. (eve,
SOUPFIN,. . 2. «+ +e

TOTAL SHARKS. .

SKATES . « . « « «
SMELT, EULACHON. .
STEELHEAD TROUT. .
STRIPED BASS...
STURGEON, COMMON .
TUNA, ALBACORE . .

TOTAL FISH... .
SHELLFISH, ETC

CRABS, DUNGENESS lee ,
TER.

CRAWFISH, FRESH='
SHRIMP, OCEAN. . 2. eo

CLAMS:
RAZOR a
MIXED 3/

TOTAL CLAMS .. «

OCTOPUS. . « » « « « «

Cee ee ee

OYSTERS, MARKET, PACIFIC 4/.

TOTAL SHELLFISH, ETC.

WHALE PRODUCTS:
MEAL Wei cagays veloc
MEATing wes SUSE. iS. se
ONL, MANUS 6 o.6 6 o

TOTAL WHALE PRODUCTS.

GRAND TOTAL

ere

CWE

.

PACIFIC COAST FISHERIES

OREGON
CATCH BY DISTRICTS, 1965

POUNDS
142, 300

6,416,600
239, 200
1,498, 900
18, 300

590, 500
9,989, 700
2, 990, 500
87,300

4,560, 200

4,600 464
40, 600 5, 650
11,800 4,035
2,698, 800 668,998
7,316,000 2,123, 351
————— et
268, 400 12,077
SS
8, 200 82
1,000 10
92
9,000 225
459, 900 63,000
416,100 110,621
136, 600 12,045
9,657, 900 1,593, 553
40, 246,400 4,944,736

1,708, 600
13, 200
73,400

1,795, 200

3, 600
15, 200
2,100

20,900

42, 062,500

COLUMBIA RIVER

421

COASTAL

$7,063

380,762
7,453
14,989
4,796

29,315
448,036
131,042

6,316

1,444, 204

299, 000
4,000
5,575

308, 575

POUNDS VALUE
50, 900 $2, 292
5, 326, 700 302, 213
332,400 14,959
135, 300 32, 004
44, 300 11,000
325,800 14,876
3,972,000 168,372
1,688, 900 66, 186
278, 600 28,041
609, 200 270,190
178,100 23,538
3, 702, 200 1,059, 454
4,489, 500 1,353, 182

———t
518,000 38, 850
95, 000 2,375
41, 500 4,147
13,700 685
2,464, 500 399, 255
19,777, 100 2,438,437
5,401,000 896, 500
1,676, 800 142,500
32,700 23, 370
9,400 6, 700
42,100 30, 070
200 10
185,000 53,475

L
7, 305, 100 1,122, 555
27, 082, 200 3, 560,992

BASED ON AN AVERAGE YIELD OF 25 POUNDS PER DOZEN.
BASED ON A YIELD OF 42 PERCENT MEATS.

PRINCIPALLY EASTERN SOFT CLAMS,
BASED ON A YIELD OF 12 PERCENT MEATS.

BASED ON A YIELD OF 21 PERCENT MEATS.

422

PACIFIC COAST FISHERIES

COLUMBIA RIVER DISTRICT OF OREGON - OPERATING UNITS, 1965

OTTER TRAWLS POTS
1 TEM oo
FISH SHRIMP MID-WATER CRAB
NUMBER NUMBER NUMBER NUMBER
F] SHERMEN: ae Eee =e —
ONIVESSEUS ENE 12 4 5 62
ON BOATS AND SHORE. < 23
OTA: ; 5 85
VESSEISWRMOTOR Ss iaieiany sia sie 29 1 1 28
GROSS TONNAGE . Baary 1,646 61 93 365
BOATSMIMOTOR Sieuey paar & 3 12
GEAR:
NUMBERSU MIPS eee gore ee 29 1 1 7, 100
YARDS AT MOUTH. . . . . 655 19 50 :
ea
POTS - GILL NETS
CONTINUED L a
ITEM ANCHOR, DRIFT
SET OR
CRANE SH STAKE 1/ SALMON AND SHAD SMELT
MB BER
HigieanENt NUMBER NUMBE NUMBER NUMBER
ONEVESSELS sy une ce s 1 2
ON BOATS AND SHORE. . 1 104 465 42
TOTAL. M1 104. 466 42
eg Sed SS A ee
VESSELS, MOTOR. . her - = 1 =
GROSS TONNAGE . a 2 Z 7 i
BOATS}
MOTOR . . ee 8 80 424 42
OTHER . Big : 20 =
GEAR:
NUMBER Muaaeonciccieiicies 350 100 425 42
SQUARE YARDS... 1. . | a 35, 000 1, 296, 500 38, 000
LINES
ITEM TROLL LONG OR SET
SALMON ALBACORE TSE uy talsies)
eae
NUMBER NUMBER NUMBER
F] SHERMEN: — — —
ONEVESSEIS aise, econ 189 668 10
ON BOATS AND SHORE. 58 10 :
TOTAL. . : 247 678 10
= —=———— SSS
VESSELS;MOTORS). a) fas) 120 305 2
GROSS TONNAGE - ee 1,854 8, 769 69
BOATS, MOTOR. i 50 8 c
GEAR:
NUMBERS sulcnsgas cece bat 882 3,194 69
HOOKS OR BAITS. . . . . 4, 256 3, 194. 6, 400
ES
TOTAL, EX-
DIP CLUS] VE
ITEM NETS 1/ BAR ROONS OF DUPLI -
CATION
t i
NUMBER NUMBER NUMBER
FISHERMEN: — — —S
ON’VESSELS: «0... e 3 875
ON BOATS AND SHORE. 20 = 663
TOTAL Sanne : 20 3 1, 538
-— —=— —+
VESSELS, MOTOR. . E 1 396
GROSS TONNAGE . a 96 10, 968
BOATS;
MOTOR . A a z 367
OTHERAMIBR ature tee = 5 20
GEAR, NUMBER... .. 20 1 °
peereal|lE

V/

OPERATED BY INDIANS.

PACIFIC COAST FISHERIES

423

COLUMBIA RIVER DISTRICT OF OREGON - CATCH BY GEAR, 1965

OTTER TRAWLS
SPECIES
FISH SHRIMP si M1 D-WATER
POUNDS VALUE POUNDS VALUE POUNDS VALUE
CODse urine: 142, 300 $7, 063 - - > -
FLOUNDERS:

"SOLE". 6, 416, 600 380, 762 : = © :
OTHER . 165, 400 6, 346 = = - =
HAKE. . = = = = 1, 498, 900 $14, 989

LINGCOD . . . 574, 400 28,645 S 2 = =
OCEAN PERCH . 9, 989, 700 448, 036 = - = a
ROCKF] SHES. 2, 968, 700 130, 292 a - = =
SABLEF]SH . 79, 700 5, 260 - = 2 2
SHARKS:

GRAYF]SH. 8, 200 82 © = ce

SOUPFIN . 1,000 10 - -
SKATES. . 9,000 225 = = = =
STURGEON. . . . 3, 400 180 = - = =
SHRIMP, OCEAN . = - 73, 400 $5,575 = =

TOTAL. 20, 358, 400 1,006, 901 73, 400 5,575 1,498, 900 14, 989
POTS GILL NETS
SPECIES
CRAWF1SH ANCHOR, SET OR STAKE 1/

SALMON: VALUE POUNDS VALUE POUNDS VALUE

CHINOOK OR KING . = = 5 2 231, 800 $74, 172

RED OR SOCKEYE. - 2 = 7 10, 500 3, 585

SILVER OR COHO. - - = 12, 800 2, 680
SHAD Meee se sea - - - - 15, 300 690
STEELHEAD TROUT . - - - = 72, 600 16, 342
STURGEON. . . .. - - - 4, 200 420
CRABS, DUNGENESS. . . . 1, 708, 600 $299, 000 = 2
CRAWFISH, FRESH-WATER . - = 13, 200 =

TOTAL. 1, 708, 600 299, 000 13, 200 97,889
GILL NETS - CONTINUED LINES
SPECIES OR] FT TROLL
SALMON AND SHAD SALMON
POUNDS POUNDS POUNDS

73,800

FLOUNDERS, OTHER. $1, 107 = z
HALIBUT : 1, 100 $216
LINGCOD . 2 z : 1, 100 42
ROCKF] SHES. z e Z z 18, 200 636
SALMON:
CHINOOK OR KING . 4, 259, 200 1,341,633 : 55, 800 25, 709
CHUM OR KETA. 4, 600 464 = z 4
INKS ; “ i i 40, 600 5,650
RED OR SOCKEYE. 1,300 450 2 : S :
SILVER OR COHO. : 1,521,000 311, 800 : 1, 164, 300
SHADE a ees 5 253, 100 11, 387 2 3
SMELT, EULACHON . : : 2 Z 459, 900
STEELHEAD TROUT . ; 339, 900 93, 485 Z
STURGEON. 128, 900 11,439 Z
TOTAL. 5 6, 581, 600 1,771, 765 459, 900
LINES - CONTINUED
SPECIES LONG OR SET DIP NETS 1/ HARPOONS
ALBACORE WITH HOOKS %
POUNDS VALUE | POUNDS | VALUE POUNDS VALUE POUNDS | VALUE
HALIBUT . = E 17,200 | $4,580 E Z = :
LINGCOD | | z é 15,000 628 z a :
ROCKF] SHES. E z 3,600 114 2 2 z 2
SABLEFISH . a z 7,600 1, 056 E z i -
SALMON:
CHINOOK OR KING . zs 2 x“ 2 13,400 | $2,690 2 =
SILVER OR COHO. Z z é 2 700 158 E 5
STEELHEAD TROUT Z : E 3 2, 700 600 :
STURGEON. . . - i z 100 6
TUNA, ALBACORE. 9, 657, 900} $1, 593, 553 z : p z 3 2
WHALE PRODUCTS;
MEAL. 2 2 2 ° 2 J 3, 600 $345
MEAT. 1 = Z : E : 15, 200 900
OIL, WHALE. : S é : E : 2, 100 140
TOTAL. _-. + + [9,657,900] 1,593,553| 43,400 | 6,378 16, 900 3,454 | 20,900 1, 385
1/7 FISHED ONLY ON INDIAN RESERVATIONS.
NOTE: --THE FOLLOWING SPECIES LANDED IN THE COLUMBIA RIVER DISTRICT WERE CAUGHT OFF THE COAST: COD, "SOLE", HALI-

BUT,

FLOUNDERS AND STURGEON AND MOST OF THE TROLL CATCH OF SALMON.

LINGCOD, OCEAN PERCH, ROCKFISHES, SHARKS, SKATES, TUNA, CRAB, SHRIMP, WHALES, THE OTTER-TRAWL CATCH OF

PACIFIC COAST FISHERIES

COASTAL DISTRICT OF OREGON - OPERATING UNITS, 1965

—-

FJ SH

424
| HAUL
ITEM SEINES
NUMBER
F] SHERMEN; —
ON VESSELS.

ON BOATS AND SHORE.

TONGS: 6" Gi6

VESSELS, MOTOR, ...
GROSS TONNAGE . . .
BOATS;
MOTOR Sreseateiicien vel its
Quo ooo BOG
GEAR:
NUMBERTsicuneligen cites
LENGTH, YARDS . .
YARDS AT MOUTH. .

NUMBER
80

F] SHERMENy

POTS
TEM ,
] CRAB ANCHOR, SET
OR STAKE
NUMBER NUMBER
215 =,

ON VESSELS. ....
ON BOATS AND SHORE.

WOW NES ocd

VESSELS, MOTOR. ...
GROSS TONNAGE. . .
BOATS, MOTOR. ....

oS)

35

OTTER TRAWLS

SHRIMP

NUMBER
62

Li
GI]LL NETS, SHAD

GEAR:
NUMBER anette imee saree
SQUARE YARDS. ......
LINES
ITEM TROLL LONG OR
SET
SALMON ALBACORE LINGCOD WITH HOOKS
NUMBER NUMBER NUMBER NUMBER
F 1 SHERMEN: aT are Sao ee
ON VESSELS... .-. 608 378 3 16
ON BOATS AND SHORE. . . 520 6
TOTAL. 1,128
VESSELS, MOTOR. . 367
GROSS’ TONNAGE . 5,694 91
BOATS, MOTOR. 454. 4 3 -
GEAR:
NUMBER. 2. 2. aioe 3, 884 1, 886 12 115
HOOKS OR BAITS. . 17, 646 1, 886 24 10, 840
1— wo
TOTAL, EX-
DREDGES, :
ITEM OYSTER, SHOVELS Pease OF DUPLI-
ete CATION
NUMBER NUMBER NUMBER NUMBER
F 1 SHERMEN: aa ae ae aataes
ON VESSELS... .. 6 - é 968
ON BOATS AND SHORE. : 185 7 812
TOTAL. 6 185 17 1,780
-— =— LS —-——
VESSELS, MOTOR. . : 2 2 : 497
GROSS TONNAGE . 5 35 = = 9, 247
BOATS;
MOTORS sic}, sysercies) /eNcn eres - - 2 539
OTHER armen ecnical een - - 2 4
GEAR:
NUMBER. . . 2 :

YARDS AT MOUTH. -

185 I.

PACIFIC COAST FISHERIES

425

COASTAL DISTRICT OF OREGON - CATCH BY GEAR, 1965

SPECIES

Col)s og 4 5 5 a 6
FLOUNDERS;

" SOLE"

OTHER mr-mm
HERRING, SEA .
LINGCOD. =
OCEAN PERCH.
ROCKFISHES . So
SABLERISH. . . . .
SKATES . . .
STURGEON es partes) ae:
CRABS, DUNGENESS .
SHRIMP, OCEAN. .
OCTORUS Sec cne emacs.)

TOTAL .

OTTER TRAWLS

SHRI MP

POUNDS
50, 900

5, 287, 700
322, 100

8
fo)

288, 700
3, 966, 300
1, 380, 500

101, 300

91,000
13, 700

POUNDS

1,676, 800
3) 100

5, 401, 000

- - 100
11,000 |11, 502, 300
a

SPECIES

FLOUNDERS, "SOLE".
HALIBUT. . . 2 © «©
TEIINGCOD ion elt ie) ve
ROCKFISHES ... .
SALMON:

CHINOOK OR KING.

PINS 6 G.02 6808 0

SILVER OR COHO
SHAD emote .

STRIPED BASS |. .
TUNA, ALBACORE . .

YWOWNL oS 6 a

TROLL - CONTINUED

SPECIES LONG OR
SET
LINGCOD W] TH HOOKS
POUNDS

FLOUNDERS, "SOLE". 700
ALN EWirs & 6 B68 6 - 121, 500
WINGCODMeel tee $242 2, 200
ROCKFISHES . . . . - 9, 500
SABLERISH: . =: - 176, 400
CLAMS;

RAZOR Mesto -une

ADS 5 oO oo oO OG
OYSTERS, MARKET, PACIFIC

TOTAL .

154,418 | 5,401,000] 896, 500
GILL NETS, SHAD LINES
ANCHOR, TROLL
SET OR DRIFT
STAKE SALMON ALBACORE
POUNDS VALUE POUNDS VALUE POUNDS
- = = = 300
2 = = 3 13, 800
2 B = 28, 900 1, 438 = -
S = - 75, 700 2,650
- > S 609, 200] 270, 190 2 =
S = = 178,100] 23,538 =
= - = S 3, 702, 200] 1, 059, 454 E
100,000} $7,500] 418,000 = =
20, 500 2, 047 21, 000 a 3 2
= 2 z 2, 464, 500| $399, 255
9,547 439, 000 399, 255
LINES - CONTINUED

DREDGES,
OYSTER
AND SHOVELS
BY HAND
——
VALUE POUNDS VALUE
- 32, 700 $23, 370
6, 700

426

PACIFIC COAST FISHERIES
CALIFORNIA

CALIFORNIA - CATCH BY DISTRICTS, 1965

SPECIES

FISH

ANCHOVIESHiacneseisyuct cuhaments
BONISROMPME rc tact cemaec nanan:
GABEZONEGes eu tive emma tiee
CARPS Ae aay srs tetratar ain
FLOUNDERS;:
ARROWTOOTH HALIBUT .
CALIFORNIA HALIBUT. . .
SANDEDASSHp nen Senate
"SOLE" Q
DOVER MMCn aii
ENGLISH.
PETRALE. Aas
REXRe Cee ecumaree
SAND Paes rcriereaamecrs
UNCLASSIFIED... .
OTHER NGcmrnca et ote
HAKES Scr Soon beens
HAWIBUTie neiearemens 2s
HARDHEADIney eunsel seein
HERRING, SEA... ..
KING CROAKER... 1...
LINGCOD. ....
MACKEREL;
UACKMRE pete cy rovihs tenes
PACIBICG. ss:
RERCH Sarin nmeers a
ROMPANO} aren icuaeuazicutente
ROCKRISHES! § este) ss un
SABLEFI SH. 6

SALMON:
CHINOOK OR KING. ....
SHEVERBORSCOHO! er

TOTAL SALMON. ....

SARDINES (PACIFIC: riveree.
SEA BASS, WHITE. 2 202 2
SHARKS, UNCLASSIFIED . .
SKATES ediertelmcimeare teiite
SME: Siitegetctemelbulcpatsie sve 5
SWORDFISH. . .

TUNA, ALBACORE, TOTAL.

RU RBOTeeseoenep ee
WHITEBAIT.
UNCLASSIFIED;
RORB ROOD RE momrenelitent.
BAIT AND ANIMAL FOOD .

SOMA LS Fal: Shistwreyretener ise

SHELLFISH, ETC.

CRABS;
DUNGENESS,
ROCK .

TOTAL CRABS ,

SHRIMP 5 (OCEAN: = 5) (ote) Jeltenvs
ABALONE AN/Mie tue ccduve iron tcmavive
CLAMS, HARD 2/....

OGTORUS Meneses

OYSTERS, MARKET:
EASTERN) S// Vette 6) (en's
PACH FillGe4/eccr tne meee

TOTAL OYSTERS ....

SEE FOOTNOTES AT END OF TABLE,

NORTHERN

SAN FRANC] SCO

MONTEREY

POUNDS POUNDS VALUE POUNDS VALUE

141, 500 $10, 739 3, 958, 600 $58, 347
ts a 10, 600 720
1,400 37 2, 900 114

142, 300 WaeUS - -

11, 400 200 6 -
300 58 162, 500 38,653 94, 000 20, 876
107, 300 8, 540 231, 900 15,879 WACy A}
7,962, 100 498, 451 2, 593, 600 144, 080 4,292
1, 555, 900 124, 087 1,992, 900 161,031 34, 866
1,048, 000 123, 718 936, 700 36,229
662, 100 48,123 458, 800 12, 541
24, 200 2,495 197,600 80
300 33 700 Te 1S
55,000 2, 890 223, 500 5, 270
S a 42,000 1,491

5, 000 1, 706 - 2

- - 216, 100 -
- - 33, 100 39,681
= = 17,000 5, 849
487, 000 34, 739 202, 500 7,767
1, 300 78, 508
= 3 S 22
49, 200 7, 008 23, 100 2,178
- = = 11,464
2, 524, 200 126,991 1,576, 200 141,827
1, 555, 000 151,437 683, 300 21, 378
4, 168, 200 2, 160, 351 2,775, 700 1,689,729 373, 800 231,836
1,316, 100 455, 402 876, 500 341,835 118, 100 48, 604
5, 484, 300 2,615, 753 3,652, 200 280, 440
- 100 26, 056
- 100 1,457
4,900 260 76, 000 1, 766
700 8 90, 800 968
213, 900 11,916 60, 500 1,991
= L mx 676
1, 200, 400 167,111 635, 800 88, 256 3, 492, 000 482, 233
6,000 51, 700 2, 586 400 18

127,000 19, 700 2,545 = -

- 2, 400 480 - -
1, 582, 000 28, 200 571 48, 500 970
24, 666, 400 3, 968, 926 14, 495, 700 2, 885, 446 16, 452, 700 1, 288,571
4, 235, 500 867,511 557, 100 194, 259 6, 900 2,610
- - - - 200 21
4, 235, 500 867,511 557, 100 194, 259 7, 100 2,631
1, 169, 400 116,952 263, 400 488

= os 3, 900 o
100 64 - 129
700 40 15,800 200

—— ——————

- - 8,000 - -

687, 100 158,031 187, 000 5, 900 1, 349
1

687, 100 158,031 195, 000 5, 900 1,349

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427

CALIFORNIA - CATCH BY DISTRICTS, 1965 - Continued

SPECIES NORTHERN MONTEREY

SAN FRANCISCO

SHELLFISH, ETC. - CONTINUED POUNDS

VALUE POUNDS
SeWIDs 6 bo 6-0 Goo 6 - 8,865, 200
MOLLUSKS, UNCLASSIFIED . $12 =

2 = 400
6,092, 800 $1, 142, 598 1,035, 600 290, 287 8,881,600

TOTAL SHELLFISH . 207, 200

WHALE PRODUCTS

MEAL . o 6 .
MEATise yin.) °° .
OIL:
SRERM aa ime ie omroun
(WHE 86 so oo 0
TOTAL WHALE PRODUCTS.
GRAND TOTAL. .
SPECIES
F] SH
ANCHOVIES. . . .. .
BARRACUDA, .....
EXON UO a6 oO) Bua
GABEZONES 3 2 0) 3 ou
CABRIIELAT evel iie, tenis
FLOUNDERS;

CALIFORNIA HAL} BUT

SAND DABS. ...
"SOLE":
DOVER Gye sueieet 6
ENGLISH. . .
PETRALE.
Ro" Gec0,.0
SAND Reve) els:
UNCLASSIFIED .
OTHER itenveliela
FLYING FISH. ...
GROURERS® 3336)...
HALFMOON.. ...
HERRING, SEA... .
KING CROAKER . .
EIINGC OD preter) as
MACKEREL
JACK. .
PACIFIC. oft .0
ORALENEs un mirclitcstls
RERCH Tires marine
POMPANO. . ..
ROCKF]SHES . .
SABLEERNSH/) 92 3 5 «

SALMON:
CHINOOK OR KING.
SILVER OR COHO .

TOTAL SALMON.

SARDINE, PACIFIC .
SCULBIIN Eg omment lirepita
SEA BASS;
BLACK, . .
WHITE. . .

SHARKS, UNCLASSIFIED .

SHEEPSHEAD . .
SKATIESH mr odiregion dl cmae
SME Tr meuensewienk aire
SWORDFISH.

SEE FOOTNOTES AT END

POUNDS

46, 700
14, 900
17, 800
3, 100

396, 300
dio 6 2, 200

O00 -04.0 118, 700
5 6 909, 800
400,600
127, 500
87, 900

4,200
34,600

Ser 200
eae 3, 900
eens 45,600

7, 133, 800
850, 100

37, 900

1, 300

1, 732, 900
53, 100

149, 800

: 700

93, 600
i 122, 300
tr ne 500
‘ 2, 400

58, 100

2,776,000
2, 980, 300

1,056, 100
1,609, 400

202, 590
255, 512

65, 636
103, 366

POUNDS

1,586, 200
302, 000
5, 439, 300

3, 200

171, 100
182, 000
9, 400

1,030, 400
4,466 600

173,417 | 56,778, 900

POUNDS

45, 200
170, 400

500

229, 800
18, 000

1, 433, 100
25, 400

111,037

OF TABLE.

(CONTINUED ON NEXT PAGE)

PACIFIC COAST FISHERIES

CALIFORNIA - CATCH BY DISTRICTS, 1965 - Continued

428
SPECIES SANTA BARBARA
FISH - CONTINUED POUNDS VALUE
TUNA:
AUBACORERE: ale seit 3, 149, 400 $435,017
BLUERINGR enone Senate - -
SKI BUACK eae ia wie tener - -
YELLOWFIN. = 4
TOTALS TUNAs 3) ce 3, 149, 400 435, 017
TURBO ee Battles 19, 400 997
WAHOO, . . ei = :
WHITEBAIT. . 2. ewe -
YEUOWRAI|Parnam rama te
UNCLASSIFIED;
RORSROODNPEr te. Sueur 100 6
BAIT AND ANIMAL FOOD . 1,215,000 24, 300
TOTAL FISH... . 16, 939, 700 1,137, 726
SHELLFISH, ETC.
CRABS;
DUNGENESS, . . . . 4, 400 2,046
ROCK ae 153, 200 9,585
TOTAL CRABS 157, 600 11,631
LOBSTER, SPINY. .... 100, 900 76, 332
SHRIMP, OCEAN. 300 31
ABALONE 1/ . . 550, 700 451, 090
OCTOPUS.” . 1, 200 64
OYSTERS, MARKET, PACIFIC
CUB ke ae A rcp neony 174, 800 40,215
SQUID. 1, 986, 000 18, 541
TOTAL SHELLFISH . 2,971, 500 597, 904
GRAND TOTAL .

ewe

SAN PEDRO

POUNDS

11, 405, 300
13, 663, 900
66, 581, 900
127, 165, 200

218,816, 300
28, 400

1, 200
118, 400

VALUE

$1,851, 521
1, 784, 476
6, 934,607

17,476, 461

28,047,065

8, 186
89
13, 239

400
117, 800

295, 334, 100

7, 768, 700

8,424, 400

19,911, 200 1,735,630 |303, 758, 500

BASED ON A YJELD OF 20 PERCENT MEATS.
BASED ON A YIELD OF 24 PERCENT MEATS.
BASED ON A YJELD OF 14 PERCENT MEATS.
BASED ON A YIELD OF 12 PERCENT MEATS.

88
2,118

30,886, 717 54,052, 400

21,810
21,810

169, 881
191, 387

86, 740

469,818

31, 356, 535

ABALONE FISHING

SAN DIEGO

POUNDS VALUE
3, 335, 100 $529, 145
2, 264, 300 294,070
17,659, 800 1,900, 409
29, 388, 300 4,101,837
52,647, 500 6,825, 461
1,000 154
3, 700 723
700 33
9, 400 892
7,050, 357
ae 279
171, 400 138, 416
82, 100 51,971
259, 600 190, 666
54, 312, 000 7, 241,023

PACIFIC COAST FISHERIES

CALIFORNIA - CATCH BY WATERS, 1965

SPECIES

ANCHOVIES. . .
BARRACUDA. . . . -
BONIONSNew) cl eie
CABEZONE ..
CABRILLA ....
ON 6°96 6 6-0
FLOUNDERS:
ARROWTOOTH HALIBUT .
CALIFORNIA HAL]BUT .
SAND DABS. .... .
"SOLE":
DOVERME see eaie
ENGLISH. .
PETRALE. .
REXbehone
SANDEE:
UNCLASSIFIED
OTHER... . .
FLYING FISH.
GROUPERS . .
RAKE Reese
HALFMOON .
HALIBUT. .
HARDHEAD . .
HERRING, SEA .
KING CROAKER .
LINGCOD. ...
MACKEREL:
NACK Maudie, cs
PACIFIC. .
OPALEYE. . .
PERCHS lo. 5
POMPANO, . .
ROCKFISHES .
SABLEFISH. .
SALMON:
CHINOOK OR KING
SILVER OR COHO
SARDINE, PACIFIC
SCUUPINE serene
SEA BASS:
EHNA) og woMeaeo
WHITE psteizirsorecesos
SHARKS, UNCLASS]F1ED
SHEEPSHEAD... .
SKATESIO in ule
SMGUTE Mca dshe or eels rie
SWORDFISH. . . 2
TUNA:
ALBACORE .
BLUEFIN. .
SKIPJACK .
YELLOWF IN.
TURBOT.. .
WAHOO. . 2. se
WHINTEBAIIeie en venous
VELMCMNIL. 6 6 56 5 6 0
UNCLASS | F 1ED:
FORMROOD ESE eieutara
BAIT AND ANIMAL FOOD
CRABS:
DUNGENESS... .
ROCK es eiesave ures
LOBSTER, SPINY .
SHRIMP, OCEAN, . .
AGALONGSmenieeneete
CLAMS, HARD. ...
OGTORUSSarer ens ane
OYSTERS, MARKET:
EASTERN... «
PAGIFlGauerey eu
SQUID eae
MOLLUSKS, UNCLASS|
WHALE PRODUCTS:
MEA rae Sl earauracl's

05600 0

&6.0 06 0°0.0
. Pee ee
se ee oe .

6000 00
eee eee
.

5-606 0:60:09
00.0-0.0 Ho

oiiette) el lere.
esee
. cate,
eiemjelielverre ee ee

see ee

eee we we

Oree-

FIE

UBLES Gig eb 6-6
WOWALG G66 Go

ee ee ee

POUNDS

5, 733, 000
273, 000
5,632,400
7,400

142, 300

11,600
1,128,400
479,000

10, 760, 000
4,892, 400
2, 662, 300
1,490, 500

310, 400
43,000
378, 400
171,100

119, 300
10,500
5,000
216,100
516, 300
1,137,200
812, 700

66, 666, 400
7,050, 100
2, 900

184, 000
62, 200

9, 292, 600
2, 863, 600

7,400, 700
2,337,100
1, 924, 200

76, 600

13,100
577, 600
610, 600

8, 800
153, 500
369,000
326, 000

20, 081, SOO
2,274, 700

78, 500

148, 600
12, 500

2, 900
2,991, 500

4,803, 900
328, 700
480, 300

1,433, 800
915, 200

300

20, 200

8,000

1,054, 800
18,619, 900
400

2,776,000
2, 980, 300

1,609,400

OFF UNITED STATES

1,056, 100

VALUE

$98,799
43,402
148, 359
346

7,375

481
265, 604
36,481

653, 868
381,801
324,972
101, 739
35,522

7,582
21,974
23, 244

2,135
2,101
1, 706
43,219
42,425
52, 296
63, 958

1,829,432

4,133, 825
855,512
125, 530

22, 063

4,512
128, 176
62, 887
696
2,138
24,091
149,843

3, 082, 808
167,056

4,073

13, 827
1,448

574
59, 597

1,066, 426
31,695
384, 629
145,108
698, 288
193

998

20, 833
242, 607
307, 684
12

202, 590
255,512

65, 636
103, 366

198, 528, 800 17,589,467

429

OFF LATIN AMERICA

Ob 0 6 000

259,499, 500

POUNDS | VALUE
89,100 $13, 366
5,900 154
1,200 214
115, 300 26,519
213, 800 45,965
300 14
200 36
3,700 555
99, 800 5,988
6,100 1,708
338, 700 50, 805
850, 500 187,110
37,700 3,770
3, 400 238
1,200 540
3, 136 , 500 470,475
13, 653, 500 1,911,490
84, 241, 700 8,835,016
156, 553, 500 21, 578, 298
32,100 8, 909
115, 300 12,683

333,153,853

PACIFIC COAST FISHERIES

430
NORTHERN DISTRICT OF CALIFORNIA - OPERATING UNITS, 1965
HAUL OTTER TRAWLS rons
1TEM SEINES, pers.
COMMON F]SH SHRIMP
NUMBER NUMBER NUMBER NUMBER
FISHERMEN: aes Faqes ear oe a ees
ONEVESSEUSiay csi - 121 72 325
ON BOATS AND SHORE, 6 4 - 53
TOWNS 6 6 5 6.5 6 125 72 378
——SSSS=SS=SS=SS=—_ / SS
VESSELS, MOTOR... . - 34 21 141
GROSS TONNAGE . . . - 1,576 805 2, 508
BOATS, MOTOR, .... 3 2 - 33
GEAR;
NUMBER aeremtcnteurets 3 36 21 15, 256
LENGTH, YARDS... 650 - - -
YARDS AT MOUTH. . . - 936 315 | =
LINES
GILL NETS
DRIFT sane TROLL
SALMON ALBACORE
—_+~
NUMBER awe NUMBER NUMBER NUMBER
FISHERMEN; EE a Stat Ser Fe,
ONIVESSELS). 06 6 3 4 1,416 638
ON BOATS AND SHORE. - - 946 31
+ ab Ee
Woutee ¢ 0 GG 6 3 4 2, 362 669
— Se
VESSELS, MOTOR... . 1 2 638 280
GROSS TONNAGE . . . 17 29 12,011 6, 123
BOATS, MOTOR. .... - - 531 15
GEAR:
NUMBER iietreete teheiita 1 4 7,014 2,655
SQUARE YARDS. ... 3, 400 - = =
HOOKS OR BAITS. . . - 8 28, 056 2,655
LINES - CONTINUED DREDGES, OYSTER
ITEM TROLL - CONTINUED LONG OR SET
WITH HOOKS COMMON SUCT1 ON
OTHER
NUMBER NUMBER NUMBER NUMBER
F] SHERMEN:
ONBVESSEUS ironical 43 4 = <
ON BOATS AND SHORE. 20 2 4 3
WOWALS Goce! 6 63 6 4 3
VESSELS, MOTOR, .. . 20 2 e S
GROSS TONNAGE... 333 29 = ©
BOATS, MOTOR. .... 10 1 2 1
GEAR:
NUMBER speemieiiueretenreiits 270 26 2 1
YARDS AT MOUTH. . . - - 2 -
HOOKS OR BAITS... 270 2, 600 - -
SS] SS
TOTAL, EX-
ITEM TONGS, SHOVELS, BY HAND, CLUS] VE
OYSTER CLAM OYSTERS OF DUPL] -
CATION
[POSS SEE erate
NUMBER NUMBER NUMBER NUMBER
F] SHERMENy:
ON VESSELS. . 2. eo = = = 1,722
ON BOATS AND SHORE. 16 2 12 1,001
\— Tine
Woe 6 6-5 60 16 2 12 2,723
> +=
VESSELS, MOTOR. ... - - 748
GROSS TONNAGE .. . - - 15, 595
BOATS, MOTOR. .... 16 1 12 364
GEAR, NUMBER, .... 16 2 = =

PACIFIC COAST FISHERIES

NORTHERN DISTRICT OF CALIFORNIA - CATCH BY GEAR, 1965

a

431

HAUL OTTER
SPECIES SEINES TRAWLS FOmS
easel
POUNDS VALUE POUNDS VALUE
FLOUNDERS: — ae BOUNDS VALUE
ARROWTOOTH HALIBUT. . . « 2 s 11, 400 $475 = ©
CALIFORNIA HALIBUT. . . . > ce 300 58
SAND EDAES iene ier 5 z 107, 300 8, 540 é
"SOLE";
DOVERS Sees = J 7, 962, 100 498, 451 2 3
GYAN 6 a 6066 60 3 = 1, 555, 900 124, 087 2
PRIUS Baa B 616.0 : 2 1,047, 800 123,693 :
REXS ey cee eee es = 662, 100 48, 123 = =
SAND ache nee ehawane e z 7 24, 200 2, 495 : 2
OTHER DRY Setter a oye = : 53, 400 2,794 a
(INGEODIN eS Rees heer 8 2 : 413, 600 29,601 Z
BERCHME AY yen aeeea users 45, 900 $6, 518 200 25 es =
ROCK HISHES aie n man = = 2, 454, 100 122,785 = s
SABNERISH Pee Mies teevaea re - > 564, 000 52, 337 z 2
SALMON, CHINOOK OR KING . . = z 3, 700 1,924 2 2
SHARKS, UNCLASSIFIED. . . . 5 - 3, 600 182 5 :
SKATES AMC, Gains 2 = 300 3 5 =
SMELT Ince here nauaie em aes 213, 900 11,916 = 2 = =
TURGOT MMe een auricle 2 : = 6,000 318 a 2
(WEEN 6. 6 6 46 Su Ald 127, 000 11, 160 = = = =
UNCLASSIFIED, BAIT AND
ANIMAIIFOODE Siistsle. 2. 2 1, 570, 900 31,413 2 :
CRABS, DUNGENESS. | 1... : S 2 4, 235, 500 $867,511
SHRIMP, OCEAN. ..... = z= 1, 169, 400 116, 952 s
CCTORU SH MaMa te astn 2 = 400 22 2
Ouse eo eeeeuie Gaon 386, 800 29,594 | 17,610,700 | 1,164,278 4, 235, 500 867, 511
————— ee
SPECIES GILL NETS LINES DREDGES
Ea tae
POUNDS VALUE POUNDS VALUE POUNDS VALUE
BON TMORens ne (abvayael elite waleer « = = 200 $11 S 2
FLOUNDERS,
"SOLE":
BETRALE Mane itcm ee eyromreors = 5 200 25 = 2
UNCGEASSIIFIEDS denis. o 300 $33 S z a J
OTHER MRP tedau tran tot 1,600 96 2 zu = &
HAWBU Teg, = tey senate 5 = 5, 000 1, 706 5
IENGCOD Ren Nar erre tals : 2 73, 400 5, 138 =
BERCH Matec) sey Rctancetcare 3, 100 465 e Z 2 S
ROCKRISHES Sirti mau ice caren ~ = 70, 100 4, 206 S é
SABER TSH ate anos = 991, 000 99, 100 z :
SALMON:
CHINOOK OR KING... 2. = 3 4,164,500 | 2,158, 427 = z
STUVERSORICOHONMAL Sse) o = 1,316, 100 455, 402 5
SHARKS, UNCLASSIFIED. . . . 1, 300 78 S E 5
SKATES Mame gr atic tung on ets okt 400 5 é = =
TUNA, ALBACORE, .. ss. = é 1, 200, 400 167,111 EB
UNCLASSIFIED, BAJT AND
ANIIWNG aes G 6 o blo lano 11, 100 225 = 5 3 s
CCTORUSE NMS arma’ crer ca: 300 18 e = 2 E
OYSTERS, PACIFIC. ..... = = z = 665, 900 $153, 155
TOTAWAGS sent nicaeee ne 18, 100 920 7,820,900 | 2,891,126 665, 900 153, 155
ey:
TONGS AND
SPECIES ones AN SHOVELS
POUNDS POUNDS VALUE
GLANS, TD 6605.6: blo 6 : 100 $64
OYSTER, PACIFIC... ~~. | 21, 200 c 2
TOA atc tani p ick cate 21, 200 100 64

263-707 O - 67 - 28

432

PACIFIC COAST FISHERIES

SAN FRANCISCO DISTRICT OF CALIFORNIA
OPERATING UNITS, 1965

ITEM

F] SHERMEN:
ONEVESSELES Hie mcuteiie
ON BOATS AND SHORE,

TOTAL. « . 2 © -

VESSELS, MOTOR. ...
GROSS TONNAGE... .

BOATS, MOTOR. ....

GEAR:

NUMBER Gi Teiceiticl sf oie

LENGTH, YARDS ...

YARDS AT MOUTH.

HAUL
SEINES,
COMMON

PURSE SEINES AND LAMPARA NETS

ANCHOVY

OTTER TRAWLS

NUMBER

ITEM

F 1] SHERMEN;
ON VESSELS. . . « e
ON BOATS AND SHORE.

TOTAL. 2 © © «© »

VESSELS, MOTOR, ...
GROSS TONNAGE...
BOATS, MOTOR. ....
GEAR:
NUMBER! \epreluteivel«
SQUARE YARDS. .. .
HOOKS OR BAITS...

NUMBER

SHR] MP

141

6

825 275 = e
2 : 90
LINES

GILL NETS, DRIFT ite vets al
NETS Xb
SEA BASS OTHER ROCKF ISH
NUMBER NUMBER NUMBER NUMBER
> s 16

4

1TEM

F] SHERMEN:
ONSVESSEES voutemiey cs
ON BOATS AND SHORE.

TOMA te 6) ei ce

VESSELS, MOTOR, ...

1,628

LINES = CONTINUED DIP,
HAND=CONT 'D Sida
a : TROLL LONG OR SET OR
OTHER WITH HOOKS SCOOP
SALMON ALBACORE NETS

NUMBER NUMBER NUMBER NUMBER NUMBER NUMBER

5 1, 126 398 -
8 502 = 4

502

GROSS TONNAGE . | . 31 9, 237
BOATS, MOTOR... .. 4 251 2
GEAR:
NUMBER SEE Ween 13 4, 518 4
HOOKS OR BAITS... 26 18,072 <
TOTAL, EX-
HARPOONS DREDGES: TONGS, DIVING CLUSIVE
ITEM Br CONS: OYSTER, TONES OUTFITS, pa ie
COMMON ABALONE er
NUMBER NUMBER NUMBER NUMBER NUMBER
FISHERMEN:
ONEVESSELSAUenrmeas 23 : : 2 1,422
ON BOATS AND SHORE. ¥ 4 "1 12 499
ages We | ae 2 |e ar
TOTAR One 23 4 n 12 1,921
-- — = ————
VESSELS, MOTOR. . . . 5 e z 603
GROSS TONNAGE . . . 972 = Bey 3 13, 199
BOATS, MOTOR. .... 2 2 nN 6 307
GEAR:
NUMBERD Es ist neen 5 2 "1 6 =
YARDS AT MOUTH. . . [ c 2 3 2 =
Hisveruese2 |b pesca

PACIFIC COAST FISHERIES

433

SAN FRANCISCO DISTRICT OF CALIFORNIA - CATCH BY GEAR, 1965

SPECIES

HAUL SE]NES

PURSE SEINES AND
LAMPARA NETS COTERSTRAWES

POTS AND TRAPS

POUNDS POUNDS VALUE POUNDS VALUE VALUE
ANCHOVIES sansa omteeteneenomrtn = 141,500] $10,739 S =
CABE-ZONEM a) (Sy lo. + urebree vei ce - - -
CARPEE ON Ee demetingeiic cic 114, 000 28, 300 $1, 556
FLOUNDERS:

ARROWTOOTH HALIBUT... - 200 - -

CALIFORNIA HALIBUT... - - - S 132, 600 31, 407 - =

SANDIDABSEM GEE mera - - - - 231, 900 15,879 = S

"SOLE"; i

DOVERMa ict aitacuns.ce ccs - - - - 2,593,600] 144,080 2
ENGII'SHN oven eu tomie a - - S 1,992,000] 160,959

RETRALIES, 5 cc Ge cea - - 936,600] 117,674 = =
REX acy seb cgesy osetertie - - - 458, 800 31, 529 2 S
GND) 5 Gs Guee ony OL8 - - - 197, 000 22, 359 = =
UNCLASSIFIED. .... - - - 500 38 = =

@uino a 6 6 Gone oe - - - = 221, 100 11,855 = =
RANE 6-6 06 io naloua rove - - - = 42, 000 644 = =
HARDH EAD Mar eromre mr resi culenes 206, 300 41,259 - 2 = = 9,800 1,960
HERRIINGS (SEA\s) culetnewved ic. 14, 400 1, 296 17, 800 1,359 = = - c
KING CROAKER....... - = 4, 700 605 8, 400 848 - ©
INGCOD RR ing ve mei es 6 - - = = 175, 100 14, 409 S =
MACKEREL, JACK... .. - - - S 1, 200 48 co
BERCHEM ie ADsatcmtetiner acre’ ve 22, 400 4,700 - 700 147 = S
ROCKEIISHES ce tei) 2c cexemies -sv - - = 2 1,535,200] 86,159 -
SABIERISH smmeionmemten enim - = 683, 300 26, 140 = =
SARDIINE, PACIFIC ..... - 100 48 - = - S
SHARKS, UNCLASSIFIED... - - - 40, 200 1,783 - =
SKATES ceieue fe eit ieuce - = - = 88, 700 989 = =
SME Teper tev soaps aroun rotate corte 26, 200 3, 406 33, 300 4, 596 S © - =
TUNA, ALBACORE...... - - 104, 900 13, 930 = = = S
TUREOT pees dey rere: ey cele - - = = 51, 500 2,575 S =
WAVE 6 6 6 0 Db Oo © 7, 200 936 9, 900 1,271 = = = 2
UNCLASSIFIED:

ORRROOD MOM Ulelreiisiiicni-iie 1,700 340 - = - - -

BAIT AND ANIMAL FOOD . . - - e 28, 200 571 > =
CRABS, DUNGENESS... ... - - - 7, 900 2, 686 549,200] 191,573
SHRIMP, OCEAN. . 2... - - - 263, 400 27,637 - =
OGTOPUSHiinsiremten cin omeureure - - - - 15, 000 658 - =

TOWNE oo 5 6000 392, 200 57, 756 312, 200 32,548 | 9,705,400! 701,084 587,300] 195,089
GILL AND DIP, BRAIL OR
SRECIES TRAMMEL NETS SNES SCOOP NETS BR ECONS
POUNDS | VALUE
CABEZONEMn comes urstrsmicnlicntel ve - - 1, 100 $33
FLOUNDERS;
CALIFORNIA HALIBUT . . . 22, 900 $5, 496 7,000 1,750 - = - -
"SOLE";
ENGUIISHA Poti ie) Ye: te, ts fe - 900 72 S > = =
RETRAUEs se ee mimeo = 100 13 2 = =
GMD) coaciosiosoucmancue - = 600 72 S = =
UNCLASSIFIED... ... - S 200 16 3 = = -

OTHER MID smectic aelerae 1,600 86 800 44 S © 6 -
HERRING, SEA... we ee - - - = 900 $81 = 2
KING CROAKER....... 3, 900 392 = e 5 = = =
ININGCODMumeocmeNrae scare - - 27, 400 2, 466 =
MACKEREL, JACK... 1 100 4 = S = =
ROCKFISHES =. So arpetomai sere - 41,000 2,870 = - -

SALMON:

CH]NOOK OR KING. .... 2, 775, 700 |1, 689, 729 = =

SILVER OR COHO..... - 876,500} 341,835 =
SEAUBASSsmWis Iii Eemmememtemente 100 12 - S -

SHARKS, UNCLASSIFIED... 35,800 1,575 = = S = -
Sale ns -seve ry lec ateny Gminenr pacaeomeD - - - = 1,000 140 = =
TUNA, ALBACORE...... © - 530, 900 74, 326 © = = -
TURBO Tee mciene Pratete - - 200 11 - - - -
WHETEBA' Tue eee S = c 2,600 338 =
UNCLASSIFIED, FOR FOOD . . 700 140 = = -
OGTORUS Rimes reiceremeiees 800 36 = = = - -
MEAL PRODUCTS;
MEM ob 0000 B0.606 - - = = = = 2,776,000 | $202, 590
MEAT RiRCuroitencutcteonyeure ate - = = - 2,980,300] 255,512
SPERMS arefiteri ter lon cr - S = = - 1,056, 100 65, 636
MANES 6506-6 & 6.8.0 - = - 3 - | ithe 1,609, 400 | 103, 366
WON ana.booroLouens 65, 800 7,737 |4, 262, 500 |2, 113, 241 4, 500 559 18,421,800] 627, 104
SPECIES DREDGES TONGS DIVING OUTFITS
VALUE POUNDS VALUE POUNDS VALUE
SKATES Emteanelleiieitoi il omn sina $22 - - - -
(INGE dig! Sholialo: ale-o - - = 3, 900 $3, 840
OYSTERS:

EASTERN Su suieresue err aueuialys - 8, 000 $20, 833 S =

PACMAICS. 6:6 5 olblue 66 7,958 152, 400 35,054 = 2
MOLLUSKS, UNCLASSIFIED . . 12 = 5 B 2

TROT GG aueupeouons 7, 992 160, 400 55, 887 3, 900 3, 840

434

PACIFIC COAST FISHERIES

MONTEREY DISTRICT OF CALIFORNIA - OPERATING UNITS, 1965

1 TEM

ANCHOVY

PURSE SEI]NES AND LAMPARA NETS

MACKEREL

AND SARDINE
ase
F] SHERMEN: NUMBER NUMBER
ON VESSELS... . . 41 82

ON BOATS AND SHORE. .

TOTAL. .

VESSELS, MOTOR.

GROSS TONNAGE .

BOATS, MOTOR.
GEAR:
NUMBER. . . .
LENGTH, YARDS

YARDS AT MOUTH.

10
4,175

= ee a
POTS AND TRAPS

SQUID

NUMBER

OTHER

NUMBER

NUMBER
65

GILL NETS, DRIFT

OTTER TRAWLS

SHRIMP

NUMBER

15

LINES

TEM Uae HAND
CRAB OCTOPUS SEA BASS OTHER
ALBACORE
F] SHERMEN; NUMBER NUMBER NUMBER NUMBER NUMBER NUMBER
ON VESSELS... .. : 13 77, 2 - 3 8
ON BOATS AND SHORE. : - - 10 6 8 e
TOTAL. : 13 i, 12 6 11 8
VESSELS, MOTOR. . ae te 6 3 1 1 2
GROSS TONNAGE . ens 76 37 19 = 16 52
BOATS MOTOR mem cia sheen cuits - - 5 3 4 -
GEAR:
NUMBER) -mteiiieticeiesix sieges: 560 67 6 3 5 8
SQUARE YARDS. 6 2 32 3. - 13, 600 7,900 25, 300 -
HOOKS OR BAITS. ..... - - - = 8
—
LINES - CONTINUED
ITEM HAND - CONTINUED TROLL LONG OR
—— SET
ROCKFI SH OTHER SALMON ALBACORE OTHER + WITH HOOKS
FISHERMEN: NUMBER NUMBER NUMBER NUMBER NUMBER NUMBER
ONRVESSELS\armopesie st tists 38 8 405 450 14 5
ON BOATS AND SHORE... . 24 66 128 22 34 2
[S555 SS SSS SS
TOTALNeuiew arr ctiretesiate 62 74 533 472 48 7
VESSELS, MOTOR. dieser 16 3 174 191 6 2
GROSS TONNAGE... .... 235 35 3,572 4,102 117 24.
BOATS, MOTOR. Br onciate 12 33 78 11 25 1
GEAR:
NUMBERS pes Wasiioe ret a ctisere 62 74 1,512 1,818 279 30
HOOKS OR BAITS. ..... 124. 148 6, 048 1,818 279 3, 000
=
TOTAL, EX-
ITEM Des poe! & HARPOONS, TONGS, SHOVELS, CLUSIVE
Se OOPaNETS SWORDF! SH OYSTER CLAM OF DUPLI -
CATION
alee
NUMBER NUMBER NUMBER NUMBER NUMBER
F | SHERMEN: Anema Prana Seay iene aes
ONDVESSEUS Sarno esa eae 3 10 - = 793
ON BOATS AND SHORE. - = 3 2 311

TOTAL. .

VESSELS, MOTOR.

GROSS TONNAGE .

BOATS, MOTOR,
GEAR, NUMBER,

PACIFIC COAST FISHERIES

MONTEREY DISTRICT OF CALIFORNIA - CATCH BY GEAR, 1965

SPECIES

ANCHOVIES ey ot ol ell te:
FLOUNDERS;

CAL] FORNIA
SAND DABS,

HAL] BUT

"SOLE";
DOVER. .
ENGL] SH.
PETRALE.

OTHER moms

HERRING, SEA .
KING CROAKER .
LINGCOD. 0...
MACKEREL, JACK
PERCH...
POMPANO, . . «
ROCKFISHES . .
SABLEFISH. . .
SARDINE, PACIFI
SHARKS, UNCLASS
SKATES . 2. e
GEMS go clo
TURBON Muonanie
UNCLASS] FIED, BA
ANIMAL FOOD. .
CRABS;
DUNGENESS. .
ROCKSs ve sos
SHRIMP, OCEAN.
OCTOPUS.
SQUID. .

TOMA rey well is) elle

Ca OY

2 8 ©

BUDO OOOODDOOG GOO 0

435

PURSE SE]NES AND
LAMPARA NETS

POUNDS
3, 958, 600 $58, 347
340, 700 28, 289
41, 000 2,823
2,747, 400 78, 330
2,600 388
38,600 9, 988
257, 300 26, 056
15, 900 1, 302

16, 260, 400 407, 767

OTTER TRAWLS POTS AND TRAPS
POUNDS VALUE POUNDS VALUE
6, 100 $1,281 a =
98, 400 5, 986 = =
85, 600 4,292 5 S
433, 700 34, 866 - =
275, 000 36, 033 2 =
242, 100 12, 541 = a
600 68 é ©
16, 400 969 = 2
72,600 1,397 = =
900 63 = 3
25, 600 2, 534 = 3
200 6 -
100 13 2
2, 105, 000 111,023 & =
231,000 83180 = 3
12, 300 403 =
54, 500 903 S
400 18 é =
48, 500 970 S =
= 6, 900 $2,610
= = 200 21
700 488 = Ks
100 8 2, 400 192
3, 709, 800 222, 042 9, 500 2,823

GILL AND DIP, BRAIL OR
SHB 35 TRAMMEL NETS DUNES SCOOP NETS
POUNDS VALUE POUNDS VALUE POUNDS VALUE
BONTTORAu ee aeecte. sie. outs = 10, 600 $720 5 Z
QNIPANS 6 6G 66 6 8.0 0 = 2; 900 114 Fi z
FLOUNDERS:
CALIFORNIA HALIBUT . . . 70, 000 $15, 478 17, 900 4,117 E .
SANDEDABS MUNI caear S : 20; 900 1,359 2 =
"SOLE";
BETRALE Senses = : 1, 400 196 E F
GUN Gitar dai ome : 2 100 12 : 2
UNCLASSIFIED 1... 7,800 761 3, 900 390 =
OTHERS Ga Men See te 24; 900 2,141 24, 000 2, 160 3
HAREMPa ner U Recue ao: ‘ s 4,700 94 E =
HERRING SEATS Sone 8 102, 400 8, 200 g S 39, 900 $3, 192
KINGHCROAKEREES IS 4.) Se 39, 500 2,963 z e z zy
MINGCOD MIRE hers ees o> = 51, 300 5, 233 : E
MACKEREL:

TACK MAG MEM vac eR rue 2 2 p 4, 300 172
PACIFIC Son seen ht 2 200 22 Z 2
BERGHE SU Ley BO 8, 400 1,021 S i 5, 400 756

BOMPANO Mees eum ee = 4, 100 1,476 2 2
ROCKRISHES 8 See 8 oun) = 513, 400 30; 804 zi
GMOS 6 oO 66 oO 5 339, 900 13, 198 = é
SALMON:
CH]NOOK OR KING. . 2. . e = 373, 800 231, 836 =
SILVER OR COHO..... = 2 118, 100 48, 604 é
SEA BASS, WHITE. . 0... 5, 200 1, 353 400 104 s
SHARKS, UNCLASSIFIED . . . 40, 100 1,363 : i : A
SKATES it earinaee arias 3, 800 50 900 15 z x
SME TAAL autumn ta 8 2 : = = 8, 100 689
TUNA, ALBACORE ....2.. 3, 492, 000 482, 233 - -
SQUID Ame iea See cin : 2 6, 900 159
TOMAS kn nee neeric 4, 980, 500 822, 687 64, 600 4, 968
SPECIES TONGS SHOVELS
POUNDS VALUE POUNDS VALUE POUNDS VALUE
SWORD NSH Smee iim uae = z = z 1, 300 $676
GUNS, MD, 6555.5 oo a : 200 $129 2 =
OYSTERS, PACIFIC... . 5,900 $1,349 z = 2 :
TOTA Eee eee: 5, 900 1,349 200 129 1, 300 676
ee

PACIFIC COAST FISHERIES

436

SANTA BARBARA DISTRICT OF CALIFORNIA - OPERATING UNITS, 1965

PURSE SE]NES AND LAMPARA NETS

POTS AND TRAPS

ITEM MACKEREL
ANCHOVY AND
SARD] NE
MBER NUMBER NUMBER NUMBER NUMBER NUMBER NUMBER
F |] SHERMEN: Ebest — ae a a —=—_ ——
ONIVESSESParegusmicmictrcinccnse 6 23 6 - 54 3 25
ON BOATS AND SHORE... . 12

VOUS ola o okt o=a.d

VESSELSHUMOTOR Mls eee lee
GROSS TONNAGE... ...
BOATSNEMOTORSI o Gwe con =
GEAR:
NUMBERS st uSda laces
LENGTH, YARDS...
YARDS AT MOUTH. . .

Aes
POTS AND GILL NETS, DRIFT LINES
MIRARS|E= TRAMMEL
ITEM CONT] NUED NETS Hoe)
OTHER
OCTOPUS ALBACORE
NUMBER NUMBER NUMBER NUMBER
F] SHERMEN; —_— —— ——* —=—
ONBVESSELS Harem memory en 9 2 5 39
ON BOATS AND SHORE. . . . 14 6 10 26
TRO Women oeaied: Ges 6 10 65
VESSEUSSaMOTORG) er cue ny ie 5 13
GROSS TONNAGE». 1... = 324
BOATS» (MOTORWis Gosaa se 3 5 19
GEAR;
NUMBER ye sites: aN ee 3 5 65
SQUARE YARDS, .. 20.
HOOKS OR BAITS. a
LINES - CONT] NUED
ITEM

LONG OR SET
WITH HOOKS

ROCKF] SH OTHER SALMON ALBACORE

NUMBER NUMBER
35 4

NUMBER NUMBER

65 394
162

NUMBER NUMBER

4
16

F] SHERMEN;
ONIVESSELS Wie meintetei ce rite
ON BOATS AND SHORE...

TOTALiey Si alewienie eck. 227
VESSELS, MOTOR. . .. 2
GROSS TONNAGE | 1 11. 2 Ez
BOATSSUMOTOR Mn costa acne 4 8
GEAR:
NUMBER... .
HOOKS OR BAITS.
TOTAL, EX-
ay DIP, aes L | HARPOONS, TONGS, Cees BY HAND, CLUS] VE
Ss =
Gavia WORDF 1 SH OYSTER Rees OYSTER GF UBL
ll
NUMBER NUMBER NUMBER NUMBER NUMBER NUMBER
F] SHERMEN: — wee NOMBER NUMBER NUMBER
ONBVESSELS sec emneae aie 11 9 _ 25 = 591
ON BOATS AND SHORE. . . . - = 12 164 12 611
J
TOTALS eterna ste? cs W 9 12 189 12 1, 202
VESSELS MOTOR sitchen cs sasqeme 4 3 = 10 - 232
GROSS TONNAGE > 2 2 3 3 106 60 = 250 : 5, 392
BOATS;- MOTOR). suse. oc = : 12 82 12 297
GEAR, NUMBER... . 2 eee 11 3 12 94 = -
re = —

PACIFIC COAST FISHERIES

437

SANTA BARBARA DISTRICT OF CALIFORNIA - CATCH BY GEAR, 1965

SPECJES

ANCHOVIES ayeinoinoilel ents
BONITO CWemtein-tueltontonroers
CABE ZONES roi neliremclitemtenie
FLOUNDERS;:
CALIFORNIA HALIBUT. .
SANDEDASSivamami sire neaes
"SOLE":
DOVER. .
ENGLISH .
PETRALE .
REX@rommens!
SAND, . .
OTHERS mre.
HERRING, SEA.
LINGCOD ....
MACKEREL:
JACK. .
PACIFIC
RERCH Bane
POMPANO . .
ROCKFISHES. .
SABLEFJSH . .
SALMON, CH] NOOK
SARDINE, PACIFIC. .
SEA BASS, WHITE. .
SHARKS, UNCLASSIFIED.
SKATES a eteoitolrer ceils
TURBO Tom ommneltoanelre
UNCLASSIFIED, BAIT AND
ANIMALES ROOD) ye) snc te)
CRABS:
DUNGENESS .....
ROIS 0 G6.0 0 0 0
LOBSTER, SPINY... .
SHRIMP, OCEAN... .

eo ee ee woe
eiieiielelienelreiite
el vol vel ehtere} \e
0.66010 050 6:0
ch elkeneliohienisnie

.
.
.

Or esec eee

a
za
z
© © © © © Ge © © © ©

OCTORUS Si a) 5
SQUID Rua enr- rome ct.

TOTALS 6) 2 0)

PURSE SE]NES AND
LAMPARA NETS

46, 700 $3,079
17, 000 445
200 8

7, 133, 800 173, 417
850, 100 21, 080
1,000 85
149, 800 10, 863

GIL

OTTE

POUNDS

100

240, 000
1,000

118, 700
907, 800
400, 200
127, 500
87, 300
31, 800

20, 600

4,600

1, 448, 000
52, 400
300

300

3,800
2,000

19, 400

1, 215, 000

200

R TRAWLS

POTS AND TRAPS

POUNDS VALUE

4, 200 $1, 968
153, 200
100, 900 76 , 332

4,682, 300

DIP, BRAIL OR

TRAMMEL NETS LIBIES SCOOP NETS
POUNDS VALUE POUNDS VALUE POUNDS VALUE
BARRACUDA WAMrsineinetcn cikelE oie 12, 400 $1,715 2, 500 $200 = =
ECNINe, 6566 66 6.6.6 66 - - 800 24 = =
CABEZONESmmreursprentemreune mene - - 3, 000 189 = =
FLOUNDERS:
CALIFORNIA HALIBUT. . . . 141,800 34, 032 14, 500 3,625
SANDEDABS rave icmeytemioiens - - 1,200 96
"SOLE":
ENGIENSHifeprepier ols) cite) (e - 2, 000 160 - -
RESTIRAU EN up tetete oe) - 400 50 =
GND Ss 66 5 6.0.8 0 6 - - 600 72 - =
UNCPASSIIFIIEDS, eis) coe 2, 300 203 1, 900 181 =
OTHERDAen ci eine enc 1,200 72 1,600 96 -
KING CROAKER. ....... 3, 900 212 = = =
LIXESO) 6 GS Giolo Gao 6 5 - = 25, 000 3, 000 = =
PANG 6 56 6 6! 68 66 Oo 6 25, 200 5,796 S - 8, 100 $2,025
FOMAINO oo 6 5 oo 660 8 - - 300 51 - =
ROCKRISHES Eien omemeneare nts - 284, 900 17,094 -
SABLERISH momen mem coarse = 700 32 = =
SALMON:
CHINOOK OR KING. ... - 79, 700 49, 794. © =
SILVER OR COHO. . . 1. - 25, 300 9, 263 = =
SEA BASS:
BACK Gram ataiiettell fic lohrenis - - 700 111 =
WU 6°56 oho bo ooo 83, 500 23, 088 9, 800 2, 744 5
SHARKS, UNCLASS]FIED. ... 113, 600 11,578 4, 900 539 =
SHEERSHEAD caren mre iccmreeionte - - 500 29 -
GWE 6.6 ono 0-0-0 0.0 O 400 18 - = -
SOWA 6-5 5 566500 2, 000 840 = -
TUNAGWALBACOREM emacs ous 3, 149, 400 435, 017 = -
UNCLASS]FIED, FOR FOOD... 100 6 = = = -
FAVS 6 60 00 0 6-60 GC - - - - 27, 800 278
OMA sireuteamelireiieatenis) te 384, 400 76,720 3,611, 700 523, 207 35, 900 2, 303
SPECIES HARPOONS TONGS AND BY HAND | DIVING OUTFITS
POUNDS VALUE POUNDS VALUE
SWORD FillSHmeMretesmteireractnshtotirs 56, 100 $23, 563 = =
NSNUONZ 545 660.0% 6.6 6 - - - -
OYSTERS PAG FllGemseuremter ee - - 174, 800 $40, 215
TOWN 6:0 0-0.0.0 070 56, 100 23, 563 174, 800 40, 215

438

PACIFIC COAST FISHERIES

SAN PEDRO DISTRICT OF CALIFORNIA - OPERATING UNITS, 1965

PURSE SE]NES AND LAMPARA NETS

1TEM

F] SHERMEN;
ON VESSELS. . 2 2 2
ON BOATS AND SHORE. .

TOTAL. » » we woe

VESSELS, MOTOR. ...
GROSS TONNAGE...
BOATS, MOTOR. ....
GEAR:
NUMBER. . 2. 2 so «
LENGTH, YARDS...

ANCHOVY

NUMBER

[A a

MACKEREL

SARD] NE

NUMBER

—_;—_—__-

NUMBER
14

NUMBER
1, 396

NUMBER

0.2 0 14 53 5 121
eee 465 4,174 103 38,475
oe 4 45 - - 211 4
9.0.6 16 55 = 5 121 4
500 7, 250 29, 280 - 2, 150 93, 315 1,450

1TEM

F] SHERMEN:
ON VESSELS. 2 3 5
ON BOATS AND SHORE. .

uoWNks 6 Goo oO

VESSELS, MOTOR. ...
GROSS TONNAGE...
BOATS, MOTOR. . ...
GEAR:
NUMBER Siir-mte iol siirelereints!
SQUARE YARDS. . « « «

POTS AND
TRAPS,
LOBSTER,
SPINY

BARRACUDA

TRAMMEL
NETS

NUMBER

5
12

WARDS HATIMOUTH Om ete: vel) cite = |

LINES - CONTINUED
ITEM HAND - CONT|NUED TROLL
ROCKFISH | ay hELOWF IN, OTHER SALMON ALBACORE
MBER BER
Serna NU NUMBER NUMBER NUMBER NUMBE! NUMBER
ONNVESSEUSs 44 eu ls 135 318 31 30

ON BOATS AND SHORE. .

TOTAL. « « « © 2

VESSELS, MOTOR. . ...

100

10

12

GROSS TONNAGE... 0. . 218
BOATS SIMOTORN Payee es) uns ces 3
GEAR:
NUMBER isi(saseeay ojos ss 180 302 131 12 2, 700 153
YARDS AT MOUTH. . .. . « 360 302 é é @ -
HOOKS OR BAITS. = 262 | 48 2,700 153
=i pea Te] hr
CONTIMUED DIP, BRAIL | DIVING UQUIALD [Es
0 HARPOONS CLUS] VE
ITEM ORESCOOR SWORDFISH OUTFITS: OF DUPLI-
LONG OR SET NETS ABALONE GASTON
WITH HOOKS
ee ee se | eee
a See NUMBER NUMBER NUMBER NUMBER NUMBER
ONAVESSES Sie reaeiieaenes 7 36 44 14 2,919
ON BOATS AND SHORE... 10 28 88 506
TOTA Wa Manel anece u 27 64 44, 102 3, 425
sae
VESSESSaIMOTORS) ebitetin ans 7 ul 19 ie 6 575
GROSS TONNAGE | 1... 154 281 357 95 54, 156
BOATS SM MOTOR Seu ena ote 5 14 = 44 494
GEAR:
NUMBERS yearn cotta’ 104 62 19 52 =
HOOKS OR BAITS. 1... 10, 400 c : :
4, Jt

PACIFIC COAST FISHERIES

439

SAN PEDRO DISTRICT OF CALIFORNIA - CATCH BY GEAR, 1965
SPECIES PURSE SEINES AND POTS AND TRAPS, GILL AND
LAMPARA NETS LOBSTER, SPINY TRAMMEL NETS
POUNDS VALUE POUNDS POUNDS VALUE
ANCHOVIES . as 1, 586, 200 $26, 634 = ror Ss
BARRACUDA . ae 81,400 11,652 5 187, 500 $30, 563
FOMWOs o o-g oo o.oo 6 5, 439, 300 140, 780 = =
FLOUNDERS, CALIFORNIA

HALIBUT. . . ene 6 - - 2 173, 000 40, 900
FLYING FISH . 5 38, 400 4, 980 < 96 , 600 13,138
HALFMOON. . . , - - = > 4,000 696
KING CROAKER. i 300, 000 12,721 = = 661, 500 27,783
MACKEREL:

DINARS (aia GuatoNor one 56, 778, 500 1,577, 434 2 = : =

FACHRIC 6 6 6.0.50 6 5, 952, 700 192, 350. = - 1,000 30
ORAMEVEAnger wt, aecsr is) cul - 800 126 = = =
BERGH [ise ivi oe ev ices Sakoa cere - - - - 56, 400 4, 908
POMPANO..... 5 13, 200 3,833 S S ©
SARDINE, PACIFIC. P 1,433, 100 78,833 = 5 e
SEA BASS:

BACK itciice cise ste ce - - - = 76,600 11,599

WHISTESuaa rem cieticpesk suey - - = 1,113, 700 237, 004
SHARKS, UNCLASSIFIED. . . - - - = 205, 300 26, 606
SHEERSHEAD MAR WEwey ei cuee - - 1,700 $130 = =
SMELT Siereit ck snes 47, 100 1,329 S = 23, 000 651
TUNA:

ALBACORE. . . . aaa 149, 900 24, 284 = 2 S ©

GUERIN oo 610 OG O16 13, 653, 700 1, 783, 150 - - -

SKIIPUACK Erm mmr meres 58,091, 200 6,051, 574 - = &

WELUONFIN' 4 6 6 86 6 6 118,041, 000 16, 208, 197 3 = 5 ©
VANVEENIT 0 66 6 00-0 1,200 89 - - - -
VECUOWTAN Cm imran 90, 800 10, 148 o = = S
UNCLASS] FIED, BAIT AND
ANIMAL FOOD. ...... - - -

CRABS, ROCK . . By ped - 169, 200
LOBSTER, SPINY. okie - = 208, 000
SQUID 6 oo 5 5 6 oon oO 7, 432, 100 82, 700 S
TOU G6 6 269, 130,600 26, 210,814 378, 900 191,821 | 2,606, 400 394,046
DIP, BRAIL OR
SPECIES LINES GhomD NES HARPOONS DIVING OUTFITS
POUNDS VALUE POUNDS VALUE POUNDS VALUE | POUNDS | VALUE
BARRACUDA. ..... . 33, 100 $5, 528 = - = S = =
CABRITUWAR nes ou cmren) c 700 124 - -
FLOUNDERS:

CALIFORNIA HALIBUT. . . 187, 800 46, 950 = = = = - =

SANDEDABS) eprom enieieice 300 43 = - = S =

"SOLE":

ENGLISH... int 100 8 = : = © =

UNCLASS] FJED. D6 3, 200 378 = = = = = =
FLYING FISH. . ve - - 36, 100 $5,126 - - =
GROURERS He sees aaamerres 182, 000 38,698 2 > = = = =
HAUEMOONS Weis =) ele ee 5, 400 1,229 = = S S 6
KING CROAKER. ..... 68, 900 3, 445 = 2 = = - =
(SINECCD)! GG) obs GOWNS 600 99 2 e = = =
MACKERELy

INRe cokae ents mumerno 400 12 = S = S 2

PNNFIC 3 Go 6 o dou 300 9 229, 400 9,176 5 o 5
OPAL EVES his spilt Shes 1,700 374 = + = = =
ROMPANO}ner io tet vay oes eae 5, 000 1, 500 S : 2 = o
ROCKFISHES, .. . pte 593, 800 73, 565 - - z © =
SABLEFISH . . . Sa 1, 300 124 = 2 = = = =
SALMON:

CHINOOK OR KING... . 2,900 1,885 = S = = = ©

SILVER OR COHO. .... 1,100 408 = = a =
SCULBIING see ack cra st 25, 400 8, 538 = = = =
SEA BASS:

ELUNE SG, guigs cue screomrauc 228, 000 36, 936 > = = - =

WHITES Geis Ss, afcens) Mte 94, 000 20, 980 S Z 3 iS
SHARKS, UNCLASSIF]ED. . . 35, 800 4,654 = a © - 2 2
SHEEPRSHEADE).) os) ele 56 4, 800 384 = = & S -

SKATES aon aciieaten cine 400 42 - - - = = -
SWORDFISH «sel pea ete 46, 800 21,892 = - 191,300 | $89,145 = =
TUNA:

INUBACOREsw)-pit-pasBy-ae)e rcs 11, 255, 400] 1,827, 237 - S & =

BEUERING suet icmemry 10, 200 1, 326 = = 3 a 2

SKIIPUACK MME enim pacins 8,490,700] 883,033 = = = -

YELLOWFIN . Saree 9, 124, 200] 1, 268, 264 e 2 = =
WAHOOG Sern renig) pehuen ie as be 28, 400 8, 186 - = = = =
YELLOWTAIL. dl 27, 600 3,091 - ™ 5 = =
UNCLASS] FIED:

RORMEOOD Sie tuleuy-hecoy cilia 400 88 = = - - -

BAIT AND ANJMAL FOOD. . 110, 000 1,950 = - - - -
ABA CONES nwa: - - - = 278, 500 | $191, 387
SEU S, 5.0 to 6616 ate - 336, 600 4,040 = = = -

TOTAL. [30, 570, 700] 4, 260, 980 602, 100 18, 342 791, 00 | 89, 145 278, 500 | 191, 387

SAN DIEGO

PACIFIC COAST FISHERIES

DISTRICT OF CALIFORNIA - OPERATING UNITS, 1965

PURSE SEINES AND LAMPARA NETS

ITEM MACKEREL he
RRONSARDING TUNA OTHER
is NUMBER NUMBER NUMBER
FISHERMEN: —— SS —
ONEVESSEUS aeyersmtee el = 465 S
ON BOATS AND SHORE... . 9 a
TOTALS kui tacoma ere 9 465
——— = Aree
VESSELS, MOTOR. . 2. we « S 39
GROSS TONNAGE... = 12,873
BOATS se MOTOR May saismnercee cs 3 74
GEAR:
NUMBERW ate. 4 pre ceulelivs 3 39
LENGTH, YARDS 1, 200 30, 450

ITEM

GILL NETS, DRIFT

POTS AND
TRAPS,
LOBSTER,
SPINY

NUMBER

27
164

ALBACORE

F] SHERMEN:
ON VESSELS, . . « «
ON BOATS AND SHORE.

TOTAL. « « e «© «

VESSELS, MOTOR. . .
GROSS TONNAGE . . «
BOATS, MOTOR. ....
GEAR:
NUMBER sienresecuselrsiars
SQUARE YARDS. . . «
HOOKS OR BAITS. . .

BARRACUDA SEA BASS
NUMBER NUMBER
5

NUMBER
297

ITEM

F] SHERMEN:
ON VESSELS. 2. 2.
ON BOATS AND SHORE.

TOTAL. « 2 2 © «

VESSELS, MOTOR. ...
GROSS TONNAGE...
BOATS; MOTOR: 020) 0/0
GEAR:
NUMBER) 2. 2 2 2 0
HOOKS OR BAITS...

YELLOWEIN
por IsH AND. SKY PUACK
NUMBER NUMBER
54 206
40 8

LINES - CONT] NUED

HAND - CONTINUED

NUMBER

15
101

94 214

1TEM

F 1] SHERMEN:
ON VESSELS. .. 2.
ON BOATS AND SHORE.

TOTAL. « » « ©

VESSELS, MOTOR. ...
GROSS TONNAGE ...
BOATS, MOTOR. ....
GEAR:
NUMBER. 2 « © «© « «
HOOKS OR BAITS...

ALBACORE

NUMBER

315
101

OTHER

NUMBER
25

LINES -
CONT | NUED DIP, BRAIL DIVING ME ee
OR’ SCOOP HARECONS, OUTFITS COUSIME
LONG OR SET NETS SWORD RICH ABALONE aac
WITH HOOKS
NUMBER NUMBER NUMBER NUMBER NUMBER
Bes a es 6 3 1, 204
syle Le 24. 2 36 452
nee 24 2
— eS
om: 12 2
ae 96 2

SAN DIEGO

SPECIES

BARRACUDA... . .
BONITO. . . .
FLOUNDERS, CALIFORNIA
NU EWio o 6 oo 0.6
HALFMOON. . . 2. sss
KING CROAKER. . ...
MACKEREL:

JACK 3 3 ew

PACIFIC. . 0d
OPALEYE . . . . « «
PERCH... .
SARDINE, PACIFIC. .
SEA BASS:

IBUACK) | 306) |

WHITE . .
SHARKS, UNCLASS] FIED.
SHEEPSHEAD. 4010 .
SMEETeGreneiireyitesoiitelnte) ve!
TUNA:

ALBACORE. ....

BLUEFIN . .

SK] PJACK. 6-00

VEE OWRIING (3) 7c) fc) 0) arnt
WHISTEBAI Tg i) ee) cnt oe
YELLOWMTAILE. © 6 6 3 ee
CRABS HMROCKiityircperereiniencs
LOBSTER, SPINY. site

Woke o 6 60 00

SPEC]ES

BARRACUDA .
CABRILLA.
FLOUNDERS;
CALIFORNIA HALIBUT.
SAND DABS .....
"SOLE":
PETRALE . . 0 O:.0
UNCLASSIFIED. a ad
GROUPERS. ... .
HALFMOON,
KING CROAKER. . .
IINGCOD Bye auemerere!
MACKEREL, PACIFIC
ORAL EV Ede emia

RERCHI mewn ncieuitc .
ROCKFISHES. ... .
SALMON, CHINOOK OR KING
SCUMRIING@sumenitcl iotite .
SEA BASS;

BEACK rune i-lkeliteimeinstite

Wil IT ES oierelia elias
SHARKS, UNCLASSIFIED. .
SHEEPSHEAD . Go Oo, 60
SWORD ISH tueeimsvarsiteirepit=
TUNA:

ALBACORE. ...

BLUEFIN . 0: 10.5

SKIPJACK. . . 2. . o

YELLOWFIN . 6,50) 0
URBO Ti wre roiar-anemer tartare
WAHOOR es wicniteinremiont inte
VEEUOWTAIU i) core
ABALONE. .....

VOU bas og: 0°.0) 0) a

PACIFIC COAST FISHERIES

441

DISTRICT OF CALIFORNIA - CATCH BY GEAR, 1965

PURSE SE|NES
AND

POTS AND TRAPS,

LOBSTER, SPINY

LAMPARA NETS
POUNDS VALUE POUNDS VALUE
10, 400 $1,574 3 =
170, 400 6, 533 5 &
300 48 « is
1, 200 112 S 3
500 9 = 2:
2,000 139 6
100 13 é i
1, 300 181 a
83, 900 9,730 = =
= z 1, 700 $128
500 62 3 i
11, 900 1,881 = a
2,244, 500 291, 496 Z
15, 125, 700 1,626, 726 : =
27, 780, 100 3,878, 297 = 2
700 33 if =
1, 100 104 zt =
= é 6, 100 279
171, 400 138, 416

GILL AND

TRAMMEL NETS

POUNDS

31, 700

107, 000
700
3, 100

VALUE

$5, 040

22, 983
112
295

45, 434, 600 5, WhisuG Ler S28 aiay hone eO an) 938 179, 200 138,823 375, 400 68, 981

DIP, BRAIL
LINES OR HARPOONS DIVING OUTFITS
SCOOP NETS
POUNDS VALUE POUNDS VALUE POUNDS VALUE POUNDS VALUE
3, 100 $496 - - - -
500 90 = = = -
122, 800 30, 700 - - - - -
18, 000 4,510 S = - °
600 149 - - -
22, 900 5, 582 - - = =
31,800 7, 267 - - = =
100 16 - - = =
500 48 - - - =
100 12 - - - - - -
3, 100 223 10,600 $763 - - - -
500 68 - - 2 e
700 105 - - 2 & es
346, 900 41,698 - - = = =
100 80 - es - o 5 =
57, 300 15, 233 - - = = = =
38, 000 5, 586 = - = a
17, 200 4, 300 - = = =
34, 400 4,128 - = - 2
3, 500 263 = o =
3, 000 1,440 - - 26,700 | $12,827 -
3, 323, 200] 527, 264 - S = 3 5
19, 800 2,574 - = a 5 zi
2,534,100] 273,683 - > 5 S 5
1,608,200] 223,540 - - - - - -
1,000 154 - = Ss © ° =
3, 700 723 - es = © = -
8, 300 788 = = ° = 2 =
82,100 | $51,971
10, 600 763 26, 700 12,827 82, 100 51,971

PACIFIC COAST FISHERIES

LANDINGS BY HALIBUT FLEET AT SEATTLE, WASHINGTON

Landings of halibut at Seattle were 5.9 million pounds (dressed weight) valued at
$2.1 million. This was a decline of 1.9 million pounds (24 percent) but an increase of
$51,000 (3 percent) compared with 1964. Halibut landings from fishing grounds west of Cape
Spencer (4.1 million pounds) were 2.1 million less than in the previous year, while those
from grounds south of Cape Spencer (1.9 million) were 226,000 pounds greater.

Sablefish landings from fishing grounds off Cape Spencer (893,000 pounds) were
302,000 pounds less than in 1964.

The following tables contain a summary of the landings of dressed halibut and sable-
fish at Seattle by the U.S. halibut fleet. These data are not directly comparable with the

State and sectional tabulations, since the weights inthose tables represent the round weight
of fish landed.

LANDINGS BY THE HALIBUT FLEET AT SEATTLE, BY FISHING GROUNDS, 1965

(THOUSANDS OF POUNDS AND THOUSANDS OF DOLLARS)

HALIBUT (DRESSED)

FISHING GROUNDS TRIPS

NUMBER QUANTITY VALUE QUANTITY. VALUE QUANTI TY VALUE
WEST OF CAPE SPENCER. . 68 49 12 2,053 710 1,575 545
SOUTH OF CAPE SPENCER . 137 198 1, 304 476 301 110

WOU Goo) o) ne Ooo

48
HALIBUT ( (DRESSED) - CONT! NUED
SABLEF1SH
NO. 2 MEDIUM NO. 2 LARGE

QUANTITY VALUE QUANTITY VALUE QUANTITY. VALUE
2 287 93 = 5
SOUTH OF CAPE SPENCER . 77 25 893 204

SEE NOTE AT END OF NEXT TABLE.

LANDINGS BY THE HALIBUT FLEET AT SEATTLE, BY MONTHS, 1965

(THOUSANDS OF POUNDS AND THOUSANDS OF DOLLARS)
HALIBUT (DRESSED)

FISHING GROUNDS

QUANTITY.

4,057
2,783

WEST OF CAPE SPENCER.

MONTHS

CH] CKEN MEDI] UM

QUANTITY

NIGER ne Gry ee AR 34 1
MAVaRitch ceases Sur 376 12
SUN EA eee Sy kau 420 140
UUs PR reteyeneort 71 65
AUGUST cae ears 570 213
SEPTEMBER. 2... 253 94
OCTOBERI spesach Seswecnas 45 7
NOVEMBER. 4 ui

TOTAL.

MONTHS

quantity | VALUE
260 79

APRIL .

HINA Gay ide ce a ae eG
UUNES sunsets x0 vss Nodkter ve
UN ico ade gi 6
AUGUSiicnmreamenertacelecs
SEPTEMBER . ono 20
OCTOBER ita. yel telnet vate
NOVEMBER ie ciorenier re

TOTAL.

1/- LESS THAN $500,
NOTE; --THE 1965 PACIFIC HALIBUT FISHERY SEASON OPENED ON MARCH 25 IN AREAS 38 NORTHEAST AND 38 NORTHWEST AND
CLOSED ON JUNE 20 AND NOVEMBER 15, RESPECTIVELY. AREA 38 NORTH TRIANGLE OPENED APRIL 4 AND CLOSED APRIL 11. AREA
3B SOUTH OPENED APRIL 12 AND CLOSED SEPTEMBER 20, AREAS 1 AND 2 OPENED MAY 1 AND CLOSED SEPTEMBER 15. AREA 3A
OPENED MAY 1 AND CLOSED AUGUST 26.

PACIFIC COAST FISHERIES

WHALING, 1965

During the whaling season, the Del Monte Fishing Company and the Golden Gate
Fishing Company operated their two shore stations on Point San Pablo, Calif., and Bioproducts,
Inc. operated one plant at Warrenton, Oreg. As in 1964, Del Monte used the catcher boats
Allen Cody, Dennis Gayle, and Donna Mae; Golden Gate used the Lynnann and Sioux City;
and Bioproducts used the Tom and Al, The whaling season remained the same as in previous
years--April 1 to November 30, inclusive, for sperm whales and April 15 to October 15,
inclusive, for other whales.

There were 243 whalestaken in 1965--31 lessthan in the previous year. The take of
fin whales declined markedly from 147 in 1964to 114 in 1965, The capture of only 4 humpback
whales was a sharp drop from the 27 and 55 taken in 1964 and 1963, respectively, and far
less than the 199 taken in 1957. The small catch reflected the seriously depleted stocks of
humpbacks,. There were 22 sei whales taken--9 more thanin 1964 buta decline of 75 compared
with 1963. The catch of sperm whales (97) was the second largest in 25 years, exceeded
only by the catch of 104 in 1961, Four blue whales were captured during the usual autumn
passage of a few whales off the coast.

The catch was processedinto 2.8 million pounds of meal, 2.6 million pounds of oil,
and 3.0 million pounds of meat (for use as canned or frozen animal food). These products
were valued at $628,000 to the producer--a decline of 23 percent in volume and 14 percent

in value compared with 1964, z

WHALE CATCH, 1965

MONTH BLUE Sees FIN HUMPBACK SEI SPERM TOTAL
NUMBER NUMBER NUMBER NUMBER NUMBER NUMBER NUMBER
APR eel yacuone percocet = = 3 1 = 6 10
MAVARIEE She i SUAS - = 3 = a 6 9
JUNE Rather Sik se S 2 10 1 3 7 31
JULY SAE aia = = 40 2 16 6 64
AUGUSTOR Aes Cet - = 34 2 1 4 39
SEPTEMBER San na 3 z 24 2 1 16 44
GEMOBERSmar cueysueuaks 1 2 = 2 1 29 33
NOVENGER Sasa = S = e 13 13
TOU ¢ G-o°0 6 6 4 2 114 4 22 97 243
=
ee
WHALE PRODUCTS, 1965
(THOUSANDS OF POUNDS AND THOUSANDS OF DOLLARS)

ITEM QUANTITY VALUE

MEAL baryons es) scts sitar (or cafes foitnst eve rigiieeyer ee: ee 2,780 203

MEA occ 63000 a.0 016 6 0.0 G oO0 OOo G00 2,995 256

OIL:

SRE RM cts yire sesruet ree abiolite Wremsront et Point im epee taeeaye) 1, 056 66

WHALE Seti aC tears oyus ae in scl setae sels pcr re a 1,612 103

OUELL Wat oe ct GENO a SHON a Lo! Drea cea 8,443 628

NOTE:=-TO CONVERT POUNDS OF OIL TO GALLONS, DIVIDE BY 7.75.

st

PACIFIC COAST FISHERIES

FUR SEAL INDUSTRY OF THE PRIBILOF ISLANDS

Fur sealing on the Pribilof Islands produced 51,020 commercial sealskins during
1965, a decline of 13,186 from the previous year. In addition, 1,436 sealskins were taken
for experimental processing and special collections. Male seals accounted for 41,216
commercial sealskins; the remainder, 9,804 were taken from female seals. The return
of male fur seals was considerably below expectations. On the basis of observations made
during the previous season a return of 53,000 male fur seals had been estimated.
A shortage of 3-year-old bachelors accounted for most of the decline, Only 22,745 com-
mercial sealskins were taken from 3-year-olds compared with 28,827 in 1964.

Classes of seals taken on the Pribilof Islands, by age group, 1965

St. George
Island

By age: Percentage of kill
2-year-olds........ ehetsteleievers 4 4 2 1
B=year-oOldsS.....cssceces cou 56 25 Bp) 14
A=year-OldS.% .ccccecscecsce 36 44 39 31
5-year-olds.......... ekotelevers 4 15 3 18
6=year-OldB iiici.cec ce cicle cele Jo - 5) 1 14
7-year-olds....... efovaleteterctete - 4 - 8
8-year-olds and older...... 3

TOst akererckslelelsteteleelevershe

NOTE: Percentage of male seals for season July 7 to August 9. Percentage of
female seals for season August 16 to 27.

The number of female seals taken was slightly above the minimum needed to stabilize
the herd at the optimum number. The commercial yield was 6,352 immature females and
3,452 mature. Skins of the immature females canbe processed into a finished product that
is comparable with the male sealskin. The mature female skins, however, have intrinsic
qualities that make them less desirable for processed fur; however, the new close-shearing
process has made these skins more valuable than before. Only 81 female sealskins were
rejected because of poor quality.

Fur seal production on St. George Island was nearly 20 percent of the total harvest--
about average for the long term period.

There were 380 pelagic sealskins taken in research at sea during 1965, and 880
during 1964, These skins were sent to the Fouke Fur Company to determine their com-
mercial potential,

All adult male residents of the Pribilof Islands were employed in sealing and related
work, From 23 to 26 men were employed in sealing on St. George Island and from 32 to
34 on St, Paul Island, Seventy-six men worked in skin curing and carcass disposal com-
pared with 81 in 1964. Of these, 27 were residents of the Pribilof Islands, 24 were natives
of the Aleutian Islands, 7 came from Alaska, and 18 were from the contiguous States.
Incentive awards were given to top blubberers to encourage improved production, About
32 fur seal workers accepted off-season winter employment in the expanding king crab
industry along the Aleutian Islands.

A supply of 150 fully processed but inferior quality sealskins and three boxes of
scraps were donated tothe Pribilof public schools for use by the Adult Vocational Training
Program in developing local native arts and crafts.

PACIFIC COAST FISHERIES

The cold storage plant and handling procedures were improved. Bringing in the
carcasses shortly after each killing resulted in an improved product. About 868 tons of
frozen, ground seal meat were shipped out during the season.

Certain improvements in living conditions were made on the islands, In a contin-
uance of Bureau policy to gradually merge St. George and St. Paul villages, two new
residences were constructed at St. Paul. To forward this project, several pieces of
heavy construction equipment were acquired from Government surplus. Several additional
fuel storage tanks were installed on both islands, Conversion of heating systems from
coal furnaces to oil burners and boilers is now almost complete on St. Paul. A new water
treatment plant was also completed.

DISTRIBUTION AND TAKE OF SEALSKINS, 1965

The fur seal treaty provides that Canada and Japan each receive 15 percent of the
skins taken on the Pribilof Islands, The distribution of sealskins follows:

Item [see Canada ieee Total
dL
Number Number Number
From St. Paul Island:
Mallia Sicinsirioyerelejsloleteyctetereieleie 23,842 5,109
Female skins...... ddadbudos 4,832 1,035
+—
TOU aliveteverstalelevetelelerefeyeietere 282.674 6,144 6,144 40, 962
——
From St. George Island:
Mallen SICiN Siversyelelslelefeteieleisioleleye 5,010 1,073 1,073 7,156
Bemalle(SkinS *).\.ic\s'eecjecje sec » 2,032 435 435 2,902
OLA eretetelefoistevelcieiete/eve/siere 7,042 1,508 1,508 10,058
———} —_——<<_—<$=———
From both islands:
Male skins..... ehetselichelstolevetels 28,852 6,182 6,182 41,216
HemalemSk:inSareteretetelestorsielelerere 6, 864 1,470 1,470 9, 804
Grand total....... 90006 35,716 7,652 7,652 51,020
pee Pee

NOTE: In addition 854 experimental young bull sealskins were distributed: 129
to both Canada and Japan and 596 to the United States.

The standard packing formula used in 1965 was 80 male skins, 80 immature female
skins, or 65 mature female skins per barrel.

There were 227 barrels of seal blubber processed and packed for the Fouke Fur
Company, which uses blubber oil exclusively for tanning sealskins, An additional 50 bar-
rels of blubber were salted for future experimentation in extracting oil from blubber--to
demonstrate the practicability of saving shipping costs by rendering oil at the point of
origin,

SALE OF SEALSKINS, 1965

There were 38,067 fur sealskins sold for the account of the U.S. Government at the
two public auctions held in Greenville, S.C. Gross receipts from both 1965 sales were
$3,178,385. Offerings consisted of 25,489 conventionally processed skins, which yielded
$2,609,296, and 12,578 female skins, which sold for $569,089. The latter included 8,966

PACIFIC COAST FISHERIES

LAKODA sheared skins, which sold for $468,801, and 3,612 natural sheared, which brought
$100,288, Average prices received were $102.37 for conventional process, $52.29 for
LAKODA, and $27.76 for natural sheared. In addition, 68 skins were sold at special sales
for $6,411.
Distribution of Pribilof Islands Receipts, fiscal year, 1965
Item Amount
Cost of handling, processing, dyeing, and dressing....... $1,508,379
Cost of administration of Pribilof Islands.............+. 2,440,799
Payment to the State of Alaska.......... go000000000000 slele =
Net receipts to the U.S. Government..... doovoo00ddde o00dd 89,502
Mob allvateretatereVereholeteiclelohelavekereKeheelehelelletcloretleleKelelexeystoke pDOo00 4,038,680
NOTE: Figures shown in the above table are computed on a fiscal year basis.
Those quoted in the preceding narrative are on a calendar year basis.
NUMBER OF SKINS TAKEN AND GROSS RECEIPTS FROM THE
PRIBILOF ISLANDS FUR SEAL HERD, 1910-65
Number of skins taken Gross receipts in dollars
7
5, 000, 000
120,000
105, 000
4,000, 000
90, 000
75, 000 3, 000, 000
60,000
2,000, 000
45,000
30,000
1,000, 000
15,000

1910 1920 1930 1940 1950 1960 1965

SECTION 8 - GREAT LAKES FISHERIES ...

The United States and Canadian catch of fresh-water fish from the five Great Lakes
and three of the international lakes of northern Minnesota and Canada was 102.7 million
pounds--a gain of 8.1 million compared with 1964. The greater production resulted from
an increase in landings made by Canadian fishermen. The catch of alewives, chubs, and
yellow perch increased, but there were reductions in landings of lake herring and smelt.
Production of the two countries for the last 10 years averaged 109.0 million pounds.

Canadian production of 46.8 million pounds (up 8.9 million from 1964) was 46 percent
of the total United States and Canadian landings. The 18.6-million pound catch of yellow
perch in Lake Erie was 10.3 million (123 percent) greater than in the previous year and
largely accounted for the increased production.

Commercial landings in U.S. waters of the Great Lakes and international lakes were
55.9 million pounds worth $5.8 million--a decline of 782,000 pounds but an increase of
$260,000 compared with 1964. The increase in value over 1964 resulted from higher
prices received by fishermen for yellow perch, white bass, lake herring, and chubs.
Wisconsin led in volume of the catch with 20.1 million pounds followed by Michigan, 19.7;
Ohio, 11.5; and Minnesota, 3.4 million pounds. New York, Pennsylvania, Indiana, and
Illinois supplied the remaining 1.2 million pounds. The Great Lakes in order of produc-
tion were: Michigan, Erie, Superior, Huron, and Ontario. The catch in Lake of the Woods
(1.7 million pounds) accounted for 94 percent of the U.S. catch in the international lakes.

Fishermen and vessels. There were 2,364 fishermen, 375 vessels (5 net tons or more),
and 1,113 other craft employed in the U.S. commercial fisheries of the Great Lakes.
Fishermen on vessels averaged 100 man-days of fishing and vessels averaged 92 craft-
days; fishermen on other craft averaged 40 man-days of fishing and other craft averaged
31 craft-days. There were 144,062 fishermen days and 68,486 craft days of operation--a
decrease of 7,314 fishermen days and 4,812 craft days compared with 1964.

Fishing effort. Compared with 1964, total fishing effort decreased for the following
gears: Pound nets, 1010 lifts; fyke and hoop nets, 4,250 lifts; haul seines, 279,000 linear
yards; 4-to 7-inch mesh gill nets, 612,000 linear yards; and otter trawls, 5,147 hours.
The following gears showed increased effort: Trap nets, 413 lifts, 1-1/4-to 2-inch mesh
gill nets, 127,000 linear yards; 2- 1/8-to 3-inch mesh gill nets, 3,307,000 linear yards;
and 7-1/8-to 14-inch mesh gill nets, 141,000 linear yards. A decline or increase in total
fishing effort for a particular gear is usually caused by a low or high availability of one
or more species. Weather, demand, and supply are also factors that influence the effort.
Smaller smelt catches in Lake Superior resulted in fewer pound net lifts; a decrease in
the fyke and hoop net fishery was caused by the lack of yellow perch in Green Bay.
Weather and markets played an important part in the decrease in effort by otter trawls.
In addition, this gear was declared illegal in Lake of the Woods where it had been used
for harvesting tullibee. Increased markets for smoked chubs caused the increase in
fishing effort for 2-1/8-to 3-7/8-inch mesh gill nets.

Processed products. The value of processed fishery products in1965 was $30.1 million--
an increase of $8.0 compared with the previous year. Ohio continued to lead in the value
of processed products. There were 256 wholesale and processing establishments operating
in 1965 compared with 254 plants in 1964.

U.S. catch by lake.

Lake Ontario. The Lake Ontario catch of 217,000 pounds was 19 percent less than
in 1964. The catch in this lake for the last 10 years averaged 243,400 pounds,

Lake Erie. The catch of 13.5 million pounds in Lake Erie was about the same as in
the previous year. Yellow perch landings of 3.2 million pounds were 1.6 million larger
than in 1964, but the catch of catfish, sheepshead, smelt, and white bass declined.

Lake Huron. Commercial landings of 4.7 million pounds in Lake Huron were 14

percent larger than in 1964. There were slight increases in the catch of carp, chubs,
yellow perch, and yellow pike.

263-707 O - 67 - 29

GREAT LAKES FISHERIES

Lake Michigan, The catch of 27.0 million pounds in Lake Michigan, the volume
leader in 1965, was about 800,000 pounds more than in the previous year. Compared with
1964, there were greater landings of alewives, 14.0 million pounds (up 19 percent); carp,
2.0 million (up 53 percent); and chubs, 7.4 million pounds (up 44 percent). However,
yellow perch landings of 1.3 million pounds were 78 percent less than in 1964.

Lake Superior, The commercial catch in Lake Superior yielded 8.7 million pounds--
about 900,000 pounds less than in 1964. Landings of lake herring (4.7 million pounds) and
smelt (1.2 million) declined 1.5 million pounds and 800,000 pounds, respectively; but the
catch of chubs (2.1 million pounds) increased 1.3 million pounds compared with the pre-
vious year.

International lakes. Production in the international lakes was 1.7 million pounds--a
decline from the 3.1 million pounds takenin 1964. Principal cause of the reduced landings
was the legal restriction placed on use of otter trawls in Lake of the Woods. As a result,
tullibee landings in this Lake dropped from 2.2 million pounds in 1964 to 844,000 pounds
in 1965,

Sea lamprey control, The Bureau operated 16 electrical control barriers in streams
along the south shore of Lake Superior to test the effectiveness of a selective lampricide
being used to control the sea lamprey. The catch of 11,834 adult sea lampreys was much
less than the record 67,230 lampreys taken in 1961. Initial stream treatments with the
lampricide were completed for all Lake Superior tributaries, and in Lake Michigan, only
five streams remain to be treated. Surveys to determine lamprey-producing streams
were completed for all Lake Huron tributaries.

Research. The new Bureau research laboratory, located on the North Campus of the
University of Michigan, was completed in August 1965. The building houses Bureau em-
ployees of the Branches of Biology, Fishery Statistics, and Technology; the Biological
editing staff; ADP unit; and the Great Lakes Fishery Commission. Four research vessels,
Cisco, Kaho, Musky II, and Siscowet continued to operate on the Great Lakes in support
of research studies intended to aid management, conservation, and development of the
Lake fisheries.

Other information. Condensed summary data on the catch of the Great Lakes fisheries
appearing on the following pages have been previously published in Current Fishery
Statistics No. 4225, Seasonal variations in the catch of fish landed in Wisconsin, Ohio,
and Michigan can be ascertained from monthly landing bulletins issued currently in
cooperation with the fishery department of these States. Additional specific data on Great
Lakes fisheries may be found in the daily, monthly, and annual reports published by the
Bureau's Fishery Market News Service office in Chicago, Il.

Acknowledgments. The following organizations assisted in the collection of data
appearing in this section: Dominion Bureau of Statistics of Canada; Illinois Department
of Conservation, Division of Fisheries; Indiana Department of Conservation, Division of
Fish and Game, Section of Fish Management; Michigan Department of Conservation, Fish
Section, Great Lakes Fisheries; Minnesota Department of Conservation, Division of
Game and Fish, Section of Fisheries; New York Conservation Department, Division of
Fish and Game; Ohio Department of Natural Resources, Division of Wildlife, Section of
Fish Management; Pennsylvania Fish Commission; and the Wisconsin Conservation
Department, Fish Management Division.

GREAT LAKES FISHERIES ag

SUMMARY OF UNITED STATES AND CANADIAN CATCH, 1965

THOUSANDS OF POUNDS

LAKE ONTARIO

LAKE ERIE
SPECIES

QUANTITY QUANTI TY
BLUEBEIIKE@eia Caneel cathe (1) (1)
BOWRIINSiecterete mito. a, aes 1 12
BUFFALOFISH. ...... : 73
BULLHEADS . . . . 106
EUs sé ono poo} 5
GAR Ro a Gao 0 08 'b 60.0 3, 343
CATIISHieyeen rey aenen a) 1,111
CRAPRIED FO GP 26
EELS, COMMON. ...... - -
GARISH 5 o go b o-6 6 On (1) - (1)
GIZZARD SHAD. ....... : 11
GOUDRAISHE: ci ties sss ee: he 7 168
LAKE HERRING. ... 1... - 1
BAKEMROUTE MINT e cunt! oy iene = (1)
MOONEYE OR GOLDEYE. : - 1
PIKE OR PICKEREL...... - 1
QUITEEBACKGAIEN onan onnns : - (1)
ROCKS BASS ieatat ry wales eka ys 26
SAUGERN yecivonieiaers : (1)
SHEEPSHEAD. . . . s 4,984
SMELT . eine 5 11,714
STURGEON. .... 3 3
SUCKERS... .. 270
SUNRISHeen eae 3 4
WHITE BASS. Sonate : 3,721
WHITEFISH, COMMON . . ; 6
WHITES PERCHERON oo) Ua Gdaer -
VEUUOWNPERCH. S96) 5 4) cle 8 21, 760
YELLOW PIKE . 3 783

UNCLASSIFIED, FOR ANIMAL
ROODMMLPLS Ei mast

WOWNES o-oo 6 oa

LAKE HURON are LAKE SUPERIOR
UNITED UNITED UNITED
STATES UA TOTAL STATES STATES

SPECIES

QUANTITY | QUANTITY | QUANTITY | QUANTITY | QUANTITY QUANTITY

WUBNVES 3: colo. alo 6! c 14, 007 (1)
Bevis 9 0.15 ole oa fo - - -
EULIMENOS 55.0 oo cd 040 (1) - (1)
EURO ¢ o 6 0.0 B00 0 7 2 9
GNNPo 0 9.'p.0 6016 (1) 1 1
CAUIPIGH: oo" with S688 cores - - =
CRESS i ono: 66 Blo. Ompstone 2.133 63 2,196
CRABRIE emer D0 6 é a
GIZZARD SHAD. . (1) (1) - - -
LAKE HERRING. . 59 46 4, 732 1,553 6, 285
UNE. TROUTo 59.0 50 Uo 0 1 (1) 124 102 226
BIKESORMRIGKERELS iy teresa 7 23 (1) 3 3
QUITIBACKS Se) Sy: 9 9 - - -
ROCK BASS . a! 0 0 6 (1) 1 (1)
SAUGER MM meen ean . (1) 1 18 18
SCUIR IN De yiinr arated <)er-niene - 1 - -
SHEERSHEAD Pameimoiicn a tate toni-lite 58 (1) - -
SMELT. 0 0 0 32 927 1,243 1 1,244
STURGEON Sateaincyerciarersseuereues 17 2 (1) 2 2
SUCKERSIMa ar arent 168 34 23 57
WHITE BASS. - - - -
WHITEFISH:

COMMON. . . 995 434 135 569
MENOMINEE . . . 15 36 18 54
YELLOW PERCH. . . 1, 296 3 22 25
YELLOW PIKE . BL .ds'0 2 293
UNCLASSIFIED, FOR ANIMAL

FOOD) o'/ onto nolke te. an d4on8

TOTAL.

SEE FOOTNOTES AT END OF TABLE. (CONTINUED ON NEXT PAGE)

450

GREAT LAKES FISHERIES

SUMMARY OF UNITED STATES AND CANADIAN CATCH, 1965 - Continued

SPECIES

NUECES o fa phono ¢ 6
CUS PRIN 6 o-oo. 5 00 0
GomFUNG 50%. 0 Dp oo 6 0-0
BUFFALOF 1 SH nite °
BULLHEADS .
BURBOT.
CARPE.
CATFISH . 0-080) Oo. ooo
GES GS odio ofoo Do oO
CRAPPIE oe
EELS, COMMON. . . . w.
CIN 600.60 bono oO
GIZZARD SHAD. .
GOED BitSHateaacmeetrn
LAKE HERRING. . .
AK ESET ROW Ture yeni
MOONEYE OR GOLDEYE.
PIKE OR PICKEREL. .
QUILLBACK . . .
ROCK BASS, . Pa
SAUGERC a lumbeiirenz ciate
SCULRUING emetic.
SHEEPSHEAD, . .. « .
SMALP a! 60 0 so @to ao to-a- 0
STURGEON Sere imtcwilcghepm ster ere pnte
SUCKERS Srmtoimtiettentetar fas -tar efile
SUNFISHNeemnstiioa (eaenitetelret retire
TWEE 56 a avo 8 O15 Ho
WHISTESBASS) eet. 6 :
WHITEFISH;

COMMONI MC smiretntt erie svi sSarelale

MENOMIINEES 0 eoe)ie) eo a
WHITES RERCH Rremsrcmmsiics terrain
YELLOW PERCH. :
YELLOW PIKE .
UNCLASSIFIED,

FOOD . 5

ANIMAL

SOMA riete reat oils

SPECIES

BURBOT. . os
CHUBS . 2. . « e
CRAPPIE . » « «
PIKE OR PICKEREL
ROCK BASS .
SAUGER. . .
STURGEON. .
SUCKERS oc).
TUTE TIE BSc tore meme oilirs .
WHITEFISH, COMMON... .«
YELLOW PERCH.

se eo ee ewe
see eee
see eo ee ew
ss eo eo

BOt 00. 080 U80-0

VIBE OWMPRIK Xe irlgeviremnenire tere

UNCLASSIFIED, FOR ANIMAL

FOODIE ee) telveliel slieifiey tei.
OTA ErapivatroMre ov ey ieitian fe:

SEE FOOTNOTES AT END OF TABLE.

(THOUSANDS OF POUNDS)

TOTAL, GREAT LAKES

LAKE
ST. CLAIR

LAKE OF THE WOODS

UNITED UNI TED
STATES CANADA CANADA STATES CANADA TOTAL

QUANTITY | QUANTITY | QUANTITY | QUANTITY | QUANTITY | QUANTITY | QUANTITY
14, 007 5 z a 2
(4) 5 y 2
1 16 z 5 z
73 & % i s
147 143 2 105 107
23 7 270 173 443
6,652 502 - (1) (1)
1, 137 158 a s, és
10, 920 1, 556 z 185 185
1 58 z 18 18
25 189 = = 4
(1) - = = S
W z f £ 5
168 2 2 x ES
4,830 1,592 a e iN
124 103 x 3
1 = = (1) (1)
a1 54 60 304 364
6 59 a 18 18
1 18 43 7 80
1 = 3 S
4,105 952 i in Z
2,201 11,918 3 2
4 26 5 ; 5
794. 269 283 251 534
8 155 a % =
= = 844 = 844
1,113 2,702 E i s
1,624 857 = 127 127
60 67 Z Z 2
16 586 = S i
5, 490 19, 390 9 10 19
573 1,013 141 384 525
‘ 1, 189 , & 176 176
43, 579 97,735 887 1,652 1,792 | 3, 444
NAMAKAN LAKE RAINY LAKE
UNITED UNITED
STS CANADA TOTAL au ee CANADA TOTAL
QUANTITY QUANT ITY QUANTITY QUANTITY QUANT ITY QUANTITY
2 © 2 14 42 56
a 2 35 35
- (1) (1) 2 2
= 3 3 165 175
= 71 2 2
- - 1 1
a 2 2
o 98 118
= a 14
Z7 44
1 1
67 80
94, 94

GREAT LAKES FISHERIES

451

SUMMARY OF UNITED STATES AND CANADIAN CATCH, 1965 - Continued

(THOUSANDS OF POUNDS)

TOTAL, INTERNATIONAL LAKES

UNITED
STATES CANADA TOTAL

GRAND TOTAL, ALL LAKES

UNI TED CANA

SPECIES

QUANTITY QUANTITY QUANTITY QUANTITY QUANTITY QUANTITY
AURMNVESs co 666 0 6 - 14,007
EWE PINE 6 6 60 6 0 00 BD - (Gi)
EOF 6 5 40 6 0 G0 o!6 - 18
BURRAUORISH vomit tt=\reutemts - 73
EWLMTEADS 5 6 6 0 6 00 G6 2 409
BURBOTciN-m omens 0-06 286 531
GAMPo oo G00! 05 6 - 7,405
CURIE 0-5 o.0 0.0900 - 67 67 1,137 225 1, 362
GUESS oo 6 6600000 - 220 220 10, 920 1,776 12, 696
GRAPPLE. 0-0 0.0: 0 0-00 06 - 37 37 1 95 96
EELS COMMONS) fa) fsiien isi le fe - - - 25 189 214
GARISH en mnemicicn rents - - - (1) - (1)
GIZZARD SHAD. ...... - - - i) - i)
GOUDRISH Meiers - - - 168 168
LAKE HERRING. .......- - - - 4,830 1,592 6,422
WANE, UROW Do 6 o-0 6 6 Oo - 3 3 124 106 230
MOONEYE OR GOLDEYE. .... - (1) (1) 1 (1) 1
BIIKEMORSPICKERED sac) er cicles 70 487 557 101 541 642
CUIUMENES 5 o5)010 0 5 6 0 - - - 9 - 9
Rocks GSS: 5 Sob (010-6 6-0 - 39 39 6 98 104
GAUGES 5 6 Gyo 6 bo a. 6 43 38 81 44 56 100
SCULPIN coo 6 6 obo 6 - - - 1 - 1
SHEERSHEAD Rar carelmoMnoutettenae - 8 8 4,105 960 5,065
GENEL 6 §: bo: 0 40" 16 Bo. - - - 2,201 11,918 14,119
SyUREHONG' 66,6 oO bab 6 - 13 13 4 39 43
SUCK ERSH Un Meum |ieies Men leu nls 303 391 694 1,097 660 1,757
GUNPISI ob 166 O46 675 0 0 - 48 48 8 203 211
TWULIGZE. 6 6 og 8 6 6.678 858 - 858 858 - 858
WHIMTEMBASSIopisn ciao) cs) celine: - 30 30 1,113 2, 732 3,845
WHITEFISH:
GOING 36-050 00 oo act 24 162 186 1,648 1,019 2,667
MENOM TINE Calusa gureymcnremciate - - - 60 67 127
URIS PEE (oo 616 bo o 6 - 16 586 602
VERTOWNRERCH remem) (ene 5,499 19, 448 24, 947
VEMCOWRPTKEmreiterteuvee tents 727 1,749 2, 476
UNCLASSIFIED, FOR ANIMAL
FED) Go Globo op Oo 1, 506
VWOVALS 0 oo aida 5 ovo 102, 722

1/ LESS THAN 500 POUNDS.
NOTE:=-IN CANADA THE CATCH OF CRAPPIES HAS BEEN INCLUDED WITH ROCK BASS.

SUMMARY OF U. S. CATCH, 1965

(THOUSANDS OF POUNDS AND THOUSANDS OF DOLLARS)

QUANTITY

Mat? WORINa. .o 1 6 6 0.0 60 442 105
PENNSYLVANIA. ....... S515 91
OHIO. . . 00 a0 11, 528 1,163
MICHIGAN. (bo Oo oO 5 19, 748 Cp ue]
TINDIANAW Were oritemiteferel teM= Xe) ye 1
DLUINONS>s co o°6 0.0 6 00 41
WISCONSIN . a6 1,470
MINNESOTA .

TOTAL.

GREAT LAKES FISHERIES
i SECTIONAL SUMMARIES

SUMMARY OF U.S. OPERATING UNITS AND
FISHING EFFORT, BY LAKES, 1965

TOTAL,
INTER- EXCLU-
LAKE LAKE LAKE LAKE LAKE nevGnan | Give OE
\TEM ONTARIO ERIE HURON MICHIGAN | SUPERIOR Kee COPRIe
CATION
NUMBER NUMBER NUMBER NUMBER NUMBER NUMBER NUMBER
FISHERMEN:
ON VESSELS:
RSCUWARS ooo o16 6 0 6 3 18 3 108 45 5 195
PART=STIIMERS suri ene oe = 82 60 161 82 = 360
GASUAISe mae Oona - 66 61 121 60 - 261
ON BOATS AND SHORE:
REGUDAR IIIS Means ones © 7 = 3 6 - 16
PARVEINIIZS, ooo. 6.05006 2 93 90 94. 124 60 463
CASUAL: Set nites ates 52 257 139 380 225 16 1,069
( ———-—-
TOTAL FISHERMEN... « 7 523 353 867 542 76 2, 364
VESSELS, MOTOR:
Rae slo ooo due ore 1 6 1 36 15 3 66
PARTEMINZo v9 oo 608 peal z 41 28 79 40 3 179
CCU rs pen ha aaa - 33 | 30 59 30 3 130
Torun mu as sp we =
TOTAL GROSS TONNAGE . . 10 1,056 980 3,839 1, 456 - 6, 938
BOATS:
MOTOR:
REGULAR PEs” tieasteeese cee c 2 5 1 2 5 5
PARTEINIZE a da aloo. ¢ 1 40 45 47 60 27 220
CRUNCH GE iat cage. ef 29 205 104 264 187 12 BO?
TOTAL MOTOR BOATS . . . 30 247 149 312 249 39 1,026
OTHER: 9
REGUDAR Mer ites enna = 1 = # = = 1
PARTTIME enna wee = 14. z = 3 = 14
CASUA Iie ite R nS i bias 2 46 14 7 3 5 72
TOTAL OTHER BOATS .. . 2 61 14 7 3 5 87
DAYS OPERATED:
F] SHERMEN:
ON VESSELS . . se 507 12, 779 8,471 40, 963 18, 944 > 81,664
ON BOATS AND SHORE . . . 945 13,633 11,211 14, 636 15, 780 6, 193 62, 398
TOTAL FISHERMEN DAYS. . 1, 452 26, 412 19, 682 55, 599 34,724 144, 062
a = ————— ——— es
CRAFT:
VESSELSEM gies 4 a ate 169 5,810 3, 866 16,843 7,814 i 34, 502
BOATS, MOTOR. . 1... 496 7, 108 6, 245 8, 352 8,843 2,940 33, 984
TOTAL CRAFT DAYS, .. . 665 12,918 10,111 25,195 16,657 68, 486
FISHING EFFORT:
LIFTS:
BOUNDENETS oltre: : - 274 2, 998 1,115 24 4,411
TRAP NETS. . . panes 1,074 26, 232 11,591 1, 439 1,379 2, 548 44, 263
FYKE AND HOOP NETS |. , 230 403 266 9,214 7 1,018 11, 138
LIFTS PER 1,000 LINEAR
YARDS:
HAULESEINNESS sbleucmnnie 25 3, 006 154 107 14 - 3, 306
GILL NETS:
1-1/4 - 2 |NCH MESH, . - - 1 502 432 2 935
2-1/8 - 3-7/8 \NCH
MESH ner nt aia teat 274 9, 184 14, 459 48, 465 19, 105 “ 91, 487
4-7 INCH MESH, .. . 509 1,609 833 12,644 7,005 1,857 24, 457
7-1/8 - 14 INCH MESH . 22 78 1,009 212 64 < 1, 385
LIFTS PER 1,000 HOOKS,
LINES, LONG OR SET. ... s 1, 303 1, 296 MN - 2 2,610
HOURS TRAWLED. . rs = 2 S 6, 283 8 = 6, 293
DAYS FISHED, DIP NETS. . . S 6 2 = s 3 6

NOTE: --THE NUMBER OF DAYS INDICATES THAT FISHING OCCURRED REGARDLESS OF THE AMOUNT OF TIME FISHED DURING A DAY.
THE NUMBER OF FISHERMEN AND CRAFT OPERATING AS REGULAR, PART-TIME, AND CASUAL |S BASED ON DAYS OF OPERATION AS
FOLLOWS; REGULAR--MORE THAN 161 DAYS, PART-TIME 54 TO 161 DAYS (INCLUSIVE), AND CASUAL--LESS THAN 54 DAYS.

GREAT LAKES FISHERIES

453
SUMMARY OF U.S. OPERATING UNITS AND
FISHING EFFORT, BY STATES, 1965
al [ ] TOTAL,
EXCLU-
1TEM vane ee OHIO |MICHIGAN| INDI ANA]1LLINOJS Pear ANNES SIVE OF
DUPLI -
| CATION
——————
NUMBER | NUMBER | NUMBER | NUMBER | NUMBER | NUMBER | NUMBER | NUMBER | NUMBER
F1SHERMEN:
ON VESSELS:
EEUU 5 0 6 9 0 oO 9 3 6 75 - = 81 9 195
PARTIES o 5 o 0.0 6 6 11 65 206 - 2 coh = 360
CASUAING ee gtnteiney rk sare 2 15 52 166 = 5 69 a 261
ON BOATS AND SHORE:
REGUIEAR eet an ie sunetr eel eA - - v7, 6 = = 3 = 16
FANRUSUBIMES “Gio 616 5 66 2 2 79 200 2 2 62 114 463
CGASWTL Go Gue' 6 6 Solo 58 7 226 526 = 2 187 63 1,069
TOTAL FISHERMEN . a7, 38 435 1,179 2 11 493 186 2, 364

VESSELS, MOTOR:
REGU PAR iecer-ae- ate uate donee
PART-TIME. . .
CASUAL .

TOTAL VESSELS .

TOTAL GROSS TONNAGE .

BOATS:
MOTOR;
REGULAR. . . .
PART-TIME. . . op! 0
CASUA Eure intcioutcur ne ctire

TOTAL MOTOR BOATS .. .

OTHER:
REGULARS 6 5/6 6 a1 010 6
PARIOIIMES 56-600) (6 6 2
CABUMS a) ard along a 86
TOTAL OTHER BOATS .
DAYS OPERATED:
FISHERMEN:
ONBVESSBUS Bi eaemiemeghoarenss 2,051 1,842 8,747 | 39,823 < 344 | 27,075 1,782 | 81,664
ON BOATS AND SHORE. . . 957 434 | 12,086 | 28,063 202 190 8,417 | 12,049 | 62,398
TOTAL FISHERMEN DAYS. . 2,276 | 20,833 | 67,886 202 534 | 35,492 | 13,831 | 144,062
a
CRAFT:
VESSEUS Feiler its [isiheucas S 171 | 10,885 504 | 34,502
4 6 3 QO}
BOATS, MOTOR. . . 101 lee 114 4,149 6, 334 33, 984
TOTAL CRAFT DAYS... . 101 285 | 15,034 6,928 | 68, 486
=
FISHING EFFORT:
LIFTS:
POUND NETS . a} Seon - - - 2,842 - = 1, 398 71 4,41
MRAPANETS eee cae ince 1,074 - 23,079 | 17,535 : = 27 2,548 | 44,263
FYKE AND HOOP NETS... 230 - 292 384 = = 9,214 1,018 | 11,138
LIFTS PER 1,000 LINEAR
YARDS:
HAUISSEIINES syesiuaiiephenee os 25 - 2,796 378 : = 107 e 3, 306
GILL NETS;
1-1/4 - 2 INCH MESH. . - - - 478 = - 457 e 935
2-1/8 - 3-7/8 INCH
MESHP tee Iie iecuir inoue te 1,422 3,753 4,279 | 49,260 50 958 | 29,380 2,385 | 91, 487
4 - 7 INCH MESH. . . . 1,019 366 7334 |) 17327 = - 3,063 1,949 | 24,457
7-1/8 - 14 INCH MESH . 25 - 75 1,113 - = 172 = 1,385
LIFTS PER 1,000 HOOKS,
LINES, LONG OR SET... . - - 1,297 1,313 = - - - 2,610
HOURSITRAWLEDS, 0) 5 (2 ee - 2 - 1, 324 - - 4,967 = 6, 293
DAYS FISHED, DIP NETS. . . - - 6 - - - - - 6

SEE NOTE ON PAGE 452,

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454
SUMMARY OF U.S. OPERATING UNITS AND
FISHING EFFORT, BY STATES AND LAKES, 1965
NEW YORK By RANT OHIO MICHIGAN
1TEM
LAKE LAKE LAKE LAKE LAKE LAKE LAKE LAKE
ONTARIO ERIE ERIE ERIE ERIE HURON | MICHIGAN | SUPERIOR
numBeR | numBeR | NuMBER | NUMBER | NUMBER | NUMBER | NUMBER | NUMBER
F] SHERMEN:
ON VESSELS:
REGULAR Se nae 3 6 3 6 * 3 33 24
PARRATINMEo.e 5 poo 66 2 6 Th 65 8 60 100 59
CASUAL 6 > obs BO. Z 2 15 52 10 61 90 49
ON BOATS AND SHORE:
EEUU, oc 6 a 60 wp Ole 5 : 5 7 2 E 2 6
PARAMS 1S e/a B66 6 2 3 2 79 12 90 36 62
ENSUALR ea gIcHEA ests 52 6 7 226 18 139 221 148
TOTAL FISHERMEN... . 7 20 38 435 48 353 480 348
(SE — ——S—S—S———
VESSELS, MOTOR:
MACULAR 55 6 6 6b 8 c 1 2 1 2 = 1 1 8
PARIGUINES o ¢ 6 a: ow a 3 5 32 4 28 48 29
CASUA pp emey ea em ees = 1 7 26 5 30 42 24
cS HE Se a SN I et Saal re
TOTATEAVESSEUS aaa 1 6 13 60 9 59 101 61
SSS aoa Fe
TOTAL GROSS TONNAGE . . 10 80 173 797 100 980 2, 150 1,034
BOATS:
MOTOR:
REGULAR. . . .
PART-TIME. . .
CASUAL

TOTAL MOTOR BOATS

OTHER;
REGULAR. .
PART-TIME,
CASUAL

TOTAL OTHER BOATS

DAYS OPERATED;

F] SHERMEN:
ONEVESSEESRmrmiciieiae nie SO yi; 1,544 1,842 8, 747 646 8,471 18,216 12, 490
ON BOATS AND SHORE... 945 12 434 12, 086 1,101 11,211 6, 740 9,011
a
TOTAL FISHERMEN DAYS. . 1,452 pees) 2,276 20,833 1,747 19,682 24, 956 21,501
Ss Se eee ee SSS
CRAFT:
VMESSES Se ge ceicireicefetebe ta 169 602 802 4,083 323 3, 866 7,693 5, 314
BOATS =e MOMOR ty yeewesi oa, ae 496 10 275 6, 346 477 6,245 4,278 5, 159
TOTAL CRAFT DAYS... . 665 612 1,077 10, 429 800 VER aH 11,971 10, 473

FISHING EFFORT:

LIFTS:
ROUND ENEMS3r-wueteretetol ieancets - - - - - 274 1,845 723
WRAP NEUSIG- oa Ja Gas eo 1,074 - = 23, 079 3, 153 11,591 1,412 1,379
FYKE AND HOOP NETS... 230 = = 292 111 266 - 7

LIFTS PER 1,000 LINEAR .

YARDS;
HAU TERS EINES oy eliteyiiibxsteesl es 25 - = 2, 796 210 154. - 14
GILL NETS;
1-1/4 - 2 INCH MESH, . - - - - - 1 145 332
2-1/8 - 3-7/8 |NCH
MESH it. ten iewarmeeieteres ce 274 1, 148 3,753 4,279 4 14, 459 21, 448 13, 349
4-7 INCH MESH... . 509 510 366 733 = 833 10,731 5, 763
7-1/8 - 14 1NCH MESH . 22 3 = aS = 1,009 56 48

LIFTS PER 1,000 HOOKS,

LINES, LONG OR SET... . - - - 1,297 6 1, 296 11 -

HOURS TRAWLED. .. 1... - - 2 - - - 1,324 -

DAYS FISHED, DIP NETS. . . alle Cuil - |

(CONTINUED ON NEXT PAGE)

1TEM

F] SHERMEN:

ON VESSELS;
REGUIEAR(IE Sines il-ilr-Mal- nls
PART-TIME. on
CASUALS ue mol ued

ON BOATS AND SHORE:
REGULAR. . :
PART-TIME.
CASUAL .

TOTAL FISHERMEN .

VESSELS, MOTOR:
REGUIEARK Ui -mioieoRnalMehi-ut-lits
PART-TIME. 0
CASUALS entail nicl

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455
SUMMARY OF U.S. OPERATING UNITS AND FISHING EFFORT,
BY STATES AND LAKES, 1965 - Continued
{ND} ANA eran WISCONSIN MINNESOTA
LAKE LAKE LAKE LAKE LAKE INTER-
MICHIGAN M1 CHI GAN MICHIGAN SUPERIOR SUPERIOR NATIONAL
LAKES
NUMBER NUMBER NUMBER NUMBER NUMBER NUMBER
2 = 69 9 9 -
= 2 71 26 = -
- 5 55 14 = #
= = 3 = = rz
2 2 54 8 54 60
o 2 157 30 47 16
Se Ee
2 1 409 87 110 76
aaa eee ———————
s s 23 3 3} -
1 34 12 o 2
2 27 7) 5 3
A 3 84 22 3 -

TOTAL VESSELS ,
TOTAL GROSS TONNAGE .

BOATS:
MOTOR:
REGUUARE Rew isn cars
PARUSTIMZs d/o, 6\deo o
CASUATN We tees, os

TOTAL MOTOR BOATS . .

OTHER, CASUAL, TOTAL .

DAYS OPERATED:
F] SHERMEN:
ONIWESSEESSRmmeiteinen ie
ON BOATS AND SHORE .

TOTAL FISHERMEN DAYS.

CRAFT:
VIESSEIESR Wr aiens
BOATS, MOTOR .

TOTAL CRAFT DAYS.

FISHING EFFORT:
LIFTS:
POUND NETS .
TRAP NEUS5- 505 bon 6
FYKE AND HOOP NETS .
LIFTS PER 1,000 LINEAR
YARDS:
HAUL SEINES.
GILL NETS;
1-1/4 - 2 INCH MESH.
2-1/8 - 3-7/8 INCH
(MEBs 060.60 a8
4 - 7 |NCH MESH,

7-1/8 - 14 NCH MESH .

HOURS TRAWLED. . .

1 1 27 2
- 2 90 13

| ae ea eT
1 3 118 15

28 il,
44. 12
72 39

SEE NOTE ON PAGE 452.

202 534 29, 907 5,585 7,638 6,193
[ees a SS = —== <= =—————
- 171 8,979 1, 906 594 -
101 114 3,859 290 3, 394 2,940
101 285 12,838 2, 196 3, 988 2,940
-—— —>>=———!a ———————— ———————— oo
- 1, 153 245 147 24
co 27 = - 2, 548
- - 9,214 - - 1,018
= = 107 = - -
= c 357 100 = 2
50 958 26, 009 3,371 2, 385 -
= = 1,913 1,150 92 1,857
2 = 156 16 - -
- - 4,959 8 - -

456

BLUE PIKE

BOWFIN. ...
BUFFALOF! SH
BULLHEADS .

BURBOT.

GARRAgacnt.

CATFISH .

CRARFIES ume

EELS, COMMON,
GIZZARD SHAD.
GOLDFISH. . .

LAKE HERRING.

LAKE TROUT. . 6 10
MOONEYE OR GOLDEYE
PIKE OR PICKEREL.
QUILLBACK .

ROCK BASS .
SHEEPSHEAD.

SMELT . .

STURGEON.

SUCKERS . .

SUNFISH e

WHITE BASS... 0. .
WHITEFISH, COMMON .
WHITER RERCHIS am srissmrs
YELLOW PERCH.
YELLOW PIKE .

TOTAL.

SPECIES

ALEWIVES.
BOWFIN. . .
BUFFALOF 1 SH
BULLHEADS .
BURBOT.
CARP. .
CATFISH .
CHUBS . .
CRAPPIE .
GARFISH . . .
GIZZARD SHAD.
LAKE HERRING.
LAKE TROUT... .
PIKE OR PICKEREL.
QUILLBACK .
ROCK BASS
SAUGER. . .
SHEEPSHEAD.
SMELT . .
STURGEON.
SUCKERS . .
WHITE BASS.
WHITEFISH;
COMMON. .
MENOMINEE
YELLOW PERCH.
YELLOW PIKE

TOTAL.

SPECIES

GREAT LAKES FISHERIES

CATCH BY STATES, 1965

SPECIES NEW YORK PENNSYLVANIA OHIO

POUNDS POUNDS POUNDS VALUE
200 (1) $16 $99
800 40 - - 1) (1)

z a = oO 59, 700 7,165
39, 800 11,941 (1) 5} 80, 200 14, 437
(1) 1 - - 4,000 161
20, 800 836 - - 2, 384, 500 71, 534
700 181 1, 200 247 938, 700 272, 219
600 67 = - = -
25, 200 6, 289 - - - -
= - = = 11, 100 243
S = - - 167, 700 4,863
8, 500 3, 385 - - 600 205
- - (1) 1 - -
- - - - 500 12
100 7 = 2 = ©
co 2 = = 200 5
2, 500 175 2 = - -
900 36 4,700 94 3, 988, 100 87,737
100 9 200 10 2, 300 175
1,100 525 - - 300 302
6, 200 124 400 5 138, 300 3,042
7,700 772 = = = =
4, 300 561 3, 300 483 1,031, 000 195,881
14, 100 7,061 100 36 5,600 2,983
16, 300 5,711 - - = -
223, 000 31,225 474, 400 81,589 2, 458, 400 393, 341
69, 300 34,631 30, 100 8, 168 256, 300 108, 923

ALEWIVES,
BLUE PIKE .
BOWFIN.

MICHIGAN INDIANA ILLINOIS
POUNDS VALUE POUNDS VALUE POUNDS VALUE
3, 140, 300 $56, 525 - - - -
600 31 - - - -
13, 700 1,639 - - - -
9, 300 2,181 - - - -
1, 700 45 = - - -
2, 240, 900 104,641 = > = -
195, 800 56, 981 - - - -
5, 296, 300 934,827 - - 68, 600 $14, 546
200 33 - - - -
200 2 - - - -
200 5 - - - -
3, 699, 000 306, 284 - - 500 54
66, 800 46,148 - - - -
9, 900 2,821 - - - -
9, 100 320 - - - -
3, 900 637 - - - -
700 67 = = = -
111, 000 3, 256 - - - -
911,800 40,851 - - - -
2, 700 2,278 - - - -
500, 300 19, 884. - = - -
74, 200 10, 700 - - -

1, 393, 100 704,649 - - - -
39,600 8,730 - - - -
1,819, 500 347,916 7, 300 $1, 409 111, 100 26, 208
206, 900 105, 342 - - - -

ae Lae Soh PRESS
19, 747, 700 2,756, 793 7, 300 1,409 180, 200 40, 808
WISCONSIN MINNESOTA TOTAL
POUNDS VALUE POUNDS VALUE POUNDS VALUE

10, 866, 500 $195, 597 = = 14, 006, 800 $252, 122
- - - 400 197

(1) (1) - - 1,400 71

- - - 73, 400 8, 804

BUFFALOFISH .

SEE FOOTNOTE AT END OF TABLE.

(CONTINUED ON NEXT PAGE)

GREAT LAKES FISHERIES 1

CATCH BY STATES, 1965 - Continued

SPECIES WISCONSIN MINNESOTA
POUNDS POUNDS POUNDS VALUE

BULLHEADS 17, 800 2, 300 149, 400 $31, 982
BURBOT. 16, 900 2,133 285, 900 8,592 308, 500 10, 932
CARP. a) agine hol voe 2, 006, 000 48,145 - - 6,652, 200 225, 156
CATFISH o phe alias oma do 500 156 - - 1, 136, 900 329, 784
CHUES 0 <9 0. 9/0 pia a o.e 6 5, 441, 300 914, 473 113, 500 11, 300 10, 919, 700 1,875, 146
GRAPPINE; eh ectutey armen, cipse - us - - 800 100
EELS COMMON Heh citiieley tens - - - - 25, 200 6, 289
CNRFIGD oo 0) 0 6 obo 2 0 - - - - 200 2
GIPZZARORSHAD)spiy-ueen eel ae ts (1) (1) - - 11, 300 248
GOUDRIISHM ye iterate. o - - - - 167, 700 4,863
PAKEMHERRIING we nesmeourlny ene: 448, 700 36,955 673, 100 74, 000 4, 830, 400 420, 883
LAKE TROUT. . . asetares 54, 400 32,615 3, 300 2, 130 124, 500 80, 904
MOONEYE OR GOLDEYE. .. . . - - - - 500 12
PIKEVOR PIICKEREL. “2 2... 20, 900 2,055 69, 500 3, 460 100, 400 8, 353
GLY MUBNEK ooo 0G a o18 0 - - - - 9, 300 325
ROCKEBASS i amen mem ie remmeesyine (1) (1) - - 6, 400 612
SAUGER Maa mi nee er meres - - 42, 800 7, 300 43, 500 7, 367
SCULPIN oo 6 0,0 6 b-0.0,0 700 12 - - 700 12
SHEEPSHEAD Aan meine (1) 1 - - 4,104, 700 91,124
GNEMLT ob 1d dio ovarc er ou8 468, 700 39, 302 817, 700 12, 200 2, 200, 800 92, 547
SuUREEOMs 6 ob 6640 016 p - - - - 4, 100 4,105
SUCKERS Heavier ear ea teuscuce 148, 500 8,040 303, 000 6, 206 1,096, 700 37, 301
SUNPIGW. 66. ‘5 allo ld te 6: miro - - - - 7,700 772
WWULIESEs 4 la) 's dodo bio - - 858, 200 25, 736 858, 200 25, 736
WOT. BASS 9 5) 6 /bbudQ 0) 0 - - - - 1,112,800 207, 625
WHITEFISH:

COMMON sea euredis keene 208, 800 100, 630 26, 600 6,777 1,648, 300 822, 136

MENOMINEE: 2. 2 2 2. 2 17, 400 773 2, 700 300 59, 700 10, 803
WHITER ER CH beeneivecyareesmsone stare - - - 16, 300 5,711
VEUUOW/ PERCH ue) euueu ie. rues 396, 700 80,117 8, 500 1,118 5, 498, 900 962, 923
WELCOMING Ss 36 6a a) 6 10, 400 727, 000

TOTAL.

5, 832, 245

1/ LESS THAN 50 POUNDS OR SO CENTS.

a Siig

CATCH BY LAKES AND STATES, 1965

LAKE ERIE
SPECIES

POUNDS POUNDS POUNDS VALUE
BLUE PIKE . 200 $16
ECWRINS oo lo 60h to ob 6 800 40 - - - -
BUUUNEADS) eens ssie nn: 39, 800 11,941 - z (1) S
CURES 50% Odo 6 OOD (1) 1 - - = -
CAPs 6 a0 elo oNa 00 6 fo 20, 600 826 200 $10 - =
CATIENSHi a vicsiltescnlisiecteeyetes 500 122 200 59 1,200 247
CRVARIG 5 0 Go bo, 5018 6 600 67 - - = =
EELS HRCOMMON SNe mins Die 25, 200 6, 289 - - = -
DAKESHERRIING mon smrcnucnes ncnns 8, 500 3, 381 (1) 4 - -
AK ERTROUT un een omen cll a gens - - - - (1) 11
PIKE OR PICKEREL. .. .. . 100 17 = 2 = 7
ROGKMBASS tape ties ueerir trent 2, 400 169 100 6 - -
SHEERSHEADM is hn cee se 100 5 800 31 4, 700 94
SME Lime oui ieieenas 100 9 - = 200 10
STURGEON Seren ymeanc meen mr acter) 800 1,250 300 275 - -
SUCKERSE Masa iect re tuncrorett 5, 800 116 400 8 400 5
SUNEISHM wre paciestresec aie 7, 700 772 - - - -
WENas GASS5 o- p04 oF ABO 700 97 3, 600 464 3, 300 483
WHITEFISH, COMMON. |... 14, 100 7,060 (1) 1 100 36
WHITE PERCH) curetie aries a 16, 300 5,711 - -
VEUUOWNPERCH iui mucin repr 67, 500 9, 454 155, 500 21,771 474, 400 81, 589
YELLOW PIKE . 5 4, 900

TOTAL.

SEE FOOTNOTE AT END OF TABLE. (CONTINUED ON NEXT PAGE)

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CATCH BY LAKES AND STATES, 1965 - Continued

LAKE ERIE - CONTINUED

SPECIES
OHIO MICHIGAN TOTAL
POUNDS VALUE POUNDS VALUE POUNDS VALUE
BLUE PIKE : 200 99 - - 200 $115
BOWFIN. . . . 5 (1) a} - - (1) (1)
BUFFALOFISH . ; 59, 700 7,165 13,700 $1,639 73, 400 8,804
BULLHEADS . i 80, 200 14,437 7,000 1,761 87, 200 16, 201
BURBOT. . . 4, 000 161 (1) (i) 4, 000 161
CARP... 6 2, 384, 500 71, 534 806, 200 21,767 3, 190, 900 93,311
CATFISH. . a 938, 700 272, 219 49, 700 14, 323 989, 800 286, 848
GNRFISH 6 oo aoa) - - 200 2 200 2
GIZZARD SHAD... .. 11, 100 243 200 5 11, 300 248
GOUDRISH Memeo etme 167, 700 4,863 - 167, 700 4,863
LAKE HERRING. 600 205 - 600 209
TAK GROUT Pe eeeirme - - (1) 11
MOONEYE OR GOLDEYE. . . 500 12 - - 500 12
PIKE OR PICKEREL. - - 1, 500 758 1, 500 758
QU]LLBACK . 200 5 - - 200 5
ROCK BASS , 100 23 200 29
SAUGER. . . - - (1) 2 (1) 2
SHEEPSHEAD. 3, 988, 100 87,737 92, 500 2,683 4,086, 100 90, 545
SMELT . . 2, 300 175 - - 2, 500 185
STURGEON. 300 302 - - 600 S77
SUCKERS . . 138, 300 3,042 57, 900 1,565 197, 000 4,620
WHITE BASS, ... . 1,031, 000 195,881 71, 700 10, 254 1, 109, 600 207, 082
WHITEFISH, COMMON... 5,600 2,983 100 36 5, 800 3, 056
YELLOW PERCH. 2, 458, 400 393, 341 69, 000 8,832 3, 157, 300 505, 533
YELLOW PIKE . 256, 300 108, 923 86, 800 41,990 437,600 191, 262
TOTAL. 11, 527, 700 1, 163, 327 1, 256, 600 105, 640 13, 524, 200 1,414, 439
SPECIES
MICHIGAN MICHIGAN INDIANA
POUNDS VALUE POUNDS VALUE POUNDS VALUE
ALEWIVES. : (1) (1) 3, 140, 200 $56, 524 - -
BOWFIN. . . : 600 $31 - - - -
BULLHEADS : 2, 300 419 1 1 = -
BURBOT . ; (1) 3 1 5 - -
CARP ace : 1,424, 700 82,633 10, 000 241 - -
CATFISH . a 146, 100 42,658 - = e =
CHUBS . . ; 1, 346, 700, 284, 160 2, 764, 300 512, 626 - -
GRAPPIIES 2) 6. 5 200 33 - 2 = -
GIZZARD SHAD. : (1) (1) - - - -
LAKE HERRING. é 42, 500 5, 862 27, 100 3, 666 - -
LAKE TROUT. . . . é - - 100 81 - -
PIKE OR PICKEREL. ; 6, 700 1,879 1, 500 146 - -
QUIILUBAGCK ul), Claes 9, 100 320 - - - -
ROCK BASS . cee 3,800 614 (1) (1) - -
SAUGERE sascuwie 3 : 100 9 500 49 - -
SHEEPSHEAD. : 18, 500 573 (1) (1) = -
SMELT . . 5 27,600 1,922 702, 300 23, 873 - -
STURGEON. 0 400 438 2, 200 1,772 - -
SUCKERS ne 6 389, 100 15, 562 43, 900 1,976 - -
WHITE BASS. . . f 2, 500 446 - - - -
WHITEFISH:

COMMON. . . " 175, 200 100,894 832, 500 408, 760 - -
MENOMINEE . ; 8, 900 1,420 14, 200 4, 400 - -
YELLOW PERCH. 965, 800 180, 609 781, 900 157, 939 7, 300 $1, 409

YELLOW PIKE . 102, 700 55, 348 15, 900 7,493 - -
TOTAL. 4,673, 500 775, 833 8, 336, 600 1,179, 552 7, 300 1,409
LAKE MICHIGAN - CONTINUED
SPECIES
ILLINOIS WISCONSIN TOTAL
POUNDS VALUE POUNDS VALUE POUNDS VALUE
ALEWIVES. . . : - - 10, 866, 500 $195, 597 14, 006, 700 $252, 121
BOWFIN, ; - - (1) (1) ( (1)
BULLHEADS . , - - 17,800 3, 285
BURBOT. : - - 12, 100 2,034
CARP Para - - 2,006, 000 48,385
CATFISH . - - 500 156
CHUBSIR Se 68, 600 $14, 546 4,607, 700 1,299, 230
GIZZARD SHAD. - - (1) (1)
LAKE HERRING. 500 54. 18, 900 6,291
LEAKE miROUTpate - - 200 17
PIKE OR PICKEREL. - - 20, 900 2,197
ROCK BASS . TIA Ea - (1) (1)
SEE FOOTNOTE AT END OF TABLE. (CONTINUED ON NEXT PAGE)

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CATCH BY LAKES AND STATES, 1965 - Continued

LAKE MICHIGAN - CONTINUED

SPECIES
ILLINOIS WISCONSIN
POUNDS POUNDS VALUE POUNDS
SAUGER. - - - 500 $49
SCULPIN . - 700 $12 700 12
SHEEPSHEAD . ova - (Oe 1 (1) 1
GME oo a placpeolo lo) d © - 225, 300 7,661 927, 600 31, 534
STURGEON MEP mm nt Ramen ncmne vars - - - 2, 200 1,772
SUCKERS men ciicine oN eeia - 123, 800 5, 569 167, 700 S45
WHITEFISH:
COMMON. .... - 162,800 79, 927 995, 300 488, 687
MENOMIINEEseursmentccnrcie - - 200 56 14, 400 4, 456
YELLOW PERCH. ...... 111, 100 $26, 208 396, 200 80, 032 1, 296, 500 265, 588
WELW PINS 6 6n o 6 Oo 6 - 10, 400 4,893 26, 300
TOTAL. 180, 200 40, 808 18, 470, 000 1, 204, 137 26,994, 100 2, 425, 906
LAKE SUPERIOR
SPECIES
MICHIGAN WISCONSIN MINNESOTA TOTAL
POUNDS VALUE POUNDS VALUE POUNDS VALUE POUNDS VALUE
ALEWIVES. 100 $1 1 (1) 2 = 100 $1
BULLHEADS . . - - 1 $6 - - (1) 6
BURBOT-mmn eet 1, 700 cy 4,800 104 (1) (1) 6, 500 141
CARR panne mice: - - (1) 1 = S (1) 1
CHUES Oh ot. o..01 ae oppimomaiae 1,185,300 | 138,041 833,600 | 142,415 113,500] $11,300] 2,132,400] 291,756
WAKERHERRINNGHietiisinel lo welts 3,629,400 | 296,756 429, 800 34, 384 673, 100 74,000] 4,732,300] 405, 140
UANS UNO oo 6 0 6 oo 66, 700 46, 067 54, 200 32,519 3, 300 2, 130 124, 200 80,716
PIKE OR PICKEREL. . . 200 38 1 4 - - 200 42
ROCK BASS . ; - - 1 (1) - - (1) (1)
SAUGER. rvaraibrapees ast mu 100 7 - o = - 100
SMEMATAUS ee thle le we ysl 181, 900 15, 056 243, 400 31,641 817, 700 12,200] 1,243,000 58,897
STURGEON. Poona 100 68 - - - - 100 68
SUCKERS . 9, 400 781 24,700 2,471 100 (1) 34, 200 3, 252
WHITEFISH:
COMMON. . 385, 300 | 194,959 46,000 20, 703 2,400 deali25 433,700} 216,787
MENOM] NEE 16, 500 2,910 17, 200 ‘ps wile 2,700 300 36, 400 4,927
YELLOW PERCH. 2,800 536 500 85 - - 3, 300 621
YELLOW PIKE 1, 500 511 = - - - 1, 500 511
TOTAL. 5,481,000 | 695,768 |1,654,200 | 266,050 | 1,612,800 101, 055] 8, 748, 000] 1,062,873
LAKE OF THE WOODS NAMAKAN LAKE TOTAL
Siiaehles ALL LAKES
MINNESOTA MINNESOTA MINNESOTA
POUNDS VALUE POUNDS VALUE POUNDS VALUE POUNDS VALUE
ALEWIVES. . - - - - - - 14,006,800} $252, 122
BLUE PIKE . - - - - - - 400 197
BOWFIN. . . . - - - - - - 1,400 71
BUFFALOF] SH nen - - - - *- - 73, 400 8,804
GULUNEADS 6 6 so ko6ujo07 0 2, 300 $130 - - - - 149, 400 31, 982
BURBOT. Sure z 269, 900 8,111 1,800 $55 14, 200 $426 308, 500 10, 932
CARRRaraEe - - - - - - 6,652,200] 225, 156
CATFISH . oMeeror tae - - - - - - 1,136,900] 329,784
GHUES 06 6 0 elolorowa 6 - - - - - - 10, 919, 700] 1,875, 146
CRAPPOG 6. saulbwios ab alge cos - - - - - - 800 100
EELS, COMMON. ..... - - - - - - 25, 200 6, 289
CARFISH: co 0° 6 6 oF 010 - - - - - - 200 2
GIZZARD SHAD. Bakd - - - - - - 11, 300 248
GOLD RISHRa memati - - - - - - 167, 700 4,863
LAKE HERRING. - - - - - - 4,830,400] 420,883
TAKERTROUIRM en cna - - - - - - 124, 500 80, 904
MOONEYE OR GOLDEYE. - - - - - - 500 12
PIKE OR PICKEREL. 59, 900 2, 900 - - 9,600 560 100, 400 8,353
QUIDUBACKS Py eine - - - - - - 9, 300 325
ROCKREASS mi emtennemictas - - - - - - 6, 400 812
SAUGER. ‘ 42, 800 7, 300 - - - - 43, 500 7, 367
SCULPIN. . - - - - - - 700 12
SHEERSHEAD Smyrna ae - - - - - - 4, 104, 700 91, 124
SVE 9G onde oda. on awa - - - - - - 2, 200, 800 92, 547
STURGEON Mr aime nicicinat - - - - - - 4,100 4,105
SUCKERS amr mrcmr iat iciemnent 283, 000 5,610 - - 19,900 596| 1,096, 700 37, 301
SUNFISH meaner mr neers - - - - - - 7, 700 772
TULLIBEE. . ar. 843, 700 25, 300 - - 14, 500 436 858, 200 25, 736
WHITE BASS, - - - - - - 1,112,800] 207,625
WHITEFISH:
COMMON. . . - - 6,900 1,646 17,300 4,006| 1,648,300] 822,136
MENOMINEE . - - - - - - 59, 700 10, 803
WHITE PERCH . - = 16, 300 5,711
YELLOW PERCH. 8, 400 18| 5,498,900] 962,923
YELLOW PIKE 140, 900 42, 300 13, 100 2,841 727,000} 307,098

1/ LESS THAN 50 POUNDS OR 50

CENTS,

8,700

88, 700 8, 883] 55, 904, 800} 5, 832, 245

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PROCESSED FISHERY PRODUCTS, 1965

|TEM

CATFISH, SMOKED. . ... «se
CHUBS, SMOKED. 5 0 .
CISCO, SMOKED. . . .
COD FILLETS, BREADED, “RAW AND” COOKED °
FLOUNDER FILLETS, BREADED RAW. . .. .«
HADDOCK FILLETS, BREADED AND COOKED. .
HERRING, SEA, SALTED AND PICKLED...
LAKE TROUT FILLETS, FRESH AND FROZEN .
OCEAN PERCH FILLETS, BREADED, RAW AND

COOKED. ... .
POLLOCK FILLETS, BREADED AND COOKED. °
SABLEF ISH, SMOKED. oN ot: o!'0
SALMON:

SALTED. .

SMOKED . .°
SAUGER:

FILLETS, FRESH AND FROZEN. .

BREADED, RAW AND COOKED. ....
SNAPPER, RED, FILLETS, FRESH AND

FROZEN. . . . . 0 010 0:0
WHITE BASS FILLETS:

FRESH AND FROZEN .

BREADED FROZEN .
WHITEFISH:

FILLETS, FRESH AND FROZEN.

SMOKED . . .
YELLOW PERCH FILLETS:

RRESHMANDMFROZEN! %.) teu vei, fol 0) 40) uel t=

BREADED RAW.) 30s. 3 5 se ws
YELLOW PIKE FILLETS:

FRESH) ANDSRIROZEN © 3 0.95 6 5 ie

BREADED IRAW(s (hi. ve ie} + le) ee) se) ve
SHRIMP:

FRESH AND FROZEN:

PEELED AND DEVEINED, COOKED. . .
BREADED, RAW AND COOKED. .... .-

SMOKED... oF ODO G0 Gil oo
OYSTERS, BREADED, “RAW FROZEN... .
SCALLOPS, BREADED, RAW AND COOKED,
FROZEN. . . Od OG
TURTLE SOUP, CANNED. ONG Dloelol ON 6

UNCLASSIFIED:
FROZEN PACKAGED, FILLETS, STICKS AND

PORTIONS. «2 « © « OG 0) 'd'fo
CANNED ie cio) treteiot te) We let tefteh ote
CURED.

UWOUNES 66.6656 olln. Sabu dito 6. 16

ANCHOVY PASTE, CANNED.

BUTTERFISH, SMOKED... ss. ss « oo
CATFISH:
FAIEEETS; (BRESHGAND RROZEN., <2.)
SMOKED I Mretitetia ever Welie! Wot Helten en ells!
CHUBS;) SMOKED. tf. 2 6 8 8 5
EELS, SMOKED . .

HERRING:
LAKE:
FILLETS, FRESH AND FROZEN.
SALTED . Gerard ode
SMOKED... eyikelnyeltatelsin
SEA, SALTED AND” PICKLED. 5 pooko oO
LAKE TROUT:
FILLETS, FRESH AND FROZEN. ake
SMOKED S ciietiey Wet othe) toltslnyel)_c) velsvemistiPelirs

MACKEREL, ATLANTIC, FILLETS, SALTED. .
OCEAN PERCH FILLETS, FROZEN... °
PIKE AND PICKEREL FILLETS, FRESH AND
FROZEN. . . . D0) ova ds oO
SABLEFISH, SMOKED. eee
SALMON, SMOKED. . .
SAUGER:
FILLETS, FRESH AND FROZEN. Go
BREADED, RAW AND COOKED. ......

SEE FOOTNOTES AT END OF TABLE.

POUNDS

ipJe)
SFANDARO
CASES

POUNDS
STANDARD
CASES
POUNDS

STANDARD

QUANTITY

180, 000
(1)

NEW YORK

VALUE

$130,304

(1)

ty]

26,594] 224,900

110,975 (1)

190,201

15, 549

165,000
(1)

(CONTINUED ON NEXT PAGE)

PENNSYLVANIA

QUANTITY.

- 530, 000 479, 500
= (1) (1)
(1) 103, 500 61,900
B (1) (1)
(1) 109,000 90,485
(1) (1)

$157,916 | 1,280,030 740,415
5 (1) (1)
(1) 233,850 199,755
2 (1) (1)

1 1

fi bi
2 (1) (1)
7 (1) (1)

s (1) (1)
55,215 |39, 404,689 |16,071,710
5 (1) (1)
323, 500 240,375

18,092,927

ILLINOIS

VALUE

()
()

$688 , 088
(1)

199, 645
1,045, 330

(0)

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PROCESSED FISHERY PRODUCTS, 1965 - Continued

MICHIGAN

QUANTITY.

QUANTITY.

ILLINOIS

SNAPPER, RED, FILLETS, FRESH AND
FROZEN. . . oo 0 0 OU DO oO OS POUNDS {3} {3}
STURGEON ES MOKED Ream eam DO 1 1
WHITE BASS FILLETS, FRESH AND FROZEN . DO - -
WHITEFISH:
FILLETS, FRESH AND FROZEN. ..... DO 206,060 191,671 {1} {1}
SMOKED . . . 2 6 6-00.00 0 DO (1) (1) 1
YELLOW PERCH FILLETS:

RRESHMANDMEROZENI neil ent Mtoe nu-iiclire DO 814,300 568 , 560 (1) (1)
BREADED RAW. . . DO (1) (1) - -
YELLOW PIKE FILLETS, FRESH AND FROZEN. pO 490, 000 383,325 101,470 $81,617

SHRIMP, FRESH AND FROZEN, BREADED, RAW
NDR COOKED MMM amen ae ar wns DO - - {3 {;|
OYSTERS, BREADED, RAW FROZEN. .... DO - - 1
SCALLOPS, BREADED, RAW AND COOKED,
FROZE 09-0) o 0 dG rd-09G 0 02-0 1D) 0 DO - - (1)
UNCLASSIFIED: :
FROZEN PACKAGED, FILLETS, STICKS AND
FORTIENSS oo 010 G6 6 6.60 G0 [efe) 230, 608 145, 258 3,093, 634 495,325
CANNED oo oo 6 00 0 0 6 OOO STANDARD
CASES (1) (1) (1)
QDs oc ooo oo bomb OM aS POUNDS 756, 683 156, 689 94, 524
TOTAL. 2,586,649 - 6,081,719
WISCONS IN MINNESOTA
QUANTITY VALUE QUANTITY VALUE
ALEWIVES:
MEN, 6 6c O.0'0'6 G-0f0' 0 0 a 0 OW TONS 1 1 - -
Ollke 6 6 6 6 16 Bhene Ble coro 6 VpCeo- Foun 1 1 - -
ANIWAL FEBS 6 5 0 Bad 6 oa 6 6 POUNDS 1 1 - -
CATFISH:
DRESSED SKiINSMORFarstreitstveiieraeitodlstite DO (1) (1) - -
ROVE os oosobooooauoDn DO 5,699 $1,640 - -
CHUBS SMOKED Smo in iene nei syinegesil carsinre DO 1,099,821 407, 417 34, 200 $15, 250
GOD, SALIEDS ooo oa 5 6-40 00 OO DO (1) (1) - -
HERRING:
LAKE:
FILLETS, FRESH AND FROZEN. .... DO (1) (1) 1 1
BREADED MIRAWN cuueu lela temien ter terres elite DO - - 1 1
SNEED 6 666.50 6 0.616 0150 0 DO 149,000 28,865 1 1
SMOKED en eiireice 3 6.40..0N aio DO 122,199 29,973 10,170 3,738
SEA, SALTED AND PICKLED. ...... DO (1) (1) (1) (1)
LAKE TROUT:
FILLETS, FRESH AND FROZEN. ..... DO 19,920 22,799 - -
SMOKED Naame : Oo 0100 DO 18,751 14,613 (1) (1)
PIKE AND PICKEREL, FILLETS:
RRESHBANDIRROZEN cues eto Je) (1) (1) - -
BREADED HI RAWAM ueeiicmie conne nt memonicmre ee) - - 1 1
SABE EESH ses MOKED ena ne as aleumcuucnrcury ten DO 32,734 18,935 1 1
SALMON, SMOKED . . . Snes pO 37, 063 28, 083 1 1
SAUGER, FILLETS, FRESH AND FROZEN. . . ele) 9, 500 8,100 - -
SCKERSMEISMOKED Sinn ees eur amnlne na DO (1) (1) - -
WHITEFISH:
FILLETS, FRESH AND FROZEN. ..... DO 110,880 106, 624 - -
CANNED (caviar). 606 Goong co STANDARD
CASES (1) (1) = -
SMOKED) 6 vo pono Oub) 0 ONO =o. Oo: OO» O10 POUNDS 62,995 32, 604 1 {1}
WHITTINGERSMOKED SAH) oye 2s Ener DO - - 1 1
YELLOW PERCH FILLETS:
FRESHIBANDERROZENI) 7a). seeumen (yiteymtclie DO 931,700 671,995 - -
BREADED Sm RAW Ni mRmI mmc iiomten mertarninr site pO 218,000 148,880 - -
YELLOW PIKE FILLETS:
FRESHBANDURROZEN| f) 3) coc) ees e e DO 27,600 33,380 - -
BREADED Sm AWHestetecamerire se tster tein amir ere (oye) - - (1) (1)
UNCLASSIFIED:
FROZEN PACKAGED, FILLETS, STICKS AND
RORPIGKS>: co's 010 6 O00 010 O90 pO 445,034 507, 644. 56, 440 29,096
CANNED) co gio 06) 6.5 651.0010 0 6 STANDARD
CASES (1) (1) - -
CURED Ss ono) 0-00 eso 010-0 6 8-01 0..0 POUNDS 727,235 452,590 190, 250 48,970
(ROWS iS 6.5 obyo%s Bo 6 0b 6 - ( -
VOU Gworoo, oa 0 0 16 2,514,142 97,054

1/ \NCLUDED WITH UNCLASSIFIED ITEMS.

NOTE: --SOME OF THE PRODUCTS MAY HAVE BEEN MANUFACTURED FROM RAW PRODUCTS
COUNTRY; THEREFORE, THEY CANNOT BE CORRELATED DIRECTLY WITH THE CATCH WITHIN THE STATE.

IN AN INTERMEDIATE OR MORE ADVANCED STAGE OF PROCESSING.

IMPORTED FROM ANOTHER STATE OR FOREIGN
CERTAIN ITEMS ARE SHOWN

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SUMMARY OF PROCESSED PRODUCTS, 1965

|TEM

PACKAGED:

VALUE OF PROCESSED PRODUCTS,

(THOUSANDS OF DOLLARS)

(THOUSANDS OF DOLLARS)

VALUE

STATE

BY STATES, 1965

VALUE

NEE MON 90 0 O\'nO:.0:0 0-0 6,0 G2000 10 6 6,08 oug O00 o 6
AENINSTHEVANI oo Golo uo Scvod 6 6905 a On oo oo Oo ao 4 0

GhI@: G6 0 46%
MICHIGAN...
ILLINOIS. .

WISGONENe 6 °c bg eos ova Go 6 6 6 6 oro Oo 0 Oo bo oO
PUIINNESOUG 0 Goo a4 "O-m ded0b 0.5 O00 0.0 Ob 0 job -D, 9

473
213
18,093
2,587
6,082
2,514
97

30,059

WHOLESALING AND PROCESSING, 1965

NEW PENN-
ITEM YORK SYLVANIA OH 10 INDIANA ILLINOIS
NUMBER NUMBER NUMBER NUMBER NUMBER
WHOLESAL ING AND PROCESSING:
BSTABUISHMENTSIy geen len tency eles 29 6 44 5 49
PERSONS ENGAGED;
AVERAGE FOR SEASON. .... 212 20 569 12 1,077
AVERAGE FOR YEAR. ..... 196 tS) 466 12 93
ITEM MICHIGAN | MINNESOTA WISCONSIN
NUMBER NUMBER NUMBER NUMBER
WHOLESALING AND PROCESSING:
ESTHABENISHMENTIS%) 10 leltiey eitie fenlte 66 11 46 256
PERSONS ENGAGES:
AVERAGE FOR SEASON. .... Se7/ 119 387 2,923
AVERAGE FOR YEAR. ..... 451 48 288 2,429

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463
LAKE ONTARIO - OPERATING UNITS AND FISHING
EFFORT BY GEAR, 1965
GILL NETS
FYKE
HAUL
ITEM SEINES TRAP AND 2-1/8 - i, 7-1/8
COMMON’ NETS HOOP 3-7/8 INCH - 14
s 1 NCH
ea MESH MESH MeSH
—_——
NUMBER NUMBER NUMBER NUMBER NUMBER NUMBER
F] SHERMEN: are ee a —— Mee’ INS HESS
ON VESSELS;
PARTEHIMES oo 6 6 0 0% - - - 3 3 -
CASUAL 60 0-546 60 06 - = > = = 3
ON BOATS AND SHORE:
PARICIIMES 6 o %o.0 © o 5 - 2 2 = 5 -
CASUA NECN in 4 30 16 5 1 2
TOTAL FISHERMEN... . 4 32 16 8 4 5
VESSELS, MOTOR:
PARUEIIMES 61d 0 6.6 5.6 0 - - - 1 1 ©
CASUML 6.06 05 @ 0 6 66 - - - - = 1
TOWAVIESSELSI teensy teyits - - - 1 1 1
TOTAL GROSS TONNAGE . . - - - 10 10 10

BOATS:
MOTOR:
PARISUIM Bo, 06 a ‘0 ou 6
CASUAL

TOTAL MOTOR BOATS... .
OTHER, CASUAL, TOTAL...

DAYS OPERATED:

FISHERMEN:
ONRVESSELS HIE Te ee a 3 s 174 321 12
ON BOATS AND SHORE . . . 30 580 286 30 12 7
eS oils
TOTAL FISHERMEN DAYS. . 30 580 286 204 333 19
CRAFT:
VESSEUSH Mihai nee. ec E = = 58 107 4
BOATSOUMOTORMEEeesasar 15 290 143 29 12 7
——!
TOTAL CRAFT DAYS... . 15 290 143 87 119 1
SSS —_ ——
FISHING EFFORT:
CET SERRE NM 2c = 1,074. 230 : : 2
LIFTS PER 1,000 LINEAR
WARDS raimuhitce chic os collage 25 = = 274 z|| 509 22
——_—__1_____
SEE NOTE ON PAGE 452.
E-comeg ena
LAKE ERIE - OPERATING UNITS AND FISHING EFFORT BY GEAR, 1965
HAUL F
OTTER TRAP FYKE AND
1TEM eal ee: TRAWLS NETS HOOP NETS
NUMBER NUMBER NUMBER NUMBER
F| SHERMEN: aS aaa conane a Sa
ON VESSELS:
PARUSTIMEd o bo 6 5 a0 = 56 2
NSU UNM NS PAS sri ton 2 2 42 :
ON BOATS AND SHORE
RECUUAR Amn nen nm an 4 s : 2
PAGUSUIN Bs 60640) a) ar aoe 42 i 10 E
CASUA NS Eta ny 85 z 16 12
TOTAL FISHERMEN... . 133 2 124. 12
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GREAT LAKES FISHERIES

464
LAKE ERIE - OPERATING UNITS AND FISHING
EFFORT BY GEAR, 1965 - Continued
BADE OTTER TRAP
ITEM SEINES,
cea TRAWLS NETS
NUMBER NUMBER NUMBER
VESSELS, MOTOR:
PART-TIME. c 2 28
CASUAL 1 1 21
TOTAL VESSELS... 1 1 49
TOTAL GROSS TONNAGE 10 12 664
BOATS:
MOTOR:
REGULAR. . 1 2 =
PART-TIME. 14 = 5
CASUAL aa rarcniee 43 - 8
TOTAL MOTOR BOATS 58 S 13
OTHER:
REGULAR.
PART-TIME.
CASUAL
TOTAL OTHER BOATS
DAYS OPERATED:
FISHERMEN:
ONEVESSELSM ema
ON BOATS AND SHORE .

TOTAL FISHERMEN DAYS.

CRAFT:
VESSELS. . OD ou.0)to
BOATS;) (MOTIORI =) 2). ch ve
TOTAL CRAFT DAYS. .

FISHING EFFORT:

FYKE AND
HOOP NETS

NUMBER

NFISS Go. Lodi ove oa - - 26, 232 403
LIFTS PER 1,000 LINEAR
VARDSEMUt sme mts ine meee aeiire 3, 006 - - -
HOURS TRAWLED. .... =. - 2 - -
=
GILL NETS
eee CA LINES, LONG DIP
eM 2-1/8 - 3-7/8 Mea F 7-1/8 - 14 Se aherowes NETS
INCH MESH INCH MESH INCH MESH
NUMBER va NUMBER NUMBER aa NUMBER NUMBER
F{ SHERMEN:
ON VESSELS;
REGULAR. . 9 - = 6 “5
PART-TIME. 25 - - - -
CASUAL eed: 34 47 2 2 -
ON BOATS AND SHORE;
REGULAR. oe = o e 2) a
PART-TIME. 2 - = 30 c
CASUAL 41 36 1 130 2
+
TOTAL FISHERMEN . 1 83 3 |, 165 2
=
VESSELS, MOTOR:
REGULAR, . 3 - -
PART-TIME. 1 = a
CASUAL 17 21
TOTAL VESSELS 31 if 21 1 1 ss
TOTAL GROSS TONNAGE 424 285 14 14 =
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GREAT LAKES FISHERIES

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LAKE ERIE - OPERATING UNITS AND FISHING
EFFORT BY GEAR, 1965 - Continued

GILL NETS

= LINES, LONG me
i 2-1/8 - 3-7/8 aa 7-1/8 = 14 nae NETS
INCH MESH MESH INCH MESH
NUMBER NUMBER NUMBER NUMBER NUMBER

BOATS, MOTOR:
x = 1 =
= Ss 15 =

TOTAL MOTOR BOATS...

DAYS OPERATED:
FJ SHERMEN;
ONBVIESSE ES Ris ciarouteincnte ins
ON BOATS AND SHORE...

TOTAL FISHERMEN DAYS. .

CRAFT:
VESSELS iemmelm oni -etamtentcaits)

TOTAL CRAFT DAYS. . . .

FISHING EFFORT:
LIFTS PER 1,000 LINEAR
WARDS) 0. 00) Oto. oo
LIFTS PER 1,000 HOOKS. . .
DAYSHEISHED Sie ermreiiicl ne ieuaenirs

SEE NOTE ON PAGE 452,

LAKE HURON - OPERATING UNITS AND
FISHING EFFORT BY GEAR, 1965

HAUL SEINES, POUND TRAP FYKE AND
COMMON NETS NETS HOOP NETS

NUMBER NUMBER NUMBER NUMBER

FISHERMEN:

ON VESSELS;

PARUCUIMES a 670-0 6 - 12 =

CASUA eRe ie ie - 26 =

ON BOATS AND SHORE;
BART =IMECinem emer hetero 2

CASUAL 45-076 6b e- oa 8

TOTAL FISHERMEN... .

VESSELS, MOTOR:
PARTSIMEs 616 bln) oo 6 =
CARIN i6. 8 8S: Golan One cee Y 5

TOTAL GROSS TONNAGE . .

BOATS:
MOTOR;
BART =ijIIMEC verte vel tet ceri) fe rd
CASUNG ‘Go 0 0 or B60 a

TOTAL MOTOR BOATS . . .

OTHER, CASUAL, TOTAL...

DAYS OPERATED:
F] SHERMEN:

ONEVESSELS pun etieuieiieinrsiare F

ON BOATS AND SHORE...

TOTAL FISHERMEN DAYS. .

CRAFT:

TOTAL CRAFT DAYS. .. .

FISHING EFFORT:
(LOFUSS ovobvo 6) ose eokno 266
LIFTS PER 1,000 LINEAR

WARS sks voll ould teowlae =

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GREAT LAKES FISHERIES

466

LAKE HURON - OPERATING UNITS AND
FISHING EFFORT BY GEAR, 1965 - Continued

GiLL NETS LINES, LONG

ule V=1/8)=42 2-1/8 - 3-7/8 4-7 7-1/8 - 14 aon ae
INCH MESH INCH MESH INCH MESH INCH MESH
NUMBER NUMBER NUMBER NUMBER NUMBER
F|SHERMEN: —S SS — — ———
ON VESSELS:
RRAUUARG Bo cleo ous a - 3 = 2 =
PARTETIMZs. 6 Bio G0) bo - 48 - - -
CASUATSIN SO ar Since concen cat: - 28 27 = S
ON BOATS AND SHORE:
PASISUIMZS. aod 4-0) a-0 - 8 - 14 26

ASU L o.oo lola O 9 Gaa 6 2 52 29 35 35
TOTAL FISHERMEN... .

VESSELS, MOTOR;

TOTAL MOTOR BOATS , . .

DAYS OPERATED:

F] SHERMEN:

ONEVIESSES Sea saa eiurelieln-iins = 6,455 478 - =

ON BOATS AND SHORE... 15 1,597 322 2; 066 3,025

ee ee =
TOTAL FISHERMEN DAYS. . 15 8,052 800 2, 066 3,025
a = > SSS Se

CRAFT:

NESSELSi ire hile temien:efelate - 2,895 202 - =

BOATS, MOTOR. ..... 15 Dye 212 1,109 1,685

TOTAL CRAFT DAYS... .

FISHING EFFORT;
LIFTS PER 1,000 LINEAR
VND 05 6.6.0. .6 oo 6

LIFTS PER 1,000 HOOKS, . . 2 1, 296
SEE NOTE ON PAGE 452.
LAKE MICHIGAN - OPERATING UNITS AND
FISHING EFFORT BY GEAR, 1965
ITEM HAUL SEINES, OTTER POUND TRAP FYKE AND
COMMON TRAWLS NETS NETS HOOP NETS
NUMBER NUMBER NUMBER NUMBER NUMBER
F 1 SHERMEN; See sae anaes Se bee PRE.
ON VESSELS;
REGUIEA RENE eee eetaanryicome circle - 6 - - >
AUC MiZa9 5) old 6. fo = 16 4 6 2
CASUAL ements -oveutenise reine - 2 10 14 =
ON BOATS AND SHORE:
RAR iT=ibIMES emepuremasiiteincaereiets = S = 14

4

CASUAL ear iic Rem note 14 - 100 12 34
ee ee aI

TOTAL FISHERMEN... . 14 24 118 32 50

VESSELS, MOTOR;

REGUEA RY Uden We AN oar ais = 2 = - -
BART =I MEM ia lsu cueey coun as = 8 2 3 1
CASUALA Mars may exten ats - 1 5 7 5
thea | =
TOTAL WESSELS ease sna. as = i) 7 10 1
— = =
TOTAL GROSS TONNAGE . . = 358 150 116 13

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GREAT LAKES FISHERIES

467

LAKE MICHIGAN - OPERATING UNITS AND
FISHING EFFORT BY GEAR, 1965 - Continued

ITEM

NUMBER NUMBER / NUMBER NUMBER
BOATS: aaaeen Scpeten | Sarre e Sas

MOTOR:
PART =<MIME. << (0 fe 2 «3
CASUNE 5606.6 06.0 0

TOTAL MOTOR BOATS .

OTHER, CASUAL, TOTAL . .
DAYS OPERATED:
F] SHERMEN;
ONRVESSEES Si aciiteincats

ON BOATS AND SHORE . .
TOTAL FISHERMEN DAYS.

CRAFT:
VESSEDSECE arr
BOATS, MOTOR... .

TOTAL CRAFT DAYS.

FISHING EFFORT:

LUGS oo: 0d 6). 6-0
LIFTS PER 1,000 LINEAR
WARDS 6 3 af oD O16 6
HOURS TRAWLED. . ....

1 TEM

Fl SHERMEN;

ON VESSELS;
REGULAR He tatei emia amet
PART-TIME. 0106
CASUNE 6 6 6 bo 6 0-6

ON BOATS AND SHORE;
REGUIEAR Si me-mistiaieiale al
RAR T= ipl Messe smear ues
CASUAL . :

TOTAL FISHERMEN...

VESSELS, MOTOR;
INFQWIENG. a 0 0 6 0/0 0
PART-TIME. 6 .
CASUAL... .. ©

TOTAL VESSELS ...
TOTAL GROSS TONNAGE .

BOATS, MOTOR:
REGUARE Me aniei is) bal
PARTSWIMEZS Gg. S05 0
CASUAI Rs inai se ae

TOTAL MOTOR BOATS .

DAYS OPERATED:
FY SHERMEN;:
ONEVESSEES ir itch eiaemisiate
ON BOATS AND SHORE . .

TOTAL FI]SHERMEN DAYS,
CRAFT:
VESSELS aremecait tomate t Te
BOATS, MOTOR... .
TOTAL CRAFT DAYS.
FISHING EFFORT;
LIFTS PER 1,000 LINEAR

YARDS . 0-000 0.6
LIFTS PER 1,000 HOOKS.

SEE NOTE ON PAGE 452,

— SS = =|
HAUL SEINES, OTTER POUND TRAP FYKE AND
COMMON TRAWLS NETS NETS HOOP NETS

NUMBER

© 9,214
6, 283 & - 7
er GILL NETS
LINES, LONG
el Bae 2-1/8 - 3-7/8 A oF 7-1/8 - 14 OR SET
INCH MESH INCH MESH INCH MESH INCH MESH WITH HOOKS
NUMBER NUMBER NUMBER NUMBER NUMBER
5 84. -
= 117
23 115
2 42 :
50 235
75 593
—_————S==—=S
5 28 = = 3
= 55 16 -
11 56 49 6 2
W 139 65 = =
+]
166 3, 092 1,439 = -
= 5 1 3
1 21 2 3 -
37 181 92 12 2
202 95 15 2
392 31, 668 4,801 = =
665 6, 524 2, 483 694 23
1,057 38, 192 7, 284 694 23
189 12, 741 2,075 - -
413 4,190 1,365 262 23
602 16,931 3, 440 262 23
502 48, 465 12,644 212 =
: 2 z = 1

468

GREAT LAKES FISHERIES

LAKE SUPERIOR - OPERATING UNITS AND

| TEM

F] SHERMEN;
ON VESSELS:
PART-TIME.
CASUALET aurea ceunren ts
ON BOATS AND SHORE;
PART-TIME.
CASUAL .

TOTAL FISHERMEN

VESSELS, MOTOR;
PART-TIME,
CASUAL

TOTAL VESSELS

TOTAL GROSS TONNAGE

BOATS:
MOTOR:
PART-TIME.
CASUAL

TOTAL MOTOR BOATS

OTHER, CASUAL, TOTAL

DAYS OPERATED:
F] SHERMEN:
ON VESSELS 6
ON BOATS AND SHORE

TOTAL FISHERMEN DAYS.

CRAFT:
VESSELS. . .
BOATS, MOTOR

TOTAL CRAFT DAYS.

FISHING EFFORT;
UFR 68 so ota babolo
LIFTS PER 1,000 LINEAR
YARDS . . Dito o Aa

HAUL SEINES,
COMMON

OTTER
TRAWLS

POUND
NETS

NUMBER

NUMBER NUMBER

FISHING EFFORT BY GEAR, 1965

- 10 298
12 - 448
12 10 746

FYKE AND
HOOP NETS

NUMBER

HOURS TRAWLED. Siaaal|
GILL NETS
1 TEM je1/See 2 2-1/8 - 3-7/8 (Wes Fy 7-1/8 - 14
INCH MESH INCH MESH INCH MESH INCH MESH
ASE NUMBER NUMBER NUMBER NUMBER
ON VESSELS:
REGULAR. . : 24 i 2,
PART-TIME. = 82 14 =
CASUA Riera ieee 28 57 91 9
ON BOATS AND SHORE:
BARTS TIMER ilar tania
CASU ATER CREUN( Heri

TOTAL Fi SHERMEN

VESSELS, MOTOR:
REGULAR, .
PART-TIME.
CASUAL

TOTAL VESSELS

TOTAL GROSS TONNAGE

BOATS:
MOTOR:
PART-TIME.
CASUAL

TOTAL MOTOR BOATS ,

OTHER, CASUAL, TOTAL .

(CONTINUED ON NEXT PAGE)

= 8 = x
- 37 6 2
12 28 41 4
| anaes =
12 73 47 4
> —>} = Se
201 1, 256 831 id
ee
Ae
1 44 8 e
18 144 90 :
hn
19 188 98 &
te
s 1 = =
= |

GREAT LAKES FISHERIES

LAKE SUPERIOR - OPERATING UNITS AND
FISHING EFFORT BY GEAR, 1965 - Continued

469

| GILL NETS
eani||
1TEM jel o 2 2-1/8 - 3-7/8 Ae, 7=1/8\ = 14
|NCH MESH INCH MESH INCH MESH INCH MESH
NUMBER NUMBER NUMBER NUMBER
DAYS OPERATED:
FISHERMEN:
ONIVESSEUS I epreremiie tact: 14, 242 3, 371 89
ON BOATS AND SHORE. . . 10, 764 3, 574 8
TOTAL FISHERMEN DAYS. . 25, 006 6, 945 97
——
CRAFT:
VESSEUSHPI Ui meat emer 5, 868 1, 436 34
BOATS, MOTOR. ..... 6, 006 2,144 =
TOTAL CRAFT DAYS... . 633 11,874 3, 580 34
—
FISHING EFFORT, LIFTS PER
1,000 LINEAR YARDS... . . 432 19, 105 7,005 64
SEE NOTE ON PAGE 452.

LAKE OF THE WOODS, NAMAKAN LAKE, AND RAINY LAKE
OPERATING UNITS AND FISHING EFFORT BY GEAR, 1965

eae GILL NETS
POUND TRAP AND
ITEM NETS NETS HOOP Ay oF)
NETS INCH MESH
NUMBER NUMBER NUMBER NUMBER
FISHERMEN, ON BOATS AND
SHORE:
BARTEMIMEN Ey ces My = 15 W 34
CASUA Sai a pom Se a 2 4 2 10
TOTAL FISHERMEN... . 2 19 13 44
——————
+=
BOATS, MOTOR:
PYRITE, oo 6 6 s 8 o 5 : 6 4 17
CASUA Mt ania os ne Paeregee 1 2 1 10
23)
TOTAL MOTOR BOATS... . 1 8 5 27
eae es SD
DAYS OPERATED:
FISHERMEN, ON BOATS AND
GMOS, WLS 5 s/c 0 4 o 48 1,374 994 3,777
CRAFT, BOATS, MOTOR,
TOTAL eet cre E ns hes 552 362 2, 002
—_———
FISHING EFFORT:
PNT S Heres ae ch Rate 2, 548 1,018 =
LIFTS PER 1,000 LINEAR
ire ae ea me Bene 2 E 1,857

470

GREAT LAKES FISHERIES

CATCH BY LAKE, STATE, AND GEAR, 1965

SPECIES

BLUE PIKE

BOWFIN. . .

BULLHEADS . oo 6 Oo OO
EWING 5 Ga, co 0-0, 016 0 a
CARRAgrenme 9 doaeo 6
CATFISH .

CRARPIES se) 0) 0)

EES COMMON! iurcnctercsineyisa isin.
AK ESHERRIING iter ropittiteits) este
PIKE OR PIICKEREL. <5. © °
ROCKSIBASS i .ur-me-e clit oltous eit
SHEERSH EAD RM mei. oeeeenrste
SMEBU so G0 on ob ovate ao
STURGEON, eo
SUCKERS .

SUNFISH . .

WHITE BASS. ....
WHITEFISH, COMMON .

WHITE PERCH

YELLOW PERCH.

YELLOW PIKE .

TOTAL.

HAUL
SEINES

POUNDS
3,400] $1, 003

12, 700 507

(1) 4

1, 400) 499

17, 500} 2,013

==

SPECIES

BLUE PIKE .

BOWFIN. . .

BULUHEADS yee Suerte
BUREOeiiue ewan ern es
CARP Aicets Guile Ste curs
CATE SHissth js tarniseoeein ne
GRAPES Sura ears Mer
EELS, COMMON. Ae
VAKECHERRIINGS 9 6 «eo
PIKE OR PICKEREL. Sa eae
ROCKGEASS EEE nce
SHEEPSHEAD Sy rors ets pee ea ie
SMELT ES en geunncine nate, cunt sss
STURGEON ya ey eon en eae
SUCKERS) = pee Guus, enters cans
SUNFISH 46 “oiden 6 aa.d-6
UM TASES oo 6 onp o-0

WHITEFISH, COMMON .
WHITE PERCH...
YELLOW PERCH. Onan
NEE LOWS PII Exeter mayctureiecits

TOTAL.

Aree]
INCH MESH

POUNDS

POUNDS

LAKE ONTARIO
NEW YORK

POUNDS

(1) $8 -
800 40 -
34, 800 10, 437 1,600

(1) 1 -
7,800 314 100
500 122 -
600 67 -
24, 700 6,172 500
600 240 -

2, 200 158 100
100 5

(1) 3 -
100 122

5, 600 113 100

7,700 768 (1)
700 96 -

2, 200 7715 -

7, 200 1,009 100
600 318 -

LAKE ONTARIO - CONT! NUED

NEW YORK - CONTINUED
GILL NETS - CONT|NUED

e7=i/8e—m4:
INCH MESH

POUNDS

0 -0-0.0 0.0 0-0-0 00
N
oO —_
N
{2}
[o)

700 $1, 128

216, 700

FYKE AND
HOOP NETS

VALUE

$492

20

640

INCH MES'

LAKE ER

H.

IE

NEW YORK

HAUL
SEINES

100

0-0 0 0.0 0

GILL NETS
2-1/8 - 3-7/8

LAKE ERIE - CONTINUED
NEW YORK - CONTINUED

—.?-
GILL NETS

SPECIES

CARP. .
CATE SHE ences
LAKE HERRING,
ROCK BASS .

SEE FOOTNOTE AT END OF TABLE.

2=i/ Br) 5-7/9
|NCH MESH

POUNDS

ae t7,
INCH MESH

7-1/8
INCH

POUNDS

200

(CONTINUED ON NEXT PAGE)

- 14
MESH

POUNDS

200
200
(1)

100

GREAT LAKES FISHERIES

471
CATCH BY LAKE, STATE, AND GEAR, 1965 - Continued
LAKE ERIE - CONTINUED
NEW YORK - CONTINUED
SPECIES GILL NETS
2-1/8 - 3-7/8 As 7-1/8 - 14 TOTAL
INCH MESH INCH MESH INCH MESH
POUNDS POUNDS VALUE POUNDS VALUE
SHEEPSHEAD . 200 - - 800 $31
STURGEON. Ebi: a 300 $275 300 275
SUCKERS MMmrmnoireiron ta 300 - - 400 8
WHITEMBASS eines 2, 300 - - 3, 600 464
WHITEFISH, COMMON . - oS 2 1 1
YELLOW PERCH... . 155, 200 - - 155, 500 21,771
VEU ROW MPIIKES tenaemienns 11, 900 ; , = 2 64, 400 32,181
TOTAL. 170, 000 28,009 54, 900 26, 508 300 275 225, 500 54,810
LAKE ERIE - CONTINUED
PENNSYLVANIA
SPECIES GILL NETS

BLUE PIKE .

BULLHEADS .

CATFISH .

LAKE TROUT.

SHEEPSHEAD.

SMELT...

SUCKERS . .

WHITE BASS. . . 6
WHITEFISH, COMMON :

YELLOW PERCH. OOD Ono
WELUCW! PINE oo oo & o oo

TOTAL.

5 TOTAL
2-1/8 - 3-7/8 Aue F
INCH MESH INCH MESH

OTTER TRAWLS

POUNDS, POUNDS

POUNDS

461,800 80, 934 52, 500 9,715 90, 662

SPECIES

EUS (PUNE 5 “a! 6 BD oO oS
ori, io a6 oo a ob ©
BUFFALOFISH . .

BULLI EADS Ric mmeimenneliie
GUNZ 6 DO 0 0 0'O 0.0
GNP ooo a0 06 Oo 80
CAUFISM om 608 bi os a Or .0
GIZZARD SHAD. .....
GOLDFISH. . . 0:0
LAKE HERRING. 0 OOo 0
MOONEE. oc o0a 0: 016) ooo
QUILLBACK.. .. .
SHEEPSHEAD. 0.0 0-0 0.9
GMELT og o-oo Goa oo
STURGEON Rome miclitepe ime ks °
SUCKERS ...

WHITE BASS. . . .
WHITEFISH, COMMON C

YELLOW PERCH. - oo

NEC EOWRPIIK ERT uatemycmromesiare

TOTAL.

SEE FOOTNOTE AT END OF TABLE.

LAKE ERIE - CONTINUED

GILL NETS
FYKE AND
HOOP NETS 2-1/8 - 3-7/8
INCH MESH
POUNDS POUNDS POUNDS
a | oo ul Maal ote : :

40, 900 $4, 903 17, 100 2,052 200 $30 (1) $1
53, 300 9,599 21, 700 3,910 - - 200 24
100 3 3, 200 127 - = - -

2,121,600 63, 648 199, 400 5,981 200 7 800 23

597,300] 173,214 190, 900 55, 350 2, 700 780 4,500 1,305
3, 000 65 7, 900 175 - = 100 1

167,600 4,861 = - zi 2 = -
300 100 (1) 11 - - 300 93

400 8 100 4 - - (1) (1)

- - 200 5 - - - -
1,836, 900 40,411 | 2,091, 100 46, 004 600 14 13, 900 306
- - 100 v7 - - 2,200 168
(1) 10 200 182 - - 100 110
16, 800 370 113, 000 2,485 1, 300 29 4,600 101
102, 800 19, 529 876,900] 166,604 Wp 7000 3, 227 13,000 2,475
1,600 847 1, 300 676 - 2,000 1,071
25, 800 4,123 | 1,554,900] 248,787 146 876,200 | 140, 183
16, 300 6, 938 141, 200 60, 027 1,600 655 15, 900 6, 756

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472

GREAT LAKES

FISHERIES

CATCH BY LAKE, STATE, AND GEAR, 1965 - Continued

LAKE ERIE - CONTINUED

SPECIES

OHIO - CONTINUED

GILL NETS - CON

TINUED

— LINES, LONG
OR SET
4-7 7-1/8 - 14
INCH MESH ihe INCH MESH Cat ah eh)
POUNDS VALUE POUNDS
BUS PIME 6 oo oo 0 0 0.0 200 $84 -
BURRALORNSHieaarincmmenremirey tei ce 600 7 800 $7
BUELHEADS i earnest ene ae - - - - 903
EUROS 6 obo 0 4 06 (1) (1) 700 29 2
CIWPo 6 9 0140 0 00.00 29, 000 869 30, 100 903 96
CMuFlS 6 066-6 6 6 6 6 4, 500 1, 323 100 21 40, 226
GIZZARD SHAD. ...... 100 2 (1) (1) -
GORDEIUSHEMreiacmemicmicmr onion 100 2 - - -
LAKE HERRING. ...... (1) 1 - - -
SHEEPSHEAD. jBNgUa 41, 700 918 400 9 75
SUCKERS 6.6.6 60 6 0 OD 6 2,600 56 1 1 (1)
WHITER GASSireicueuren ron (enicl se 21, 300 4,038 1 (1)
WHITEFISH, COMMON . ; 700 383 - - -
YELLOW PERCH. 400
YELLOW PIKE . 78, 300
TOTAL.
LAKE ERIE - CONTINUED
OHIO - CONTINUED MICHIGAN
SPECIES

BLUE PIKE .

BOWFIN. . .

BUFFALOF | SH

BULLHEADS . @ 0-0 0.00
BUS co 6 6 50 06 0-0 Oo
CARP... . . .
CATIRNSH! 3).

GIZZARD SHAD.

GOUDRISH Eerie nel tells

LAKE HERRING.

MOONEV{ ESS imeenicitoute

PIKE OR PICKEREL.

QUILLBACK .

ROCK BASS . . 6

SIU ARG 6.66 6D ONO OO 8
SHEERSHEAD) wpcairerien ieiaieeloniteiite
SMT io 6.6 Gd 6 1G .
SURGEON Rae emicn ciety cede ome
SUCKERS iomkelirelacnucuienici tev nei
WHITE MBASSE i ecketet stele
WHITEFISH, COMMON .
NEREOWSRERCH i auetmmeu eile
YELLOW PIKE

OMA Ee ememiertenteas

DIP NETS

= - (1)

- 59, 700

(1) $1 80, 200

S 2 4, 000 °
200 7| 2,384,500) 71,534 588, 000
- - 938,700] 272,219 33, 700
- - 11, 100 243 -

- - 167, 700 4,863 -

- - 600 205 -

- - 500 12 -

- - 200 5 -

(1) (1) 3, 988, 100 87,737 2, 200
- - 2, 300 175 -

- - 300 302 -

1 ff 138, 300 3,042 -

1 1 1,031,000] 195,881 900
1 6 5,600 2, 983

1 4] 2,458,400] 393,341

- - 256,300] 108,923
200 11, 527, 700} 1, 163,327 | 635,900
mn

SPECIES

GILL

FYKE AND
HOOP NETS 2-1/8
INCH
1
POUNDS VALUE POUNDS
BUFFALOFISH . 500 $54 -
BULLHEADS , alo! bed 500 116 (1)
BURBOT ar spentemoy esl - = 5
CARP. . Bi.:0 3, 300 89 300
CATFISH 200 73 S00

SEE FOOTNOTE AT END OF TABLE.

(CONTINUED ON NEXT PAGE)

LAKE ERIE - CONTINUED
MICHIGAN - CONT! NUED

NETS
LINES,
- 3-7/8
MESH
VALUE POUNDS
$3
8
132

LONG
OR SET
WITH HOOKS

$1, 066
WW

: (1) (1)
15,876 214, 600 5, 794
9,699 14, 700 4,249
= 200 5
- 1,500 751
- 100 23
z 1) 2
63 89,600 2,599
- 57, 900 1, 564
136 69, 000 9, 864
100 36
67,800 8,683
86, 400 41,830

TOTAL

POUNDS

13,700 | $1,639
7, 000 1,761
(1) (1)

806,200 | 21,767

49,700 | 14,323

GREAT LAKES FISHERIES

CATCH BY LAKE, STATE, AND GEAR, 1965 - Continued

SPECIES

GARFISH . . .

GIZZARD SHAD. . .

PIKE OR PICKEREL. 9! 0
ROCGKSBASS! . 0 2 3) ss
SNVEIARG oo 0 oo 9 DD Oo
SHEEPSHEAD. . . Oo 0
SUCKERS Mp eireiaeMilclaefitmitei site
WHITE BASS, . 2... «2 =o
WHITEFISH, COMMON . . *| te
YELLOWRERCH (0. 8) 3
VASHUOM IPS 6 ooo 5 oo 0

WOWNba 6 9 S40 5 6

FYKE AND
HOOP NETS
POUNDS VALUE

200 $2
(1) (1)

600 18
1, 700 240

S00 64

200 83
7, 700 739

473
LAKE ERIE - CONTINUED
MICHIGAN - CONTINUED
GILL NETS
Rarer Lies eI LINES, LONG
OR SET TOTAL
2=1\/80-93-7/8
INCHIMESH WITH HOOKS
POUNDS VALUE POUNDS VALUE POUNDS VALUE
- - - 200 $2
- - = 200 5
(1) $7 - - 1, 500 758
- = - 100 23
- = = 7 (1) 2
100 3 - - 92, 500 2,683
(1) 1 = - 57, 900 1,565
100 14 O o 71,700 10, 254
- - 5 = 100 36
300 35 - - 69, 000 8,832
200 77 - = 86, 800 41,990
1, 500 280 600 $170 |1,256,600 | 105,640

LAKE HURON

MICHIGAN

SPECIES

ALEWIVES. . 2...
BOWFIN. . 2... .
BULLHEADS!*. 2 2.
BURBOTicmieiteterni site te
CPo 6 '0,.d oo 0 O00
CATIEAISHI ett emeciatest siete
CRAPPJE ... . .
GIZZARD SHAD. . .
LAKE HERRING. . . . Sb
RIKERORNPKCKEREL ies) cc 2) 0
QUILLBACK . . 0.06.0 oO 0
ROCK®BASS) Five) c ss) ) =
SAUGERMealiteynessiey le 1s) =) ie
SHEERSHEAD {) sys) c 0) fe) «) ele
SMELTMepiele i [-litsmte tole iay |=
STURGEON ce st
SUCKERS esis mn nal siaa
WHITE BASS.
WHITEFISH:

COMMON) Feros) ere) a) =) fe

MENOMIINE ES ss fe5 ne et fe)
WELCOWSRERCH is, velisa cians
YELLOW PIKE .

TOTAL.

SPECIES

BULELHEADS iraiciirs ms si ieWlreyieii= irs
BURBOT.) ise eo we
CARRE RMR uae 0 .
CATIA NSH Se yateiietreliiey (shia) lertaaits
ChUEDS 5 5 5.00 9 8 0 HYG oO

LAKE HERRING. 2 2 2+. 1.
PIKE OR PICKEREL.
ROCKEBASS esr iicileivainitolnrs
SAUGER(Wiritie seullisilisjits)) \s)/ Kellie) ne,

SEE FOOTNOTE AT END OF TABLE.

342

POUNDS POUNDS VALUE
= = 1 1

e E dog { er

© : 2, 100 381

= 2 (1) 1

= e 134, 100 7,775

S S 78,900 | 23,031

= 2 200 33
= = (1) (1)

= 2, 900 396

= 4,600 1,293

= a 8, 900 312

= 3, 500 563

Z 1) 4

= = 18, 400 569
24,200} $1,718 = -

(1) 40 400 398

= - 354,600 | 14,185

a 2, 400 433

12, 900 7,400 | 122,800] 70,744

3 = 100 10

c - 349,400 | 65,343

94, 800
37, 100 9,158 |1,178,700 | 236,605

LAKE HURON - CONTINUED

MICHIGAN - CONTINUED

FYKE AND
HOOP NETS

POUNDS VALUE
100 $26
1,900 109
100 16
500 125
300 48
3, 500 141
2, 300 424
8, 700 889

1-1/4 - 2
INCH MESH

POUNDS

(CONTINUED ON NEXT PAGE)

GILL NETS

2-1/8 - 3-7/8
INCH MESH

iyo TD
NCH MESH

POUNDS
100

600

200

1, 346, 700
39, 500
800

100

POUNDS

(1)
7 2, 400

7-1/8 - 14
INCH MESH

POUNDS VALUE
716,900 | $41,582
3, 100 920

474 GREAT LAKES FISHERIES

CATCH BY LAKE, STATE, AND GEAR, 1965 - Continued

LAKE HURON - CONT! NUED

MICHIGAN - CONTINUED

SPECIES GILL NETS

V=1/40= 2 2-1/8 - 3-7/8 4-7 7-1/8 - 14
INCH MESH I1NCH MESH |1NCH MESH |NCH MESH

POUNDS POUNDS POUNDS POUNDS VALUE
SHEEPSHEAD. (1) ) 100 (1) $1
SME(ATa aera 3, 300 $197 - - -
SUCKERS . . 2 7, 900 317 14, 200 200 x
WHITE BASS. - (1) 2 100 -
WHITEFISH:

COMMON. . . (1) 39, 500 -
MENOMINEE . ge dion 8, 800 1,410 - - -
VEMUOWERERCH hye marge ail linrrars 4] 613,300] 114,684 (1) 700 130
WELL) PURE a 6 So. a doo. 3 - 900 490 7, 000 (1) 5

LAKE HURON - CONTINUED
MICHIGAN - CONT! NUED

LAKE MICHIGAN

MICHIGAN

SPECIES

el Nee OTTER POUND
WITH) HOOKS TRAWLS NETS
|
VALUE POUNDS VALUE POUNDS VALUE

IMUEURVESS oo 66% 6 0 6 1) (1) 2,438,700 | $43,897 700,800} $12,614
EOMFNs ao oo ob 5 0 6 00 $31 - - - -
BUEUMEADSi€s: ets cuel el renee 2, 300 419 - - - -
EMRE G! 6 poo a 6 oon 1 3 = - - -
GNP os0'o. 6-6-0 BD Ob 60 1,424, 700 82,633 6, 000 144 (1) 1
CAFISH ooo 5686-60066 62, 900 18, 380 146, 100 42,658 - = - =
GHUES gb ds. a.10. 8 Mo - - 1,346,700] 284,160 198, 400 9,715 = D
CANA ooo oo 4°96 60 - - 200 33 = - 3 =
GIIZZARDESHAD a een neon - - 1 (1) = = o =
PAKEMMERRING were enree en eerie - - 42, 500 5, 862 1, 400 176 1 (1)
RIKESORMPNCKEREL Sy) aes - - 6, 700 1,879 (1) 2 1 2
QUIUEBACKIRy van eetneuesraaes - - 9, 100 320 = = 5 o
ROCKMBASS Herrera irae (1) 1 3, 800 614 = a = =
SAUGERM serous aie - - 100 9 = - = =
SHEEPSHEAD. (1) (1) 18, 500 573 - - - -
SMELT, - - 27,600 1,922 600 15 657, 700 22, 362
STURGEON. . . . - - 400 438 - = 200 98
SUCKERSIameun cil enenii meme ietiae - - 389, 100 15, 562 2,800 124 (1) (1)
Ul We. GASES; “659 to ole io oe - - 2, 500 446 = = = -
WHITEFISH:

COMMONS: a iolo a O80 - - 175,200 | 100,894 1, 300 649 206,700 | 101,465

MENOMINEE . 5 - 145
VEWUOWIRERCHI) es wos nile - (1)
VEDUOWNPINK EM: ee ere -

MOA UES peeiey vero) cer aeiostn 2,662, 100
LAKE MICHIGAN = CONTINUED

MICHIGAN - CONTINUED

SEECUES GILL NETS
TRAP
NETS 1-1/4 - 2 2-1/8 - 3-7/8 4-7
INCH MESH 1NCH MESH INCH MESH
POUNDS POUNDS POUNDS

ALEWIVES. . . . Cae - - 100 $10 100 $1
BULEUHEADSIn riuery rent cmiten femme - - - 1 - =
BURB Onan secure teen - - - 3 (1) 2
CPG 6 o.oo 680 Oo 640 6,0 (1) $1 - 1 900 21
ChUES 5 <6) 650 00 o0680 - - - 502,911 2 =
PAK ESHERRITNGiuecu te) voters ennes se 100 1 100 3,417 400 51
WAN= WUiG Go & ooo ooo - - - 7 100 64
PIKE OR PICKEREL. ..... 300 28 - 42 800 72
ROCKHBASS tiie SSPE. 5 - - (1) 2 2
SAUGERM a aie neue enicuue meee oreer - - - 49 = =
SHEERSHEADBise ny) ein cares - - - - (1) (1)

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GREAT LAKES FISHERIES

475

CATCH BY LAKE, STATE, AND GEAR, 1965 - Continued

LAKE MICHIGAN = CONTINUED

SPECIES

SMEL Tite = 1 25s opm
STURGEON.
SUCKERS . .
WHITEFISH:
COMMON. . .
MENOMINEE .
YELLOW PERCH.
YELLOW PIKE

TOTAL.

SPECIES

ALEWIVES,
BULLHEADS . Oo. O4 01. Os oN0
BURBONi-me-tireemetiraieteyereireeeeen- rite
CARP. . > .
CHUBSHe mr mtena
LAKE HERRING.
LAKE TROUT. .. .
PIKE OR. PICKEREL.
ROCK, BASS .
SAUGER. . .
SHEEPSHEAD.
SMELT . .
STURGEON.
SUCKERS . .
WHITEFISH:
COMMON. . .
MENOMINEE .
YELLOW PERCH.
YELLOW PIKE ,

TOTAL.

MICHIGAN - CONTINUED

GILL NETS

2-1/8 - 3.
INCH MESH

POUNDS

-7/8

oF
INCH MESH

TRAP
NETS 1-1/4 - 2
INCH MESH
POUNDS VALUE POUNDS
12,600 $429 31, 300 $1,065
300 250 G
23, 000 1,033 - 2
196, 500 96, 474 (1) 4
200 78 o
2, 100 417 100 12
1, 900 885

237,000

100
4,500

400

10, SOO
766, 100
100

218, 398

Waifs Ac

LINES, LON
OR SET
WITH HOOKS

POUNDS

1,238

200

IG

Deo 0-0 DO 080
ss
I
Oo

INDIANA

GILL NETS

2-1/8 - 3-7/8
INCH MESH

POUNDS

TOTAL
POUNDS
3, 140, 200
1
a u
10, 000 241
2,764, 300| 512,626
27, 100 3, 666
100 81
1,500 146
(1) (1)
500 49
(1) (1)
702, 300 23,873
2, 200 1,772
43, 900 1,976
832,500] 408, 760
14, 200 4, 400
8, 336,600

$1, 409

LAKE MICHIGAN = CONTINUED
ILLINOIS WISCONSIN
SPECIES GILL NETS
HAUL OTTER POUND
2-1/8 - 3-7/8 SEINES TRAWLS NETS
INCH MESH
—
POUNDS VALUE POUNDS VALUE POUNDS VALUE POUNDS VALUE

ALEWIVES. Soe - - - 8,980,900 | $161,656 | 1,854,900] $33, 387
BURBOT. 6 Oilo pos o - - - - - - 1,800 309
CARP. . 9.6 4 - - 1,834,900} $44,038 - - 100 1
CHUBSMere teat . 68,600] $14,546 - - 384, 900 15,872 (1) (1)
LAKE HERRING. y 500 54 - - 200 23 200 30
LAKE TROUT. .. . - - - - (1) 3 - -
PIKE OR PICKEREL. - - - - - - (1) 4
SCULPIN . ‘5 : - - - - 700 12 - -
SMELT . : - - - - 35, 600 1,208 59, 500 2,024
SUCKERS Sem miene in montane - - 300 13 - 5 6, 100 274
WHITEFISH, COMMON . 5 - © (1) 15 (1) 2 62, 300 30,570
YELLOW PERCH. i 111, 100 - - 500 101
YELLOW PIKE 6 = - ic et = 67

TOMS 6 o0 180, 200 40,808 | 1,835, 200 44,066 | 9,402,300] 178,776 66, 767

SEE FOOTNOTE AT END OF TABLE.

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GREAT LAKES FISHERIES

476

CATCH BY LAKE, STATE, AND GEAR, 1965 - Continued

LAKE MICH]GAN - CONT! NUED

WISCONSIN - CONTINUED

SPECIES GILL NETS

TRAP FYKE AND

HOOP NETS 1-1/4 - 2

INCH MESH
POUNDS POUNDS POUNDS
ANVEWIVES oie Galea bes teen tces - - (1) $1 600 $11
BULTHEADS Hs mune nasa - e 17, 500 3, 230 - 2
WSO Gg ob UG foo Ghd i686 - - 8,600 1,435 - -
CARB cote tas: : a 19, 500 469 z =
CATFISH. . 6-0) O04 0 - - 500 156 - -
PIKE OR PICKEREL. .... . 1, 200 $114 11,800 1,159 5 4
SHEEPSHEADSNgUaER 4: tekigch = - (1) 1 S a
SME Teena ee ay ee 2 S 200 8 124, 100 4,220
SUCKERS . . . eT Seu 3, 200 =
WHITEFISH, COMMON 5.60.68 - 1
VEULOWNEERCHUMP mE encase S 2
VELUOMPIME 3 Gino) oo 0
TOTAL.

LAKE MICHIGAN - CONTINUED

WISCONSIN - CONTINUED

SPECIES GILL NETS

TOTAL

2-1/8 - 3-7/8
INCH MESH

POUNDS

30, 100 $542

4-7
INCH MESH

7-1/8 - 14
INCH MESH

POUNDS POUNDS POUNDS VALUE

10,866, 500} $195, 597
1) 1

ALEWI VES,
BOWFIN. . OOS! Og: hGu0 Si
BULEREAD Saremmemhelt eli sacie car tits 300 53

17,800 3, 284
EUROS oo: 0:0 ooo D 8.6 (1) 3 12, 100 2,029
CARRS 0.4) 0 601001004! OW0.L0 600 15 2,006,000} 48, 144
CARS 6 6.6 5.6 4a 500 156

CHUBS . . 4600.00.00 4,222,700] 756,171 100 15 -
GIIZZARDUSHADS wey alesis Meee ie (1) (1) = = -
LAKE HERRING. . . 2... 18, 400 2,497 100 21 -
LAKE TROUT. . O60 Orit -
PIKE OR PICKEREL.
ROCK BASS . 9
SCUURIING me smrentcntcunsttieermeums
SHEERSHEADEn iuveliiejirey tokewneuire
SHEL 0:5) oo! odoe0 9
SUCKERS . . 0
WHITEFISH:
COvMeNal Sigur ooo vale
MENOMINEE. 2... ..
VEUUOWSPERCHE meio curs en:
VEUUOWRPIKEien oteounsensiususts

4,607, 700| 772,058
(1) (1)
18, 900 ,571

200

TOTAL. 4, 546, 900

LAKE SUPERIOR

MICHIGAN

SPECIES [=

HAUL POUND
SEINES NETS

a
POUNDS VALUE POUNDS

) $1 100 $7
(1) 2

69, 500 5,727
100 48
1,000 87

FYKE AND
HOOP NETS

POUNDS POUNDS

(1)

BURBOI os dovteprey ceases acts

WAKESHERRIINGA ") coe hus set re (

PIKE OR PICKEREL.

SMELT . . '

STURGEON.

SUCKERS . .

WHITEFISH:
COMMON k i fs, tolerates = 25, 500 12, 902
MENOMINEE ........ 300 46 = =

YEUUOWNPERCHM yh sect tle - = = s

YELLOW PIKE . - - 100 26

MOTA Lorie] ict ren es seeliheuredlice 300 47
a ee

SEE FOOTNOTE AT END OF TABLE. (CONTINUED ON NEXT PAGE )

(7)
()
117, 200

100

prperoe

GREAT LAKES FISHERIES

477

CATCH BY LAKE, STATE, AND GEAR, 1965 - Continued

SPECIES

ALEWIVES,. .
BURBOi ar ae-relieine
CHUBS Sige mn Canaan.
LAKE HERRING.
LAKE TROUT. ...
PIKE OR PICKEREL.
SAUGER. se
SMUT 6 6 Go doo 5
STURGEON. . ...
SUCKERS . . .
WHITEFISH:
COMMON. ... .
MENOMI NEE
YELLOW PERCH.
YELLOW PIKE .

TOTAL.

SPECIES

POUNDS

900
(1)

112, 100
300

V=1/4 = 2
INCH MESH

GILL NETS

LAKE SUPERIOR - CONT! NUED

MICHIGAN - CONT] NUED

GILL NETS

POUNDS

- 100
(1)
- 1, 185, 100
$70 3, 626, 200
5 -
- 100
9, 300 (1)
25 3, 100
- 200
27 16, 100
Ss 2,700
= (1)
4,833, 600

MICHIGAN - CONT] NUED

2-1/8 - 3-7/8
!NCH MESH

LAKE SUPERIOR - CONTINUED

AD)
INCH MESH

POUNDS

(1) (1)
1, 700 $37
200 25
2, 200 184
64, 900 44,831
200 36
300 29
(1) 20
4,700 387
241, 400 122, 153
(1) 3
1, 300 461

WISCONSIN

AL EW IVES) i acmten etire! ve
BURBOIenisuieitem relate
GES! Go-Go 0.5 6
LAKE HERRING. ...
LAKE TROUT.

PIKE OR PICKEREL.
SAUCER ee

SNE 6 o° 6:0
STURGEON. . . . .
SUCKERS .....
WHI TEF] SH:

COMMON. .... »

MENOMINEE...
YELLOW PERCH. . .
YELLOW PIKE .

UUs !o- 6 ‘bto. tole o fo 2,800 1,739

OTTER
7-1/8 - 14 WOuAL TRAWLS
INCH MESH
POUNDS VALUE POUNDS VALUE POUNDS VALUE

= _ 100 $1 (1) (1)

= = 1, 700 37 3 e

© a 1, 185, 300 138,041 1,600 $149
- : 3, 629, 400 296, 756 1 3
1,800 $1, 231 66, 700 46, 067 1 9
= ~ 200 38 =

= = 100 7 2

= 2 181, 900 15, 056 200 22
= 5 100 68 =

S = 9, 400 781 =
1,000 508 385, 300 194, 959 (1) 1
S = 16, 500 2,910 5 2

5 = 2, 800 536 =

Z = 1, 500 511 z =

1
5, 481, 000 695, 768 1,800 184
eR OG EU a

SPECIES

BULLHEADS ....
BURB Oi miei: ta-etcmae)
CHUBSaimremecmecane
LAKE HERRING. .
LAKE TROUT. ...
PIKE OR PICKEREL.
ROCK BASS . °
SME IST iceeeic lect egie state
SUCKERS Mit tareintciae
WHITEFISH;

COMMON. .....

MENOMINEE... .
YELLOW PERCH. ...

WOWANLS"-o)6' a6

POUNDS

SEE FOOTNOTE AT END

OF TABLE.

LAKE SUPERIOR - CONTINUED

WISCONSIN - CONTINUED

GILL NETS

1-1/4 -

POUNDS

INCH MESH

2

—

2-1/8 - 3-7/8
INCH MESH

POUNDS

500

1, 286, 700

CONTINUED ON NEXT PAGE)

478

GREAT LAKES FISHERIES

CATCH BY LAKE, STATE, AND GEAR, 1965 - Continued
i a ae a Sk a a eR ea AOr Se COUMED jen eo am

WISCONSIN - CONTINUED
SPECIES GILL NETS
4-7, 7-1/8 - 14
INCH MESH INCH MESH
POUNDS POUNDS

MUBNWES5 oa 6 60! ba a 6 - = ©
EVEMUMEZADS 5 60 6 9.0 0 a0 - Z S
EUREOTo o © np G 0 00 0 0-6 4,000 $88 (1) (1)
GNP 5 0 a 06 0 E (1) 1 = =
GIVES oo 0 0.0 0-0 0 60-0 100 25 - -
LAKE HERRING... . . 5. 1, 500 119 (1) $1
DAKERTROU Te Mromcmmiene me reins 53, 000 31,801 0 246
BIKESORVRITCKERE Seams: ane - = =
ROCKGEASSiksmreiriaemrsieieccmesics - 2 =
EMAL 5 a 6a 0 0 0 a Gots 300 42 100 18
GUIEWERS (os 6.0 (0! og) olgs0.o 14, 900 1,489 = =
WH] TEF ISH;

COMMON 6 610 © of 6 O40 30,600 13, 770 600 262

MENOMIINE ES eape-trecrsmcnicn ¢ 300 27 =
VEUWOWMPERCH siren euecuissveniemas (1) 1 =

VOUNLat chao ‘bos 104, 700

TOTAL

POUNDS VALUE
1 1

(i ar
4,800 104
(1) 1
833, 600 142, 415
429, 800 34, 384
54, 200 32,519
1 4

1 (1)
243, 400 31,641
24, 700 2,471
46,000 20, 703
17, 200 Ip vue

500 85

1,654, 200

LAKE SUPERIOR - CONTINUED

MINNESOTA
SPECIES GILL NETS
POUND
NETS 2-1/8 - 3-7/8 wey uu
INCH MESH INCH MESH
POUNDS POUNDS POUNDS POUNDS
BURGOTA es cube acre - - (1) (1) (1) (1)
CHUB SHE nr 5 s 113,500] $11, 300 = 113,500} $11, 300
LAKE HERRING. ae = g 673,100} 74,000 a = 673,100] 74,000
WAKEMMROUTNIS eh eneig gsc z z 2 2 3,300] $2, 130 3, 300 2,130
SINE [ea eaaunee ee see aa 817,700| $12, 200 5 x 3 Z 817,700] 12,200
SUCKERSIN Mein ear nice te 80 - - 100 (1) - - 100 (1)
WHITEFISH:
COMMON. . . 1. - : : 2, 400 1,125 2, 400 1,125
MENOMINEE . . : 3 2, 700 300 2 2, 700 300
TOWALo 16 6 6 6 817, 700 3,255] 1,612,800] 101,055

SPECIES

POUNDS POUNDS
BULLHEADS . (1) $2 200
BURGO Tima ieee 34, 200 1,030 68, 000
PIKE OR PICKEREL. 3, 600 17 10, 100
SAUGER. . mie 5, 500 934. 12, 000
SUCKERS . 2, 200 44 3, 500
TULLIBEE. . . 110, 800 3, 323 158, 400
YELLOW PERCH. 800 100 1, 500
YELLOW PIKE 10, 500

TOTAL.

SEE FOOTNOTE AT END OF TABLE.

LAKE OF THE WOODS

MINNESOTA

FYKE AND
HOOP NETS

POUNDS VALUE
1,600 $92
146, 400 4, 392
3, 800 183
2, 800 477
2,400 47
200 5S

1, 300 168
6, 800 2,040

GREAT LAKES FISHERIES

479

CATCH BY LAKE, STATE, AND GEAR, 1965 - Continued

LAKE OF THE WOODS - CONTINUED NAMAKAN LAKE
MINNESOTA - CONTINUED MINNESOTA
GILL NETS

Aves,
INCH MESH

RAINY LAKE

MINNESOTA

SPECIES GILL NETS GILL NETS

4-7

Abe
INCH MESH

INCH MESH

POUNDS POUNDS

BUEEEEADSIA i reiteu telteiite $28 2, 300 - -

BURGO]ye-cueueiel-lromeonn 642 269, 900 14, 200 $426
PIKE OR PICKEREL. 6 Oo 9 2,050 59, 900 9,600 560
SAUCERS 60 0 0 'o 6 6 oO 0 22, 500 3, 830 42,800 - -

SUGNTS 5 060000000 274, 900 5, 450 283, 000 19, 900 596
VWWLUIBZS oo bo oo oo 574, 300 17, 223 843, 700 14, 500 436
WHITEFISH, COMMON . ine - 17, 300 4, 006
WEECOWSPERCH mist cmrclene chute 8, 400 - 100 18
YELLOW PIKE . 91, 100 140, 900 - - 13, 100 2,841

1,031,800] 57,227] 1,650, 900 92,751

1/ LESS THAN 50 POUNDS OR 50 CENTS.

88, 700

——

UNITED STATES AND CANADIAN CATCH, 1965

Yellow perch

Smelt
Alewives
Chubs

Carp

Lake herring

Sheepshead

Other

12
. Million pounds .

263-707 O - 67 - 31

_SECTION 9 - MISSISSIPPI RIVER FISHERIES

The commercial catch of fish and shellfish from the waters of the Mississippi River
andits tributaries was 84.8 million pounds worth $7.8 million--a gain of 7.6 million pounds
and $461,000 compared with 1964. The larger catch resulted from an increased mussel shell
harvest in Arkansas, Illinois, Indiana, Kentucky, Tennessee, and Wisconsin. The volume
of mussel shells landed was more than double that of the previous year. The mussel shells
are taken principally for export to Japan.

Six items--buffalofish, carp, catfish and bullheads, sheepshead, crawfish, and
mussel shells--accounted for 94 percent of the volume and 92 percent of the value. The catch
was made by 9,572 fishermen using 4 vessels, 8,075 motor boats, and 323 other boats--
an increase of 115 fishermen, 146 motor boats, and 75 other boats compared with 1964. The
number of vessels remained the same as in the previous year.

Wisconsin led in volume of landings (11.9 million pounds), followed by Louisiana,
11.8; Minnesota, 11.1; Tennessee, 9.0; Arkansas, 8.3; and Illinois, 7.3 million pounds.
Louisiana was first in value of the catch with $1.5 million.

The value of processed products was $15.9 million--an increase of $5.4 million com-
pared with 1964. Missouri accounted for 39 percent of the total value: North Dakota, Okla-
homa, Tennessee, and Texas together accounted for 27 percent, There were 417 wholesale
and processing establishments operating in 1965 compared with 402 in 1964.

In 1965, as in the previous year, the Mississippi River Section includes data from
river systems not connected with or draining into the Mississippi River as its tributaries.
For example, salmon are reported in the Section. These were taken from waters draining into
the Pacific Ocean. Catches are also reported from river systems draining north into Hudson
Bay and south into the Gulf of Mexico.

Condensed summary data on the operating units andcatch by States of the Mississippi
River fisheries appearing on the following pages have been previously published in Current
Fishery Statistics No. 4376.

The following organizations assisted in collecting data appearing in this section:
Alabama Department of Conservation, Division of Game and Fish; Arizona Game and Fish De-
partment; Arkansas Game and Fish Commission, Division of Fisheries; Colorado Game, Fish
and Parks Department; Idaho Fish and Game Department; Illinois Department of Conservation,
Division of Fisheries; Indiana Department of Conservation, Divison of Fish and Game, Sec-
tion of Fish Management; Iowa State Conservation Commission, Division of Fish and Game;
Kansas Forestry, Fish and Game Commission, Fisheries Divison; Kentucky Department of
Fish and Wildlife Resources; Louisiana Wild Life and Fisheries Commission; Minnesota De-
partment of Conservation, Division of Game andFish, Section of Fisheries; Mississippi Game
and Fish Commission; Missouri Conservation Commission; Montana Department of Fish and
Game, Fisheries Management; Nebraska Game, Forestation and Parks Commission, Fishery
Division; New Mexico Department of Game and Fish; North Dakota Game and Fish Depart-
ment, Fisheries Division; Oklahoma Department of Wildlife Conservation, Division of Fish-
eries; South Dakota Department of Game, Fish and Parks; Tennessee Game and Fish Commis-
sion, Fish Management Division; Texas Game and Fish Commission, Inland Fisheries; Utah
State Fish and Game Department; Wisconsin Conservation Department; Fish Management
Division; Wyoming Game and Fish Commission; and the Tennessee Valley Authority, Fish and
Game Branch,

48

MISSISSIPPI RIVER FISHERIES

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IddISSISSIW

MISSISSIPPI RIVER FISHERIES

SECTIONAL SUMMARIES
SUMMARY OF CATCH, 1965

(THOUSANDS OF POUNDS AND THOUSANDS OF DOLLARS)

482

SHELLFISH, ETC.
QUANTITY QUANTITY QUANTITY

AWABAMAVsureeiotaciiron siatei ie) stilts) te 3, 880 712 491 56 4,371 768
ARIA 550 O16 00010, 0-0. o 8 1 - - 8 1
ARKANSAS ie cuiemeern pacurcmretrel vcmers 2,963 389 5,342 244 8,305 633
COMOIYNIO). 9756 to (01060166 153 9 - - 153 9
(YNNOo. 6G a) 6 10-3, o conolnos'8..0 1,394 75 - - 1, 394 75
(LLINOIS S66 So oo doo 0 SR557 553 1,759 88 7,316 641
(DIAN a5 o.o6010 'o-6 6 6 0 36 7 2, 884 291 2,920 298
NOW eo 6-6 GO ovoduioso B-o.8 3,001 231 - - 3,001 231
KANSAS i wieimen saccieticlcimesounears 42 12 - - 42 12
KENTUCKYetrememn stiete site etolnte itl etre 1,115 190 1,004 42 2,119 232
OUIISITANAM Nari enlamielramefien ei 'e 4,717 700 Tous) 827 11, 830 1,527
MINNES OT Arieombureymeetentel meiiente 11,102 630 6 1 11,108 631
MISSISSIPPI aterm encnectien ielteu 3,229 439 (1) 1 3,229 440
MISSOURI Iienentemenmaciteleehbeince te 324 40 108 4 432 44
MONTANAIvelleuner eller ve tay cllel alte 354 32 - - 354 32
NEBRASKA ar itemteninisien ten oimerie 412 39 - - 412 39
NEWAMEXICOMsurmeureubestemiytiontcnrs 36 3 - - 36 3
NORTHEDAKOTA 2 32 8 5 333 25 - - 333 25
OKUAOMAM SM i emmentemien ery cticitelte 867 104 - - 867 104
SOUEMDAKOTAWmtentepnemre mcr tem of te 3,446 233 - - 3,446 233
TENNESSEE me miomeimemrcmtantonte 4,597 643 4,389 293 8,986 936
WASodo.6 ‘ova! S000 g6 S 1,644 220 7 1 1,651 221
UTAH cmreaeutem tod ioneiionicimen tenneaite 27 8 170 51 447 59
WISCONSI Niuemme mien retecmrei efor cis 10,863 11,871 648
WYOMING Sarepnetrameonrarictermenren touts

1/ LESS THAN 500 POUNDS.

SUMMARY OF OPERATING UNITS, 1965

1TEM ALABAMA ARIZONA ARKANSAS COLORADO ILLINOIS
NUMBER NUMBER NUMBER NUMBER NUMBER NUMBER
FISHERMEN, ON BOATS AND SHORE:
REGUUAR Mays es otha ruben oleic 171 - 360 4 4 144
CASUALS: iecvewe Mrelweciccks “emeecre 129 237 488
TOTAL cues taeulsiMadtelae nate
BOATS:
MOUCRS: 6 ool co pecre o88 300 1 967 2 241 534
OTHER Bae ie si reise rookc wie; Toc ciate - - 23 1 5 9
GEAR:
HAUL SEINES, COMMON. ... . - - 24 4 6 29
DENGTERVARDS Ain seus - - 7,350 1,160 400 9,080
FYKE AND HOOP NETS, FISH = = 5,787 = - 5, 230
POTS AND TRAPS, WIRE BASKETS 100 - - - = 2, 254
GILL NETS, ANCHOR, SET OR
STAKES a ee ee: 457 30 887 - - 87
SQUARE YARDS... 2.2... 121,560 1,000 177,578 - = 14,890
MRAMMELUNETS eve ce Shencl ele 55 - 523 - - 392
SQUARERVARDS alin veureimedieles 14, 630 - 115,429 - 5 70,406
LINES:
HAND A Wesatcnicniemicurei smeuget ts - - - - 236 =
HOOKS. .. . Bis - - - - 236 -
LONG OR SET WITH HOOKS . 2,706 - 3,418 = = 750
HOOKSamom aus sufemeers 270, 600 c 174,425 o - 69, 960
SNAG meena cnieiaiee 790 = 613 5 - -
HOOKS phcmleniceie@ mccentenns 395,000 = 258, 685 - - -
DIP NETS, COMMON) 1... 7 = 32 = - =
CROWROOT/BARS= evens (elie aule 82 S 151 = = 133
DIWANGHOUTFTS 316 ve 16 15) leviee 2 - 14 = - -
ITEM INDIANA 1OWA KANSAS KENTUCKY LOUISIANA | MINNESOTA
a RS Sh SO ee NOES sa Pe [Ne ee
NUMBER NUMBER NUMBER NUMBER NUMBER NUMBER
FISHERMEN, ON BOATS AND SHORE; aes Seas <= ter Sen Son cana SH
REGULAR, . . Nae aaah - 111 = 27 534 368
CASUAINIE Oy sulcus felrusuvenrente 176 374 1 528 1,058 325
TOTAL shes teresa = ivoncon oats
BOATS:
MOUS 6°68 846. 6 O86 Bhd:6 a1 464 an 577 1,578 361
OTHER Mp erieatemrehoonepentemees - 25 - 109 = 46
GEAR:
HAUL SEINES, COMMON... . . - 25 1 4 4 59
WENGTHS RV ARDS soten se mentcurenes - 6,833 65 31 2,533 37,528

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SUMMARY OF OPERATING UNITS, 1965 - Continued

1TEM INDIANA 1OWA KANSAS KENTUCKY LOUISIANA MI NNESOTA
NUMBER NUMBER NUMBER NUMBER
GEAR = CONTINUED:
WEARS sireylswlewer-eriefeneiieiwle - 12 - = - 40
ROUNDINETSIWoms is enone @ os - - = - - 14
TRAPENETS chine) ces) sulejierce te - - - = = 120
FYKE AND HOOP NETS, FISH. « 172 2,803 46 2,814 28,989 2, 290
POTS AND TRAPS:
CRAWEISHIemonen sents eirests - - - > 39,175 =
Fal SHSM ete: re: he gne e. e e 2 3,596 oO 5 2 =
SERIIMPe whwinutewetree ol aiterte - - = = 465 5
GILL NETS, ANCHOR, SET OR
SIME ob bobo Go O00 8 = 324 = 50 1,997 219
SQUARE YARDS . 2 «se ec - 23, 334 = 8, 500 655,942 321,627
TRAMMELMINETSiler seu elliey (eli ciiel Fe - 199 9 132 1,274 o
SQUARE YARDS . 2 ee oe - 39, 800 1,528 22, 050 238, 621 =
LINES:
HAND Welesyttemrcirem cj cenreuaits - - - - 104 -
HOOKS sy euin veer nurs ails - - 2 - 104 o
LONG OR SET WITH HOOKS . . 85 1,358 14 1,432 2,123 49
HOOKS 1 Gilg tet sice. eis 4,400 135, 800 110 125, 642 320, 835 9,948
GAG 6.6 6 6 6 bo 6 6 olo - - - 464 = =
HOOKS eutemrentemteeion cule) elite - - - 181,168 = =
ELECTRICAL DEVIICEST.: % = 0.1. - 3 = a = ja
DIP NETS, COMMON. 2. eo ee - - - 11 99 =
TONGS AND OYSTER GRABS . . oO a 187 <
CROWFOOT BARS. 2.2 © © - -

—M NORTH OKLA-
IT MISSISSIPPI] MISSOURI MONTANA NEBRASKA | NEW MEXICO GRA rani
NUMBER NUMBER NUMBER NUMBER NUMBER NUMBER ‘NUMBER
FISHERMEN, ON BOATS AND SHORE:
REGUPARSieaeMieiieniaon cients 204 34 10 35 2 3 71
CASUATSSivepmemreiiicmicn siren eriomis 430 244. - 89 - 11 19
WOUNLo 6 6 6 b'615 do. 6 634 278 10 124 2 14 90
BOATS:
MOTOR shea. ai verve sets ey io var 585 278 8 99 1 2 90
OTHERS omomtemcuicnccn lene renzence 18 - - 24 1 1 -
GEAR:
HAUL SEINES, COMMON. ... « 28 - 2 23 - 2 -
LENGTH, YARDS. ..... . 9,800 - 600 2,902 - 2,400 -
RAB UNEMSoMlemtentemiciteme nme ntcure - - 6 - - - -
FYKE AND HOOP NETS, FISH. . 3,225 975 - 696 - 80 -
POTS AND TRAPS, WIRE BASKETS - = 2 257 2 Bm 2
GILL NETS, ANCHOR, SET OR
SUMZ 5 6 bo ODO OOO Oo 910 - 19 - 55 - 357
SQUARE YARDS ....... | 350,275 - 5,000 - 10,333 - 139,185
TRAMMEL NETS . . 6 ew 2 © © 125 178 15 152 - - 41
SQUARESVARDS memrsuteilemoyn elie 44, 900 32,442 3,000 20, 267 - - 10, 865
LINES;
LONG OR SET WITH HOOKS . . 1,385 180 - - fm = =
HOOKS Simei stiemrel et einn tayreyn 35115795 17, 204 - - - - -
SHINS. 9.6 0.0 6.000.010 0 447 - - - - -
OKs 6 66:86 Oo a0 6 - - - - -
DIP NETS, COMMON... 2 ee o 2 5 rs 2
CROW OOM BARS ais clase ee - - G S =
TENNES=
BROTA SEE WISCONSIN TOTAL
NUMBER NUMBER NUMBER NUMBER NUMBER NUMBER NUMBER
F | SHERMEN:
ONIVESSELS ieitemreieuioncucircins - - - - 13 - 3
ON BOATS AND SHORE:
REGULAR ep inoiieioins co feuiee 3,091
CASUAL 5 66 & aid! o oo 6 6,468

TOTALS emelnevieilielne)iel hile

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SUMMARY OF OPERATING UNITS, 1965 - Continued
al [eas pea
SOUTH TENNES-
ITEM BakoTa ae TEXAS UTAH WISCONSIN WYOMING TOTAL
NUMBER NUMBER NUMBER NUMBER NUMBER NUMBER NUMBER
VESSELS am MONORU-Mreiie ponies - - - - 4 © 4
GROSSHTONNAGE<) 2) ues) eeeta - - = - 81 = 81
BOATS:
MOTOR Se en mourns picurems aioe ret eae: 20 1,067 222 3 571 2 8,075
OMMERS 6.6 6 6 606-6 6065 8 1 = 3 49 © 323
GEAR:
HAUL SEINES, COMMON. .... 5 = = 3 43 1 263
ENGTHSMAVARDS=) coos 1c) se ce 4,133 - - 400 23,542 100 109, 167
OMMERTGRAWES)) FISH 2% 2 ¢ - - - - 5 = 5
YARDS AT (MOUTH. 2 3 5 3 2 - - - - 81 - 81
WEDRS62 0.0 000 6 016 GB G16 - - - - 3 = 55
ROUNDENETS iim cmteyeiem onsite ts - - - - - = 14
WGN NEU Gb ta.to “Gooubioe 6 14 3 = = 146 - 289
FYKE AND HOOP NETS:
RU Gib coe amateur sieeany o-ce 355 3,788 | 309 3 797 = 58,356
URIRUES ai eurcn wahoo syaeeons - 35 = - - - 35
POTS AND TRAPS:
CUAVRISM 6ia ooo 6-0 06 6 - - - - = ci 39,175
PIS oe Glo bod tala ‘ated - - - - - - 3,596
SHRIMP gig 6 ono 6 bo 6 - - - - - - 465
WIRERBASKEMS 2) Seu aen eee - - - - - - 2,611
GU URNS. 6 oo 5 6 Boo - - = = 1,258 2 1,258
GILL NETS, ANCHOR, SET OR
STAKES eee Ree as cir: 47 225 539 = 7 = 6,300
SQUARES VARDSItesemehsren c1cep 9, 400 53, 050 119,140 = | 95,827 = 2,106, 641
TFRAMMESa NEM Sircwerremteiareiean snes - 7Tl2 66 = 11 = 3,944
SQUARES WARD Sitcmrsnas omits - 202, 421 13, 860 - 1, 850 - 832, 069
LINES:
GND 6650-000 o op oea a - - - - = = 340
ROOKSo! 6 a:0'-6.0 0S Be 0 - - - - - - 340
LONG OR SET WITH HOOKS. . - 4,369 550 - 356 - 18,775
HOOKS Syucuerctomem ion ia) cies - 400, 451 41,100 - 99,049 S 2,021,319
SNABo 6 6 a-0-6-040 uno - 958 - = = - 3,272
HOOKS Siena ica ree = 454, 150 = = = = 1, 849, 003
BUECTRINCALIDEVIIGESIe cues = = = = = o 3
DIP NETS, COMMON. ..... - 23 - - = = 182
TONGS AND OYSTER GRABS... = = ~ - - = 187
GROWROOMBARSsihe. ce cic - 357 = = 150 © Up dley
DIWVAINGROUMTFANTS He) anrerslere ase - - - - = IL - 16

HOOP NET

MISSISSIPPI RIVER FISHERIES

485

CATCH BY STATES, 1965

(THOUSANDS OF POUNDS AND THOUSANDS OF DOLLARS)

SPECIES ALABAMA ARIZONA ARKANSAS
FISH QUANTITY VALUE QUANTITY VALUE QUANTITY VALUE
BOWING iesuten ccs: vseeeire tet aye - - - - 5 (1)
EUPPALOFISHS 56566546 870 101 7 1 1,867 235
CARP. . ounen 411 21 1 (1) 386 18
CATFISH AND BULLHEADS. . . . 1,996 553 - - 343 112
CARPISMS. ciigso. po: Ohososo op - - - - 149 7
GIZZARDESHADI ene rew rel errr 360 14 - - - =
PADDUERIISHmenturcicme nace 183 19 - - 25 3
QUILLBACK. bao vo - - - - 31 1
SHEEPSHEAD . . 0.0 O00 0 60 4 - - 121 11
STURGEON, SHOVELNOSE . . . - - - - 2 (1)
SUCKERS. .. e166 - - - - 4 2
LOJA ul Fall SH sueetoerstet 3,880 712 8 1 2,963 389
SHELLFISH, ETC. —— EZ
MUSSELESHELLGH a memnancene smite 491 56 - - 5,301 228
PEARLS AND SLUGS ..... . - - - - - 1
TURTLES:
BAB VA i ar: he certem yl ty - - - - 2 12
GLIDER? 6 ao 650 to 40 - - - - 18 1
GNAPPERS 5 o o.g.0 9 od OG - - - - 21 2
TOTAL SHELLFISH, ETC. . 491 56 - - 5,342 244.
GRANDISTOMTA Ware: easy uence 4,371 768 8 1 8,305 633
NEI SE ae ae AR Po DR eR Ue ee Loe ee Rol (Soe ol
SPECIES COLORADO |DAHO ILLINOIS
FISH QUANTITY VALUE QUANTITY VALUE QUANTITY VALUE
BOW Fall Nevcgetelaa canclan-tal-tai-im=si-fin- pn - - - - 1 (1)
BURRAUOFISH Srey lentes oie) ve - - - - 1,879 185
CARP iene ets 151 7 986 31 2,197 105
CATFISH AND “BULLHEADS. e) us - - - - 849 214
EES eICOMMON Ieimeyriey yeep ey re - - - - 1 (1)
CARES NRPS ae - - - - 7 1
MINNCYBs 5.080 a 66 a ole 5 2 2 = = © is
MOONEVEs 6 6 bo ODDO bo - - - - 1 (1)
PADDUERISH a cles aie: - - - - 62 7
QUILLBACK. . . 5.0 8 - - (1) (1 67 3
SALMON, RED OR SOCKEYE . . . - - 65 36 - -
SHEEPSHEAD . . . Recor - - - - 465 35
STURGEON, SHOVELNOSE . . . . - - - - 14 3
SUCKERS. . . 6 0:0 8 - - 343 8 4 (1)
VOUNS Z0boob- 0-000 153 9 1,394 75 5,557 553
SHELLFISH, ETC. in = (SS SS SSS
MUSSELS HEMES te srmsr tient eich - - - - 1,750 85
TURTLES, SNAPPER... .. - - - - 9 3
aaa Eee
GRAND MOmAl em eieetcn enc 153 9 1,304 75 7,316 641
ee ——
SPECIES INDIANA J OWA KANSAS
FISH QUANTITY VALUE QUANTITY VALUE QUANTITY VALUE
EOUFIN 1 oo. 5 01a 6 9 00 - - 2 (1) - -
BUFFALOFISH. . . . 18 3 811 79 10 3
CARP. . 1 (1) 1,376 33 28 7
CATFISH AND BULLHEADS. ‘ 12 4 2
GAREIISH Ale weer eine sk vei ene
PADDEERISHereieiemriver omen ort
QUITDUBA CK treie vente t
SHEEPSHEAD . . aWaso KO
STURGEON, SHOVELNOSE . .. .
SUCKERS Nm erences mean ctor
VOUNU! ISHS. GS: G0 G40

SEE FOOTNOTE AT END OF TABLE

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486

CATCH BY STATES, 1965

(THOUSANDS OF POUNDS AND THOUSANDS OF DOLLARS)

SPECIES

SHELLFISH, ETC.

MUSSEL SHELLS. .......
PEARLS AND SLUGS ......

TOTAL SHELLFISH, ETC. .

GRAND TOTAL .

SPECIES

BOWING satel vcniemrents
BUFFALOFISH. . 2. «
BURBOT . ...- -«
CARP . «4 « e .
CATFISH AND BULLHEADS .
CRAPBIES ©. 6 ci © « «
GARFISH. . . - « « -
GIZZARD SHAD... .
MOONEYE Carer 2e 0)
PADDLEFISH . . °
PIKE OR PICKEREL °
QUILLBACK. . 2. © «© ola)
SHEEPSHEAD . .. « oficte
STURGEON, SHOVELNOSE 0:40
SUCKERS irene ciate emileinte iret fc
WHITE BASS... Satelite rere
WHITEFISH, COMMON, 0060-060
YELLOW PERCH . 2. 2. - «6 « «

epiellelomeuelsiemel/ettele

YELLE PIRES 6 o cle Gn o.0
TOTALM ISHS ns ile
SHELLFISH, ETC.
GINFIGH 66 6 on e656 .b
SHRIMPER PA aes tee ea 2

MUSSEL SHELLS. do OOr oO. oO
TURTLES:

BABY ie tre tele) jepnetiie is) ielNeln«
SNAPPERG rot rotelol tell et! obi eueyns
FROGS Se cia siteiclaredis}etil+ irells

TOTAL SHELLFISH, ETC. .

GRAND TOTAL .

SPECIES

BOWING eee 0) neh er ls se 0) 0
BURRAUOFIISH ve jeisteskcimeyqicueelachite
CARP)... 6 eietel Ne
CATFISH AND “BULLHEADS. el eliae
EELS, COMMON . . jive) iether
GARF ISH. eailel Hell) sAueilvel aie; ikoaliemle
MOONEVECuem ch hemtsiMemelients *
PADDEERISH ie er coincuieie:

QUILLBACK. . . 14 6 2 ©

SHEEPSHEAD . . Be ah

STURGEON, SHOVELNOSE . |.

SUCKERS See Peed pene ea
TOTAL FISH.

SHELLFISH, ETC.

MUSSEL SHELLS.
TURTLES, BABY.

TOTAL SHELLFISH, ETC. .

GRAND TOTAL .

SEE FOOTNOTE AT END OF TABLE

QUANTITY

QUANTITY

INDIANA

KENTUCKY

173

207
507

(1)
1

172

4
1,935
450
704

42

MISSISSIPPI RIVER FISHERIES

Continued

Se

QUANTITY

120

2,004
219 9
1,481 387
279 15
155 4
22 : 2
437 43

MISSOURI

QUANTITY

101

15

149 9

40 12
(1)

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QUANTITY

VALUE QUANTITY

MINNESOTA

QUANTITY

29
1,191
15
6,114
2,037
8

4

18

13

48

Fi

477
4

38

39
472
564

168
173
12

KANSAS

MONTANA

CATCH BY STATES, 1965

SPECIES

FISH
BUFFALOFISH. . 2... ..+--s
CARP... see
CATFISH AND *BULLHEADS.. 5 0.0
@\GIGhS Go 6 6 ao 0 oo 6
GIZZARD SHAD... ...-
QUILLBACK. . . .. 2. «2 es |
SHEEPSHEAD . ...... = -
SUCKERS ge me elie iMeili-Moille)Hlelielie

VOWNL GUS 6 650506 0
GRAND TOTAL .

SPECIES

FISH

BUFFALOFISH. .....
CARP...

CATFISH AND” BULLHEADS.
CRAPPIE. . 26. +-+.
GARFISH. . - . ++...
GIZZARD SHAD. . .
PADDLEFISH. . .
QUILLBACK. ....
SHEEPSHEAD. .... .-
STURGEON, SHOVELNOSE ... .

eo eee ene

SUCKERS /Aayenmemnens
WHITE BASS...
YELLOW BASS. . .

TOTAL FISH. ..
SHELLFISH, ETC.

MUSSEL SHELLS 0 ss) ss
PEARLS AND SLUGS ......
TURTLES:
INE 6 0 on 40-0) .00
SLIDERS SG GG ooo
SNAPPER. . . .

TOTAL SHELLFISH, ETC.

GRAND TOTAL. ....

SPECIES

FISH

BOWFAING ie cmleniteilietiedllei em.
BUFFALOF ISH. cite) belits
EUMIOW 6 goo 6 0 6°85
CARRM umn .
CATFISH AND BULLHEADS .
EEE SiC OMMOND. mrounetn-tircrire! ts
CPUS 5 cb Gio 6 op oO
MOONEY/EC sie fe) +) le, le ne
QUILLBACK, . . Ooo oN
SHEEPSHEAD . . GG. 3
STURGEON, SHOVELNOSE 5-60.14
SUCKERS. ... eine
UNCLASSIFIED, FOR “FOOD events

TOTAUREIISH Siremcpiemterep te
SHELLFISH, ETC.

ARTEMIA (BRINE Sone) EGGS,
MUSSELISHEL USE eae emeane
RPEARDWANDESLUGSPw eit meumnne
TURTLES, SNAPPER... ...

TOTAL SHELLFISH, ETC. .

GRAND TOTAL . .
SEE FOOTNOTE AT END OF TABLE.

MISSISSIPPI RIVER FISHERIES

Continued

(THOUSANDS OF POUNDS AND THOUSANDS OF DOLLARS)

QUANTITY.

8
277
65

NEBRASKA

OKLAHOMA
QUANTITY. VALUE

481 58
222 11
89 28
31 2

3 | 1

6 1
29 4
6 1
867 104

TEXAS

QUANTITY

1
1,333

100
104

19
2

QUANTITY

NEW MEX!CO

QUANTITY

487

NORTH DAKOTA

VALUE
204 17
45 1
72 7

(1)

SOUTH DAKOTA TENNESSEE
QUANTITY VALUE QUANTITY VALUE
1,685 168 1,109 124
774 15 1,142 51
889 46 1,633 412
= © 36 8
- - 8 (1)
s = 65
a = 154 22
o - 107 5
54 2 335 17
- = (1) 1
6 (1) 2 1
38 2 7 i
- - 6 1
3,446 233 4,597 643
- 4,367 288
- - 2
- (1) 1
4 > 7 (1)
iS - 15 2
3 c 4,389 293
ae SSS 2S. aS SSS
3,446 233 8, 986 936
a
UTAH WISCONSIN
QUANTITY VALUE QUANTITY VALUE
© 2 8 (1)
a = 1,432 158
- - 37 2
277 8 6, 304 189
- - 632 128
2 = (1) 1
- - 8 1
- - 4 1
w 5 14 1)
- - 340 140
: = ) (1)
= - 63 1
S - 1 (1)
277 8 10, 863 618
SSS _ EO
170 51 =
- - 1,000 28
- - 1
a a 5 :
170 51 1,008 30
SSS ee SS
447 59 11,871 648

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MISSISSIPPI RIVER FISHERIES

CATCH BY STATES, 1965 - Continued

(THOUSANDS OF POUNDS AND THOUSANDS OF DOLLARS)

SPECIES WYOMING TOTAL
FISH QUANTITY QUANTITY VALUE
EOUTIN-c 5) 6 oo BO 6 0 170
BUGRAHORISH aremmeumeirenerarey etite 17,305 1,916
EURO cio shoo Bb boo 6 52
CMP vo'o 06.1090 oneed 00 22,116 740
CATFISH AND BULLHEADS. - - 11,915 2,495
CHNFRIES 60.00.6010 0,016 - -
EELUSESICOMMON)ommemncn ey) ucuyeliccene - - 1 (1)
GARGIISHRsuce eer re. cardi - - 663 32
GIZZARDESHAD Imei eiten ce eu coke - - 779 37
MIINNOWSE remem conn cre - - 2 2
MWewNEVEs!o 6 'o 00 0 0 G/0-0 - - 18 a
FACELERISN o:0 4 5 aa 60 - - 495 59
PIKE OR PICKEREL. ..... - - 48 6
@UULUSNEKS oo ol bone 0 0 - - 300 10
SALMON, RED OR SOCKEYE.. . - - 65 36
SHEERSHEADI yu smieiicie Ne: a) ven - - 4,757 298
STURGEON, SHOVELNOSE - - 28 5
SUCKERS Seria cote ieteal es) waters - - 552 15
WEITER BAS Siepeeieiie rent irene - - 82 7
WHITEFISH, COMMON, ..... - - 39 14
VEU OWRBASSHiy util cs ene - - 6 1
YELLOW PERCH... ..... - - 472 82
VEWUOWMPIIKE ur sueieuiies cu on - - 564 141
UNCLASSIFIED, FOR FOOD... . - - 1 (1)
TOWNE PIGMHs ol aic -o!0 124 2 60,474 5,915
SHELLFISH, ETC.
ARTEMIA (BRINE SHRIMP) EGGS. - - 170 51
COWRIGN: o i600 ot ib 166 10) 0 - - 6,981 781
SHRIMP Meeeeremreciereyis. lec cel teibte - - 27 8
MUSSEIISHEIIS 2 aren ttene ctu cree - - 16, 905 1,019
PEARLS AND SLUGS ...... - - = U
TURTLES:
NEN SiG ob BL anoles 6 - - 5 27
SIDER Ree ae area - - 25 1
SAPRERG ao: oid 6 Gb) Bd - - 124 18
FROGS 6.6 alo ta a-oeb a1) lO - - 44.
TOTAL SHELLFISH, ETC. . -
GRANDIST OTA raatsleiniies

1/ LESS THAN 500 POUNDS OR $500.

sr eRe

A ALLY \ Mi
KANSANS

GILL NET

MISSISSIPPI RIVER FISHERIES

489

SUMMARY OF CATCH BY MAJOR WATERS
OF CERTAIN INLAND DRAINAGE AREAS, 1965

oo

(THOUSANDS OF POUNDS AND THOUSANDS OF DOLLARS)

MISSISSIPPI RIVER DRAINAGE AREA

SPECIES MISSISSIPPI ATCHAFALAYA RED RIVER DRAINAGE AREA
RIVER PROPER RIVER AREA bi QUACHITA RIVER AREA
————
QUANTITY VALUE QUANTITY — |. VALUE QUANTITY VALUE
ECMFINS!s 6 oo 66000 O80 13 (1) 10 1 47 1
BUFFALOFISH . . Sees 2,505 267 707 76 443 62
CARP. . Soc 5, 324 187 47 2 7 3
CATFISH AND BULLHEADS . . . 1,740 409 937 242 159 45
EEUSHCOMMONS Rileilels) ce 1 (1) - - - -
@WFIGM oo bb ob 4000 29 102 s) 67 4
GIIZZARDRSHAD Mareimetnel nen renrey ne - - 65 G
MOONEVER mn etrcntcmicincureimen vent 4 (1) - -
PADDEERISHS Se co Ge ee 70 8 4 (1) 7 1
@UIMMENE 6 645600600 4 1 - - = =
SHEEPSHEAD. . . .. 2 ees 1,272 84 235 21 44 S
STURGEON, SHOVELNOSE. .. . 22 4 - -
SUCKERS . . « Saeotenly 64 1 - - - -
UNCLASSIFIED, FOR FOOD. . . 1 (1) - -
CRAWEISHstestecars meme omen one 8 1 6,883 767 - -
SHRIMP Mr abesreneirestestelneveenie 12 4 15 4 - -
MUSSEERSHERUS meu eyecare 1,326 30 - - =
PEARLS AND SLUGS. ..... - 1 - - - -
TURTLES:
BABY Saar atius Heane - - 2 7 (1) 2
SNARRERPrutcweriaraentenme 17 3 13 2 14 2
PROES 6 bdo oo O10 6 5 2 23 9) 7 3
OTA Bee eae 12,447 1,012 9,043 1,138 845 128
pe
MISS]SSIPP] RIVER DRAINAGE AREA - CONT] NUED
SPECIES RED RIVER DRAINAGE
AREA - CONTINUED ARKANSAS RIVER MISSOURI] RIVER
DRAINAGE AREA DRAINAGE AREA
UNCLASSI F] ED
+
QUANTITY VALUE QUANTI TY VALUE QUANTITY VALUE
BOMPNNS cio 6 10-0000 6 50 1 2 ) = =
BURRAWOrISHI een seu nenenenn: 1, 532 194 1,174 38 2,110 215
CARRION: Beles Lae an oer 206 10 359 17 1,316 48
CATFISH AND BULLHEADS |. . 379 109 252 83 669 7
GARRISH ape hal louie tay ik Poke 167 9 53 2 S =
MINNOEYS 66 4.60 66 5 0 6 - - - - 2 2
MOONEV Exons mtcuicuneuncmrcunem sis - - - - (1) (1)
RADDUERISH ea cuich en cnreh cue 11 1 7 2 4
C@UNMLENES 6 56 6 oon 6 a 5 (1) 24 1 6 (1)
SHEEPSHEAD . Seto 130 16 69 7 36 1
STURGEON, SHOVELNOSE. . . . - - - - 1 1
SUCKERS 11 1 23 2 16 1
WHIERBASS Me meer prmtce au - - 6 1 - -
CMPIS> 6 690 oH 0 a 6 0 80 12 = = = -
MUSSEIRISHEULS sary cea se - - 3,693 168 = <
PEARLS AND SLUGS. ..... - - - 1 - -
TURTLES:
BINENG oo am 0-00 o'0-6 (1) 3 = = - =
SNARPERM a tomieii sie) ve) cence 20 3 13 1 - -
FRROGSIES Gas W ewu/susttswkerarstarcbicoriewire WZ 3 - c -
OWN 6 6 G oo 2,598 362 5,685 423 4, 160 324
MISSISSIPPI RIVER DRAINAGE AREA - CONTINUED —
SPECIES OHIO RIVER DRAINAGE AREA
OHIO RIVER TENNESSEE RIVER CUMBERLAND RIVER
PROPER DRAINAGE AREA DRAINAGE AREA
Sale |
QUANTITY VALUE QUANTITY VALUE QUANTITY VALUE
BUFFALOF] SH 199 24 1, 554 175 62 7
CARRS Beh 103 ie 1,133 51 67 2
CATFISH AND BULLHEADS | ; ; 248 3, 547 956 108 31
GRAFPAVE 60! n4.0, 6 0 00 a) - - (1) (1) - -
GAREISHememen eens 1 1 12 1 =
GIZZARD SHAD. .... 1 mh 596 33 =
PADDUERISHieis sana 9 320 39 19 2
QUILLBACK . ww wes 6 Cy" 102 4 5 (1)
SHEEPSHEAD. . . 2 17 162 1 31 2
STURGEON, SHOVELNOSE, (1) 1 (1) 1 (1) 1
SUCKERSN tay nee ee 6 1 2 1 2 1
VEMUGWHGASS oa er reeie - = 1 1 & -
MUSSELWSHEULSWiaey eireu nue 408 4,750 308 12
PEARLS AND SLUGS. ..... - - - 2 - -
WOWNG 6 6-6 6.0.0.0 998i 112 12,179 1,619 602 iE 56

SEE FOOTNOTE AT END OF TABLE.

(CONTINUED ON NEXT PAGE)

MISSISSIPPI RIVER FISHERIES

SUMMARY OF CATCH BY MAJOR WATERS
OF CERTAIN INLAND DRAINAGE AREAS, 1965 - Continued

(THOUSANDS OF POUNDS AND THOUSANDS OF DOLLARS)

490

MISSISSIPPI RIVER DRAINAGE AREA - CONTINUED

SPECIES OHIO RIVER DRAINAGE AREA - CONTINUED

UNCLASSIFIED

ILLINOIS RIVER
DRAINAGE AREA

WABASH RIVER DRAI]NAGE AREA

QUANTITY VALUE QUANTITY QUANTITY

BOMPIMe io bo ooone 6, 0 0 - - - ™) (1)
BURIRATORIISH Memeireauesesmeui snes 26 3 31 15 52
CARRS S16: 0 28 3 33 7 32
CATFISH AND BULLHEADS . . . 19 5 21 82 18
EELS COMMONTMimriesiesicmiea te (1) 1 - -
QAI 6 oie 8.666 6 oF 7 1 (1) 3 (1)
PAODLENT 016 666 0 ba 1 1 3 -
QUI EACK Smee nmin 12 1 (1) =
SHEEPSHEAD. . . nerd 6 1
STURGEON, SHOVELNOSE. . . . 3 1 - =
SUCKERSMP nein Bnhos lox es O) 7 -
MUSSEMESHEUUS re ie ene: 3, 35 516 26
PEARLS AND SLUGS. é.cbid
TURTLES, SNAPPER.

TOTAL.

MISSISS|]PP] RIVER
DRAINAGE AREA - CONTINUED

NORTHERN DRAINAGE AREA

SGECHES a arent ENS RED RIVER OF THE NORTH DRAINAGE AREA
DRAINAGE. AREA UNCLASSIFIED
QUANTITY | VALUE | QUANTITY] VALUE QUANTITY VALUE
BOWRINSaemetnsass) une fest - - 48 1 - -
BURRALORISH er en sariueieen sare 22 2 5,403 579 1 1
PWROTo..6 oa 6 oxcaeg 0.0 - - 27 1 - - 3 1
CARER beta 408 12 10, 882 321 - 22 1
CATFISH AND BULLHEADS . . (1) (1) 3, 266 447 23
CRAPPRIER eme Shit - - 36 8 -
C@NGNER 5 60 bio. a O00 8 1 (1) 175 8 -
GIZZARDESHAD IS ay ce ete - - 108 2 -
MOONEE 0° 0) 06. p\.0- 5-080 6 - - 1 (1) -
PADDLEFISH. . o\:0'6 Sato - - 30 3 -
PIKE OR PICKEREL. . .. . . - - - - -
QUITEBACK ie neeiecn ia) ne - - 99 3 -
SHEEPSHEAD. . . 5 salve 18 1 745, 37 -
STURGEON, SHOVELNOSE. . . . - - 2 (1) -
SUCKERS gem air ieee 1 (1) 64 2 (1)
WHITE BASS. - - 76 6 a
WHITEFISH . a. idioF alte 6 - - - - -
VEULOWNBASS amen te vient - - 5 1 -
YELLOW PERCH. a one - - 28 4 1
YELLOW PIKE . aeuie b - - - - -
CRAIGS bo db. oo ovaen 0 - - 10 1 -
MUSSEUSSHEUUS gah soa 2 ie bs - - 1,608 60 -
TURTLES:
BABY. . - - 3 15 -
SLIDER. - - 25 1
SNAPPER . - = A 1 (1)
FROGS . -

a SPECIES GULF OF MEXICO PACIFIC OCEAN
DRAINAGE AREA DRAINAGE AREA
QUANTITY VALUE QUANTITY VALUE QUANTITY VALUE
EOVPINeaisee oie or evaie - - CON (1) - -
BURGAUOGISH mame ietmscme inte - - 4. 7 7 1
FW e 315. nto o!-ovo oo 6 22 1 - - -
CARP. . a theo 65 2 5 4 1, 263 39
CATFISH AND BULLHEADS . | 8 1 - - - -
GARRISHINSom ne eomea cr kiln - - 46 2 - -
GIZZARDESHAD avert cste les) fe - - 9 1 - -
QUILLBACK . . Bere - - 7 1 (1) (1)
SALMON, RED OR SOCKEYE. . . - - - - 65
SHEERSH EADS recaiestiedielcats 1,745 104 6 1 - -
SUCKERS . . - - 2 (1) 343 9
ARTEMIA (BRINE SHRINE) EGGS - - - - 170 51
TURTLES, SNAPPER... . . - - 5 1 - -
ROW Lon! bags bool a peo 1,840 108 1, 054 125 1,848 136

a LESS THAN 500 POUNDS OR $500.

MISSISSIPPI RIVER FISHERIES

PROCESSED FISHERY PRODUCTS, 1965

ITEM

491

STATE

QUANTI TY

VALUE

BUFFALOFISH, SMOKED . . 2. 2 2 « « «© ©
CARP:
FILLETS AND STEAKS, FRESH AND
FROZEN iieptes ei oahc)tel le) s} le) \elliel othe
SMOKED SemreMtMiomoii-Meltelifeltemoite as!
CATFISH:
DRESSED SSKINSBORRcmremcimcl tellteinleltctrs
FILLETS:
FRESH Meme iourcl toc iedredonKoltolletrelite
BREADED MiRAWetm el ©) lon tellte! ob oft ole: eo
SMOKED Siiciietite) (chile! le Miell ofc! Voliol oll ofis
cop:
SMOKED ici eves!) ©)! el fe. os) e) el pe
LUTERISKcieitensenvelitoitelie: volleiieliel o/c
FLOUNDER, BREADED RAW AND STUFFED,
IROZENESercurchitcietcttontonvoniemioiiieiiomrolte
HALIBUT SMOKED Memcinett on voitatient oiteticitc
HERRING:
SALTED mtewitetolely slic la lioik oll (oll eile jee
GMOMEDG 6 oO OOM OGoOD Oo dO
LAKE TROUT:
IECETS SRRESHS. are
SMOKED Siveriem si eiletie
MOONEYE, SMOKED... °
OCEAN PERCH FILLETS, FRESH.
PADDLEFISH, SMOKED. ... ©
PIKE OR PICKEREL, SMOKED. .
SALMON, SMOKED. 2. 2 2 « © «

SAUGER FILLETS, FRESH .
SEA TROUT, BREADED RAW.
SHEEPSHEAD, SMOKED. . .
STURGEON, SMOKED. .. .
SUCKERS, SMOKED... .
WHITEFISH:

FILME, FREI o 6 Go oan ooo

SMOKED siterisier estes seat tai eenecars
WHITING:

HEADED AND DRESSED. ... 2...

SMOKED Salen a Mieeoicinen atte e ne
YELLOW PERCH FILLETS, FRESH AND

FARHAN 5 6.6 oo ooo. G06 a6 6
YELLOW PIKE FILLETS, FRESH AND

RROZENGswvaultefisiremieies eearel== reel cre
CRAB SPECIALTIES, FROZEN (DEVILED). .
CRAWFISH, COOKED MEAT, FRESH, . .. .
SHRIMP, FROZEN:

RAWBHEADUESS siverrelieiietetcel cites tener

PEELED AND DEVEINED:

RAW nrotare: eibie rca eteciirs| reve tempore meas
Goons); 6.45 6.00 Oe onalono-o
BREADED Sm RAW smresremuemreercimenteitenreurs

seo eee
ec eee
eee ee
a
eee ee
ee eee
eee ee

SPECIALTIES (STUFFED AND STICKS). .
MUSSEL SHELL:
BUTTONSitereeeyvetteuaiiecistces
LIME AND CHIPS... 2...
OYSTERS, BREADED RAW... . .
SCALLOPS, SEA, BREADED RAW. .
TURTLE, MEAT, FRESH...
UNCLASSIFIED, PACKAGED FROZEN:
STINCKS eine shtick: ieetenee ah alke cxetsuee
PORTIONS 2e oy ctersprst cal veh! cu tat vom leave stis

FISH AND SHELLFISH... 2... ee
CURED Peraowrouschitine totter feaseuseles folsetee
CANNED (ANIMAL FOOD), .......

INDUSTRIAL.
UOUING oo) oon & OO 0 00.6
1/ INCLUDED WITH UNCLASSIFIED

10WA

ILLINOIS,
ILLINOIS,

1OWA

ILLINOIS

ILLINOIS
ILLINOIS
ILLINOIS, 10WA
NORTH DAKOTA
MINNESOTA

TEXAS
NEBRASKA, NORTH DAKOTA

MINNESOTA
MINNESOTA

ILLINOIS
MINNESOTA

WISCONSIN

WISCONSIN

ILLINOIS, 1OWA

NORTH DAKOTA

IOWA, MINNESOTA, NEBRASKA, NORTH
DAKOTA

ILLINOIS

TEXAS

ILLINOIS, MINNESOTA

ILLINOIS, IOWA

MINNESOTA

ILLINOIS
MINNESOTA, NORTH DAKOTA

MISSOURI
1OWA, NEBRASKA

ILLINOIS, WISCONSIN

ILLINOIS, WISCONSIN
TEXAS
LOUISIANA

TEXAS

TENNESSEE

TENNESSEE, TEXAS

KENTUCKY, OKLAHOMA, TENNESSEE,
TEXAS, WISCONSIN

TEXAS

1OWA

ILLINOIS, IOWA
KENTUCKY, TENNESSEE
WISCONSIN

ILLINOIS

MISSOURI, TENNESSEE, WISCONSIN
KENTUCKY, MISSOURI, OKLAHOMA,
TENNESSEE, TEXAS, WISCONSIN
ILLINOIS,
TEXAS, WISCONSIN
ILLINOIS,
NORTH DAKOTA, WISCONSIN
KANSAS, NEBRASKA, WISCONSIN

1OWA, ILLINOIS

IOWA, MINNESOTA, WISCONSIN

IOWA, MISSOUR], TENNESSEE,

1OWA, MINNESOTA, NEBRASKA,

POUNDS

DO
DBO

DO

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DO

STANDARD

CASES

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4,585,736
(1)

AOS S

7,511,796
11,091, 952
4, 624, 613
3, 262,720
490,317

G SS
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—_— a eC OI OD HR
Say Steer exyaaen
~S YH ow VNuNt_Y
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SR

3,001,521
4, 208,730
1,439,414
1,099, 350

2, 089, 538
106,199

15, 907,739

NOTE: ==:SOME PRODUCTS MAY HAVE BEEN MANUFACTURED FROM RAW PRODUCTS IMPORTED FROM ANOTHER STATE OR A FOREIGN
CERTAIN ITEMS MAY BE

COUNTRY; THEREFORE, THEY CANNOT BE CORRELATED DIRECTLY WITH THE CATCH WITHIN THE STATE.

SHOWN IN AN INTERMEDIATE AND ALSO A MORE ADVANCED STAGE OF PROCESSING.

MISSISSIPPI RIVER FISHERIES

492
SUMMARY OF PROCESSED PRODUCTS, 1965
(THOUSANDS OF DOLLARS) i
VALUE
PACKAGED:
PRES 5050 616 0 0 00 0 oO 0v0 0000000 6000060010010 010 6 725
FIRCMENG <o 6 0'd.0 06.0 0.0 020.010 00-610 4.0 0.0-0-0,5.0.0.0:4 60 0.000 11, 804
CANNEDS ‘6 6) 60 Dao O10 0.0 0.0'6.00 010006 UA01050.0-0,0.0.0°0.0 00 2,090
CUAED) 6 6. 6. 1d- OO. DONO. On0"0. 6-0. BLOG GLU O O! G6O- oO O-OrOra6%\0 O00 6 1,183
NINBWSTRD ALS. 6. 6" cig: Gg Gio 61551 6 6 O66 6 GOO Ob Ob O00 010 0.6 | 106
VOUS 0) 0:10 oa) G0" ooo 6 bone Oo ONee 0 lO bp a0 O06 06,6. 006 15, 908
VALUE OF PROCESSED PRODUCTS, BY STATES, 1965
(THOUSANDS OF DOLLARS)
STATE VALUE
NIMBINOUSS" 5 6 6-06 oro 6 6 0 0°80 0 O10 610 0.0.0 0 6 616-0 G6 O10! G10 0.0 420
WOHING 26.6010 6-6 610010 050 0 Orb) GOLUNGO 1010 01-01 d 00! '0-0'0,.0°9 0 469
KANSAS Se KENTIUCKYOmINEBRASKA Gsm snows toms ea lami Samaneymenteyaiey ister sues rcpt sau staregt 2,136
MOUISTANS: 5 6-5 bra 6 6 O\lorote 6 0.0.0 0.088 6.0 o Sian oO Ovo old oO a 6 201
BUININESOWA 6° 5\'G) 5) co Tova) 6 66) 6. bao. Oro dy 0. oo0MON Oo vo Onda. 06 1,071
MISSOURD gol 666 G06 bolo 0b 8 Bao ole oO oO emo o sphetve 6,160
NORTH DAKOTA, OKLAHOMA, TENNESSEE, TEXAS 0.0.10 4,263
MISONSIN' 56h o Io Soovolal6 66) lose 6NG one oop Olbeo 1,168

WOU 620) 00-0 9 6465 60 OOS 6 oo 6 6166 oS coNDN 60 G0 Jonon0 15, 908

WHOLESALING AND PROCESSING, 1965

ITEM ALABAMA ARKANSAS ILLINOIS INDIANA 1OWwA KANSAS KENTUCKY
NUMBER NUMBER NUMBER NUMBER NUMBER NUMBER NUMBER
WHOLESALING AND PROCESSING:
ESTABLISHMENTS. . . 2. 14 36 50 14 29 8 18
PERSONS ENGAGED:
AVERAGE FOR SEASON. . . 86 69 160 96 209 73 96
AVERAGE FOR YEAR... . 79 65 152 94 186 68 95
Sr aed |
2 NOR
ITEM Louisiana [minnesota | MiTEh? MISSOURI | NEBRASKA omens one
NUMBER NUMBER NUMBER NUMBER NUMBER NUMBER NUMBER
WHOLESALING AND PROCESSING:
ESTABLISHMENTS. . . 2 6 32 19 19 42 8 4 6
PERSONS ENGAGED:
AVERAGE FOR SEASON. . . 196 136 33 276 39 24 6
AVERAGE FOR YEAR... . 119 110 32 265 36 24 6
SOUTH S
ITEM OKLAHOMA DAKOTA TENNESSEE TEXAS WISCONSIN
NUMBER NUMBER | NUMBER ‘| NUMBER NUMBER NUMBER
WHOLESAL ING AND PROCESSING
ESTABLISHMENTS. . . 2s 13 4 41 28 32 417
PERSONS ENGAGED:
AVERAGE FOR SEASON. . . 61 12 127 483 186 2,368
AVERAGE FOR YEAR... . 61 11 117 469 71 2,160

FISHERMEN, ON BOATS AND
SHORE:

REGULAR. . 2 « « « «©
GAQUNG 56 6 6 0 0 0 8
votes G 5 a 0 6
BOATS, MOTOR. ....
GEAR:
NUMBERS oimegtoumcmcim iirc

SQUARE YARDS ....
HOOKS, . . « 0 «© « «

FISHERMEN, ON BOATS AND
SHORE:
RE GUIBA Ricieeniren ence! tee te
CASUAIEY Sei Ne) «6 6) 6

TOTAL ee ss)

BOATS, MOTOR... «2.

MISSISSIPPI RIVER FISHERIES

ALABAMA

OPERATING UNITS BY GEAR, 1965

493

LINES
GILL NETS
POTS AND TRAPS, , [SRS NESS replica SNL SEN,
ITEM WIRE BASKETS Bee cc mice TRAMMEL NETS | TONG OR SET
WITH HOOKS SNAG
NUMBER NUMBER NUMBER NUMBER NUMBER
: 20 42 19 126 80
i 10 20 9 120 75
30 62 28 246 155
——— ee ==
; 30 62 28 246 155
: 100 457 55 2,706 790
; 121, 560 14,630 a 2
‘ = = 270, 600 395, 000
TOTAL,
DIP NETS, CROWFOOT DIVING EXCLUS IVE
COMMON BARS OUTFITS OF DUPLI-
CATION
ee el
NUMBER NUMBER NUMBER NUMBER
7 31 3 171
c 10 © 129
|
7 41 3 300
: 7 4 1 300
7 82 2 Bs

GEAR MNUNBERM swe mcuemrcmeuieurs

ALABAMA - CATCH BY GEAR, 1965

<7 Es Ee: ee el es lesa
POTS AND TRAPS, GILL NETS, BUNES
SPECIES WIRE BASKETS ANCHOR, TRAMMEL NETS LONG OR SET
SET OR STAKE WITH HOOKS
POUNDS POUNDS VALUE POUNDS VALUE POUNDS VALUE
BURA ORISH Swope tenuse rollrelist ts 720,000 | $83,976 130,000 | $15,162 14, 000 $1,633
GNP oo 000 00.9.0 6G 0 - - 282, 000 14, 100 112,000 5, 600 10, 600 530
CATFISH AND BULLHEADS. . . . 26, 500 $7, 349 35, 000 9, 706 15, 300 4,243| 1,524,000] 422,649
BADDEERIISH I mtcmtcnesminnentme ne - - 31, 500 3,212 19, 000 1,937 1,500 153
GHEZPSEND co a 0.400 a 0 36, 000 2,119 14, 400 848 7,500 442
WOW NLS oo! 8.6.0. 8 9b 26, 500 7,349 | 1,104,500 | 113,113 290, 700 27,790 | 1,557,600 | 425,407
a
LINES. = CONTINUED
DIP NETS, DIVING
SPECIES Sane OMG CROWFOOT BARS OUTEITS

BUBRALORNSH Scie) 1 lets
CAR REtetmemtsttelien 1hietieice
CATFISH AND BULLHEADS,
GIZZARD SHAD . «2. « «
PADDLEFISH . .
SHEEPSHEAD . .
MUSSEL SHELLS,

TOTAL.

POUNDS

6, 300 $735
7,000 350
395,000 | 109,545 -
= 359, 800
130, 900 >

POUNDS

2,000

$14, 390

s 447,000

POUNDS VALUE

00-0 0.2

$50, 858

447,000

POUNDS:

44, 000

CoO Oo 0

$5, 006

MISSISSIPPI RIVER FISHERIES
ARIZONA

494.

THE COMMERCIAL FISHERIES OF ARIZONA WERE CONFINED TO THE PACIFIC OCEAN DRAINAGE AREA.

7,200 POUNDS OF BUFFALOFISH, VALUED AT $1,428 AND 300 POUNDS OF CARP, VALUED AT $64.
PLOYING 1 MOTOR BOAT FISHED 30 GILL NETS (ANCHOR, SET OR STAKE) WITH A TOTAL OF 1,000 YARDS.

ITEM

FISHERMEN, ON BOATS AND SHORE:
REGULAR. . 2 1 « we we we ww
CASUNE G00 Geb-0) 606 6640

TOWNE 69Gb a. 0-0

BOATS:
(MOUCKG 6-5 a 5..0 0" a. 0 0
OTHER sive} pelts) Vert elierte's en fefitenire

GEAR:

NUMBER . 2. s .
LENGTH, YARDS,
SQUARE YARDS .
HOOKS. « « « «

ITEM

FISHERMEN, ON BOATS AND SHORE:
REGULAR, «2 1 1 eo eo 2
CASUAL 2 4 6s we oe tw

TRON 6.0) O00 to) ono

BOATS:
MOTOR CBectasuielrouucrtietltolieitenteiire
OTHER i fehite te) 0! 0! ce) 0) ws 0
GEAR, (NUMBER! 2% 6: 0 6 ve 10 ele

ARKANSAS
OPERATING UNITS BY GEAR, 1965

THE CATCH CONSISTED OF
TWO CASUAL FISHERMEN EM-

LINES
HAUL FYKE AND | GILL NETS,
SEINES, HOOP NETS, | ANCHOR, SET | — "RAMMEL LONG OR
COMMON FISH OR STAKE SET WITH SNAG
HOOKS
NUMBER NUMBER NUMBER. NUMBER NUMBER NUMBER
32 164 133 130 161 65
27 340 149 115 463 83
59 504 282 245 624 148
29 458 242 214 589 141
12 2 : = e i
24 5,787 887 523 3,418 613
7,350 5 zs r 2 LU
2 o 177, 578 115, 429 : &
2 : = S 174, 425 258, 685
DIP TOTAL,
(Ole CROWFOOT DIVING BY EXCLUSIVE
ceerSs BARS OUTFITS HAND OF DUPLI-
CATION
NUMBER NUMBER NUMBER NUMBER NUMBER
12 69 3 55 360
20 65 28 130 843
22 El eee 185 1,203
24 164 14 S 967
3 o 5 6 23
32 151 14 <j &

ARKANSAS - CATCH

SPECIES

BOWING tepvejted e) 0! te
BUFFALOFISH,. . .. .
CARR Mente mioiecaa cies Nelitedine
CATFISH AND BULLHEADS,
GAREMUSH store: vente ee
PADDLEF ISH . . . «
QUILLBACK, . 2...»
SHEEPSHEAD . . . «6
STURGEON, SHOVELNOSE
SUCKERS. . 2. « 6 ©
TURTLES:
SUIDEReireonmetieiheiteieaeliein
SNAPPER,

@febie Ketietierieticne: ic

eve. 010] ene

spiel eiteMe “e}ienecers
© re) pehelicte-shepe

eles fet ete) petiletive: ia

TOTAL .

COMMON

POUNDS

124,400
29,000

600
15, 000

HAUL SEINES,

BY GEAR, 1965

FYKE AND HOOP

GILL NETS, ANCHOR,

NETS, FISH SET OR STAKE
POUNDS VALUE POUNDS VALUE
2,600 $131 - -
683, 000 87,079 464, 600 $59, 143
131, 800 6, 509 103, 100 4,890
43, 500 14,440 6, 200 1,977
18, 200 902 62, 200 3,072
1,800 205 6,400 687
14,500 667 4,700 200
41, 200 3,597 23, 800 2,012
600 60 - -
23, 700 1,440 4,400 238

11, 500 1,000
13, 500 2,900

(CONTINUED ON NEXT PAGE)

173,000 16,497 985, 900 116, 772 679, 300 72,537

MISSISSIPPI RIVER FISHERIES

495
ARKANSAS - CATCH BY GEAR, 1965 - Continued
LINES
SPECIES TRAMMEL NETS LONG OR SET ae
WITH HOOKS
POUNDS VALUE POUNDS VALUE POUNDS VALUE

BOFIW 5 o a6 og 01608 010 0 100 $5 2,100 $107 - -
BURRAUORISH Sir) e) wlio ce ee 576, 500 72,024 12,100 1,632 6, 600 $878
CARP. . Oo O20 108, 000 4,814 7,709 389 6, 300 314
CATFISH AND BULLHEADS. |. . 12, 500 4,090 243,400 78, 544 36, 600 12, 258
@iFIb 6 0 6 ou DO OO 6 35,700 1,670 16, 800 821 1,100 52
PADDUERISHifenremmeiitettemte) lols) 6, 200 660 - - 10, 600 1,180
QUITEBACK Sit aieeivencnoniyactnete 12, 300 538 - - - -
SHEEPSHEAD . . 0.0 0-00 28, 600 2,562 22,000 1, 887 3, 800 420
STURGEON, SHOVELNOSE . 1. 400 40 500 50 - -
SUEKERES 6 6 006 OO 000 5,900 291 - - - -
TURTLES:

SLIGER 6 6 660060000 1,500 52 - - 2,000 70

SNAPPER meammcitemisiectroiteire te 2, 800 263 1,000 100 400 40

TOTAL .

SPECIES

MUSSEL SHELLS. ...
PEARLS AND SLUGS ..
TURTLES, BABY. ...

TOTAL... . « «

ARKANSAS

OIP NETS,
COMMON

500

RED RIV

SPECIES

WMRIN 6 o.6 006
BUFFALOFISH, . .
GARPIeenee

CATFISH AND BULLHEADS
GARFISH. .
PADDLEF ISH
SHEEPSHEAD
SUCKERS. .

TOTAL.

ee ee
.

EOIN 06-60 0 00
BURRALORISH tase caater re
CARP... .
CATFISH AND BULLHEADS
GARISH tomer irl oMitelile
PADDLEFISH . 2...
QUITIEEBACK iver e) elireise
SHEEPSHEAD...
STURGEON, SHOVELNOSE
SUCKERS). ete 6 0
MUSSEL SHELLS. .. .
PEARLS AND SLUGS ,
TURTLES:

ENG ore opr ad

SHIIDERMemioi stele elireiiie

SNAPPER Racin imroultcii 3

NOTA reurerciie

9 .O.0°0-6

el odie) calihels pis) terre

QUACHITA RIVER AREA
POUNDS

1,200 $60
127, 500 19,125
20, 400 1, 224
17, 000 5,950
7,000 420
1,000 150
12,000 1,200

186, 100

POUNDS
320, 000

ae 2,825,000] 125,695 | 320,000 | 14,624 |2,157,000

ER DRAINAGE AREA

CATCH BY WATERS, 1965

UNCLASSIFIED

ARKANSAS RIVER,
DRAINAGE
AREA

POUNDS

1,900 $95
1,018, 700 119, 391
190, 200 7,380
179, 100 59,757
51, 500 2,291
14,400 1,622
22, 500 955
53, 500 4,654
22, 700 1,149

3, 693, 000 167, 755
= 1,011

12, 900 1,256

5, 260, 400 367, 316

POUNDS
300 $18
90, 300 13,545
9,700 728
| 12,500 3,750
32,700 1,635
2,000 200
11, 100 888
7,500 600
166, 100

MISSISSIPPI RIVER

DRAINAGE
UNCLASS

AREA,
FIED

POUNDS
1,400 $70
630, 700 82, 799
165, 600 8, 836
134, 200 42,045
57, 800 2,890
7,600 760
9,000 450

44, 300 3, 845
1,500 150

3, 800 220
1,608, 000 59, 860
2,500 12, 500

18, 000 629

8, 200 820
2,692, 600 215, 874

263-707 O - 67 - 32

490 MISSISSIPP! RIVER FISHERIES
COLORADO

THE COMMERCIAL FISHERIES OF COLORADO WERE .CONFINED TO THE MISSOURI RIVER DRAINAGE AREA. THE CATCH CONSISTED OF
151,000 POUNDS OF CARP, VALUED AT $7,200 AND 1,600 POUNDS OF MINNOWS, VALUED AT $2,060. FOUR REGULAR AND TWO
CASUAL FISHERMEN EMPLOYING TWO MOTOR AND ONE OTHER BOATS FISHED FOUR HAUL SEINES WITH A TOTAL OF 1,160 YARDS,

IDAHO

OPERATING UNITS BY GEAR, 1965
TOTAL,

HAUL EXCLUSIVE
ITEM SEINES, ates OF DUPLI-
COMMON CATION
NUMBER NUMBER NUMBER
FISHERMEN, ON BOATS AND SHORE:
RAEULARG 6 00 Oo GOO oO 6 4 - 4
CASWN 6) i9-6.G ooo baa Oo 1 236 237
ae
TOWN 6 o:0.0 G80 6 6 O.0 5 236 241
BOATS: in ares
MOVERS: oo Go 0 6, od 6 66 5 236 241
OVENS: 6 do of da) Glo bos o 5 - 5
GEAR:
NUMBERED Mem Mie ii eticitoni lesen eils 6 236 -
WENGTIEGMVARDS/oviemelenrente teria 400 = Z
HOOKS. see ee ee ee ee | = 236
IDAHO - CATCH BY GEAR, 1965
SPECIES mile HAUL SEINES, COMMON | LINES, HAND
POUNDS VALUE POUNDS VALUE
CARP 6 060.050 56 0°0 0.060 985, 500 $30, 600 =
CUDMMEWGR 6.00.0. 0.0 oF 020-0 100 2 =
SALMON, RED OR SOCKEYE .... - - $36, 000
SUCKERS iiemenmotllslitoHieliciiveitemter ae 342, 800 8,570 =
TROUN Gosche oehWownenadiaciea 1, 328, 400 39,172 36, 000
NOTE: --THE COMMERCIAL FISHERIES WERE CONFINED TO THE PACIFIC OCEAN DRAINAGE AREA.
OPERATING UNITS BY GEAR, 1965
Seal [a
HAUL FYKE AND POTS AND GILL NETS,
ITEM SEINES, HOOP NETS, TRAPS, ANCHOR, SET
BASKETS R STAK
COMMON FISH WIRE BASKET: OR STAKE
NUMBER NUMBER NUMBER NUMBER
FISHERMEN, ON BOATS AND SHORE:
REGUIEARI AO Oetntecis imeic eal aus 23 112 62 18
GCASUAISa aaa ice eitrerte: okies ome 30 263 125 42
TOWNE 6.006) ooo soy tdab: eo 53 Ik 375 187 60
= es
BOATS:
MOURS o Ode 086 BiG Gols 46 326 157 42
OER SMe ome ure mentenrel cierto me 8 2 = =
GEAR:
NUMBERBM I werleiteienisice: vei venieune 29 5, 230 2, 254 87
BENGTIR A VARDS sie, toute ves ve faure 9, 080 - - -
SQUAREMVARDSI sis tet somtets cetoure - - - 14, 890
ee He [cee
LINES, LONG OTALs
TRAMMEL 2 CROWFOOT EXCLUSIVE
ITEM NETS OR SET BARS BY HAND OF DUPLI-
WITH HOOKS CATION
— —+>
a REE NUMBER NUMBER NUMBER NUMBER
FISHERMEN, ON BOATS AND SHORE:
REGUIBARY iteliejaiotuietitelsvel isjuleiscenne 85 37 7 - 144
CASUAIaimeMeliyeavablentepieitsimeite 169 164 68 60 488
[ee Re ee
WO Gsctrcmarbieiae deena 254 201 TS 60 632
BOATS:
MOTOR. . . Shier Bao 208 164 74 = 534
OTHER Strole) tolls] ietts Oy. FOS 3 1 - - 9
GEAR:
NUMBER Vatphapneterevetrellccrn enacts 392 750 133 -
SQUAR EMVARDSHveucplereucenmrctie 70, 406 - - - 2
HOOKS Matias wu nervarsitgarsesaine - 89,960 | E L ta | ipa aes

SPECIES

BOWFIN 6 6°5'o aga 6
BURRAUORIS Harem onsite) ie
CARR ewenicnyele cfs) 10) lelie
CATFISH AND BULLHEADS.
EELS, COMMON .....
GARFISH. . 5
MOONEYE. . .
PADDLEF ISH .
QUILLBACK. ° oe
SHEEPSHEAD .

se ee
ee ee

STURGEON, SHOVELNOSE
SUCKERS. . 6 © « « «
TURTLES, SNAPPER . .

UOUNES 6. 5 66

SPECIES

BOWRAIINGtoietihitotl-ieine ie
BUFFALOFISH. . 0.0.9
CARP .

CATFISH AND BULLHEADS,

EELS, COMMON. ...
GARFAUS Here tote) ie) fel ie
MOONE EZ uae heeft uielronste

RADDEGRISHBtsmtel lentes
QUITEEBA CK) 7) 6) fer ve)
SHEEPSHEAD) 3). 3.
STURGEON, SHOVELNOSE
SUCKERS pHi pl eiireineie)
MUSSEL SHELLS. ...
TURTLES, SNAPPER . .

OTA Rice

SPECIES

BOWEI Ninewereraysiarraniness
BUFFALOFISH, . .. «
CARPASG teense
CATFISH AND BULLHEADS
EELS, COMMON... .
GARFISH. . . ee
MOONEYE, . . 6
PADDLEFISH . :
QUILLBACK. . 3
SHEEPSHEAD... . «
STURGEON, SHOVELNOSE .
SUCKERS Sieenesenene
MUSSEL SHELLS, .. .
TURTLES, SNAPPER...

TOTAL. .

.

050 0 O°0-0.0-6

60 0-0 0 050 0-0-6 010 0

MISSISSIPPI RIVER FISHERIES

ILLINOIS - CATCH BY GEAR, 1965

POUNDS
400
979, 700
890, 000
32, 900

5, 700

33,100
15,100
59, 700
7,400

500

2,024, 500

POUNDS
$21 - -

97,063 1,500 $163

42, 648 5, 800 281

8,391 123,300 | 31,024

c 100 14
249 = 2

- 100 5
3,741 5 5
497 a -

5,000 392

200 42

3, 900 1,050

158,607] 139,900 | 32,971

Cod oD ted

1,378, 500

00 00-00 0

$56, 808

497

HAUL SEINES, FYKE AND HOOP POTS AND TRAPS, GILL NETS, ANCHOR,
COMMON NETS, FISH WIRE BASKETS SET OR STAKE
POUNDS | VALUE | POUNDS | VALUE | POUNDS | VALUE | POUNDS | VALUE
400 $23 = S © = = =
101, 600 9,475 | 752,500 | $74,105 15,400 $1,528 28,300 | $2,992
358, 500 14,979 872,800 | 44,086 36, 000 1,721 34, 200 1,646
24, 100 6,050 356, 200 88,775 310, 800 78, 928 1, 700 436

- - 400 68 200 29 - -
1,500 58 9, 800 461 - - - -

- - 1,000 47 = - © =
2,900 315 3,800 484 - - 22, 000 2,391
6,000 247 45,300 2,579 - - 700 21

71, 200 5,314 327, 200 24,585 1,600 118 700 50

- - 6, 000 1,071 - - 100 21

- - 3, 600 257 - - - -
2,600 2,000 - = = S

237, 106 364,000 82, 324 87, 700 So
$5
LINES
TRAMMEL NETS OR aoc CROWFOOT BARS BY HAND
WITH HOOKS

0.0 020 0-090 D0 0° h-0
000 20050 00000

372,000 | $28,015

ILLINOIS - CATCH BY WATERS, 1965

ab
MISSISSIPPI
RIVER PROPER
—
POUNDS VALUE POUNDS

Reve 700 $40 5
ae 980, 200 99, 385 105, 000
ae 1,314, 500 63, 920 41, 000
as 645, 800 164,920 97, 500
ae 600 86 2
cee 7,100 273 100
te 1,100 52 3
Mee 59, 700 6,488 1,600
Se 17,900 1,061 500
as 430, 400 32,125 9,000
ef 10, 700 2, 238 200
sie 1,600 60 2,000
ad 218, 200 7,126 120,000

: 5,300 1,054 o
Sots 3, 693, 800 378, 828 376, 900

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OHIO RIVER DRAINAGE AREA

OHIO RIVER PROPER

VALUE

$12,915

WABASH RIVER
DRAINAGE AREA
POUNDS VALUE
14,100 $1,821
28,000 2, 800
13, 600 3, 400

100 25

7, 300 365
500 125
9,500 950
4,600 642
2,800 420
616, 000 46, 390
696, 500 56, 938

498 MISSISSIPPI RIVER FISHERIES

ILLINOIS - CATCH BY WATERS, 1965 - Continued

SPECIES
POUNDS

BOWFAIN! eis ele e 6 0 «leo 100
BUFFALOFISH. . . .- - ° 615, 000
CARP 6 626 68000 otono Geo 727, 900
CATFISH AND BULLHEADS. . . « 82,000
GARFISH. 2 « ee ee + sw 2, 500
QUILLBACK, . 2 1 1 © oo so =
SHEERSHEAD Sey foitey ie) fe! iv) ee) (0 20, 800
SUCKERS. . « « « © « e oe =
MUSSEL SHELLS, . . siielineiite 796, 300
TURTLES, SNAPPER . . « « « « 3, 200

TOTAL... + + + 0 2, 247, 800

ILLINOIS RIVER
DRAINAGE AREA

VALUE
$4
52,120
31,827
17,647
125

1,307

25,907
1,312

INDIANA

MISSISSIPPI RIVER
DRAINAGE AREA,
UNCLASSIFIED

POUNDS VALUE
164, 700 $19,085
85, 900 4,764
10, 100: 2,765
39, 200 1,308
600 90
500 15

301, 000

OPERATING UNITS BY GEAR, 1965

TOTAL
FYKE AND LINES, LONG ,
ITEM HOOP NETS, OR SET CROWRCCT BY HAND EXGCT SVE
FISH WITH HOOKS BAS or PA
CATION
NUMBER NUMBER NUMBER NUMBER NUMBER
FISHERMEN, ON BOATS AND
SHOREMMCASUAL Ne Sr) slcarel ce 27 30 52 125 176
TOTAU Seto elureimceloutaiare 27 30 52 125 176
0=————SSSSO oe eS) EEE ee
BOARS siMOMORE smc te (ot ents 27 30 52 = a1
GEAR:
NUMBERGRAR: cal tnsalys euler yee 172 85 52 - -
HOOKS pease ie eeenn sey Opie - 4,400 - - -

INDIANA - CATCH BY GEAR, 1965

FYKE AND HOOP LINES, LONG OR SET
SPECIES NETS, FISH WITH HOOKS
POUNDS VALUE POUNDS _ VALUE
BURRALORNSH sc cimeiielionteitictliene 17,300 $2,595 600 $90
CARR SRE cnreiien fiierue tic ne 1,300 130 200 20
CATFISH AND BULLHEADS. .. . 6, 000 1,800 6,300 1,890
QUITE BACK er simctb er stiieticcsenietis 2,500 250 - -
SHEERSHEAD Up pwemeuietisukenienteite 800 80 1,200 120
STURGEON, SHOVELNOSE .... - - 100 15
SUCKERS taertceecmien (sacri eae eimone 100 10 - -
VOUS, auptd soeciic 28, 000 4,865 8,400 2,135
SPECIES CROWFOOT BARS BY HAND
POUNDS VALUE POUNDS VALUE
MUSSELSSHELUS Vo msia age: se. 'oifre 1,075, 600 $107, 560 1,808,400 $180, 840
PEARES@ANDESUUGS rameue le! lol's - 970 - 1,830
TOMAR memes icoas 1,075, 600 108, 530 1,808, 400 182,670
aes “lh =:
—. =
reer ite
—_v wll ye mesa
eigeacent ets et 9 oS

MISSISSIPPI RIVER FISHERIES

INDIANA - CATCH BY WATERS, 1965

499

SPECIES OHIO RIVER PROPER WABASH RIVER

DRAINAGE AREA
POUNDS VALUE POUNDS
BURRALORISHS 3) 2 61 (0) =) 5, 900 $885 12, 000
CARP big alba c solee tone 1,000 100 500
CATFISH AND BULLHEADS. . . . 7,300 2,190 5,000
CUIMUINE 65 GG)0.000 6 6 - - 2,500
SHEEPSHEAD Men uaseenrsieelenciks 1,000 100 1,000
STURGEON, SHOVELNOSE .... - - 100
SUCKERS MmremCmcnen ent ontcntoliie - 100
MUSSELSHELLSS 3053 3 3 se - - 2, 884,000

PEARLS AND SLUGS .....
OMA Were tore) foto tol a!

2, 905, 200

IOWA

OPERATING UNITS BY GEAR, 1965
HAUL FYKE AND POTS AND GILL NETS,

294,925

ITEM SEINES, WEIRS HOOP NETS, TRAPS, ANCHOR, SET
COMMON FISH FISH OR STAKE
NUMBER NUMBER NUMBER NUMBER NUMBER
FISHERMEN, ON BOATS AND
SHOREST mms ioiksiiemicui-imclnt-uits
REGULAR) 30) 6: \c 1 0 0 so 21 7 69 99 37
CASUAL eit -Mcni cit cimeiten reyiterine 49 5) 229 311 95
UOWNESG 5 <6 tO to Sco oO
BOATS:

NOUR 0.0 6 00-0 a0 4 4
OUGERs 6 050 60 p10 06
GEAR:
NUMBERGT mieten ois fil-axoulo\irells 25 12 2,803 3,596
HENGTHSEVARDS cerci tel felteliel (= 6, 833 - - -
SQUARE YARDS. . = = o

324

23,334

TRAMMEL EUNES real ONG ELECTRICAL

OR SET
NETS WITH HOOKS DEVICES

NUMBER NUMBER NUMBER

FISHERMEN, ON BOATS AND
SHORE:

TOTAL,
EXCLUSIVE
OF DUPLI-
CATION

NUMBER

REGUUAR Sar mieliielliteltoltelnalt etic 29 72 L
CASUAL . « 2 6 2 eo 0 eo 111 226 5
| Pi SET fae ee ee
OTA memtoei ele (oi ks 140 298 12

BOATS:

MOTOR smlepfepi ase onielatoti ome! (6 140 292 6

OURS 6046) oo. 0) Or 6 OG - - -
GEAR:

NUMBERMcitelveiiel cltelefteinel ns 199 1,358 3

SQUARE YARDS «2. ...-. 39,800 -

RSKSS 0 oo b-d-60 o 5.6 135, 800

500

MISSISSIPPI RIVER FISHERIES

IOWA - CATCH BY GEAR, 1965
oa

FYKE AND HOOP
NETS, FISH

POUNDS

1,400 $14
157,900 17,372
187, 600 5,627
160, 000 34,847

1,100 11

2,700 416

83, 100 4,989
900
13, 300

TRAMMEL NETS

HAUL SEINES
SPECIES gem WEIRS
POUNDS VALUE POUNDS
BOWING Renin! onish et vo) re) 2 - - a Re
BURRAUORINSHOs smenercn cl elcie 180, 600 $11,527 23, 500 $569
CARRE Rose tence Ne anes 203, 500 5, 358 312, 800 2, 381
CATFISH AND BULLHEADS, . . . 4,400 954 2 2
GARRISHe mn eatin eat) oe - - - =
PADDLEPIGH 5 6 co hve olo © 600 84 S a
CHEERSHEAD See cueiey cue 95, 800 4,385 200 2
STURGEON, SHOVELNOSE , .. . - -
SUCKERS sipeprsei teri a) ccd 1,600
TOMAWHE icet ra ac 486, 500
SSS SSS
GILL NETS,
SPECIES POTS AND TRAPS, ANCHOR, SET
FISH OR STAKE

POUNDS VALUE POUNDS VALUE POUNDS VALUE
BUFFALOFISH. . a 192, 100 $21,129 154, 100 $16, 924 102, 700 $11, 299
CARD ees ees 2247 600 6,736 249,700 7,579 151, 300 4,538
CATFISH AND BULLHEADS. |. . 194; 100 42,272 5, 300 1,788 4,700 1,073
PADDUE RIS Hennes 700 12 1,900 284. 1,700 245
SNEEESHEAD ME aaeannn ae 101, 500 6, 094 13, 400 804 9,000 540
STURGEON, SHOVELNOSE |... G 5 5, 200 978 3; 400 652
SUCKERS an ear asaeter ce cries 15, 900 318 2, 000 a 1,700 33
OW ai eee Brae 431, 600 274, 500
LINES, LONG
SPECIES OR SET Pearse
WITH HOOKS
SES SSR RC Ne me ee | a
POUNDS VALUE POUNDS VALUE
BOWEINitmremrceuenncurebecncey rcinteyane 1,000 $11 - -
BUFFALOFISH, . 2 5 ss se 600 68 =
CinD: 4. ginko: Aebeo Se Bapeeas 6, 700 203 39, 800 $259
CATFISH AND BULLHEADS. |. . 77,300 17,612 2 :
CARE SH Mean nmmsunten ehentes 100 1 = -
PADDMETS SH Renault ieee 200 24. a o
SHEEPSHEAD ES eee ain a ae 9, 200 552 = é
STURGEON, SHOVELNOSE . . . 400 61 S a
SUCKERS E ePeea cn ack : 100 1 < =
TOTAL. 95, 600 18, 533 39, 800 259

SPECIES
BOWING baems cine miontenteniia
BURFALORISHS 2...
CARRErengetieibabveliiatiie ict ie
CATFISH AND BULLHEADS,
GAR FAIS Hl eretare fate inet oiaaeiiars
RADDEERIS Hiteteemianttin elute

SHEEPSHEAD , wie neemie
STURGEON, SHOVELNOSE .
SUCKERS, . . «

TOTAL. . .

IOWA - CATCH BY WATERS, 1965

————-

aot

MISSISSIPPI RIVER
DRAINAGE AREA
UNCLASSIFIED

POUNDS VALUE
61, 300 $899
40, 000 302

MISSISSIPPI RIVER MISSOURI RIVER
PROPER DRAINAGE AREA
POUNDS VALUE POUNDS VALUE
2,400 $25 = zg
689, 600 75, 856 60, 600 $2,133
934, 900 28,045 401,100 4,334
438, 500 96, 270 7,300 1,676
1, 200 12 + o
5,700 845 2,100 320
284, 300 17,070 27,900 296
9, 800 1, 854 400 10
32, 800 656 1,800 34
2, 399, 200 220, 633 500, 900 8, 803 101, 300 1,201

aoe tL dn ne

MISSISSIPPI RIVER FISHERIES

501
OPERATING UNITS BY GEAR, 1965
TOTAL
HAUL FYKE AND LINES, LONG .
ITEM SEINES, HOOP NETS, es OR SET le rat
COMMON FISH WITH HOOKS att
So ee ee
NUMBER NUMBER NUMBER NUMBER NUMBER
FISHERMEN, ON BOATS AND
SHORE, CASUAL, TOTAL. ; 1 8 9 3 "1
= SS SS SS SS SSS
BOATS, MOTOR. ..-.... 1 8 9 3 "1
GEAR:
NUMBER somes ene el ge 1 46 9 14 :
LENGTH, YARDS: | 3 04. . 65 ¢ z
SQUARE YARDS»... 1. - : 1,528 : z
ROOKS weiss vol et iremt avec - - 2 110 :
KANSAS - CATCH BY GEAR, 1965
HAUL _SEINES, FYKE AND HOOP
SPREIES NETS, FISH

BURRALORISH. 3.2 . 16 «
CNP 'o oo 6165

CATFISH AND BULLHEADS. .
PADDEERIISH 2c 26
QUILLBACK. .

TOTAL.

COMMON

POUNDS

100
100
100
100

POUNDS

3, 300
13,400
1,700

100

SPECIES

BUREALO RIS arcutelteiteinel ie
CARP . .

CATFISH AND “BULLHEADS, 0
PADDLEFISH .

STURGEON, SHOVELNOSE . ; .

(TOTAL. 2 site

POUNDS:

6,000
14, 700
2,100
100
100

TRAMMEL NETS

LINES, LONG
OR SET
WITH HOOKS

POUNDS

23, 000

NOTE: =-THE COMMERCIAL FISHERIES OF KANSAS ARE CONFINED TO THE MISSOURI RIVER DRAINAGE AREA.

KENTUCKY

OPERATING UNITS BY GEAR, 1965

HAUL FYKE AND GILL NETS,
1 TEM SEINES, HOOP NETS, ANCHOR, SET TRAMMEL
COMMON FISH OR STAKE NETS
NUMBER NUMBER NUMBER NUMBER
FISHERMEN, ON BOATS AND
SHORE:
REGULAR Riot ite elite ltr ienielte - 189 12 36
CASUAL... Ooo Oo a8 12 320 10 45
[a SS
WOUNLG 5 Gio 6 vo O.a 6 12 509 22 81
a eS
BOATS:
MOOR bo 6 ob Goa 6 ob) 4 346 16 60
OURERG ‘ot SS a6 6 'ov6 0 to 3) 80 2 9
GEAR:
NUMBER 5.6 0: 8 "6 4 2,814 50 132
LENGTH, “YARDS. ele} folmetyiel ae 341 - - -
SQUARE YARDS . . 2. 6 «© « - - 8,500 22,050

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502

MISSISSIPPI RIVER FISHERIES

KENTUCKY - OPERATING UNITS BY GEAR, 1965 - Continued

DIP NETS
1 TEM LONG OR ,
SET WITH SNAG COMMON
HOOKS
TRUST Ne eS
NUMBER NUMBER NUMBER
FISHERMEN, ON BOATS AND
SHORE:
REGULAR. Seren eae Be 114 57 10
CASUAINI riers ar ners 230 78 1
OTA Wopaspeerarciteu ceiteh/ste 344. 135 1
BOATS:
MOTOR diel cedecrecreu teh oyce 244 98 =
CUES: orate a atom oeonp 57 15 E
GEAR:
NUMBERavsuishversseseuuecscus 1,432 464
HOOKS. . . . 181,168

SPECIES

HAUL SEINES,
COMMON

BUFFALOF ISH,
CARP sere ep
CATFISH AND BU
CRAPPIE.
GARFISH. . .
GIZZARD SHAD
PADDLEF ISH
QUILLBACK.
SHEEPSHEAD
STURGEON,
SUCKERS.

LLHEADS

ee ee

SHOVELNOS

é

TOTAL.

SPECIES

BUFFALOF ISH.
CARP AeiieMiciicinlelt cae oie ls
CATFISH AND BULLHEADS. .
CRAPPIE.
GARFISH. . .
GIZZARD SHAD
PADDLEF ISH .
SHEEPSHEAD Mey rerted tats
STURGEON, SHOVELNOSE
SUCKERS. *
MUSSEL SHELLS.

TOTAL.

.

POUNDS
1,800 $202
1,600 72

400 18

FYKE AND

POUNDS

87, 700
108, 000
210, 200

100

NETS, FISH

VALUE
$10, 008

HOOP

N

GILL NE
ANCHOR,
OR STA

4,863 51

55,271

POUNDS
9, 300

7,400

, 600

70, S00 6,019 102, 700

LINES
PUREE SARIS aS Te DIP NET
LONG OR
SET WITH SNAG COMMON
HOOKS
= ee
POUNDS VALUE POUNDS POUNDS
8,200 | $1,006 3, 700 $469 =
12,900 581 4; 800 214 o
227,200 | 65,635 54,300 | 15,732 2
300 66 3 5 S
100 7 300 13 4
= = & és 171, 600
700 107 9, 300 1,377 3
4,900 245 1,000 51 S
600 04. 100 1 Z
400 9 100 3 a
255,300 | 67,750 73,600 | 17,870

CROWFOOT
BARS

TOTAL
EXCLUS
OF DUP
CATI

,
IVE
Lie

ON

NUMBER NUMBER
36 27

48 528

84 805

84 S77

- 109

TS,
SET
KE

TRAMMEL

VALUE POUNDS

62,000
27, 800
7, 500

$1,196
2,318
2,178

CROWF O!
BARS

S,

POUNDS

1,003, 900
1,003, 900

NETS

OT

$41,617

MISSISSIPPI RIVER FISHERIES 503

KENTUCKY - CATCH BY WATERS, 1965

MISSISSIPPI OHIO RIVER DRAINAGE AREA

SPECIES RIVER

OHIO RIVER TENNESSEE RIVER

PROPER PROPER DRAINAGE AREA
POUNDS VALUE POUNDS VALUE POUNDS VALUE
BUFFALOFISH. .... 2 0 10,400 $1,176 87, 900 $9,848 35, 900 $4,682
GMAP 9 0 o-oo ooo OO 0 9 14,100 632 61, 600 2,773 80, 400 3,616
CATFISH AND BULLHEADS. . . . 6,100 1,544 143,000 36,025 304, 000 89,676
GRARRIES.0 0.6 6. 0; 0 0. 9,0 - - - 400 77

CARP IGM 9 6 0 oo 0 0 9 O00 - - 22 - =
GIPZZARDESHADieareniennomene rein - - 20 171, 600 15,400
RADDEERU SH eeme-ieniciten llenicnie 1,500 220 1,030 7,500 1,140
QUITTTENGKiarcmcmrenemrs - - 228 1,500 68
SHEE RSHEAD mopys ieee clarelmeymre 200 12 358 2,900 143
STURGEON, SHOVELNOSE ... . 600 74 81 200 19
SUCKERS/ rele wectn areal tm cus eres 1,400 43 120 200 5
MUSSERNSHEL ES Satmrermemreuve mens - - 11,500 191, 600 15,748

SPECIES CUMBERLAND RIVER
DRAINAGE AREA

POUNDS

BURRAUORISHS IE: sey yee ads 7, 400 $3, 480
CARPE bua atic 17, 300 1,495
CATFISH AND BULLHEADS, . . . 33, 000 5,211
GARISH sete nels eet he - 13
PADDIEGISH ie eeipanna des 500 391
QUITS crea ict ears = 12
SHEEPSHEAD me ts 800 155
STURGEON, SHOVELNOSE . .. . =

SUCKERS eee ialate teint «Nein ionire 226

MUSSEL SHELLS. ...
TOTAL. . . «

13,964
24,947

LOUISIANA
OPERATING UNITS BY GEAR, 1965

HAUL FYKE AND POTS AND TRAPS GILL NETS,
ITEM SEINES, HOOP NETS, ANCHOR, SET TRAMMEL
COMMON FISH CRAWFISH SHRIMP OR STAKE NETS
NUMBER NUMBER NUMBER NUMBER NUMBER NUMBER
FISHERMEN, ON BOATS AND
SHORE:
REGUIUAR eta eemitas veer A: W 472 356 29 369 282
CASUNG asa eo: Graeel Ame S 627 574 25 500 357
TOU aote to lol donald uM 1,099 930 54 869 639
es a oe eS ee
BOATS, MOTOR... 2... 4 1,099 930 54 868 639
GEAR:
NUMBER Seiten cuss sei ol tue 4 28,989 39,175 465 1,997 1,274
ENGI MMVARDSIS ey sen ceye: 2,533 a a = oe c
SQUARE YARDS... es ee S - - 2 655,942 238, 621
a ee
LINES TOTAL,
DIP NETS, TONGS AND EXCLUSIVE
et LONG OR COMMON GRABS OF DUPLI=
HAND SET WITH aa
HOOKS
NUMBER NUMBER NUMBER NUMBER NUMBER.
FISHERMEN, ON BOATS AND
SHORE:
REGUUARRI AER cient burs 13 307 29 67 534
CASUALS saosin ene 39 493 70 120 1,058
TOTA Meola ene 52 800 99 (omen 1,592
[_— SSS SSeS ee eo
BOATS) IMOTORGEG ances ae 52 800 89 187 1,578
GEAR:
NUMBER LON is 0a eames 1 104 2,123 99 187 7
HOOKS irapial se ch sual ens 104 320, 835 = = -
ee ee ee ee eee ee eee eee eee

MISSISSIPPI RIVER FISHERIES

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504
LOUISIANA - CATCH BY GEAR, 1965
BEECHES HAUL SEINES, FYKE AND HOOP ROS AND) URAFS)
COMMON NEUE (rls CRAWFISH SHR IMP
POUNDS VALUE POUNDS VALUE POUNDS VALUE POUNDS VALUE
BOWFIING scons toiuiey Gutckeeseiee 17,000 $367 15, 300 $750 = & u S
SUAWNOPIS 6 6.0 0.626 0 6 52/700 5,630 | 825,100 | 94,965 = 5 = S
CARRE SR sa eres rae 17, 800 407 74,700 3,248 = = s if
CATFISH AND BULLHEADS., . . . 16, 900 4,193 | 620,100 | 159,935 3 5 s 5
GARG SHeab apes uaetee tet hoses 14,500 692 21, 800 1,121 2 2 £ 2
WOME ¢ 6.00 60 6 66 1, 200 120 5,100 491 - 3 2 a
SHEERS HEAD ty eens eaters 16, 300 1,394 | 205,600 | 19,970 & z 2 eS
ERAWRISEIe suns sie ferme a a - = c o 6,980, 700 | $781, 382 2 2
SHRIMPSe oo usa ne acd z : = - © = 27,300| $7,953
TURTLES, SNAPPER . a ee 4,100 539 10,000 1, 306 Bs = 2 Z
TOTA LAL sateen meee anectes 140,500 | 13,342 |1,777,700 | 281,786 | 6,980,700 | 781,382 27,300] 7,953
ee! Was cee EC AR cher rele rea [we OES
alae
GILL NETS, e LINES
SPECIES ANCHOR, SET TRAMMEL NETS
OR STAKE HAND
POUNDS POUNDS
BOWRiI Nie ere cnesp enue oy tae 52, 200 $1,490 35, 900
EURWALORISs oo 60 6 66 6 665, 100 80, 055 460, 700
Op sapeaeave cleo eae 80, 500 3,035 45,600
CATFISH AND BULLHEADS. . . . 246 , 500 64,736 230, 200
CARRISH MERE esa Oh ce a 99, 000 5,077 118, 700
PADDUERISH Memes) Steet et 4,500 410 4,000
SESE sig 66 6 68 6 6 128; 300 12, 636 87, 200
TUR UES SASNACPER) Careless eu 7,700 1,055 7.100
TOWLo. 6 0 0-0 0 1, 283, 800 168, 494 989, 400 137,023
LINES = CONTINUED
DIP NETS TONGS AND
SPECIES LONG OR SET COMMON ” GRABS
WITH HOOKS
POUNDS VALUE POUNDS. VALUE POUNDS VALUE
CATFISH AND BULLHEADS. . . . 367, 200 $97, 160 o 5
CNAFIGMS Ss ava ans ene ee 24, 700 1,354 e & a &
GIIZZARDESHADI pe) ar F - - 155,000 $3,750 - -
PAOOLERIS 6 6 oo oo : 6,900 654 : o - =
TURTLES:
BABY Res ine ew ont = - =
SNAPPER Mins Sais ciintarmetneulis 22, 300 200 $80
FROGS. 2 ee ee | c 44, 500 17, 085
TOULo o020.0 6.0 6 421, 100 102, 375 158, 300
LOUISIANA - CATCH BY WATERS, 1965
ae ET Sy | SA rcraPAUAVANaiveR =: unnaenann
ATCHAFALAYA RIVER
SPECIES MISSISSIPP1 RIVER PROPER SARE EAR EA
POUNDS VALUE POUNDS VALUE
BOWRINDE ERs frie cus 4, 300 $215 9, 700 $521
BURRALORISH Saris menn aalsce 63, 700 7,382 707; 100 76,014
CARDIS ee ciee can 12, 200 579 47,400 2,122
CATFISH AND BULLHEADS. . . . 32, 100 8, 858 936 , 800 242, 202
CARRISH SA anne eereeiie 2, 800 142 101, 400 4,812
CIIZZARDESHAD eet es reces 5 © 65,000 1,950
POOUAPIGM 66 6.0 ob 6 ae Z 5 3, 700 340
SHEEPSHEAD . . Ree ee 10, 500 014 235, 800 20, 844
CRAWGISHMe ise. cus oc eatirws 8, 000 1,120 6, 882, 700 766, 762
SHRIMP. A Sr RS eee 12, 400 3,632 14,900 4, 321
TURTLES:
BABY OAMurar cite ee : = 1, 800 7, 200
CHINES “aio alla Oe lone 4,000 600 12, 900 1,849
FROGS See Me ete cisari so! 5,100 2,040 23, 700 8,765
Lee Le salle sa See Oe
TONAL + ace ate 155, 100 25,482 9, 042, 900 1, 137, 702

MISSISSIPPI RIVER FISHERIES

505
LOUISIANA - CATCH BY WATERS, 1965 - Continued
RED RIVER DRAINAGE AREA MNSSISSIGE ROVER
SPECIES DRAINAGE AREA
QUACHITA RIVER :
DRAINAGE AREA eS RIED UNEASE VED
POUNDS VALUE POUNDS VALUE POUNDS VALUE
EOMRIM 5-6-6 6 660 OO 6 45,900 $1,068 49,900 $1,430 10, 600 $530
BUR RAL OFIISH Sm eee te: cabs 315, 400 43,158 667, 800 82,813 249, 600 27,094
GARD Flom youn we tee 37,100 1, 654 50, 600 2, 308 71, 300 2,073
CATFISH AND BULLHEADS. . . 142, 000 39,132 245, 500 64, 602 124, 500 32,548
GAREISH Ame Mate Mahedc Mawr 60, 200 3, 264 65,400 3,925 48, 900 2,404
GIIZZARDESHADINS vets ce aye - - - = 90, 000 1; 800
PADDUEEISHM mena ne news 6, 200 616 9,000 815 2, 800 265
SHEEPSHEAD . . 4... 31, 800 3,973 97,900 12,078 61,400 5, 231
GRAMFISH 66 6.56 6 4-00 0 - - 80, 000 12, 000 10,000 1,500
TURTLES:
NEN? Gua Gy auonclwLOmo-.0 600 2,400 800 3, 200 100 400
GWAGHERS 6 0-600 -b 0.6 13, 200 1,798 18, 300 2,477 9, 100 1,365
FROESso 6 Go oo Op oO 7,100 2,840 6,600 2,640 2,000 800
FOULS: bolo 659, 500 99,903 1,291, 800 188, 288 680, 300 76,010
OPERATING UNITS BY GEAR, 1965
HAUL SEINES, POUND TRAP
ITEM COMMON WETRS NETS NETS
NUMBER NUMBER NUMBER NUMBER
FISHERMEN, ON BOATS AND
SHORE:
REGULAR. Btn alten; 227 18 3 66
CASUAWS el SE etgae sc 106 = 2 20
TOTAL. ee 333 18 5 86
BOATS:
MOTORS Wey vap-rs ie. febrter sel. tains 81 2 51
@UMERS 660-01 a Ob 0 0 46 - -
GEAR:
NUMBERM Uric inte tiMeuge teak 59 40 14 120
LENGTH, YARDS. ..... 37,528 = = =
TOTA
FYKE AND GILL NETS, LINES, LONG eeISte
ITEM HOOP NETS, ANCHOR, SET, OR SET OF DUPLI-
FISH OR STAKE WITH HOOKS CATION
NUMBER NUMBER NUMBER NUMBER
FISHERMEN, ON BOATS AND
SHORE:
REGUUARI aay isp oursuiserairamie 169 88 6 368
CASUAL cieecteeaene: ous 69 135 44 325
5 —<$<——<$———
TOUALG “o:.0°0: 0 238 223 50 693
ee SS SSS
BOATS:
MOTOR’, mitovtse trees fen ca is 85 154 49 361
OMHERE Mrcseem tur. nh a eats 3 = = 46
GEAR:
NUMBERM cM iemiceseien cis 2, 290 219 49 =
SQUARE YARDS . 2... - - 321,627 = =
HOOKS#. se. Seek a. = = 9,948 =

506

SPECIES

BOWFIN . 2... 2 ww
BUFFALOFISH, ....
BURBOT . .. «= « .
CARR ey tet on elise) cole nielnle
CATFISH AND BULLHEADS,
GARFISH. « . 6 «6 6 «
GIZZARD SHAD .
QUILLBACK. . .
SHEEPSHEAD , .
SUCKERS. . © «
WHITE BASS. .
YELLOW PERCH .
TURTLES, SNAPPEI

.

R .

OTA) eu reni-due

MISSISSIPPI RIVER FISHERIES

MINNESOTA - CATCH BY GEAR, 1965

HAUL SEINES
COMMON

POUNDS
Beis 16, 400

ae 893, 900

eon 3, 800

ee 3,886,300 | 97,241
Bide 686,200 | 33,552
Beri 3,600 60
hand 17,700 266
omeats 500 7
usaliee 233, 000 7,143
sata 5,000 147
BGK 38, 300 4,213
es 9, 600 1,627
cua 3, 000 447

214, 733

5,797, 300

POUNDS

9, 600

263, 300
39, 800

POUNDS

28, 700

POUND NETS

TRAP NETS

POUNDS

= 200 $13
$2, 210 24, 800 2,055
7 810,800 | 22,982

7 93,700 5,508

z 6, 600 179

o 13, 200 245
2,210 | 950,000 | 30,982

FYKE AND HOOP GILL NETS, ANCHOR, LINES, LONG OR SET

SPECIES

BOWFIN . 2...
BUFFALOF ISH, .
BURBOR 205 6) 6
CARR sateiteueieite ond ola=
CATFISH AND BULLHEADS,
CRAPPIE. « 2. 2 «©
MOONE Ep aieareie culeeners
PIKE OR PICKEREL . .
QUILLBACK. ...
SHEEPSHEAD , .
SUCKERS. . . .
WHITEFISH. . . .
YELLOW PERCH . .
YELLOW PIKE. . 6 « «
TURTLES, SNAPPER

TOTAL. . 2 « «

° oe

BOWFIN . . oe
BUFFALOFISH. . .
BURBOT . . « « «
CARP . «ee 2
CATFISH AND BULL
GAREISH vey <<<) ce
GIZZARD SHAD. .

R

LLHEADS

QUILLBACK, .
SHEEPSHEAD . .
SUGKERSHN euleine
WHITE BASS. .
YELLOW PERCH .
TURTLES, SNAPPE!

MORALS: s) 16

seme reOclieielie

NETS, FISH

POUNDS

6 11, 900
a 187, 700
7 11, 200
B 1,050, 900
i 1,183, 200

10, 700
2,200

22,600

3, 300

2,483, 700 1

SET OR STAKE WITH HOOKS
VALUE POUNDS VALUE POUNDS VALUE
$178 o - = =
14,147 45, 700 $3, 793 100 $10
190 iS - = =
26, 496 100, 100 3,002 2,800 85
61, 292 11, 300 3,035 22, 700 6,043
2 8,100 971 = =
> 13,100 3,890 = -
z 47, 800 5,968 - -
E 700 20 5 =
289 221, 900 5,883 2, 300 121
64 11,600 303 200 7
= 38,900 14,112 = =
3, 256 440, 100 77,057 = S
- 563, 700 141,026 - <
504 - 5 = 2
06, 416 1,503, 000 259, 060 28, 100 6, 266

MINNESOTA - CATCH BY WATERS, 1965

MISSISSIPPI] RIVER DRAINAGE AREA
SPECIES

MISSISSIPPI RIVER
POUNDS

79, 500

276,000
30,400

1,200
28, 900
400

0 Oth O8050 0 0rG. 0.0

GeO sUsrsOeteUs080 ©. OU.

PROPER

ST. CROIX RIVER
DRAINAGE AREA

POUNDS

21,700 $2, 169
407, 600 12,226
100 30
1,100 22
18, 000 902
1, 200 36

UNCLASS IF 1ED
POUNDS
29, 200 $438
1,082, 400 83, 857
12,400 208
5,423,900 137,049
1,530, 200 80, 770
2,500 38
17,700 266
213, 100 5,625
20, 600 465
38, 300 4,213
27,700 4,125
5,100

8, 403, 100 317, 826

MISSISSIPPI RIVER FISHERIES

MINNESOTA - CATCH BY WATERS, 1965 - Continued

S07

SPECIES

BUFFALOFISH. . . «
BURBOT . ....-
CARP . 2 5» © «ee
CATFISH AND BULLHEA
CRAPPIIE. . 2 2 « «
MOONEYE. . . » « «
PIKE OR PICKEREL
SHEEPSHEAD...
SUCKERS. . . « «
WHITER SH ogreuateine)
YELLOW PERCH. .
YELLOW PIKE...
TURTLES, SNAPPER

IS.

S) 0) 0) 0) fe) lelte] 9) ©) (Oejie

OdOonOO0OO ODO OO

NORTHERN DRAINAGE AREA, RED RIVER OF THE NORTH

RED LAKE UNCLASS IF 1ED
POUNDS VALUE POUNDS VALUE
5 : c 6,900 $103
5 - - 2, 600 39
5 = = 6, 700 151
2 3, 900 $890 472, 300 21,976
8, 100 971 = =
: 13, 100 3, 890 = =
6 47, 800 5,968 o =
5 217, 200 5,635 = 2
; 11,400 297 200 2
38, 900 14,112 = ~
5 440, 100 77,057 4,500 758
: 563, 700 141, 026 = =
: - 1,200 179
A 494, 400 23, 208

TOTAL. « «

TEM

FISHERMEN, ON BOATS AND
SHORE:
REGULAR. « « 2 « «© ©
CASUAL . 2 ee wo

TOTAL. » e wos

BOATS:
MOTOR eye teil te) oi'e) te) 1)
Oyo G a ofa -o 6

GEAR:
NUMBER... ©
LENGTH, YARDS.
SQUARE YARDS .
HOOKS. « « o-6

SPECIES

BOWEN, «5 6 0 0 oo
BUFFALORISH, . 2. . «
CARRE mines

CATFISH AND BULLHEADS.
GARFal Seve; 0) eb sel vel ve
PADDEERISH 22>. 2.
QUITE BACK, 7) 3. 8 «
SHEEPSHEAD . . . . .
STURGEON, SHOVELNOSE
SUCKERS. 2 «+ 6 os

WLS. 6 66 a0

MISSISSIPPI

OPERATING UNITS BY GEAR, 1965

GILL LINES CORNL
HAUL FYKE AND NETS, DIP D
SEINES, | HOOP NETS,| ANCHOR, | TRAMMEL| | onG oR ] NETS, pea
COMMON FISH SET OR : SET WITH SNAG COMMON CATION
STAKE HOOKS
NUMBER NUMBER NUMBER NUMBER NUMBER NUMBER NUMBER NUMBER
3 50 109 176 50 170 72 5 204
6 23 242 192 26 268 70 5 430
9 76 438 142 10 634
— Se ee ee
74 400 118 8 585
- = = = 18
; 125 1,385 447 10 -
P 44,900 - - - -
z & 351,795 | 560,000 -
MISSISSIPPI - CATCH BY GEAR, 1965
HAUL SEINES, FYKE AND HOOP GILL NETS, ANCHOR,
COMMON NETS, FISH SET OR STAKE TRAMMEL NETS
POUNDS VALUE POUNDS POUNDS POUNDS VALUE
< - - 2,000 $110 = - - -
5 207,000 | $23,598 570, 100 64,487 927,000 | $105, 306 186,100 | $21,169
: 23, 500 pus 157,400 7,870 174, 400 8, 720 66, 100 3, 305
0 2,000 500 85, 200 22,503 60, 100 15, 898 27, 300 7,377
: 6,500 364 5,000 280 21,500 1,198 6, 000 336
: 300 26 1,000 1,500 128 1,000 85
; 2, 300 115 2, 200 = = z s
5 2,500 175 15, 600 17, 600 1,171 6,400 439
; - 1,200 =
‘ 839, 700 96,519 | 1,202,500 & 292, 900 32,711

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MISSISSIPPI RIVER FISHERIES

508
i d
MISSISSIPPI - CATCH BY GEAR, 1965 - Continue
LINES
SPECIES DIP NETS,
LONG OR SET WITH HOOKS SNAG COMMON
POUNDS VALUE POUNDS. VALUE POUNDS VALUE
BOWRIN co 66 0 0-0 eos a 2,500 $138 = - - -
BURRALORISHS sys ei csaeti ene 16,000 1,798 28, 300 $3,161 - -
CID Avion. Oe geoe oo, O cane 14,000 700 14, 700 735 - =
CATFISH AND BULLHEADS. . . . 449,900 121,105 79, 100 20, 960 a =
CARI 6 GS oloo 6 G6 Gu 9, 500 520 10, 000 554 = =
PADDUE RASH aerate corer eie = = 9,700 902 o =
SHEEPSHEAD... . 12,300 785 3,500 205 - =
WWRULES, ENE 5 63:06 06 - - - = 100 $400
=z siaulleee
TOMA ener : 504, 200 125, 046 145, 300 26,517 100 400
MISSISSIPPI - CATCH BY WATERS, 1965
MISSISSIPPI RIVER AREA
SPECIES TENNESSEE RIVER DRAINAGE AREA UNCLASSIFIED ,
a
POUNDS VALUE POUNDS VALUE
EOWRIM-6o d oo 66 60 60 - - 4,500 $248
BURRAUORISH onsen mansncuesnrenen 29, 300 $3, 223 1, 905, 200 216, 296
CARPU Rie ol cedewnae eee 26, 800 1, 340 423, 300 21,165
CATFISH AND BULLHEADS. 29, 500 8, 850 674, 100 179,493
GARRIIS Hsu teeta sane eeecer ease 4,000 200 54, 500 3, 052
RADDIPERIISHemtoimepessaemronmentents 2, 200 264 11, 300 962
QUINBU BACK ius, ee ee cere) ene - - 4,500 225
SHEEPSHEAD Me mrmr einen mtemec ines 7,000 350 50,900 3,439
STURGEON, SHOVELNOSE ... - 400 28
SUCKERS twremiwrs me icenmcies on aoree - - 1, 200 60
TURMUESHBAB Ya uemre men ere tees - - 100 400
OWNUS oro. on onasono é 98, 800 14, 227 3, 130, 000 425, 368
Seat SL eat | area eS SATE

MISSOURI

OPERATING UNITS BY GEAR, 1965

1 TEM

FISHERMEN, ON BOATS AND
SHORE:

BOANTS sei MOMORG@ siemtre) voll euiet tol fe
GEAR:
NUMBER cretclize: elke! “6
SQUARE YARDS
HOOKS. ...

FYKE AND LINES, LONG
HOOP. NETS, ee OR SET
FISH WITH HOOKS
NUMBER NUMBER NUMBER
30 25 13
104 129 81
134 154 94
——
133 153 94

CROWFOOT
BARS

NUMBER

TOTAL,

EXCLUSIVE

OF DUPLI-
CATION

NUMBER

MISSISSIPPI RIVER FISHERIES

509
MISSOURI - CATCH BY GEAR, 1965
——
SPECIES FYKE AND HOOP TRAMMEL LINES, LONG OR CROWFOOT
NETS, FISH NETS SET WITH HOOKS BARS
ssf —-
POUNDS VALUE POUNDS VALUE POUNDS VALUE POUNDS VALUE
EUPMUOFISH oo ao 040 0 38,200 | $5,730 62,900 | $9,435 300 $45 - -
GARP 900 oa 090000 88, 400 5, 304 58, 900 3,534 1, 900 114 - -
CATFISH AND BULLHEADS. . . . 19,900 5,970 11, 900 3,570 7,900 2, 370 - -
EELS; COMMOND ems el scnes = - - - - 200 32 - -
BADDIERIISHeure sto) tency (elise 700 84 4,000 480 - eae -
@UILUENGK, 976.4 6 0 b.6 0 6 4,100 246 1,400 84. - - - -
SUEEPSHEND ono oo 0 D“o 13,400 1, 608 6, 700 804 1, 200 144 - -
STURGEON, SHOVELNOSE .. . . 100 16 600 96 500 80 - -
SUGWES. co oc oo noo aC 900 63 300 21 - - - -
MUSSEL SHEUESs 6 5 6 oo ac - - - - - : 108,000 | $4,050
TOW 6 0 0 do 165, 700 18, 024 12, 000 2,785 | 108,000 4,050

MISSOURI - CATCH BY WATERS, 1965

= Veo |) SISESicaremer ©
MISSISSIPPI RIVER
Scans MISSISSIPP1 RIVER MISSOURI RIVER BRATNACEHADEN
PER DRAINAGE AREA TNGINSSTSICD
POUNDS VALUE POUNDS VALUE POUNDS | VALUE
FUFPALORIGMS 6 0 0 wo 8 O8 48, 700 $7, 305 18, 400 $2, 760 34, 300 $5,145
CARD, cal Gn ae ene 70,400 4, 224 63, 200 3, 792 15, 600 936
CATFISH AND BULLHEADS. |. . 25,500 7, 650 14,100 4, 230 100 30
EEUSHRGONMONID SG Isie 5 E 200 32 Z se ¥
PAUDLEFIG o Go 6 6 015.5 8 3, 100 372 1,600 192
CWILMNEKs 6 6 6 bo 6 bo 1, 200 72 4,300 258
SHEERSHEADIM EEE arse 18, 100 2,172 2, 600 312 600 72
STURGEON, SHOVELNOSE . . . 700 112 500 80 5
SUCKERSHIN sth en ee mean ba 900 63 100 7 200 14
MUSSEWISHEMISS 3 5 aa 5 | 108, 000 4,050 = 3 s
TOWNS ee) Gee ies 276, 800 26, 052 104, 800 11,631 50, 800 6,197
OPERATING UNITS BY GEAR, 1965
TOTAL
HAUL GILL NETS, ,
ia SIRES TRAP ANewan TRAMMEL EXCLUS | VE
COMMON’ NETS SET OR STAKE NETS OF DUPLI~
CATION
NUMBER NUMBER NUMBER NUMBER NUMBER
FISHERMEN, ON BOATS AND
SHORE, REGULAR, TOTAL... 4 6 10 6 10
BOATS UIMOTOR Saranac ee 2 6 8 6 8
GEAR:
NUMBER... 15
LENGTH, YARDS. e
SQUAREMVARDS Ieee ae 3, 000 z

MISSISSIPPI RIVER FISHERIES

510

MONTANA - CATCH BY GEAR, 1965

GILL NETS,
ANCHOR, SET TRAMMEL
OR STAKE NETS

HAUL SEINES,
COMMON

SPECIES TRAP NETS

POUNDS POUNDS POUNDS POUNDS

BURRAUORIISHsirameiren cictemeitelts 5, 700 $200 23, 100 62,400 | $8,755 76;900 | $12,079
CARE Min Uinsynemn: ee oh eer isnins 127, 800 2,606 6, 400 330 35, 200 816 3, 300 166
CATFISH AND BULLHEADS, ... = a 9,800 2,990 2, 500 3
MOONEVEs ier cmatasuieresbeer eee - 200 =
SHEEPSHEAD) ee) gic sees - - - 72
SUCGKERSHIR a ecm eon ia -

TOTAL.

NOTE: --THE COMMERCIAL FISHERIES WERE CONFINED TO THE MISSOURI RIVER DRAINAGE AREA,

NEBRASKA
OPERATING UNITS BY GEAR, 1965

POTS AND TOTAL,
HAUL FKETAND TRAPS, TRAMMEL EXCLUSIVE
ITEM SEINES, HOOP NETS, white Nene SaNDUSIe
COMMON FISH BASKETS CATION
a et de
NUMBER “| NUMBER NUMBER NUMBER NUMBER
FISHERMEN, ON BOATS AND
SHORE:
REARS Booka o-ouel6 19 35 14 7 35
GASW ADRES vevthy sy feaway ease to 27 61 19 70 89
TOTA ema siitel tects aisha te 46 96 33 87 124
BOATS:
MOTOR MeMeais Olen vive cas 29 87 29 80 99
OTHER Yee heis pep eS, Fe 23 = 2 1 24
GEAR:
NUMBERE ii eiibetiuncietsire tients 23 696 257 152
WENGTMMIRVARDS En oltre, es te 2,902 2
SQUAREMYARDS Bate) Gases <

SPECIES HAUL SEINES, FYKE AND HOOP

R NET!
COMMON NETS, FISH TRAMMEL NETS

POTS AND TRAPS,
WIRE BASKETS

POUNDS POUNDS POUNDS VALUE POUNDS VALUE
BURRAUORMSHs: 2h ete, vel eye ee 3, 200 $619 1, 700 300 $67 2, 800 $543
CARPE ae ahae tii aitance nies 135, 000 5,405 86, 200 18, 000 3, 382 37,900 6,776
CATFISH AND BULLHEADS, . . . 18, 400 693 28, 600 6, 900 2,617 10, 900 4,027
QUILUBACK Metered Inireceuount 31,700 792 13, 600 - = cs =
SHEEPSHEAD Ia esate Most erosieel 13,700 410 3,400 -

TOTAL.

MISSISSIPPI RIVER FISHERIES

511

NEBRASKA - CATCH BY WATERS, 1965

MISSOURI! RIVER MISSOURI] RIVER AREA,
SRESIES DRAINAGE AREA UNCLASSIFIED
POUNDS VALUE POUNDS VALUE
BURFALORISH. 2 2 2 0 6 ww 7,200 $1,555 800 $61
CAM? 9-0 9.0.0 6.0 0.5.00 6 93, 200 17,019 183, 900 6, 761
CATFISH AND BULLHEADS. . 29,400 10,881 35,400 967
QUILLBACK, . 2... 2 2 2 se - - 45,300 1,132
SHEEPSHEAD 3). 3 6 + 2 so - - 17,100 512
ee ee ee 129, 800

NEW MEXICO

THE COMMERCIAL FISHERIES WERE CONFINED TO THE GULF OF MEXICO DRAINAGE AREA. THE CATCH CONSISTED OF BUFFALOF!SH,
19,100 POUNDS, VALUED AT $1,910; CARP, 2,500, $123; GARFISH, 2,700, $80; GIZZARD SHAD, 9,200, $458; QUILLBACK,
1,600, $66; AND SUCKERS, 1,200 POUNDS, $96. TWO REGULAR FISHERMEN EMPLOYING ONE MOTOR AND ONE OTHER BOAT FISHED
55 GILL NETS (ANCHOR, SET OR STAKE) WITH A TOTAL OF 10,333 YARDS.

NORTH DAKOTA
OPERATING UNITS BY GEAR, 1965

HAUL FYKE AND norers

EXCLUS | VE
1TEM SE INES, HOOP NETS, SOHDU RINE
COMMON FISH Pret
NUMBER NUMBER NUMBER

FISHERMEN, ON BOATS AND
SHORE:

NORTH DAKOTA - CATCH BY GEAR, 1965

HAUL SEINES, FYKE AND HOOP

Saolies COMMON NETS, FISH

POUNDS POUNDS

BUFRAUORISH smremomrenroivel tollreiite 203,400 900

GNP 6.0..6.6.00.0-0.0-010.0 39, 400 5,400 148
CATFISH AND BULLHEADS, . - 72,000 6, 863
QUINEEBACK Mmemreitetneyrch et tcnenre 1,600 2 7
SUCKERS siemmemromiciismo meneame - 10, 500

263-707 O - 67 - 33

MISSISSIPPI RIVER FISHERIES

512
NORTH DAKOTA - CATCH BY WATERS, 1965
MicccuRiaainice RED RIVER OF THE NORTH
SPECIES DRAINAGE AREA,
DRAINAGE “AREA UNCLASSIFIED
zal eases
POUNDS POUNDS
BURRAWORIISH \meye.nasmtsnes ae oo 199, 800 $16, 156 4, 500 $368
CARPAtam curse saison nn byerceae 30, 200 569 14, 600 668
CATFISH AND BULLHEADS, . . . 68, 400 6,191 3, 600 672
QUIJEL BACK Rar mencmriciee nonin 1,600 36 - =
SUCKERSHiyesureaeteeye on mrcnes 10, 500 99 - -
TROUANLS.oaen eo ea O 310, 500
OPERATING UNITS BY GEAR, 1965
a
GILL NETS, oie
ANCHOR, SET TRAMMEL NETS
TEM OR STAKE OF PUALIS
CATION
NUMBER NUMBER NUMBER
FISHERMEN, ON BOATS AND
SHORE:
REGUIBARIS Gro smi tibeis) xesies vite 71 24 71
CORUNA. <9. -0 1 Josolare 0,10 19 - 19
See am eed eas oR ee ee ae Re |
TORS, 655! c- eaotohaso 90 24 90
== ———————
BOATS fi MOOR Miseetued suey ariece 90 24 90
GEAR:
NUMBE RigsuemeeWn iti cf zor lietat like 357 41 -
SQUAREMVARDSimecnueyartire) clare 139,185 10, 865 -
OKLAHOMA - CATCH BY GEAR, 1965
GILL NETS, ANCHOR,
SPECIES SET OR STAKE TRAMMEL NETS
POUNDS VALUE POUNDS VALUE
BUR RAIOFIIS Hata auntetrotirobar- meee 4 433, 500 $52, 020 47, 300 $5,676
CAR RING iemrebacticner carer uk que nas 201, 700 10,085 20, 800 1,040
CATFISH AND BULLHEADS. .. . 80, 100 25, 632 8, 800 2,816
CARFISMS 90 68a. b26: G0 doo 27, 600 1, 380 3,100 155
PADDEGRISHBmaussc aecdk ire 2, 600 272 200 21
QUITWEBACK item cmtsuie temietreuge) a 5,400 270 600 30
SHEERSHEAD Mean tee yn rei neytens 25, 900 3, 367 2,700 351
WHITEMB ASSietiemence: setae oisue 5,900 1, 239 600 126
TOA Penmse eeu ct eecaer 782, 700 (ie 94, 265 84,100 10,215
OKLAHOMA - CATCH BY WATERS, 1965
SPECIES RED RIVER DRAINAGE AREA, ARKANSAS RIVER
UNCLASSIFIED DRAINAGE AREA
an
POUNDS VALUE POUNDS VALUE
BURGALORNSH Os Beoteivemirans its 325, 300 $39, 036 155, 500 $18, 660
CARP sea, cd Shula Gin cae berate 118,400 5,920 104, 100 5, 205
CATFISH AND BULLHEADS, . . . 16,400 5, 248 72, 500 23, 200
GAR AIS Histiteinton jem cmrawestcusevirtre 29,000 1,450 1, 700 85
PADDLEFISH... - - 2,800 293
QUIITEBACKiy ee encase 5,000 250 1,000 50
SHEEPSHEAD 12, 900 1,677 15, 700 2,041
WHITE BASS o = 6, 500 1,365
LOA Wemers Wee vemreh sotcietst as 507, 000 53, 581 359, 800 50, 899

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MISSISSIPPI RIVER FISHERIES

513
OPERATING UNITS BY GEAR, 1965
HAUL FYKE AND GILL NETS, TOTAL,
ITEM SEINES, TRAP HOOP NETS, ANCHOR, SET EXCLUSIVE
COMMON NETS FISH OR STAKE OF DUPLI-
CATION
NUMBER NUMBER NUMBER NUMBER NUMBER
FISHERMEN ON BOATS AND
SHORE:
RRSULAR SHG. Etae Gtotonarmane - 7 2 11 13
CASUAM Re emis este 43 - 18 - 49
TOWLo 6 0.0 aie 43 7 20 1 62
——_—————————————————
BOATS:
MOWORS “Gro-6- 0: 0. 001000 8 5 5 9 20
OWNERS Oo dG 0 oO OOO "O26 8 - - 8
GEAR:
NUMBE:RMrey stewie) ite) ten euiteweroyare 5 14 355 47 =
WENGIHSVYARDS. tos) ceaee 4,133 o
SQUARES WARDSIig ey repre cone le - 9,400
ee IE
SOUTH DAKOTA - CATCH BY GEAR, 1965
GILL NETS,
SPECIES HAUL SEINES, TRAP NETS FYKE AND HOOP ANCHOR, SET,
COMMON NETS, FISH OR STAKE
‘ wl. —>-
POUNDS VALUE POUNDS VALUE POUNDS VALUE POUNDS VALUE
BU RRAUORMSH eure cuksmtsy issue) 821,800 | $82,180 159,200 | $15,918 7,400 $736 696,300 | $69,636
CARP '6 dtigeatn role aomotame 13,113 3,000 59 107, 200 2,143 8, 900 178
CATFISH AND BULLHEADS, . . . 14,555 2,300 346 584, 800 29,243 10, 500 1,582
SHEEESHEAD Ions Sy ucmenremrine 880 1,300 37 19,600 587 3, 700 112
SUCKERS peta sures suis ierence 700 1 900 14 2, 200 33
Wile BASS Weir auniveuren trenton ie - - 15, 300 613 - -
TOU GS tomaconns cic on 1,823, 100 166, 500 16,371 735, 200 | 33, 336 721,600 71,541

SPECIES

BUFFALOFISH. . . «
CARP . « 2 « «©

°

CATFISH AND BULLHEADS.

SHEEPSHEAD... -
SUCKERS. . .
WHITE BASS ... e

TOTAL ere otne

POUNDS

1,646,100 $164,610
317,900 6, 358
533, 800 27, 984

5, 000 149
3, 800 58.

2,506, 600

MISSISSIPPI] RIVER DRAINAGE AREA,
UNCLASSIFIED

POUNDS

38, 600 $3, 860
456, 800 9,135
354, 900 17,742

48,900 1,467

2, 300 35

38, 300 1,532

939, 800 33,771

514

MISSISSIPPI RIVER FISHERIES

TENNESSEE
OPERATING UNITS BY GEAR, 1965

FYKE AND HOOP NETS GILL NETS, ae
1TEM ANCHOR, SET Ae
TURTLE OR STAKE
FISHERMEN, ON BOATS AND NUMBER NUMBER NUMBER NUMBER NUMBER
SHORE;
REGUIPAR Mena) al tels 2 163 5 Ve 151
CASUAL OG ‘acolo 1 233 - 61 92
TOTAL
BOATS;
MOTOR. aA hog 1 396 5 138 243
OME. co *a' ao 40,0 1 - - - -
GEAR:
NUM ETERS Gn: io. 0a 0 oto g, 0 3 3, 788 35 225 772
SQUARE YARDS ....... - - - 53, 050 202, 421
LINES TOTAL,
1TEM DIP NETS, CROWFOOT EXCLUSIVE
LONG OR SET Gane COMMON BARS OF DUPLI -
WITH HOOKS CATION
nnn nee RU PTT ESE rT SESE EeRRRRRRERreTEPe Peco eeeeeeeeere oo
NUMBER NUMBER NUMBER NUMBER NUMBER
FISHERMEN, ON BOATS AND
SHORE:
REGULAR. 193 104 7 130 474
CASUAL 6 a0 oD 374 143 53 607
WONG 0 6 oo
BOATS:
MOTOR,
OTHER.
GEAR:
NUMBER .
HOOKS .

SPECIES

BUFFALOF ISH. . .. «
CARR MeilWetueitensclients
CATFISH AND BULLHEADS
CRAP PIE Menteleeiltstrelite
PADDLEFISH .
QUILLBACK. .
SHEEPSHEAD ,
SUCKERS saeeme
YELLOW BASS,
TURTLES:
SINDERSI veto ie) us
SNAPPER Gish ts! lente) ts)

TOTAL. » « se

ee eee

SPECIES

BUFFALOFISH. . ...
CARR Mrewremseunetilelcel iste
CATFISH AND BULLHEADS
CRAPPIE. « « 6 « «
GARISH Stren teitietouiee te
PADDEERIISHivs te: ca) ce
QUILLBACK, . . 2...
SHEEPSHEAD iieuteieus
STURGEON, SHOVELNOSE
SUCKERS... 6 1 + 0 «
YELLOW BASS. . 2. .

OTA: cor eo t02's

POUNDS

4,500
900
1,100

100
400

POUNDS

99, 900
91,100
23, 200

15,000
300
29, 200

258, 700

GILL NETS, ANCHOR,
SET OR STAKE

POUNDS
$360 201, 500
18 172,000
275 79, 300
= 20, 000
= 8, 100
3 27, 300

40 61, 900

= 100
co 2,500

POUNDS

769, 900
831, 500
231, 200
- 13, 500

8, 200
52, 100
76,700
205, 100
2 300
= 1,400
= 2,000

(CONTINUED ON NEXT PAGE)

VVALUE
$23, 836

TRAMMEL NETS

VALUE

$85, 396
37, 244
58,075

2,970
410
7,680
3,147
10, 649
45
42
170

TUR

POUNDS

7,000
15,000

Ll

LONG OR SET
POUNDS

13, 300
26,400
1,030, 500
2,500

4,600
2,000
28, 100

1, 800

2,191,900 205, 828 1,109, 200

TLE

b-<a
N
=

oO

1,500

NES

te

WITH HOOKS

MISSISSIPPI RIVER FISHERIES

515

TENNESSEE - CATCH BY GEAR, 1965 - Continued
Neen ee ee eee eee ee ee ee EEE

SPECIES

BUFFALOFISH. . « « «
CARP « « « © » © o@ «
CATFISH AND BULLHEAD:
GIZZARD SHAD. .
PADDLEFISH...
QUILLBACK, . . «
SHEEPSHEAD...
YELLOW BASS...
MUSSEL SHELLS. .
PEARLS AND SLUGS
TURTLES, BABY. .

TOTAL.

SPECIES

BUFFALOFISH. . .
CARP . se + 6 ee ©
CATFISH AND BULLHEADS
CRAPPIE. 2. « «
GARFISH. . « «
GIZZARD SHAD .
PADDLEFISH. .

ee

QUILLBACK. . .
SHEEPSHEAD . .
STURGEON, SHOVELNOS
SUCKERS). 2. «
YELLOW BASS. ..
MUSSEL SHELLS. .
PEARLS AND SLUGS
TURTLES:
BABY... +. +s -
SUEIDERM-trememtet eliolure
SNAPPER, . 6 « « © «

TOTAL. » » + - -

O00 0 005005
eee e mee eee
pooOOoaeo ao 6 0 DOO

1TEM

FISHERMEN, ON BOATS AND
SHORE:

REGULAR. . 2. . + © «
CASUAL . »« « ew ew
OTA encoiie

BOATS, MOTOR. ....
GEAR:
NUMBER...» «+ = «
SQUARE YARDS... .
HOOKS. » 2 2 ew se

6000050060

se ee ew ew ow ew

LINES - CONTINUED

SNAG
POUNDS VALUE
10, 800 $1,172
17,500 739
267, 200 67, 646
74, 200 10,665
10, 000 497
100 8
379, 800

DIP NETS, COMMON
BOUNDS AOE
9, 200 $966
3,000 105
65,000 2, 600
200 20
200 9
400 18

CROWFOOT BARS
POUNDS VALUE
4,366,400 $288,497

- 2,000

4,366,400 290,497

TENNESSEE - CATCH BY WATERS, 1965

ee er ee er

CUMBERLAND RIVER
DRAINAGE AREA

MISSISSIPP!] RIVER

OHIO RIVER DRAINAGE AREA
TENNESSEE RIVER
DRAINAGE AREA
POUNDS VALUE

: 618, 400 $65, 724
; 614, 100 25,674
: 1,217,500 304; 375
é 8, 200 410
; 65,000 2, 600
: 127,000 19,050
; 100, 600 4,500
: 92, 600 5,215
; 1,400 42
: 800 68
: 4,067, 400 276, 397
; S 2,000
6,913, 000 706,055

TEXAS

POUNDS VALUE

54,500 $5, 722
49,500 Up vee
75, 600 22, 302
18,600 1,860
5,000 224
30, 800 Upsee)
299, 000 12,100

533, 000 45,295

OPERATING UNITS BY GEAR, 1965

FYKE AND
HOOP NETS,
FISH

NUMBER

GILL NETS,
ANCHOR, SET
OR STAKE

NUMBER

82

194

539
119,140

TRAMMEL

NETS

NUMBER

DRAINAGE AREA,
UNCLASSIFIED
POUNDS VALUE
436, 200 $52,344
478, 800 23, 940
339, 400 84, 850
36, 000 7,920
8,600 1, 290
1,000 50
211,700 10,585
Ba 45
100 5
5, 600 476
400 1,240
7,000 210
15,000 1,500
1, 540, 109 184,455
TOTAL,
LINES, LONG EXCLUS 1 VE
(OR SET : OF DUPLI-
| HOOK. CATION

NUMBER

55
144

NUMBER

516

BOWFIN ...
BUFFALOF ISH,
CARRAieMteiaeiie
CATFISH AND B
GARFISH. . .
QUILLBACK. .
SHEEPSHEAD .
SUCKERS, . .

TURTLES, SNAPPER

SPECIES

ULLH

MISSISSIPP! RIVER FISHERIES

TEXAS - CATCH BY GEAR, 1965

a

FYKE AND HOOP GILL NETS, ANCHOR TRAMMEL LINES, LONG OR SET
NETS, FISH SET OR STAKE NETS WITH HOOKS
POUNDS. VALUE POUNDS VALUE POUNDS VALUE POUNDS VALUE
- - - - 500 $25 - -
77,500 | $10,075 |1,167,800 | $151,842 84,700 11,011 2,500 $325
3,400 170 72,000 3,600 24,400 1,220 500 25
11,000 3,850 4,000 1,275 2,500 775, 87, 000 29,400
3,100 155 74, 300 3,715 3, 800 190 1,500 7S
100 5 5,200 260 100 5 - -
2,000 220 6, 500 715 2,900 319 3, 000 330
2,400 230 1, 900 135 - - -
= - 6, 200 620 400 40 - -
_____
O00 OG 9.06 99,500 14,705 |1,337,900 |} 162,162 119, 300 13,585 94, 500 30,155
SS SS ee ee ee eee eee

TEXAS - CATCH BY WATERS, 1965

SPECIES RED RIVER DRAINAGE AREA, GULF OF MEXICO
UNCLASSIFIED DRAINAGE AREA
——+ eee
POUNDS VALUE POUNDS VALUE
BOWFIN . .. RE ee - - 500 $25
BURRANORISHEereiisironeincnenn e 448, 100 $58, 281 884,400 114,972
CARP 5. 6260-0 0 Octon00 66 27,900 1,395 72,400 3,620
CATFISH AND BULLHEADS. . . 104, 500 35, 300 - -
GAR RallSHieueemers msm onus tepsreh wenate 40, 100 2,005 42,600 2,130
GU DLUEVNEKS 6 5 o-oo GAO - - 5,400 270
SHEERSHEAD eye mneire iments pit renre 8, 600 946 5, 800 638
GUGKERSs 6 40.60 oa oD 3, 200 310 1,100 55
TURMEES SNAPPER). ce 5) Je 1,000 100 5, 600 560
TOTAL, Bokoduen 633,400 98, 337 1,017, 800 122,270
OPERATING UNITS BY GEAR, 1965
TOTAL
HAUL 4
XCLUSIVE
ITEM SEINES, BY HAND oF BUELL
COMMON
CATION
FISHERMEN, ON BOATS AND NOMBER NOMELERY NCRIB ER
SHORE:
REGULAR. . siecUnelixe : 3 3 6
CASUA UR memcienkeuuepiela'e; celhve $ 3 6
—
TOMA etelnet ss) ie 6 12
BOATS:
MOMOR Fi cmen iene nol fente ° 3 = 3
OTHER memuciurene saucrarepaes : 3. - 3
GEAR:
NUMBER raitciter ccfitey ccinie b 3 - >
LENGTH YARDS... : 400 - -
HAUL SEINES,
SPECIES COMMON BY HAND
POUNDS VALUE POUNDS VALUE
CARP: 6) ofa. bLe oO OuosDeb ou 276, 900 $8, 308 - -
ARTEMIA (BRINE SHRIMP EGGS). - - 170,100 $50, 841
TOTAL. 276,900 8,308 170,100 50,841

NOTE: --THE COMMERCIAL FISHERIES WERE CONFINED TO THE PACIFIC OCEAN DRAINAGE AREA,

MISSISSIPPI RIVER FISHERIES

517
OPERATING UNITS BY GEAR, 1965
Hi OTTER FYKE AN
AUL KE AND
1 TEM SEINES, TRAWLS, WEIRS hia HOOP NETS, aeane
COMMON FISH FISH
———
NUMBER NUMBER NUMBER NUMBER NUMBER NUMBER
F | SHERMEN:
ONDVESSELS) © cites 0» © - 13 - 4 - -
ON BOATS AND SHORE:
REGUISAR rene ntomca t= 63 9 6 20 34 26
CAML Goon oc 008 94 - 2 4 10 33
TOTAL. nee 157 22 8 28 44 59
VESSELS, MOTOR... 2. « - 4 - 1 - -
GROSS TONNAGE, 2» » « « - 81 - 10 - -
BOATS:
MOR Go oOo O00 67 1 2 29 38
OMHERWreuen ve) cole) eutoy ote 49 - - - -
GEAR:
NUMBERM@ mreiiteiiColsiel tel i-is 43 5 3 146 797 1,.258
LENGTH, YARDS. .. . © © 23, 542 81 - - - -
GILL NETS, LINES, TOTAL,
\TaM ANCHOR, SET TRAMMEL LONG OR CROWFOOT EXCLUS | VE
OR STAKE NETS SET WITH BARS OF DUPLI-
| _Hooxs CATION
NUMBER NUMBER NUMBER NUMBER NUMBER
FISHERMEN:
ONIVESSELSI i cm-mtentoiie) - - - - 13
ON BOATS AND SHORE:
REGUWART Smelireimeimelemeiite 73 14 39 45 182
CASUNE 5. 6/0600 6 0 75 6 431 30 652
TOWLS 66 o 0 148 es 20 470 75 847
——— — ee
VESSELS, MOTOR. . 1... - - - - 4
GROSS TONNAGE, ..... - - - - 81
BOATS:
WOWRS oo oo noo BO 88 1 356 - 71
OURS 59 6:00 06.000 - - S 2 49
GEAR:
NUMBERS Timeiewtell/siont-nr-in 97 11 356 150 -
SQUARE YARDS 5 5 5 5 2; 95, 827 1,850 - -
HOOKSa 6.0.0 9.6 0b a6 - - 99, 049 -
WISCONSIN - CATCH BY GEAR, 1965
© at Cay STOR Blac, ot ae gL ee (a Ta woke
SPECIES HAUL SEINES, OTTER TRAWLS
caMION aa , WEIRS TRAP NETS
POUNDS VALUE POUNDS VALUE POUNDS VALUE POUNDS VALUE
POURING 660606006 2, 600 $26 - - - - 100 $1
BURGAUORISHiremremcnrelecn tens 878,400 | 96,612 - - 139,400 | $15,327 - -
FUREOT 5 5 56 6G 6b G0 25, 600 1,029 3, 300 $130 - - 8, 000 322
CNW oo 0.020.658 -0.0-0 0 4,879,800] 146,395 51, 100 1,535 | 195,800 5,874 58, 500 1,749
CATFISH AND BULLHEADS. . . 17, 000 3,591 4,600 412 - - 63, 700 5,741
CMIT 606500000 19, 800 198 - - - - -
MOONENECemenremten eiueuteire 3, 500 69 - = eS = a ©
QUILLBACK. 2 2 ewe es 5, 100 102 - - - = ao =
SHBEPSHEADIneitomioiceneniete 498,500] 29,918/|1,483,200 | 88,994 1,600 98 | 261,500 | 15,692
STURGEON, SHOVELNOSE . . . 100 14 - © & = o s
SUGNERSo 5 0 0.6 086 09 O 28, 200 564 - - - - 23, 200 466
UNCLASSIFIED, FOR FOOD. . 100 2 - - = = c 3
TURTLES, SNAPPER... . 600 66 - - - - - -
TOTAL . 6, 359, 300 1,542, 200 336,800 | 21,299 | 415,000 | 23,971
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MISSISSIPPI RIVER FISHERIES

518

WISCONSIN - CATCH BY GEAR, 1965 - Continued

GILL NETS,
ANCHOR, SET
OR STAKE

FYKE AND HOOP
SECIES NETS, FISH

SLAT TRAPS

POUNDS POUNDS
BOWRaIININarsiysracelrs! vo! re arclares vs t0 1,900 800 $
BURRAUORISHS os Sy ells coe 134, 600 273, 800 30,114
CARRIE trek sure: Goteoerege> voi eine 85, 300 1,005, 700 30,170
CATFISH AND BULLHEADS. ... 150, 600 7, 800 1,7
GARISH Seepay crake oie sn ie are 1, 700 5,600 56
QUINUBACK rea rcurremreliene ce 5, 200 3, 900 78
SHEEPSHEAD Nn) us cous) el oe 56, 500 23, 800 1,425
STURGEON, SHOVELNOSE... . 100 = =
SUCKERS mrnestreunmelte, smreiinen ls 8,500 1,400 28
UNCLASSIFIED, FOR FOOD... - 300 6
TURTLES, SNAPPER... se 300 2,700 324
MOA rele nepas eos leu 444, 700 178, 600 1,325, 800

LINES, LONG
OR SET
WITH HOOKS

CROWFOOT

SPECIES TRAMMEL NETS BARS

POUNDS POUNDS POUNDS

EGVRIN o- o8d. 6 oo Geteteo.o - - 2, 800 $28 - =
BUREALORNISH Se tpccieen elec 2,900 $321 2,300 250 S =
CARPE wast rerurnicui ame 2, 700 81 21,300 639 = =
CATFISH AND BULLHEADS. ... 3,000 696 211,500 44,610 - -
EEUSRA COMMON sc rechel oir 26: 6 - - 100 12 - 2
GMP ISHS oo 5 6-0 6020 OO - - 1,300 13 - -
MOONEV Epaemes memicess) vuminmeaien - 100 2 = =
SHEEPSHEAD Me mcmeemme ire tteiments ie 1, 500 90 13,400 805 5 -
STURGEON, SHOVELNOSE .. . - - 200 34 = -
GUIGKERS 5: ob Bioomoso Geo o 700 13 400 9 - -
UNCLASSIFIED, FOR FOOD. , , 5 = 100 2 S =
PEARLS AND SLUGS ...... - - - - - $500
MUSSERRSHELISH a viee, nets re - - 1,000, 000 27,500
TURTLES, SNAPPER... . « = = = =

VOWS G oc G-olo 0-0

1/ LESS THAN SO CENTS.

MISSISSIPPI RIVER NORTHERN
SPECIES mise tSs EEL IRINER DRAINAGE AREA, DRAINAGE AREA,
UNCLASSIF1ED LAKE WINNEBAGO
POUNDS POUNDS

BOWFIN. . 2. Diet ciate enue ae 6, 300 $62 2, 000 $20 -
BURRAUORISHSuane & osc esins 632,400 69, 556 799° 500 87,919 &

BURBOTg imei mionmecse nie tte - - 15, 100 609 $872

CARD MEAT isereer Seer aiieuis 2, 702, 000 81, 059 3, 536, 800 106, 101 1, 962

CATFISH AND BULLHEADS. . . . 561,400 121,984 62, 700 5,643 687
EELS SuCOMMONIE cana ta as 100 12 & S -
CARRIS TEs hones mee 17, 200 172 11, 200 112 5 .
MOONEVEM nee iie te cue. 3; 100 63 500 8 2 ©
QUIIMUIBACKR Mem mie ee Rey 14; 200 283 u = 5 2

SUEESHEND 6-66. d-p 0 oldnc 499, 500 29,976 96, 200 5,779 1,744,700 104, 683
STURGEON, SHOVELNOSE . . . 400 62 2 2 z =
SUCKERS Hes me eeeearee eins hcg 27, 200 543 35, 300 709 S =
UNCLASSIFIED, FOR FOOD | ; 500 jo Z iz is
PEARLS AND SLUGS ...... 5 500 = = S =
NURSE, SHEMIS) Baa) o a26la o 1,000, 000 = 2
TURTLES, SNAPPER. 1... 7,500 895 300 34 S a

TOMAR eerate ake 5,471, 800 1, 839, 500 108, 204

ASOT ERY [pede Soe HP Poet cee

WYOMING

THE COMMERCIAL FISHERIES WERE CONFINED TO THE MISSOURI RIVER DRAINAGE AREA. THE CATCH CONSISTED OF CARP, 124,000
POUNDS, $2,480; 2 CASUAL FISHERMEN EMPLOYING 2 MOTOR BOATS FISHED 1 HAUL SEINE OF 100 YARDS IN LENGTH.

MISSISSIPPI RIVER FISHERIES

519

GREAT LAKES AND MISSISSIPPI RIVER CATCH - BY STATES, 1965

(THOUSANDS OF POUNDS AND THOUSANDS OF DOLLARS)

MISSISSIPPI RIVER
AND TRIBUTARIES

STATE GREAT LAKES TOTAL

QUANTITY QUANTITY
768
1
633
9
1,394 75 1,304 75
180 7,316 641 7,496 682
7 2,920 298 2,927 299
- = 3,001 231 3,001 231
° = 42 12 42 12
KENTUCKY Some nt enc i litem tite - - 2,119 232 2,119 232
RCMISINM>s o.a,06 0600 : - - 11,830 1,527 11,830 1,527
MIGNON S dct 6 o ooo 19,748 2,757 = 5 19,748 2,757
MINNESOTAMIene enema 3,361 204 11,108 631 14,469 835
MISSISSIPPI urea eeen ie - = 3,229 440 3,229 440
MISSOURMiBapsetits stryemrsages tow - - 432 44 432 44
MONTANA st tee ete eet aeeeuis - - 354 32 354 32
NEBRASKA Ee: Seles nese kel va - - 412 39 412 39
NEWIMEX/ICO)) 5. icvwe Ieonnsy eee - - 36 3 36 3
NEWAVORK@et redles tte Gel euesie. 4 442 105 = = 442 105
NORTHUDAKOTA) SS) ye ots - - 333 25 333 25
CNC! G6 bids olololo, erode | 11,528 1,163 - - 11,528 1,163
OKBAHOMAU ct jo bits: ve tale oe - - 104 867 104
PENNSYLVANIA... 2 22 | 515 91 - 515 1
SOUTH DAKOTA... - 233 3,446 233

CATCH AND VALUE OF THE GREAT LAKES
AND MISSISSIPPI RIVER FISHERIES, 1965

Great Lakes
Bo 7%

Mississippi S d Mississippi
River Pyocs) Bed River
60.3 % ey e

140,660,000
$13,676,000

520

MISSISSIPPI RIVER FISHERIES

GREAT LAKES AND MISSISSIPPI RIVER CATCH - BY SPECIES, 1965

(THOUSANDS OF POUNDS AND THOUSANDS OF DOLLARS)

ALEWIVES .

SPECIES

UUs IPN) 646 6
BOWFaIINIictere tires <myeper
BUFFALOFISH. . . .
EWE o-0° 66 0.0
CARP ieee

CATFISH AND BULLHEA

CHUBS Saket melt. .
CRAPPIE. « «
EELS, COMMON
GARFISH. ..
GIZZARD SHAD
GOLDFISH. .
HERRING, LAKE.
LAKE TROUT...
MINNOWS, . ...
MOONEYE OR GOLDEYE
PADDEERISH) 5 3 3s
PIKE OR PICKEREL .
QUILLBACK. . . .
ROCK BASS. ....
SALMON, RED. ...
SAUGERETaNsiitn tents
SCULPIN. . ...
SHEEPSHEAD. . .
SMELT. « « « «
STURGEON. . .
SUCKERS/su st route teiate
SUNFISH. . Q
TMUEIIIBEES-.
WHITE BASS. .
WHITEFISH:
COMMON... ..
MENOMINEE. . . .
WHITE PERCH. ...
YELLOW BASS. . D
YELLOW PERCH .
YELLOW PIKE.
UNCLASS IF |ED

DS

FOR FOOD,

ARTEMIA (BRINE SHRIMP)

CRAWLS H item <ttelie
SHRIMP)... 6 2 6 «
MUSSEL SHELLS. .
PEARL AND SLUGS. .

TURTLES;
BABY . 2...
SLIDER... « «
SNARPERW este! cle
FROGS Emrcteiteiofttetis

TOTAL .

1/ LESS THAN 500 POUNDS

OR $500.

GREAT LAKES
QUANT ITY VALUE
14,007 252
2 he
1 1
73 9
309 11
6,652 225
1, 286 362
10,920 1,875
1 (1)
25 6
(1) (1
1 (1
168 5
4,830 421
124 81
1 (1)
101 8
9 (1)
6 1
44 7
1 (1)
4,105 a1
2,201 93
4 4
1,097 37
8 1
858 26
1,113 208
1,648 822
60 1
16 6
5,499 963
727 307

QUANTITY

MISSJSSJPPI

AND TRIBUTARIES

SS
RIVER TOTAL
aoe
VALUE QUANTITY VALUE
a 14,007 252
(1) (1)
4 171 4
1,916 17,378 1,925
2 361 13
740 28,768 965
2,495 13,201 2,857
- 10,920 1,875
9 45 9
(1) 26 6
32 663 32
37 790 37
- 168 5
- 4,830 421
- 124 81
2 2 2
4 19 4
59 495 59
6 149 14
10 309 10
- 6 1
36 65 36
- 44 7
- 1 (1)
298 8, 862 389
- 2,201 93
5 32 9
15 1,649 52
8 1
- 858 26
Z 1,195 215
14 1,687 836
60 1
16 6
1 6 1
82 5,971 1,045
141 1,291 448
(1) 1 (1)
51 170 51
781 6,981 781
8 27 8
1,019 16,905 1,019
7 - 7
27 5 27
1 25 1
18 124 18

CROWFOOT BAR

SECTION 10 - HAWAII FISHERIES ~—.y

Landings of commercially caught fish and shellfish at ports in the State of Hawaii
were 19.6 million pounds worth $3.6 million--an increase of 6.9 million pounds (54 percent)
and $750,000 (26 percent) compared with 1964. The gain resulted principally from a record
16.2 million-pound-catch of skipjack tuna--up from 9.0 million in 1964, and the largest
catch since the 1954 peak production of 14.0 million pounds. Early in 1965, the Bureau's
Biological Laboratory in Honolulu had predicted the better-than-average skipjack landings.
Tuna landings of all species were a record 17.4 million pounds.

In 1965, the State of Hawaii performed successful laboratory experiments designed
to develophatchery culture methods for mass cultivation of the Malaysian fresh-water shrimp
(Macrobrachium rosenbergi). The overall aim was to establish eventually, if possible, a
substantial shrimp industry within the State.

Fishery products were landed at six of the eight principalislands that form the State
of Hawaii, Oahu led the islands in landings with 15.6 million pounds--80 percent of the
total. Theislandof Hawaiiwas next with 2.8 million pounds, followed by Maui with 957,045
pounds. The remainder of the catch was landed at Kauai, Molokai, and Lanai. The 1965
catch was taken by 744 fishermen, who operated 57 vessels of 5 net tons and over, 324 motor
boats, and 23 other boats.

The data inthis section were assembled and prepared for publication by the Bureau's
area office, Honolulu, Hawaii, largely from information collected by the Hawaii Department
of Land and Natural Resources, Division of Fish and Game.

The following tables contain summarized and detailedinformation onthe 1965 operat-
ing units and catch by islands of the State of Hawaii. Condensed summary data on the oper-
ating units and catch of Hawaii, appearing in the following pages, have been published
previously in Current Fishery Statistics No. 4170.

sees

PACIFIC OCEAN

522 HAWAII FISHERIES

SECTIONAL SUMMARIES
SUMMARY OF CATCH, 1965

(THOUSANDS OF POUNDS AND THOUSANDS OF DOLLARS)

| SLAND

HAWA] I

MOLOKA] . 12
ONT 5 6 oo. 60 (a6 2, 908
KAUAIiccm pikes eel mnionitel ae 81
MAU} 0 : 161
LANAI.

TOTAL .

1/ LESS THAN 500 POUNDS OR $500.

SUMMARY OF OPERATING UNITS, 1965

1 TEM TOTAL
; NUMBER
F] SHERMEN:
ONEVESSEUSM meet area) 264
ON BOATS AND SHORE... . 480
TOTALS Gates etc: 744
_———————
VESSELS iIMOMOR ie stneyarunclireaits 57
GROSS TONNAGE. ..... 1,762
BOATS:
MOMORYSS t: alos 0.016" 082000 324
Cupagware lode. c.o,.o, a1. 0 23

NOTE:--DATA ARE NOT AVAILABLE ON THE NUMBER AND S] ZE
OF GEAR USED IN THE HAWAI] FISHERIES, THERE WERE 24
FJSHERY WHOLESALING AND PROCESSING ESTABLISHMENTS
IN THE STATE OF HAWA!] IN 1965. PEAK EMPLOYMENT IN
THESE PLANTS TOTALED 435 PERSONS,

HAWAII - CATCH BY SPECIES, 1965

SPECIES
ENGLISH HAWAI 1 AN POUNDS VALUE
OCEAN CATCH; FISH
AMBERUACK rams Gllsdie ven ise KAHALA $21,069
BARRAGUDAGH aes uma) chutes KAKU 511
BARRACUDA, JAPANESE . . . KAWELEA. 1,613
BIGEYERSCADN cael arc enirarat AKULE. 239, 262
BONERISHIM EE sr) ysis wclue 010. 6, 087
CREVALLE;
BUSS gobi eo OND 6 ULUA OMILU . 1,610
ACK ante nunin cata) res tebe ULUA . 33, 242
DAMSEURIISHM os cnte wn KUP| P| 1,057
DOURHIIN ce acatsuc sete seal ates MAHI MAHI 48,054
EELS;
GONGER Me nerd otis rece aun PUHI 162
MOR AVR erie eure ie volta Aa PUHI 66
GOATFISHES;
KUMU , 10, 409
MALU . 967
MOANO. . 7,977
MOELUA . eo AIA
WEKE . . . 25, 648
WEKE-ULA . 8, 556
MACKEREL, JACK OPELU. 74,977
MARLIN:
BDACK ier acca eries AUUES pee 44, 582
SANURaISHine meme curemees A'U LEPE . 733)
SILVERS eiasenclie. 'e1 0. elie ANU, 1,150
STIRIBED me erceret cece eee A'U, 118,291
MUDKENSH Seen et ccureiren te AWA aan 2,821
MOUNTAIN BASS ,..... AHOLEHOLE . 3, 259
MOLUETARE ost. iedhecne AMAAMA . 15,873
PARROT FISH... UHU, 1,333

SEE NOTES AT END OF TABLE.

HAWAII FISHERIES

523

HAWAII - CATCH BY SPECIES, 1965 - Continued

SPECIES TOTAL
ENGLISH HAWAI | AN POUNDS VALUE
OCEAN CATCH - CONTINUED; FISH - CONTINUED
>) BICEWE 5 5 oo oo po AWEOWEO. . ...... 4,999 $1,894
RUDDERGITSE ir mmema mt tarsus NENUZ5 6 60 0 010 a) 0 2,691 1,375
NUNN o of -¢ o 4 0 oo a Mop ba 6 0 G5 oD 348 89
SNIOINEs 5 6 0 0 0 a oO MAKIAWA. . . . 2. 1 we 85 15
SEA BASS, BLACK. .... HARUURUU BE sere eeiar- ier nme 21, 226 9,281
SNAPPER:
Ch o.oo o-fs0%.0 0 0 WIWNG ooo O-0 O 5 0-00 50, 433 21,465
PID 66 000 on 90 0 YALOKYNEN 6° 5 66 6 oa 14,010 7,839
PURIS: 6 9-50 05 010. 0 OPAKAPAKA. ...... 83, 369 42,665
ED 5..9. OO0.0 O%0. +00 UU 9. 60 05-0090" .0 19,856 14,998
MDs so ao 0 6000 6 ULAULA KOAE. ..... 65, 862 62,685
SHO og 0.0 610 5.00.0 IIo 6! 0 a 6 Gr Oyo. o 1,546 202
SQUITRREEEMSHI Yo ven relics ve WY) So 8! G60 GO OO izations 7, 509
SURGEON FISH:
KALA 29, 556 4,016
MAIKO 263 61
PALANI . 9,450 1,875
PUALU 4.9 0 00-0 p 6,175 1,209
SWORDEISH/turemrslirsitsiirenionis NWs 6 ool ooo oO 6 18,807 3,917
TANG:
CONV CiTestie-raren tie sintisiur-ie UNKIND Go 59 6 6.0 0 9 7,050 3,633
ORANGEESPOljcer email AENINS of Ga 0 0 6 6 357 28
ENROUNDERG se-pelcunciretarciine AWA'AWAS Shedim telnet elie 6,672 1,770
HREADGIING re eiaomicmnemnenit= MONG 6 0 0 0 06 oo OD 15,914 14, 180
TRNGGERGISHseeewreveti tenes HUMUHUMU . ...... 1,235 317
TUNA:
AU BACOR ES miei Mil ciaemurcuse AHIPALAHA. ...... 6,731 1,751
BIGEYE AND BLUEFIN. . Mall's oo 0 0 06 OMG 0 773, 872 471, 066
Liavls 6 io o 6 oO DO KAWAKAWA . . . «we 14, 937 Up ves)
SIR UACK UT mye mcuenarsanlinte NUS Sona clos o-oo 6 16, 157, 309 2,013,856
WEL LOWGIIN ccm ewyeiten fi lemne Nao} so ‘00 oy ota. tatoo 497,626 177, 296
WINE, o bo 616 0 6 od CXO5Mo. 6 a ad 4 Guo 6 31,019 6,089
UNCLASSIFIED ...... 0: 0) O-GONib =OMO” O Lola 21,509 7,190
SHELLFISH, ETC.
CRABS;
KONA uat-mete mle) orale 8,674
KUAHONU are cnetenmtenitre 4,476
MOALA,. F 847
RABAT arcmin. 665
SAMOAN. .. . 413
(LUMAR 9 oa o%0 6000 0 OPIHI. 0 6,810
LOBSTERS;
AUER 6 66, 4 0-00 ULAPAPAPA. ... 2
SPINS. oa 6 50,0 bee ULA. fe 6,639
OCTORUS item mecietcinciicies at HEE. 3,829
SEMA 6 G oa! o ao 0 6 CUO 6 Nema TSr 6 700
SHRIMP ooo a°o d ao 6 ONE dio oo 10 0 0 191
SOUND o. op onG- 050. 00,9. 0 MUHEE, ° 989
TREPANG (SEA CUCUMBER) . 0.06 0 0 OOD 6 313
WWRUIAS6 66 6 6°00 BO ON 5.6 006166 57
TOTAL SHELLFISH, ETC. 34,605
TOTAL OCEAN CATCH . 3, 587,089
FISH
POND CATCH: 1/
BARRACUDA. ....... WA G5 0 oO oo o ao 655 532
OMENS ono 60 6 6 6 6 MIO bo 6.6 5 0 a4 0 0 1,016 501
CREVALLE;
Fe so aida 5b 6 O68 UEUASOMIIEU itary omieiirenrs 1 1
UNES 9 pg oo BG G00 WLU aoa) ooh bbs g: oo 823 720
EELS:
CONGERIS-ur-uwajtcnasi smite PUTO ooo d 6 Bua ono 7 1
MOR) oo a Bua olan 6 PUD oa "oon 10 6 0-00 4 1
GOAN FaUSHtauetmronete ae niciaictlite WEINS: 3.5: a 60) Geilo “a 7 2
SUIS oi Sui6° 6106 4.0 AWAY DEA ie ieee er omiomers 10, 304 5,211
MOUNTAIN BASS. . ... . (AHOLEHO Let iranipeanicieriaaretats 511 209
MULLET Worn oe AMAAMA . 5, 426 5,213

SEE FOOTNOTE AT END OF TABLE. (CONTINUED ON NEXT PAGE)

HAWAII FISHERIES

524
HAWAII - CATCH BY SPECIES, 1965 - Continued
SPECIES TOTAL

ENGL1 SH HAWA} | AN POUNDS VALUE
POND CATCH 1/ - CONTINUED: FISH - CONTINUED

RUNNER ooo sb geno 6 LEAKE

SURGEONS EIS iimieeneghaheiys PUALU. .

TRENROUND ERIS amreumre iittala site AWAAWA .

THREADING ioe d aloo 0 0 MOI.

TILAPIA. 60 chine

UNCLASSIFIED .

TOTAL FISH .
SHELLF1SH
GUAMSHHARDImemee yrs) eee OLEPE.
CRABS:
KUAHONU .
MOALA .
PAPAL .
SAMOAN .
TOTAL SHELLFISH ,
TOTAL POND CATCH.
VAND) TROUT Moen ccomthinneedinnticuth sdiscean tate Baxomer-c-Ko eo G 3, 602, 224
Se ne ee ee aL

1/- SALT-WATER.
NOTE; --STATISTICS ON THE CATCH ARE SHOWN IN ROUND (LIVE) WEIGHT EXCEPT FOR SHELL MOLLUSKS, THE MEAT WEIGHT OF HARD
CLAMS AND LIMPETS |S BASED ON A YIELD OF 25 PERCENT AND 20 PERCENT, RESPECTIVELY.

HAWAII CATCH BY ISLAND, 1965

Million pounds

Million dollars

Hawaii

Molokai, Kauai, and Lanai

1 2 3)
OuO-0 CG TOLOSOFONOno Cenar sce: coc Mabie = Clee Gs Gisro.Gko ofG 0 bo OO 62GulenS

HAWAII FISHERIES

HAWAII - OPERATING UNITS BY ISLAND AND GEAR, 1965

1TEM

——

HAWA!

BAG
NETS

Spee

GILL

POTS
AND

POLE AND

LINES

pana
TRAPS NETS HAND TROLL
LINE

F 1] SHERMEN:
ONBVESSEES I un.
ON BOATS AND SHORE.

TOTAL.

VESSELS, MOTOR.
GROSS TONNAGE
BOATS:
MOTOR
OTHER

ITEM

FISHERMEN:
ONEVIESSEES ie uar-yeane
ON BOATS AND SHORE.

TOTAL.

VESSELS, MOTOR.
GROSS TONNAGE

BOATS:

MOTOR .

OTHER

ITEM

NUMBER NUMBER NUMBER NUMBER NUMBER NUMBER
© = = = 28 1

1 76 - 23

1 76 28 24

2 : z = 3 1

= = = = 121 23
18

POTS
AND
TRAPS

MOLOKAI

GILL
NETS

FISHERMEN, ON BOATS AND
SHORE. OD! ws0 Go.40

BOATS, MOTOR.

ITEM

FISHERMEN, ON BOATS AND
SHORE. A oy Gd 4D

BOATS, MOTOR.

ITEM
F] SHERMEN;
ONDVESSEESSieaeear--n
ON BOATS AND SHORE.
TOTAL.

VESSELS, MOTOR.
GROSS TONNAGE
BOATS:
MOTOR .
OTHER

NUMBER

SPEARS

NUMBER

2

34

LINES

HAND TROLL
NUMBER NUMBER

HAWAI1 - CONTINUED
LINES =
CONTINUED LIFT CAST BY TOTAL, EX-
NETS NETS HAND POND 1/ CLUSIVE OF
PONGRORRS EI DUPL| CATION

WITH HOOKS

NUMBER NUMBER NUMBER NUMBER NUMBER NUMBER

4 - - - - 33

15 23 1 123

1 156

CAST
NETS

NUMBER NUMBER

1

MOLOKAI - CONTINUED
TOTAL, EX-
BY NETS, UN-

D POND 1/ CLUSIVE OF

HAND CLASSIFIED — DUPLICATION
NUMBER NUMBER NUMBER NUMBER
3 2 43

—— oo

= = 18

SEE FOOTNOTE AT END OF

TABLE.

(CONTINUED ON NEXT PAGE)

OAHU
LINES
POTS
HAUL BAG GILL —— pn
SEINES NETS AND NETS POLE AND
TRAPS HAND LINE TROLL
a oe
NUMBER NUMBER NUMBER NUMBER NUMBER NUMBER NUMBER
= 18 s 12 6 118 3
1 2 21 25 113 3 11
t al
1 20 21 37 119 121 14
3 4 z 2 4 14 3
(ain 2 117 é 48 95 658 80
ri 1 1 14 19 89 15 10
nt 2 2 : 71 1 = .
S/ReIS

526

HAWAII

HAWAII FISHERIES

OPERATING UNITS BY ISLAND AND GEAR, 1965 - Continued

1TEM

FUSHERMEN:
ON VESSELS. .
ON BOATS AND SHORE.

TOTAL.

VESSELS, MOTOR.
GROSS TONNAGE
BOATS:
MOTOR .
OTHER

LINES -
CONT | NUED

LONG OR SET
WITH HOOKS

NUMBER

NUMBER

58 2
12

490 18

OAHU - CONTINUED

TOTAL, EX-
CLUSIVE OF
DUPLICATION

SPEARS POND 1/

aR

NUMBER NUMBER NUMBER NUMBER

203

ON BOATS AND SHORE.

KAUAI
ee LINES TOTAL,
HAUL BAG GILL LONG OR LIFT CAST EXCLUSIVE
SEINES NETS NETS HAND TROLL SET WITH NETS NETS. OF DUPL) -
HOOKS CATION
NUMBER | NUMBER | NUMBER | NUMBER | NUMBER | NUMBER | NUMBER | NUMBER | NUMBER
FISHERMEN:
ON VESSELS. . . = I3 3 2 5
ON BOATS AND SHORE. 2 3 12 47
VESSELS, MOTOR. - 1 1 1 3 A = 2
GROSS TONNAGE © 27 27 9 = = - 36
BOATS:
MOTOR . c = 3 23 4 29
OTHER . 2 2 7 3 = 1 1 12
MAUI
LINES
ue HAUL BAG GILL
SEINES NETS Ss
NET nA POLE AND
LINE
NUMBER NUMBER NUMBER MBER NUMBER
F| SHERMEN: ———— — — mere se
ON VESSELS. . . - - : - - 22
3 10 -

TOTAL.

VESSELS, MOTOR.
GROSS TONNAGE
BOATS, MOTOR.

ITEM

Fl SHERMEN;
ON VESSELS. . .
ON BOATS AND SHORE .

TOTAL.

VESSELS, MOTOR.
GROSS TONNAGE
BOATS, MOTOR.

1TEM

FISHERMEN,
ON BOATS AND SHORE.

BOATS, MOTOR.

LINES -
CONTINUED
TROLL

NUMBER NUMBER

1 ej

——————————————

MAU!

- CONTINUED

TOTAL,
BY EXCLUSIVE
HAND OF DUPLI -
CATION

SPEARS

NUMBER NUMBER NUMBER

5 - 23
ioe coe 86

ne ier TS pe |

1
14
14

LANAI

OF DUPLICATION

GILL EINES CAST TOTAL, EXCLUSIVE

NUMBER

NUMBER NUMBER NUMBER NUMBER

SEINES, MISCELLANEOUS =e AND BY HAND.

NOTE: --NUMBER AND QUANTITY OF GEAR NOT AVAILABLE,

DATA ON OPERATING UNITS ARE NOT COMPLETE.

12
>

ENGLISH

OCEAN CATCH:

AMBERJACK.
BARRACUDA,

SPECIES

FISH

BARRACUDA, JAPANESE.

BIGEYE SCAD.
BONEF 1 SH
CREVALLE:
BLUE
JACK. .
DAMSELF | SH
DOLPHIN.
EELS:
CONGER .
MORAY. .
GOATFISHES:

MACKEREL, JACK
MARLIN:

BLACK. .

SAILFISH

SILVER .

STRIPED.
MILKFISH . . .
MOUNTAIN BASS,
MULLET .
PARROT F1SH.
RED BIGEYE
RUDDERFISH . .
RUNNERS me tomer ite
SEA BASS, BLACK.
SNAPPER:

GRAYS.

PINS o 6 6

PINK

RED.

RED.
SPO oo 0.0
SQUI RRELF ISH
SURGEON FISH;

SWORDF | SH.
TANG;

CONVICT. ..

ORANGE SPOT.
TENPOUNDER
THREADFIN, .
TRIGGERF ISH.
TUNA:

ALBACORE

BIGEYE AND BLUEFIN

LITTLE
SKI PJACK
YELLOWFIN.

TOTAL TUNA.

WAHOO. . . .
UNCLASS1 FIED

TOTAL FISH.

SHELLFISH,

CRABS;

263-707 O - 67 - 34

HAWAII FISHERIES

HAWAII - CATCH BY ISLANDS, 1965

HAWAI | AN

KAHALA.
KAKU. .
KAWELEA
AKULE
O10 .

ULUA OMILU.
ULUA. .
KUPIPI.
MAHIMAHI .

PUHI .
PUHI.

KUMU.
MALU.
MOANO .

WEKE. . .
WEKE-ULA,
OPELU

IW oo 6
ANUS EERE:
A'U

A'U

AWA ies
AHOLEHOLE
AMAAMA.
WW 5 6 0
AWEOWEO .
NENUE .
LAND. co. 68
HAPUUPUU .

UAW ncn
KALIKALI .
OPAKAPAKA
ULAULA. . .
ULAULA KOAE
A'WA,

MANINI.
NAENAE .
AWAAWA.
MO va 3. 6
HUMUHUMU .

AH! PALAHA
NaN) cao. 0
KAWAKAWA .
AKU
AHI

ONO .

ETC.

KONA. .
KUAHONU
MOALA
PAPAI
SAMOAN.

527

HAWAI | MOLOKA | OAHU
POUNDS VALUE POUNDS VALUE POUNDS VALUE
15, 560 424 $170 39,052 $10, 528
261 57 9 4 1,433 260
2, 409 1,174 45 G7 981 330
19, 138 12,082 1,691 1,094 330,910 173, 289
6,716 1, 558 177 47 10,832 2,832
- S 58 31 2, 483 1, 269
7,750 3,047 447 274 57,018 26,612
7 4 2 S 2,535 1,052
15,999 5,491 59 30 70,951 41,475
48 8 = 5 1,676 150
2 = = = 778 66
303 305 5 5 8,779 9,595
s S S S 1, 556 967
2, 347 1, 382 8 5 10, 804 6, 354
1, 428 931 1, 480 406 59, 985 23, 208
645 361 107 74 11,572 7,130
96, 838 32, 090 299 106 72,960 35, 630
54,221 9, 684 S © 115, 598 34,718
1, 608 304 = = 9, 264 1,339
898 353 2 S 2,528 797
30, 767 9,038 = = 353, 048 109, 134
264 67 2,518 667 5,680 1, 706
208 190 2 1 2,640 1,859
397
86
2,772
938
13
1,839
3,761
634
8,776
4, 425
1,971
938
6,888
4
137
67
1,603
1,116
4
840
747
236
69, 294
429
2, 316, 318
96, 602
2,791,633
1,064
3,663 1,267 3, 209
- - 847
900 380 279
925 413 a

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HAWAII FISHERIES

HAWAII - CATCH BY ISLANDS, 1965 - Continued

MOLOKAI

528
SPECIES
ENGLISH HAWAI | AN
SHELLFISH, ETC. - CONTINUED
OCEAN CATCH - CONTINUED:
LIMPET . . OPIHI
LOBSTERS:

SLIPPER. ULAPAPAPA
SPINY. ULA
OCTOPUS . HEE .
SEAWEED. LIMU, .
SQUID ERR mrmcerr ca MUHEE .
TREPANG (SEA CUCUMBER) 5 lols
TURTLES. wots HONU .

TOTAL SHELLFISH, ETC..

TOTAL OCEAN CATCH.

POND CATCH 1/; FISH

BARRACUDA. oad 'D KAKU.
BONEF] SH 010
CREVALLE:

BLUE ULUA OMILU.

JACK ULUA,
EELS:

CONGER PUHI .

MORAY. . PUHI .
GOATFISH . WEKE.
MILKFISH . . AWA...
MOUNTAIN BASS, AHOLEHOLE
MULLET . AMAAMA .
RUNNER... LAI .
SURGEON FSH PUALU
TENPOUNDER AWAAWA .
THREADF IN’. MO!
TILAPIA.

UNCLASSIFIED FISH.

TOTAL FISH

SHELLFISH, ETC.

CLAMS, HARD. OLEPE
CRABS;
KUAHONU
MOALA
PAPAI .
SAMOAN.

TOTAL SHELLFISH,’ ETC..

TOTAL POND CATCH

HAWAI 1

POUNDS

2,802, 399

POUNDS

15, 591, 527

617
973

19,539

GRAND TOTAL. 2,805, 396
SPECIES KAUAI
+ r
ENGLISH HAWAL| AN POUNDS VALUE
ee: RISHE st hppa oom
OCEAN CATCH:
AMBERJACK . KAHALA. 15, 404 $5, 492
BARRACUDA. . . . . . KAKU. . 557 163
BARRACUDA, JAPANESE. KAWELEA 150 55
BIGEYE SCAD, AKULE 72, 432 39,640
BONEFISH . 010 9,654 1,578
CREVALLE:
BLUE ULUA OMILU. 345 310
UACKWone ULUA. 3, 514 1,197
DAMSELF1SH KUPIPI]. . : S
DOLPHIN. . . MAHIMAHI . 1,036 321
EEL, CONGER. PUHI . 8 4
GOATFISHES:
KUMU, 8 6
MOANO 314 154
MOELUA . = =
WEKE. . 1,978 767
WEKE-ULA. 1,856 991
MACKEREL, JACK... . — OPELU 8, 406 2, 668

SEE FOOTNOTE AT END OF TABLE.

(CONTINUED ON NEXT PAGE)

MAU]

POUNDS

4,547
165
145

24,002
274

LANAI
POUNDS VALUE

10 $5
1, 398 847
12 3
124 62
11 4
36 16

HAWAII FISHERIES

HAWAII - CATCH BY ISLANDS, 1965 - Continued

SPECIES

ENGLISH

HAWAIIAN

FISH - CONTINUED

OCEAN CATCH - CONTINUED:

MARLIN:

BLACK. .

STRIPED.
MILKFISH . ..
MOUNTAIN BASS.
MUDUETOn mee
PARROT FISH.
RED BIGEYE
RUDDERF| SH i
RUNNER... ...
SARDIINER Senne
SEA BASS, BLAC
SNAPPER:

GRAY .

PINK

PINK

RED.

RED.
SPOT eee
SQU] RRELF ISH
SURGEON FISH:

TANG, CONVICT.
TENPOUNDER
THREADFIN. .
TRIGGERFISH.

TUNA:
BIGEYE AND BLUEFIN
LITTLE o 4
SKIPJACK .
YELLOWFIN.

TOTAL TUNA.

WAHOO. . . . .
UNCLASSIFIED

TOTAL FISH.

A'U

A'U
AWA... .
AHOLEHOLE
AMAAMA.
WY oo 0
AWEOWEO .
NENUE

EAU renee
MAKI AWA
HAPUUPUU .

UWS oo oo
KALIKALI .
OPAKAPAKA
ULAULA. . .
ULAULA KOAE
A'WA.

HUMUHUMU .
Allama
KAWAKAWA .
AKU
AHI

ONO .

SHELLFISH, ETC.

CRABS:

LIMPEV ¢ 6 ono
LOBSTER, SPINY
OCTORUS seetren ces
SRP 65 a 6 60 oa
TREPANG (SEA CUCUMBER)
WURILES 5s 6) g260 0 6

TOTAL SHELLFISH ETC.

TOTAL OCEAN CATCH,

GRAND TOTAL.

1/ SALT-WATER,

KONA.
PAPAI
OPIHI
ULA

HEESae
OPAE.

HONU ;

VALUE POUNDS VALUE POUNDS VALUE
603 $112 1,331 $68 S =
400 95 740 24 ~ =
1 5 1, 533 376 = =
106 32 1, 686 1,159 25 $18
3, 506 2,819 88 62 - >
14 3 694 107 5 E
444 210 1,151 476 2 -
683 330 51 24 : a
o 178 41 - =
S = 85 15 z =
1,067 414 1, 746 531 19 6
3,522 1,390 5, 298 2, 508 S =
2 1 53 26 = a
215 88 37, 224 17, 535 298 141
276 93 727 397 5 5
< > 2,038 1, 167 31 20
12 2 95 a 5 =
1,724 903 496 251 198 134
988 266 239 48 =
3 = 2 1 = =
12 2 341 92 = =
a oe 6 2 = EE
1, 084 531 190 124 170 65
685 83 200 46 = >
4,652 3,633 1,965 1, 564 = =
28 4 é s E X
442 173 s = = a
3,858 420 1, 265 108 97 31
6, 264 1,235 828, 431 101, 748 3, 306 989
30, 445 8, 962 1,922 420 = =
41,009 10, 790 831,618 102, 276 3, 403 1,020
6,819 1,637 1, 346 170 18 10
629 281 2,536 1, 188 = =
184, 153 77,070 949, 009 154,105 5,753 2,371
3, 962 2,125 3,600 1,676 = e
= = 12 6 s =
= = 1,923 4, 534 = =
192 90 159 84 z E
1, 500 1,011 927 468 30 15
S = 215 191 3 “
290 216 = g = A
190, 097 80, 512 957,045 161, 090 5,783 2, 386
190, 097 do, 512 957,045 161, 090 5,783 2, 386

NOTE; --THE WEIGHT OF MEATS FOR MOLLUSKS IS BASED ON A YIELD OF 25 PERCENT FOR HARD CLAMS AND 20 PERCENT FOR

LIMPETS.

SKIPJACK TUNA

530

ENGLISH
BARRACUDA.

SPECIES

BARRACUDA, JAPANESE.

BIGEYE SCAD. . .
BONEF1]SH .
CREVALLE;:
RUE 6 6 a oo
VNGX ob 0 0 9
DAMSELFISH .
GOATFISHES;

MACKEREL, JACK
MILKFISH . ..
MOUNTAIN BASS,
MULLET...
PARROT FISH,
RED BIGEYE
RUDDERFISH .
RUNNER...
SURGEON FISH:

TANG:

CONVICT. . .

ORANGE SPOT.
TENPOUNDER
THREADFIN. . . . .
UNCLASSIFIED FISH.
LOBSTER, SPINY
OCTOPUS,

TOTAL

ENGLISH

AMBERJACK.
BARRACUDA.

SPECIES

BARRACUDA, JAPANESE.

BIGEYE SCAD.
BONEF!SH
CREVALLE;:
BLUE
JACK. .
DAMSELF1SH
DOLPHIN.
EELS:
CONGER .
MORAY. . .
GOATFISHES;

MACKEREL,
MARLIN:
BLACK.
SILVER .
STRIPED.
MILKFISH . ..
MOUNTAIN BASS.
MULLET oe
PARROT FISH.
RED BIGEYE
RUDDERF| SH
RUNNER .
SARDINE. . 2. .
SEA BASS, BLACK.

JACK

HAWAII FISHERIES

HAWAII - CATCH BY GEAR, 1965

HAWAI|AN

KAKU. . .
KAWELEA
AKULE
010

ULUA OMILU.
ULUA. .
KUPIPI.

KUMU. ...
MOANO
WEK ES tienes
WEKE-ULA.
OPELU
AWA...
AHOLEHOLE
AMAAMA .
UU res
AWEOWEO .
NENUE

LAI

KALA,
MAIKO .
PALANI .
PUALU

MANINI.
MAENAE .
AWAAWA.
MOI
ULA
HEE

HAWAIIAN

KAHALA.
KAKU. .
KAWELEA
AKULE
O10.

ULUA OMILU.
ULUA, .
KUPIPI.
MAHIMAHI .

PUHI .
PUHI.

KUMU,
MALU, .
MOANO .
MOELUA.
WEK Era lies
WEKE-ULA.
OPELU

A'U

A'U

A'U
AWA...
AHOLEHOLE
AMAAMA.
UHU . .
AWEOWEO
NENUE
LAI. .
MAKI AWA.
HAPUUPUU

SEE FOOTNOTE AT END OF TABLE.

POUNDS

(CONTINUED ON NEXT

HAUL SEINES

POUNDS

2

519
170
5,670

2,312
6
ih 3

27 10

VALUE POUNDS
$1 =
165 -
129 311,727
823 10, 752
5) -
4,865 4,979
490 -
1, 347 -

11 -
4,992 2733
712 -
(1) 215

20 27
484 982
92 1, 924
604 =
9 -
383 -
14 35
1,071 =
8 -
412 -
478 -
237 5
- 7
83 -
9, 188
18, 609 342, 607
GILL NETS,
ANCHOR, SET
OR STAKE

POUNDS VALUE
$63
177 68
9,049 6, 187
883 260
416 347
1,293 731
13 4

881 642
14 7
8, 748 3,205
383 142
6,992 2,067
eZ, 1,589
16,069 13, 998
68 19
990 414
752 361
113 28

BAG NETS

165, 797

LINES

POLE AND LINE
(AND HAND)

POUNDS VALUE
72,675 | $20, 466
937 249
2, 834 1, 320
128,592 | 84,205
7,890 1,828
1,138 632
56,020 | 21,015
182 71

38, 352 19, 441
119 18
497 506

4 1
3, 283 1,752
3,775 2,167
3,072 1,532
6, 349 4,057
106,550 | 48,425
2,849 780
175 71
998 300
2, 367 625
95 83

161 154

59 23

3, 686 1,357
858 365
126 39
85 15

21, 226 9, 281

HAWAII FISHERIES

531
HAWAII - CATCH BY GEAR, 1965 - Continued
POTS GILL NETS, LUNES
SPECIES AND ANCHOR, SET POLE AND LINE
TRAPS OR STAKE (AND HAND)
ENGLISH HAWAI 1 AN POUNDS VALUE POUNDS VALUE POUNDS VALUE
SNAPPER:
GRAVE eaNS Laaee cle ana deh es UKAW EEE 386 $169 S = 49,931 $21, 250
PINS 6 ao 000600060 KALIKALI. = = - - 13,995 7,831
PINTS o ooo oo 0 0 6 OPAKAPAKA . 290 131 - - 83,075 42,532
NZD oo p60 0 0 0 0 ULAULA. . . =) - - - 19, 389 14, 902
RED. ULAULA KOAE - - - - 65, 862 62,685
SRO 5 0 o_o A'WA. 63 6 16 $2 1,467 194
SQUIRRELFISH . UU. 758 626 102 64 10, 054 6,633
SURGEON FISH:
KALA. . 10, 707 601 4,188 1, 284 36 6
MAIKO . = - 11 5 2 1
PALANI. 4,665 1,018 335 76 118 19
PUALU 1,544 314 16 5 516 90
SWORDFISH. A'U - - - - 40 2
TANG:
CONVICT. . . MANINI. 2,313 1,066 768 419 1 1
ORANGE SPOT. NAENAE. 232 21 - - - -
TENPOUNDER AWAAWA. - - 590 165 5, 326 1,497
THREADFIN. . MO en - = ic herisic} 2,870 710 592
TRIGGERFISH. HUMUHUMU , 445 200 - - 790 117
TUNA:
AL BACOREMTmm-Mm-lmrener AH] PALAHA - - - - 34 3
BIGEYE AND BLUEFIN AW 6 60 - - - - 12,412 2,503
Lois 5 D0 KAWAKAWA. - - - - 10,717 1,449
SKIPJACK . AKU - - - - N6, 150,421 |2,012,605
YELLOWF IN. AHI . - - - - 147,633 26,513
WAHOO, .... ONO - - - - 12, 163 3, 087
UNCLASSIFIED . 1,930 786 589 293 11,851 4,889
CRABS:
KONA. . 13 10 - - - -
KUAHONU 7, %0 4, 408 - - - -
MOALA . 1,849 833 - - - -
PAPAI 903 382 12 6 - -
SAMOAN. 925 413 - - - -
LOBSTERS:
SLIPPER. ULAPAPAPA 4 2 - - - -
SIPIKMo o 6 0 ULA 2, 567 2,090 5, 160 4, 168 4 4
OCGTORUSEa sn HEE 1,534 780 - - 221 123
SQUID. . MUHEE - - - - 2,001 647
TURTLES. HONU. o = 80 8 - -
TOTAL

ENGLISH HAWAL LAN POUNDS VALUE POUNDS VALUE POUNDS VALUE
BARRACUDA. . . . KAKU. 215 $20 1, 182 $175 - -
CREVALLE, JACK . ULUA. . . 930 240 - - - -
DOLPHIN. . MAHIMAHI . 7,840 2,122 45,110 26,491 = =
GOATFISHES . . . MOANO . - - - - 3 $2
MACKEREL, JACK . OPELU - - - - 83, 276 26, 430
MARLIN:
BLACK. . AU 5 oo 43,145 6, 197 125,719 37, 594 - -
SAILF1SH A'U LEPE. 79 47 10, 793 1,686 - -
SILVER . A'U 686 96 2, 565 883 - -
STRIPED. A'U 4,146 444 379,811 117, 547 - -
SNAPPER:
PINK KALIKALI. - - 15 8 - -
PINK OPAKAPAKA = = 4 2 - -
REO Reon ULAULA.
SURGEON F1SH PALANI . - é - ; oes me
SWORDFISH. A'U . - - 18, 767 3,915 - -
TUNA:
AL BACOREN mremeene til: AHI PALAHA - - 6,697 1,748 = =
BIGEYE OR BLUEFIN. Ae 358 137 761, 102 468, 426 - -
LITTLE . KAWAKAWA . 4,220 284 = = © =
SKI PUACK AKU 6, 858 1,243 30 8 - -
YELLOWFIN. AHI 13, 322 4,013 336,671 146,770 - -
WAHOO. . . . ONO 5,651 675 13, 205 2, 327 - -
UNCLASS1 F1 ED ee 212 93 5,804 437 = -
CRABS:
KONA. . - - - = 13, 439 8, 664
KUAHONU . - - - = 88 68
MOALA : - = = = 38 14
PAPA| ¥ 999 277
SQUID. MUHEE 5 - -
1,707, 513 808, 044 98, 332 35, 554

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HAWAII FISHERIES

SPEARS

POUNDS

BY HAND

4, 488 2,878 2,931 6,850

OTHER GEAR
POUNDS VALUE
302 $195
3, 230 700
Nose, 318
290 216
1, 430 49

VARIOUS GEAR,

532
HAWAII - CATCH BY GEAR, 1965 - Continued
SPECIES CAST NETS
ENGLISH HAWAI | AN POUNDS VALUE
CREVALLE, JACK ULUA . 7 $6
GOATFI SHES WEKE . 68 36
MILKFISH . . . AWAW Rene 95 30
MOUNTAIN BASS. AHOLEHOLE 164 112
MUEWETE Sree AMAAMA . 18 10
PARROT FISH. UHU 4 1
SQUIRRELF1SH UU, 24 14
SURGEON FISH:
KALA 5 1
MAIKO 43 12
PALANI 15 5
TANG, CONVICT. MANINI 2,343 1,218
THREADFIN. . . MO| 113 62
UNCLASS1F] ED ie 55 33
UIMPETS. 2 io! OPIHI - -
LOBSTER, SPINY ULA - -
OCTOPUS. HEE 3 2
TOTAL 2,967 1,542
NETS,
SPECIES UNCLASSIFIED
ENGLISH HAWA I | AN POUNDS VALUE
BARRACUDA. . . . . . KAKU. . = =
BARRACUDA, JAPANESE. KAWELEA 189 $7
BIGEYE SCAD, AKULE 33 25
BONEFISH . O10. 2,443 815
CREVALLE:
BLUE . ULUA OMILU. 29 16
ACKER soanyoe suey ULUA. . 2, 760 2, 263
DAMSELFISH..... KUPIPI . 941 399
EELS:
CONGER . PUHI . - 2
MORAY... . PUHI. 11 1
GOATFISHES;
KUMU. 1,333 1,348
MOANO . 30 15
MOELUA. 6 4
WEKE, 22, 310 8, 430
MILKFISH . . . AWA... 425 72
MOUNTAIN BASS. AHOLEHOLE 272 233
MULLET . . . AMAAMA . 227 144
PARROT FISH. Ui oi 2,137 492
RED BIGEYE AWEOWEO 151 64
RUDDERF | SH NENUE 515 262
RUNNER... . LAI 4 1
SNAPPER, GRAY. . . . UKA . . 116 46
SQUIRRELFISH ... . Us) bs 215 172
SURGEON FISH:
KALA. . 8,561 1,053
MAIKO. . 119 35
PALANI . 2, 328 339
PUALU 1,931 322
TANG:
CONVICT. . . MANINI. 1,196 692
ORANGE SPOT, NAENAE . 118 7
TENPOUNDER . . . AWAAWA. 71 25
THREADFIN. ein Leiaze MOI 5 870 893
aT WAR IAC sereetrct otc t te eteetie a - -
UNCLASSIFIED . Sete Sea 532 310
CLAMS, HARD. . OLEPE = w
CRABS:
KUAHONU - -
MOALA - -
PAPAL . - -
SAMOAN - -
OCTOPUS . nas HEE . 65 45
SEAWEED! §)80) Sev euc LIMU, - =
SHRIMP ae ee OPAE, 215 191
SQUID eyecare MUHEE © =
TREPANG (SEA CUCUMBER) . eee 97 97
TURTLES. Rite 23 HONU, a =
TOTAL
1/ LESS THAN 50 CENTS.
NOTE: --THE WEIGHT OF MEATS FOR MOLLUSKS

LIMPETS.

F1SH POND
POUNDS VALUE

655 $532
1,016 501
1 1

823 720

7 1

4 1

7 2

10, 304 5,211

511 209

5, 426 5,213
123 38
162 41

1,011 305

243 273

80 20

13 7

343 672
949 718

478 212

73 22
562 436

15, 135

|S BASED ON A YIELD OF 25 PERCENT FOR HARD CLAMS AND 20 PERCENT FOR

SECTION 11 - PUERTO RICO FISHERIES ...

The Puerto Rico catch is not includedinthe U.S. catch tables in the General Review

or Review of Certain Major Fisheries sections.

Puerto Rico landings of 65.6 million pounds worth $9.1 million to the fishermen were

7.1 million pounds and $1.6 million greater than in 1964, The tuna catch--a record 54.6
million pounds valued at $6.1 million--was 83 percent of the volume and 67 percent of the
value of the Puerto Rico production,

Tuna landed by U.S. fishermen in Puerto Rico were caught only in the Pacific Ocean

until 1962. Inthat year, however, 9 percent of the tuna catch came from the Atlantic Ocean;
in 1963, 13 percent; 1964, 22 percent; and 1965, 5 percent.

10.

The catch by local fishermen, consisting principally of marine fish, increased from
1 million pounds in 1964 to 11.0 million in 1965. Fishermen used various gear--mainly

gill nets, haul seines, hooks (hand, troll, and long or set lines), cast nets, fish pots, and

weirs.
PUERTO RICO CATCH, 1953-65
(THOUSANDS OF POUNDS AND THOUSANDS OF DOLLARS)
YEAR
BLUEF IN SK 1 PJACK YELLOWF IN TOTAL

QUANTITY} VALUE QUANTITY] VALUE QUANTITY QUANTITY} VALUE
1€2585'o6 8 0 oo Ged Oa ol - - 1 1 1 2,704 1
1545.60 Oo Oo oo O OO a oO - - 1 1 1 6,388 1
1€256."0 0! 010 10'0.076 650 O06 - - 1 1 1 9,549 1
2a 6 oo Oso OO ab OO - - 1 1 1 12,000 1
i560 6 oO GOO DO OOD - 7 1 1 1 18,393 1
1€8Bo o.0 oo 6 00 0 00 00 - - 1 1 1 16,652 1
19585..0 bo Go 00 o%prO 60 - - 1 1 1 22,090 1
1GQEQ5 9 -c-0'6 0: 00 aMioto: olla - - 5,692 1 15,218 20,910 1
JOBIS GS o ob oa Oo Odo Ole - - 10,392 1 20,658 31,050 1
VOEBS-6. oo oO me Old Gr owe co 1,676 (1) 20,086 1 7,028 28,790 fl
WHEW ocadcao6o Ges 2,494 254 30, 454 2, 966 4,078 37,026 3,720
VAS 6 6! 0G OG, O. oon OLaNo 4,324 476 30, 447 2,816 13,622 48,393 4,961
WEES Pf GAGs a ossaromcnee rosromo 2,346 287 42,064 4,417 10, 166 54,576 6,102

ae ele
YEAR
FRESH=WATER UNCLASS
SKS
FISH FISH CRUSTACEANS MOLLU

QUANTITY QUANTITY] VALUE VALUE QUANTITY] VALUE
1686 co oo OO OG OO OO 441 4,409 1 1 2 1
NEB 16, 6 6 G50" 6 G5 O16 44) 1 4, 630 1 1 2 1
TESS Good conoron ceo sounee 441 1 4,630 1 1 2 1
CSSA A. gb) GU tno: Bap Oncao 441 1 4,850 1 1 2 1
IGSte oo 0 6 6o6 ao oe oO 441 1 4,850 1 1 2 1
EEG oo 016 0010 0 6 6 O!0 44) 1 5,071 1 1 2 1
TOSON Sey se ae per site 441 1 5,291 1 1 2 1
WEL &-0.0'0 60 6:6 G0 0 6 441 1 5,512 1 1 2 1
OGM eee cist cision eta led arieetcte 44] 1 5,952 1 1 2 1
Ie go boon Ob 6 G06 441 1 6,614 1 1 2 1
IES DWhio dao alo 0, 6,010.0 441 88 7,496 1,357 431 2 1
O64 5 grrarae ume ecyecmomrce cies ere 441 97 8,378 1,843 551 2 1
TOGS ep sos aaleryereelediegrakeles 441 110 9,039 2,079 727 2 1

al a

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PUERTO RICO FISHERIES

534

PUERTO RICO CATCH, 1953-65 - Continued

(THOUSANDS OF POUNDS AND THOUSANDS OF DOLLARS)

OTHER = CONTINUED
ee Gl

YEAR 7 RAND TOTAL
MISCELLANEOUS
SHELLFISH, ETC. vOUAL
QUANTITY. QUANTITY

OSS ecnareMic fometee an oe Santaes 2 1 5,291 1 7,995 1
Ie 00 9 0000000 0 0 2 1 5,512 1 11,900 1
VEO 6 60 OOo a0 OO OO 2 1 BATE 1 15, 281 1
195885 606006060 0:0 6 2 1 5,952 1 17,952 1
Woo ood odoDnOoOO DG 2 1 5,952 1 24,345 1
IEE oc ooo ooo OOOO 2 1 6yiWs 1 22,825 1
IEBI6 6 6b G06 70-0/0-6.0 9 2 1 6,393 1 28, 483 4)
IEDs 5° 6 ovo 06 oon. 0 0 0 0 220 1 6,834 1 1
1SBlo o8o Ho CO ecouoseGeonO 220 1 7, 274 1 1
1925.9 4..0-0'6 0 0-0 Blarteo (2 1 7,716
WES S/ococascooo000 220 66 9,259
WH 5b ooo Ooo OOOO OG 220 66 10,141
USGS Ree eraiewintisttomied:e: omens 220 77 11,023

1/ NOT AVAILABLE.
2/ NEGLIGIBLE.

3/ THERE WAS AN ADDITIONAL CATCH OF BLUEFIN (640,000 POUNDS) AND SKIPJACK (596,000 POUNDS) TUNA LANDED AT U. S.
ATLANTIC COAST PORTS AND TRANSHIPPED TO PUERTO RICO.

NOTE: DATA ON THE PUERTO RICO CATCH BY LOCAL FISHERMEN ARE FROM THE YEARBOOK OF FISHERY STATISTICS (VARIOUS YEARS),
FOOD AND AGRICULTURE ORGANIZATION OF THE UNITED NATIONS. METRIC TONS HAVE BEEN CONVERTED TO POUNDS BY MULTIPLYING
BY 2,204.6. DATA ON TUNA LANDINGS IN PUERTO RICO BY U. S. FISHERMEN WERE OBTAINED BY THE BUREAU,

TUNA PURSE SEINER

SSS

PUERTO RICO TUNA CATCH
ATLANTIC AND PACIFIC OCEANS, 1953-65

(THOUSANDS OF POUNDS)

BLUEF IN SK1IPJACK YELLOWF IN TOTAL
GRAND
TERN TOTAL
ATLANTIC ATLANTIC PACIFIC PACIFIC ATLANTIC PACIFIC
JL
tt

QUANTITY QUANTITY QUANTITY QUANTITY QUANTITY. QUANTITY QUANTITY
UEES5° 4 6 0-6 090 6 1G G0 deo = - 1 1 - 2,704 2,704
Ieee 0-0 0 06-0 6010 0 00 - - 1 1 - 6,388 6,388
VE 5 6 ob OOO OO Oo oO - - 1 1 - 9,549 9,549
VEBSS OG OF6 6-0 0 6 DO OO - - 1 1 - 12,000 12,000
ILEUS: 510 God oO 0 Oo odo - - 1 1 - 18,393 18,393
CSE G: Gate osroro: Ona o.6 - - 1 1 - 16,652 16,652
IGEDS G60 O66 6 OG Dao - - 1 1 - 22,090 22,090
WO. 5G Goa G0 OO 0 Oo - - 5,692 15,218 - 20,910 20,910
INA 6-0-6 6 016 6.000 0 - - 10,392 20,658 - 31,050 31,050
WEES 5 6.6 odio 0 01a 0 DO 1,676 936 | 19,150 7,028 2,612 26,178 28, 790
WEEE 2/6 6 6 a-c.0 0.00 O10 2,494 2,326 28, 1.28 4,078 4,820 32, 206 37,026
Uekkamo o-oo 0.0 000 OO O 4,324 6,508 23,939 13,622 10,832 37,561 48,393
VES: 6 o5-6.6 O10 oOo OG 2,346 128 41,936 10, 166 2,474 52,102 54,576

1/ NOT AVAILABLE.

2/ THERE WAS AN ADDITIONAL CATCH OF BLUEFIN (640,000 POUNDS) AND SKIPJACK (596,000 POUNDS) TUNA LANDED AT U. S.
ATLANTIC COAST PORTS AND TRANSHIPPED TO PUERTO RICO.

PUERTO RICO FISHERIES 535
PUERTO RICO

PUERTO RICO PACK OF CANNED TUNA, 1960-65

. Million standard cases... .

SECTION 12

536

REVIEW OF CERTAIN MAJOR FISHERIES

In this Section, there are complete data onthe catch of certain major commercial species.
Additional information is presented on the operating units for many of these fisheries. Most of
the major species of fish and shellfish are taken by several types of fishing gear in two or more
States. Because of this, the casualreader of the Digest oftenexperiences difficulty in locating
complete data. The information contained inthis Section includes operating units and the volume
and value of the catch by types of gear by States and districts.

“NS

coD PACIFIC MACKERELS
HADDOCK PACIFIC TUNA
PACIFIC HALIBUT MENHADEN
ATLANTIC OCEAN PERCH CLAMS
PACIFIC SALMON CRABS
PACIFIC SARDINES OYSTERS

SHRIMP.

U. S. COD FISHERY

U.S. fishermen landed 46.2 million pounds of cod valued at $3.4 million--an increase
of 1.0 million pounds and $400,000 compared with the previous year.

Otter trawls accounted for 88 percent-of the catch; lines, 9 percent; and gill nets, 3
percent. A negligible amount was taken in pound nets, floating traps and dredges.

Landings at Massachusetts ports (32.2 million pounds) accounted for 70 percent of
the total catch. The State of Washington was next with 10.0 million pounds, followed by
Maine with 2.6 million pounds. The remaining catch was landed in nine other Atlantic and
Pacific Coast States.

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537
SUMMARY OF COD CATCH, 1965
(THOUSANDS OF POUNDS AND THOUSANDS OF DOLLARS)
AREA AND STATE OTTER TRAWLS POUND NETS FLOATING TRAPS
QUANTITY QUANTITY VALUE QUANTITY VALUE
NEW ENGLAND:
MAINE, 2 6 2 1 se oe we alld) - - -
MASSACHUSETTS. . . « « «= » 28,469 19 1 12 1
RHODE ISLAND . . DO» Onde 0 404 - 21
CONNECT! CUT. 9.0 0 O70 0 118 - - -
TRHINE 6 oo oG) 6.0.0.0 30, 146 1 33) 3
MIDDLE ATLANTIC:
NEW YORK (0) 50%) a 0 158 = = s
NEWRUERSEVercncniclitel Uetiesiine Nits 50 - - -
TOUAL 2 0 oS ‘oo oe a PHS) AISOR ay] =
CHESAPEAKE:
MARYLAND . . . . 6 «wo -
VIRGINIA 5 2 6 2 6 we ow a
TOWN: dad 16,6. 6 Ho" 6 S

PACIFIC:
WASHINGTON = a5) 5 2 5).
OREGON Mee mrcy aeebteins: cette:
TONAL costo vauidice ostsn =
CRD. TOWN, 5 6 6 09 0 3
AREA AND STATE
TROLL
QUANTITY VALUE

NEW ENGLAND:

MAINE. . . + = 5 ° 283 -
NEW HAMPSHIRE. . . 55 -
MASSACHUSETTS. s

RHODE ISLAND .
CONNECTICUT. .

TOWAL, 00 2a 0 6) 0 6.6 Ho

MIDDLE ATLANTIC:
NEWEYORK J 000 2 6 « 2 0 0
NEWRUERSENGS urelettsitettelslits

OTA om remmotite) Kel te re lin

12

PACIFIC, WASHINGTON, TOTAL .

GRAND) TOA ren yi ciao Menno SORE (1)

LINES - CONTINUED

AREA AND STATE
LONG OR SET

WITH HOOKS

121

QUANTITY. VALUE QUANTI. VALUE

NEW ENGLAND:
WMINEs ‘0 5 oo 0 O00 0 347 2,629 129
NEW HAMPSHIRE. . . 2 2 se 30 85 8
MASSACHUSETTS. . . . 2 se 1,943 32,193 2,607
RHODE ISLAND... ... . 437 35

CONNECTICUT. . ..

TOWAL 6 66 0.0 OGG 6

MIODLE ATLANTIC:
NEW OYORKipe) Tele senile! (ell el ist («
NEWRUERSEN( Gs) fey lelutejeneniieliales
DELAWARE . 2 2 2's © « © ©

UOWNE 65 d 6° oo 6 too

CHESAPEAKE:
MARYLAND . . 2 2 0 «2 «
VIRGINIA . «2 2 ew w

VOUNE 696 Soro > 6 605

PACIFIC:
WASHIINGTIONSycerenjsct cut oy wer vetts
OREGON Sirettedicloiiehtoltentcin re

TOHAL, 0/016 90.0 0:
GRAND TOTAL. .....
1/ LESS THAN 500 POUNDS OR $500,

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538

ATLANTIC COAST HADDOCK FISHERY

The commercial catch of haddock was 133.9 million pounds valued at $13.6 million--
a gain of about 400,000 pounds and $1.8 millioncompared with 1964. The average price paid
for haddock increased from 8.9 cents per pound in 1964 to 10.2 cents in 1965.

Haddock landings of 131.9 million pounds at Massachusetts ports (comprising 98 per-

cent of the catch) were slightly greater than in the previous year.
accounted for 97 percent of the landings.
lines, and dredges.

The catch by otter trawls
The remaining 3 percent was taken by gill nets,

About 94 percent of the catch was taken from waters off New England--mainly on
Waters off Nova Scotia yielded nearly all the remaining 6 percent.

Georges South Channel.

HADDOCK

SUMMARY OF HADDOCK CATCH, 1965

(THOUSANDS OF POUNDS AND THOUSANDS OF DOLLARS)

—_—— —
LINES
AREA AND STATE OTTER TRAWLS =
GILL NETS HAND
eee
NEW: ENGLAND: QUANTITY. VALUE QUANTITY. VALUE UANT ITY VALUE
HAINES ob 6 6 a a aio 1,424 145 219 18 26 2
MASSNGHUSETU na te 128, 568 13,008 266 27 171 21
HODES WANDIeei sie: ‘elas - - - -
74 7
TOWLS 6 6 130, 066 13, 160 485 45 197 23
MIDDLE ATLANTIC: in
NEWMVOR Kees eet iculteh tere 14 2 - - - -
NEWRUERSEVarsineyienn) cstire (1) (1) - - - -
nnn,
VOUALSs sols o aoe 14 2 = a _ 2
———————— a
GRAND TOTAL. . 130,080 13,162 485 45 197 23
LINES - CONTINUED
AREA AND STATE LONG OR SET DREDGES TOTAL
WITH HOOKS
UANT ITY VALUE Q Q
Me ai: Q UANT TY VALUE UANT ITY VALUE
WAINEa oo cub oo oo 212 19 - 1,881
NEW HAMPSHIRE... . 60 7 é = 60 ee
MASSACHUSETTS. . . . . 2,855 374 3 131,863
RHODE ISLAND... . : - S () In oie
co HL ——_—
TOMA swesneratele=y shes 3,127 400 3 (1) 133,878 | 13, 628
MIDDLE ATLANTIC:
NEWBY OR Kereta ce cals - - - - 14 : 2
NEWRJERSEV) 0 (emp arctan - - - - (1) (1)
TONG he aliovo een - - - - 14 2
eal ee —<—=
GRAND TOTAL... . 3,127 400 3 (ea) 133,892 13,630

1/ LESS THAN SOO POUNDS OR $500.

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PACIFIC COAST HALIBUT FISHERY

Halibut landings by the combined United States and Canadian fleets were 63.4 mil-
lion pounds (landed weight)--3.5 million pounds more than in 1964, but 11.7 million pounds
below the 1962 record. U.S. fishermen landed 30.4 million pounds (48 percent) of the total
and received $9.2 million for their catch--$3.3 million more than in 1964. The U.S. fleet
operating out of Pacific Coast ports numbered 209 vessels, 1 less than in the previous year.
Canadian fishermen landed 33.0 million pounds, a decline of 600,000 from 1964.

The catch limit of 34.0 million pounds set by the International Pacific Halibut Commis-
sion for Area 3A was unchanged from 1963 and 1964. Thecatch limit for Area 2, however, was
lowered 2.0 million pounds to 23.0 million, anda quota of 4.0 million pounds was set forthe
Bering Sea. No catch limits were set in the remaining areas. During 1965 there were no
Japanese longliners fishing in the convention waters of the Bering Sea.

Data on the landings of halibut in the following tables represent the dressed weight
of the fish, i.e., the weight by which the quota is determined. The dressed weight of halibut
canbe converted to round weight by multiplying by 1.33. Halibut landedin Canada by vessels
of U.S. registry is credited to Alaska.

ne

SUMMARY OF U. S. HALIBUT FLEET OPERATING UNITS, 1965

539

WASHINGTON AND ALASKA TOTAL, EXCLUSIVE
ITEM OREGON FLEET FLEET OF DUPLICATION
NUMBER NUMBER NUMBER
REGULAR HALIBUT VESSELS: Ee Py
NUMEER oo op Oo OG 008 78 189 209
GROSS TONNAGE. .. 2... 3,687 6,526 7,225
GHW ooo oDodo0 tO 442 836 936
SKATES OF LINES... ... 3,265 6,473 7,083
REGULAR HALIBUT BOATS:
(KUMEER oo oOo o0a06 - 26 26
Go oo ooo O OOOO - 44 44
SKATESMObe LINES Smenesm ements - 156 156
BOATS PRIMARILY IN OTHER
FISHERIES BUT LANDING SMALL
FARES OF HALIBUT 1/:
NUMEER oo 6 a oo G50 0 - 48 48
GHA ooo poo 600 be - 73 73
SKATES OFmSIINE:Sie meen en lsits - 240 240

ay

DOES NOT INCLUDE TROLLERS OR OTHER BOATS CATCHING HALIBUT |NCIDENTAL TO OTHER FISHING OPERATIONS.

NOTE:--U.S. VESSELS LANDING HALIBUT AT PRINCE RUPERT, 8.C., HAVE BEEN INCLUDED WITH THOSE LANDING IN ALASKA,

(THOUSANDS OF POUNDS AND THOUSANDS OF DOLLARS

HA
SAI
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RO

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CA
OF
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CATCH BY U.S. HALIBUT FLEET, 1965

AND OREGON

LANDED IN
SPECIES TOTAL
WaStIINGTON | BRITISH COLUMBIA ALASKA

QUANTITY. VALUE QUANTITY VALUE QUANTITY. VALUE
LVBUT. 2 2 6 O-9 : 7,149 6,589 30, 445 9,212
GiUsFSno 6 0 6.0.0 00°05 1,175 226 2,794 487
NGCOD,. . 2 2 se «© © © « © 23 1 36 2
CKEISHES Sree) telivelioliiel ie)’ 52 3 77 7

TOTAL.

LESS THAN $500, NOTE:--IN ADDITION THERE WERE APPROXIMATELY 41,000 POUNDS OF "NORTHERN" HALIBUT LANDED IN
LIFORNIA. MOST OF THIS CATCH WAS INCLUDED UNDER "CALIFORNIA HALIBUT" AND "UNCLASSIFIED FLOUNDERS." LANDINGS

HALIBUT LIVERS AND VISCERA DURING 1965 WERE 233,445 POUNDS VALUED AT $11,876. THE QUANTITIES SHOWN ABOVE

PRESENT DRESSED WEIGHT OF FISH. TO CONVERT TO ROUND WEIGHT, MULTIPLY THE WEIGHT OF HALIBUT BY 1.33 AND OTHER

ECIES BY 1.43.

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SUMMARY OF UNITED STATES AND CANADIAN HALIBUT CATCH, 1965

(THOUSANDS OF POUNDS AND THOUSANDS OF DOLLARS)

LANDED IN

FLEET CLASSIFICATION

WASHINGTON

ALASKA
AND OREGON

BRITISH COLUMBIA

QUANTITY

quantity | VALUE | QUANTITY QUANTITY. VALUE

UNITED STATES FLEET 1/. .. 7,149 2,442 566 22,730 30,445 9,212
BRITISH COLUMBIA Blea Bee 13.608 *568 25,679 8, 664 5,700 1,547 | 32,987 10,779
OWA tayaak Wek abla ls 8,757 3,010 26,245 8, 845 28,430 19, 991

1/ IN ADDITION THERE WERE APPROXIMATELY 41,000 POUNDS OF "NORTHERN" HALIBUT LANDED IN CALIFORNIA. MOST OF THIS
CATCH WAS INCLUDED UNDER "CALIFORNIA HALIBUT" AND "UNCLASSIFIED FLOUNDERS",

NOTE:--HALIBUT STATISTICS IN THESE TABLES WERE COMPILED FROM DATA COLLECTED BY THE INTERNATIONAL PACIFIC HALIBUT
COMMISSION. STATISTICS FOR OTHER SPECIES WERE FURNISHED BY THE STATES.

HALIBUT SCHOONER

ATLANTIC OCEAN PERCH FISHERY, 1965

The catch of Atlantic ocean perch was 83.6 million pounds valued at $3.4 million--a
decline of 5.7 millionpounds (6 percent) and $400,000 (11 percent) compared with 1964. The
catch, which was the smallest since 1940, was 174.8 million pounds less than the record
landings of 1951. bri

Maine and Massachusetts otter trawlers accounted for almost the entire catch, with
only a negligible amount taken by longlines. Maine landings of 60.3 million pounds valued
at $2.4 million accounted for 72 percent of the volume and 71 percent of the value.

Of the total catch 37.7 million pounds (45 percent) were taken fromthe Gulfof St. Law-
rence. Next was the Novia Scotia Banks with 28.8 million pounds (35 percent), followed by
the NewEnglandcoast, 15.4 million (18 percent); andthe GrandBank, 1.7 million (2 percent).

REVIEW OF CERTAIN MAJOR FISHERIES

541

PACIFIC COAST SALMON FISHERY

The commercial catch of salmon inthe Pacific Coast States was 326.8 million pounds
valued at $65.1 million--a decrease of 25.4 million pounds, but an increase of $9.1 million
compared with 1964. The decrease of 36.8 million pounds in Alaska landings was responsible
for all of the decrease since landings in Washington and Oregon were up 9.2 million pounds
(43 percent) and 1.9 million pounds (20 percent), respectively. The value increased, in spite
of lower landings, because of the increase of 90.8 million pounds (158 percent) in the higher
priced red salmon, and the decrease of 82.6 million pounds (51 percent) in the lower priced
pink salmon. Alaska landings of 274.8 million pounds were 84 percent of the Pacific Coast
salmon landings.

The most important gear used intaking salmon in 1965 were gillnets which accounted
for 169.5 million pounds (52 percent) of the totalcatch. Purse seines were second with 119.5
million pounds (37 percent). The remainder was takenby lines, haul seines, reef nets, pound
nets, floating traps, dip nets, fish wheels, and otter trawls.

SUMMARY OF PACIFIC COAST SALMON
PURSE SEINE OPERATING UNITS, 1965

ITEM ALASKA WASHINGTON TOTAL, EXCLUSIVE
VY ue OF DUPLICATION
NUMBER NUMBER NUMBER
FISHERMEN:
ONVESSEMS salsa \vaylicn-o) ner ea iui mikey eee 4,484 1,956 5,571
ONNBOATSWANDESHOR EMS uss ok peau 1,136 8 1,144
TOMA tare ccuke) vol ete Sirsa 5, 620 1,964 6,715
SSS —————

VESSELS, MOTOR
= 100 3 103
10 - 19 349 25 367
20 - 29 156 56 183
30 - 39 107 81 141
40 - 49 105 92 142
50 - 59 27 24 41
60 - 69 1 4 4
70 - 79 - 2 2
80 - 89 1 1 1
90 - 99 1 = 1
C90) Ze) TONES. 6G) old) oO folle ood ona 1 - 1
TORAN, WESSELS’ 5p) aveitawenad us cue 848 288 986

SS SS ——————
TOTAL GROSS TONNAGE... .. 2... 19, 720 10,475 24,571
—— }___— — :

BONIS MOORS “6- 6°60 oO Oho O00 020-0 000 6 1,936 292 7
GEAR: Sa
NUMBER. . 2. 2 ee Secs ae ebaahareran seman 1,392 290 1,532
HENGTHMAVARDS pes Si iay aren Sore ch pau 564, 200 154, 420 644, 220

1/_ INCLUDES SOME HAUL SEINES.
NOTE: =-PURSE SEINE OPERATING UNITS WERE CONFINED TO ALASKA AND WASHINGTON,

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542
GILL NET OPERATING UNITS, 1965
ANCHOR, SET OR STAKE
ey
TOTAL,
M EXCLUSIVE
ITE ALASKA WASHINGTON OREGON Ge BULLS
CATION
NUMBER NUMBER NUMBER NUMBER
F1 SHERMEN:
ON VESSELS... . . 34 = = 34
ON BOATS AND SHORE. 2,853 365 104 3, 322
dt |
TOTAL. 2, 887 365 104 3, 356
I aes alseaaes aac PGaaT Ca La SS a eS ee ES EE
VESSELS, MOTOR;
5 - 9 TONS. 5 - = 5
10 - 19 TONS. 10 = © 10
20 - 29 TONS. 1 z i 71
30 - 39 TONS. 1 5 e 1
TOTAL VESSELS, 17 e 2 7
TOTAL GROSS TONNAGE. 236 - = 236
:
BOATS:
MOTOR . 2, 452 263 80 2, 795
OTHER . - 57 20 77
GEAR:
NUMBER. . . . 2, 469 320 100 2,889
SQUARE YARDS. 1,675, 000 78, 500 35, 000 1, 788, 500
DRIFT
i
TOTAL,
ITEM EXCLUSIVE
ALASKA WASHINGTON OREGON OF DUPLI-
CATION
NUMBER NUMBER NUMBER NUMBER
F] SHERMEN:
ON VESSELS. .... 964 288 1 1,174
ON BOATS AND SHORE. 5,629 1,103 465 7,162
Bl
TOTAL. 6,593 1,391 466 8, 336
SS See
VESSELS, MOTOR:
Silee SONTONSs 288 106 1 385
10 - 19 TONS. 179 118 = 268
20 - 29 TONS, 13 5 2 17
30 - 39 TONS. 1 1 © 2
40 - 49 TONS. = 2 = 2
50 - 59 TONS. 1 2 = 1
70 - 79 TONS. c 1 a 1
TOTAL VESSELS. 482 233 1 676
nd
TOTAL GROSS TONNAGE. 4,823 2,571 Fi 6, 956
ee oss $+ =
BOATS:
MOTOR . 3, 250 1,015 424 4,659
OTHER . S 12 - 12
GEAR:
NUMBER. . . . 3, 732 1, 260 425 5, 347
SQUARE YARDS. 4, 362, 000 6, 379, 500 1, 296, 500 11,828, 000

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543

SUMMARY OF PACIFIC COAST SALMON
TROLL LINE OPERATING UNITS, 1965

TOTAL,
EXCLUS | VE
ITEM ALASKA WASHINGTON OREGON CALIFORNIA ae Blac
CATION
NUMBER NUMBER NUMBER NUMBER NUMBER
FISHERMEN:
ONTAVESSEUSIonetieiirentstateymtenee 1,282 855 676 2,028 4,115
ON BOATS AND SHORE... . 719 990 554. 1,358 3, 589
Wilko ooo doo oO 2,001 1,845 1, 230 3, 386 7,704
—l— SSS eee
VESSELS, MOTOR:
GS OWS codes co 185 161 95 124 490
Wo JO WNS 665666 329 322 227 481 1,132
mo) 6 22) ONS 6 646 0 0 0 84 85 7 179 327
S56 $9) WS 56640 6.0 30 25 25 83 126
Oa G8 WON 6 6 5-0 66 13 6 3 25 40
BOS GOWNS 6 6 oo 5 - - - 9 9
Go G WNS o 650 5.0 ° 2 2 2
Wie 2 TONS 6 o6 6 4d - 1 3 4
Go EG WNS 6666 0 - - 1 o 1
OOR=Mnl OSMTONS mepeetrenteieiee = - S 1 1
140) 6 WS VONS 6 66 oo 6 - - 1 1 1
TOTAUIVESSELS\ ira elvenre 641 600 409 908 2,133
Ee et
TOTAL GROSS TONNAGE. . 9,445 8,930 6,418 16,777 34, 221
SS eS aS SSSSSSS SaaS
EONS, MOI 56 6565060 719 850 483 940 2,966
GEAR:
NUMBER OF LINES. ....- 5,440 6, 452 4,232 11,088 24, 766
(OCKSS cubis. Gamo: meee 33, 000 28,416 19,196 44,352 113, 650

SALMON CATCH BY DISTRICT AND GEAR, 1965

(THOUSANDS OF POUNDS AND THOUSANDS OF DOLLARS)

ALASKA
GEAR AND. SHS) SS SOUTHEASTERN CENTRAL WESTERN TOTAL
QUANTITY QUANTITY QUANTITY QUANTITY | VALUE
PURSE SEINES:
CHINOOK OR KING... . . . 287 43 59 17 346 60
HUMOR RETA Nenana 12,092 | 1,137 8,765 644 396 29 |) epee) || dpedd
Ritter eesk sates 30,240 | 4,055 | 31,278 | 3,127 7 1 70,525 | 7,183
RED OR SOCKEYE | | |. |. 4,100 | 1,087 7,860 | 1,740 48 "1 12,008 | 2,838
SILVER OR COHO) 1 1... 4,902 | 1,676 881 115 32 3 5,815 | 1,794
TOTAL SRR yae iN ope es vi 60,621 | 7,998 | 48,643 | 5,643 483 45 | 109,947 | 13,686
FLOATING TRAPS:
CHUM OR KETA. . ... 2 1 Z : E 2 1
ELNINO SEID eta Sica: 131 23 S S = 131 23
RED OR SOCKEYE . | 1... 21 7 : c 2 21 7
SILVER OR COHO1 1... 20 5 i : : : 20 5
Saas
OTA rypauiss eles tn ees 174 Sine ee Ee : = 174 %
GILL NETS, ANCHOR, —_———=-
SET OR STAKE:
CHINOOK OR KING... .. . 27 3 196 18 2,245 435 2, 468 456
CHUM OR KETA. 2... 120 "1 802 48 720 50 1,642 109
RINKS erie reel 20 2 1,113 119 1 (1) 1,134 121
RED OR SOCKEYE | | | | |. 785 202 3,145 12 8,960 | 1,893] 12,890 | 2,807
SIUVERORNGOHO) A). cui 1,114 177 861 90 179 22 2,154 289
TOU tig atgh ahem ee 2,066 395 6,117 987 | 12,105 | 2,400 | 20,288 | 3,782
GILL NETS, DRIFT:
CHINOOK’ OR KING... ... 225 49 390 102 2,642 524 3,257 675
CHUM OR KETA. . 1... 2, 754 281 2,876 135 669 uw 6, 299 450
PIN Gd anaicleesa Beeeereasnys 2,724 316 40 5 2 ) 2; 766 321
RED OR SOCKEYE | 1... 1,704 498 | 13,030 | 3,040 | 102,370 | 21,609 | 117,104 | 25,147
SILVER OR COHO. 11... 13465 251 1, 865 247 168 19 3) 498 517
TOTALSIOSA ee tes eats: 8,872 | 1,395 | 18,201 3,529 | 105,851 | 22,186 | 132,924 | 27,110
SEE FOOTNOTE AT END OF TABLE. (CONTINUED ON NEXT PAGE)

263-707 O - 67 - 35

REVIEW OF CERTAIN MAJOR FISHERIES

SALMON CATCH BY DISTRICT AND GEAR, 1965 - Continued

(THOUSANDS OF POUNDS AND THOUSANDS OF DOLLARS)

GEAR AND SPECIES

LINES, TROLL:
CHINOOK OR KING. .
CHUM OR KETA....
PUINIS 06 66500 0 .
RED OR SOCKEYE .. .
SILVER OR COHO...

TOTAL

WHEELS:
CHINOOK OR KING.
CHUM OR KETA . .
SILVER OR COHO .

SOUTHEASTERN
QUANTITY

4,890
65
316
11
6,124

CENTRAL
QUANTITY

ALASKA - CONTINUED

a

WESTERN

TOTAL

QUANTITY

4,902
65
317
11
6,178

VALUE

TOTAL 2 38
GRAND TOTAL. . . 83,139 | 13,458 | 73,228 10,178 | 118,477
WASHINGTON
GEAR AND SPECIES c ae
PUGET SOUND WASHINGTON COAST COLUMBIA RIVER TOTAL
quantity | vavue | quantity | vatue |quantity | vatue | quantity | VALUE
HAUL SEINES:

CHINOOK OR KING. é 106 39 E 2 106 39
CHUM OR KETA . ; 6 1 z us = 6 1
PINK nee ; 250 32 zi % 3 z 250 32
RED OR SOCKEYE . A (1) (1) 7 - = - (1) (1)
SILVER OR COHO | 45 12 s 2 S 2 45 12

TOTAL

PURSE SEINES;
CHINOOK OR KING.
CHUM OR KETA .
PINS -a\0ou, ooo
RED OR SOCKEYE .
SILVER OR COHO . .

TOTAL .

POUND NETS;
CHINOOK OR KING.
CHUM OR KETA..
BIINK Gri irepenteutiey ve
RED OR SOCKEYE . .
SILVER OR COHO . ,

TOTAL .

GILL NETS;
CHINOOK OR KING.
CHUM OR KETA . &
FAINKSreapetteienielten relics
RED OR SOCKEYE , ‘
SILVER OR COHO. .
TOTAL sits el eos

LINES;
CHINOOK OR KING.
CHUM OR KETA .
PUN 6" GO GMO ao
RED OR SOCKEYE .
SILVER OR COHO ,

TOTAL
DIP NETS;
CHINOOK OR KING.
SILVER OR COHO .

TOTAL

SEE FOOTNOTE AT END OF

TABLE.

. 657 210 1 (1) - 658 210
: 866 200 - - - - 866 200
: 2,674 327 - - - - 2,674 327
: 4, 235 1, 406 - - - - 4, 235 1, 406
; 1,126 298 (1) (1) - - 1,126 298
=
: 9, 558 2,441 1 (1) - - 9, 559 2, 441
—aeeonee
72 29 - - - - 72 29
1 (1) 2 F = = 1 (1)
75 10 - - - - 75 10
1 (1) - - - - 1 (1)
49 13 - - - - 49 13
198 52 = : on a
— =: (has 2s Se Ss SS SS ep ee
1,088 401 745 165 1,651 465 3, 484 1,031
922 189 198 26 3 (1) 1,123 215
750 100 - - - - 750 100
1,397 489 78 42 13 5 1, 488 536
2,211 588 830 195 373 72 3,414 855
—|-
6, 368 1,767 1,851 428 2, 040 542 10, 259 2, 737
—————ESESSEoEoEoaoaoaIyEyEy—IEEEEEEEESSSESESSESESSSSS—S—=_———===_
304. 187 845 403 108 49 1, 347 639
1 (1) 1 (1) 2 cS 2) (1)
40] 62 265 35 13 2 679 99
1 () sw) (1) - - 1 (1)
2,271 99 , 871 825 2, 287 664 7,429 2, 188
6 3, 068 948 3, 982 1,263 2, 408 715 9, 458 2, 926
4: > ae ~
52 15 52 15
= = - 14 3 14 3
— +
= IE = 7 - 66 18 66 18
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REVIEW OF CERTAIN MAJOR FISHERIES

545

SALMON CATCH BY DISTRICT AND GEAR, 1965 - Continued

(THOUSANDS OF POUNDS AND THOUSANDS OF DOLLARS )

GEAR AND SPECIES

REEF NETS:
CHINOOK OR KING.
CHUM OR KETA . .
PUN 6 ao boo
RED OR SOCKEYE .
SILVER OR COHO .

TOTAL. . «

GRAND TOTAL. . .

GEAR AND SPECIES

GILL NETS:
CHINOOK OR KING. . .
CHUM OR KETA . . ©
RED OR SOCKEYE ...
SILVER OR COHO...

TOTAL. . 2s.
LINES:
CHINOOK OR KING. . .

BIINKietremto mentale
SILVER OR COHO .. .

UWOWNLS 5 46 6 6
DIP NETS:

CHINOOK OR KING. . .
SILVER OR COHO...

TOTAL. . «+ =

GRAND TOTAL.

GEAR AND SPECIES

KING. . «6 « «

LINES:
CHINOOK OR KING. . .
SILVER OR COHO...

TOTAL. .

GRAND TOTAL.

GEAR AND SPECIES

LSU Gea eo O00 o.Gno

LINES:
CHINOOK OR KING. . .
SILVER OR COHO..

WOUALG 6 6 6 655

GRAND TOTAL.

OTTER TRAWLS, CHINOOK OR

OTTER TRAWLS, CHINOOK OR

QUANTITY

18
1
135
283

PUGET SOUND

WASHINGTON COAST

QUANTITY

WASHINGTON = CONTINUED

COLUMBIA RIVER

QUANTITY

TOTAL

QUANTITY

VALUE

1/ LESS THAN 500 POUNDS OR $500.
NOTE: --IN ALASKA, THE CATCH TAKEN BY HAUL SEINES 1S |NCLUDED WITH THAT TAKEN BY PURSE SEINES.

TOTAL
a
QUANTATY VALUE
c 4,491 1,415
7 5 1
- 12 4
s 1,534 315

374

CALIFORNIA = CONT!NUED

SAN PEDRO

QUANTITY

3 7,397 4,132
1 (1) 2,337 855
9,734 4,987

ae

9,738 4,989

REVIEW OF CERTAIN MAJOR FISHERIES

SUMMARY OF SALMON CATCH BY DISTRICTS, 1965

(THOUSANDS OF POUNDS AND THOUSANDS OF DOLLARS)

SPEC]ES

CH] NOOK OR KING.
CHUM OR KETA
PUNKS o aio 64 6
RED OR SOCKEYE
SILVER OR COHO .

TOTAL

SOUTHEASTERN

15, 033 1, 436

42, 432 4,431
6,620

13, 625

ALASKA

CENTRAL
QUANTITY

QUANTITY

658 4,922
12, 443 827 1, 786 114
32, 432 9 1

24,035 111, 379

3, 660 381

73, 228

QUANTITY.

11,
29,
74,

142,

17,

009 3,049
262 ewe
873 7,684
034 30, 802
666 4,32

SPECIES

CH]NOOK OR KING,
CHUM OR KETA .

PUINK 9 0 20) 6. By 0
RED OR SOCKEYE ,
SJ]LVER OR COHO .

TOWNE 67% 4.6

PUGET SOUND

QUANTITY

2, 335
1,797
4, 285
5,917
5,736

390
548

SPEC]ES

WAS

WASHINGTON COAST

QUANTITY

1,591
199
265

78

3,701

COLUMBJA RIVER

HJ NGTON

COLUMBJA RIVER

QUANTI TY

QUANTITY

374
118

QUANTI TY

5;
1,
4,
6,
5

TOTAL

737 1,969
999 416
563 585
008 2,036
111

QUANT] TY

7,401

QUANT] TY VALUE QUANTITY
CHINOOK OR KING. . : 4, 560 1, 444 609
CHUM OR KETA . : 5 1 -
IRIS 6 6.5 oo 9 . 40 5 179
RED OR SOCKEYE . 12 4 -
SILVER OR COHO . : 2,699 669 3, 702
OVAL eon a : 7,316 2,123
————
CALIFORNIA
SPECIES |—
NORTHERN SAN FRANC] SCO
QUANTITY QUANTITY
CH] NOOK OR KING. s 6 4, 168 2,776
SILVER OR COHO . 0 1,316 876 342
TOTAL ner 5, 484 3,652
—— —eE
an
CALIFORNIA - CONT] NUED
SPECIES
SANTA BARBARA SAN PEDRO
QUANTI TY QUANTITY
CH]NOOK OR KING. 80
SILVER OR COHO . 26 (1)

TOTAL .

106

27337,

TOTAL

4,134
855

1/ LESS THAN $500,

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547

SUMMARY OF SALMON CATCH BY GEAR, 1965

THOUSANDS OF POUNDS

HAUL FLOATING GILL
SUMS ANZ) OUEMELSU SE] NES SEINES TRAWLS NETS TRAPS NETS
QUANTITY QUANTITY QUANTI TY QUANTITY QUANTITY
ALASKA:
SOUTHEASTERN... ..... - 60, 621 = = 174 10, 938
CENTRAL Riis) tore UoSecuecy 2 vtses - 48,843 © - o 24, 318
WESTERNS en cieat fOy en eee) chs - 483 = - = 117, 956
UOWNE Sieg om bot oot - 109, 947 - S 174 153, 212
ee EE
WASHINGTON:
BUGET@SOUND enue cent ee Se 407 9, 558 S 198 = 6, 368
WASHINGTON COAST. ..... - 1 ° - = 1,851
COLUMBIA RIVER. ...... - - - - - 2,039
TOMA mac bene 407 9, 559 o 198 2 10, 258
OREGON, COLUMBIA RIVER,
TOWNS 6 3 0 0°06 0 00,0 0 - - - - - 6,041
CALIFORNIA:
NORTHERNG 2 Ws APB a cae c Bs - = 4 e = -
SANTA BARBARA. . . 1... - - - (1) - - -
ee ———————— a —+—
TOMA RBA e. tackeute: es) Bee - - 4 - - -
GRANDTORAU ere) aceite 407 119, 506 4 | 198 174 169,511
—=— re —=—
Ifrrseset
STATE AND DISTRICT DIP REEF FISH
ISR BINS NETS NETS WHEELS vou
QUANTI TY QUANTITY QUANTI TY QUANTITY QUANTITY
ALASKA:
SOUTHEASTERN te el tieyicc eis 11, 406 - - = 83, 139
GENTRALA SSS 2 severe 67 - - = 73, 228
WESTIERNGN rent it, ts, oe vottg sores - - - 38 118,477
STOTIA atten eer rarer se ieee 11,473 oO = il 38 274, 844
—SSSSSSSSSSSSFPPjjFPjSSSSQ— ass gS gS
WASHINGTON:
PUGETMSOUND Emini tienen 3, 068 - 471 = 20,070
WASHINGTON COAST... .. . 3, 982 = - = 5,834
COMMA GOVE og 66 do oi oe ee = 4,514
pepe Oates
TOTAL eee) vetlrs acMeee ar 9, 459 66 471 S 30, 418
_——— ee a ee —— = —
OREGON:
COLUMBIA RIVER. ...... 1, 261 14 - - 7,316
OREGONIICOASTMe sy courneni cum 4,490 = - = 4,490
[pr
TROLS aeeoucoe alee ales ta 5751 14 - - | 11, 806
oo
CALIFORNIA:
(NeRIHERN 96 6.000020 006 5, 481 = - 7 5, 485
SANERRANGIISCOME Sanus cantare 3, 652 - = = 3, 652
MONTIEREV@nsesnene remem oe 492 - S - 492
SANTA BARBARA. . ..... . 105 - = = 105
SANT PEDROS ME eC nTe - G =
4 4
TONAL: 5 of 6:0 6 05 0) oo 9, 734 S > = 9, 738
ee + a
GRANDITOMALmemts: eyrciierne 3,417 80 471 38 326, 806
ati | eit aa RAE OAL a

1/ LESS THAN 500 POUNDS.

SUMMARY OF SALMON CATCH BY SPECIES, 1965

(THOUSANDS OF POUNDS AND THOUSANDS OF DOLLARS)

QUANTITY

29, 316

SPECIES

CHINOOK OR KING.
CHUM OR KETA . 00 0.0 0
PUN 5 0 6 oOo oO OOO OOO
RED OR SOCKEYE . :
SILVER OR COHO .

TOTAL

2,794
8, 298

65, 123

326, 806

REVIEW OF CERTAIN MAJOR FISHERIES

MACKEREL FISHERIES OF THE PACIFIC COAST, 1965

The catch of jack mackerel, 66.9 million pounds, and Pacific mackerel, 7.0 million,
declined 23.1 million pounds (26 percent) and 19.8 million (27 percent), respectively, com-

pared with the previous year.

Combined mackerel landings of 73.9 million pounds worth

$2.1 million were 63 percent less in volume and 74 percent less in valuethanin1964. Land-
ings of jack mackerel were the smallest since 1959 and Pacific mackerel since 1927. The
Pacific mackerel catch, however, was just slightly less than the 7.5 million pounds taken
in 1953. Fishermen used mainly purse seines and lampara nets in the mackerel fishery.

SUMMARY OF JACK MACKEREL CATCH, 1965

(THOUSANDS OF POUNDS AND

THOUSANDS OF DOLLARS)

a=
PURSE SEINES
STATE AND DISTRICT AND OTTER TRAWLS LINES
LAMPARA NETS
QUANTITY VALUE QUANTITY. VALUE QUANTITY VALUE
CALIFORNIA:
SANNERANGISCO., = sf 6. e «at. 1 (1) = = (1) (1)
MONTIEREVancureiise tem onerenicarenire 2,747 78 (1) (1) - -
SANTAY BARBARA cs 0095 Se ae 7,134 173 2 2 2 >
SANRREDRON Ges meetaeu earner hn ttee 56,779 1,578 = S (1) (1)
SANBDINEGO/siaropatsontemnwionncisronncue 1 (1) - - - -
TOTAL. 66, 662 1,829 (1) (1) (1) (1)
HAWAII Btetirelivesn: iisumen ref Copii ome) - - - - 107 48
GRAND TOTAL. .... 66, 662 1,829 (1) (1) 107 48
DIP, BRAIL
STATE AND DISTRICT OR SCOOP TOTAL
NETS 2/
QUANTITY VALUE QUANTITY VALUE
CALIFORNIA:
SAN FRANCISCO... . - - 1 (1)
MONTIEREYaremnicn tte terns 4 (1) 2,751 78
SANTA BARBARA. . .... . - 7,134 173
SANSREORO MMC RIT ronretistar ets - = 56, 779 1,578
ON DIEOS G Aa 5 oo bln 6 - - 1 (1)
Be JL
VOW Go" 4) boo bo Beda 4 (1) 66, 666 1,829
kKe— {= — et
HAWAN AI BUN n= palmer cals) =) siete 83 27 190 75
— a a ies
GRANDINTOMTAWiesssuietietrsite 87 27 66, 856 1,904
Yoses
1/ LESS THAN 500 POUNDS OR $500.
2/ INCLUDES THE CATCH SY HAUL SEINES, BAG NETS, POTS AND TRAPS, AND LIFT NETS, IN HAWAI1|.
SUMMARY OF PACIFIC MACKEREL CATCH, 1965
(THOUSANDS OF POUNDS AND THOUSANDS OF DOLLARS)
PURSE SEINES
STATE AND DISTRICT AND GIGS ANG LINES

LAMPARA NETS

CALIFORNIA:
MONTIEREVAQsni-tet cennctiehll a
SANTA BARBARA.
SAN PEDRO.
SAN DIEGO,

TOTAL. .

QUANTITY

TRAMMEL NETS

QUANTITY

850

QUANTITY

(1)

(1)
cS)

STATE AND DISTRICT

DIP, BRAIL
OR SCOOP
NETS

CALIFORNIA:
MONTEREY .. .
SANTA BARBARA. ood
SANSREDRO/iieue stectevosalalincsets vile

ANF DIIEGOI: \aeretitel veteh ne! se
TOTAL.

VALUE QUANTITY

TOTAL

a LESS THAN 500 POUNDS OR $500,

REVIEW OF CERTAIN MAJOR FISHERIES et

ATLANTIC COAST TUNA FISHERY, 1965

Tuna landings along the Atlantic coast were 5.0 million pounds worth $375,000--4.2
million pounds and $347,000 lessthan in 1964. Bluefin andskipjack landings declined sub-
stantially compared with the previous year.

There were 101 fishermen operating 9 purse seine vessels, 12 motorboats, and 4 other
boats landing tuna inthe NewEngland, Middle Atlantic, and Chesapeake States. Purse seines
took 85 percent of the catch (principally bluefin tuna); pound nets, 8 percent; and lines, 4
percent. The remainder was taken by harpoons, gill nets, and floating traps.

ATLANTIC COAST TUNA CATCH, 1960-65

16 Million pounds

ATLANTIC COAST TUNA PURSE SEINE OPERATING UNITS, 1965

NEW MIDDLE TOTAL,
ITEM ERAT RTHANTITG CHESAPEAKE EXCLUSIVE OF
DUPLICATION
NUMBER NUMBER NUMBER NUMBER
FISHERMEN, ON VESSELS. . . 74, 42 27 101
VESSELS, MOTOR: r
60 - 69 TONS ..... 1 2 = 1
WO) 2 TO) VONS 6.6606 1 = = 1
TORE OMTONS We ae eile 2 2 3 2
140.149 sTONS seh ke Us 1 1 = 1
150-159 TONS. 1... 1 1 © 1
410! 479 TONS) |) ce ee - - 1 1
480 - 489 TONS... 2. - = 1 1
680 - 689 TONS. .... 1 = = 1
poe eee aaah
TOTAL VESSELS... 7 4 2 9
ee met Sede | et
TOTAL GROSS TONNAGE . 1,357 530 957 2,314
SSS 5 eee
BOATS:
MOTOR See OnChC 8 4 4 12
OTHERS Soren eae 8 Ss 4 2 = 4
GEAR:
NUMBER ie te ena raat 7 4 2 2
LENGTH YARDS Sune) Sunes 4,600 2,900 1,890 6, 490

REVIEW OF CERTAIN MAJOR FISHERIES

550
SUMMARY OF ATLANTIC COAST TUNA CATCH, 1965
(THOUSANDS OF POUNDS AND THOUSANDS OF DOLLARS)
SPECIES AND STATE PURSE SEINES POUND NETS FLOATING TRAPS GILL NETS
QUANTITY VALUE | QUANTITY VALUE QUANTITY VALUE QUANTITY. VALUE
BLUEF IN:
MASSAGHUSEWsiS Suremtel scious 1,987 110 362 31 (1) {3} - -
RHODE ISUAND 2... se - - - - 2 1 -
NEWAYORK MSE n enn sice ar - - (1) (1) 2 = =
NEWRIJERSEVaremrenmemrenn oimtemts 1,171 70 - - - - 7 1
MARYEANDIVeuncucuremielmenierne 824 97 - - ° es 2
TOTAL BLUEFIN. . ss 3,982 277

LITTLE:
NEW YORK . « « «
NEW JERSEY . « e
VIRGINIA . 2» «

TOTAL LITTLE.
SKIPJACK:

MASSACHUSETTS. .
MARYLAND... «©

TOTAL SKIPJACK. « «

UNCLASSIFIED, MASSACHU-

SETTS, TOTAL...

GRAND TOTAL .

eo 8 ©

SPECIES AND

yt

BLUEF IN:
MAINE. 0 © «© «
NEW HAMPSHIRE.
MASSACHUSETTS.
RHODE ISLAND .
NEW YORK « « «
NEW JERSEY . .
MARYLAND . . «
NORTH CAROLINA

TOTAL BLUEFIN

LITTLE:
NEW YORK . . « «
NEW JERSEY . . e
VIRGINIA . . ©

TOTAL LITTLE.
SKIPJACK:

MASSACHUSETTS. .
MARYLAND . « « «

STATE

TOTAL SKIPJACK. . .

UNCLASSIFIED:
MAINE. 6 « 0 « «
MASSACHUSETTS. .
VIRGINIA . 2 2

eo ee

TOTAL UNCLASSIFIED.

GRAND TOTAL .

1/ LESS THAN SOO POUNDS

LINES HARPOONS TOTAL
——
QUANTITY QUANTITY VALUE QUANTITY VALUE
23 51 4 74 6
2 8 1 10 1
18 62 5 2,429 148
9 2 (1) 13 1
3 - - 3 (1)

83 - - 85
S = - 824 97
60 - - 60 11
198 123 10 4,674 349
= - - 19 1

- - - 1

- - - 1
- - - - 22 1

L core emer AAT 1) aaa
= 2 - 5 1
- - - 8 1
- - - 13 2
— === ———_= ==
- 18 1 18 1
- - - 210 19
23 - - 23 3
23 18 1 23
—, ee —————

221 141 11 4,960 375

REVIEW OF CERTAIN MAJOR FISHERIES

551

PACIFIC TUNA FISHERY, 1965

The domestic catch of tuna landed at Pacific Coast and Hawaii ports was 313.9 mil-
lion pounds worth $41.4 million--a gain of 17.2 million pounds (6 percent) and $2.7 million
(7 percent) compared with 1964. Landings of skipjack (100.9 million pounds) and yellowfin
(159.0 million pounds) were 34 percent and 6 percent more, respectively, than in the pre-
vious year. These increases offset a decline in the catch of albacore and bluefin tuna.
Compared with 1964, landings of albacore (37.2 million pounds) and bluefintuna (16.8 mil-
lion pounds) declined 23 percent and 30 percent, respectively.

California-based tunavessels made record trips in 1965. In March, the largest con-
verted tunaseiner, DaylIsland, arrived inSan Pedro, Calif. witha record trip ofabout 1,100
tons of tuna. Prior to this, the converted tuna purse seiners, Pilgrim and Puritan, had de-
livered slightly more than 900 tons of tuna each.

SUMMARY OF PACIFIC COAST TUNA OPERATING UNITS, 1965

LINES, HAND TOTAL,
PURSE EXCLUS! VE
ED SEINES Seeareee YELLOW ALBACORE OF URLS
BOATS FIN 1/ TROLLERS
NUMBER NUMBER NUMBER NUMBER NUMBER
FISHERMEN: aaa = aes =—=
ONV.ESSEIS Stunt eiiteineniretnt fice! 1,591 487 410 2,343 4,415
ON BOATS AND SHORE... s 136 28 266 402
OTA ORraytar, Wee AeR. 2, 609 4,817
VESSELS, MOTOR:

Semon TONSHe meee = 1 1 90 1
Wo WVWBS>osococe 2 25 16 495 525
mo CWS 665606 1 22 14 260 280
SO me SO NST ONS etn 1 17 12 131 147
£6). E93 WB > 6 6 4 ob 2 12 8 51 63
SOM SOMTONS eee 1 5 5 25 31
Go ) WSs 68606 1 5 4 9 15
Oe NOR TONS En ee 3 1 3 7 13
SOS, GD) VNS 66 6 8 60 3 2 1 3 8
GS OG) TNS 566 6 bo 6 1 2 e 8

WOO= 109) TONS es ener 1 2 2 = 3
AORe a IOMTONSI G8 nee 3 3 2 = 3
NI ZOvnL 2OMTONS i 4 1 1 5
TSO Rem SOMTONS Ey snes ee 3 1 1 1 4
105 WO WNS 6 6 6 6 bo = 1 1
TsO) 159) TONSIA ns 2 = = 2
160-169 TONS. . 1... 2 3 2 Z 5
1805 169 TONS) © 8) 55 | 3 1 1 = 4
100)ey 1OOMTONSE ss: 5 6 6 = 12
2 OR=RZICITONS Hara 2 © = S 2
2301S O2OTONSE Ee 2 - 5 = 2
250) 250) TONS/ ees aoe 2 é 3 = 2
260 - 269 TONS | 1... 3 = E = 3
270 27TOMTONS Ieee ee ee 4 - 1 2 5
280) a) 2e0) TONS! 8 le 1 - = o u
2OOMaNZOOMTONS ay eee 2 - - © 2
300 = 309 TONS. ..... 2 © z = 2
S10 SIOTONS 4 See 4 é 1 © 5
320) S20 TONSA nee 2 5 z & 2
330 - 339 TONS. ..... 2 o s = 2
340 - 349 TONS... 3 = is = 3
350s SSO MONS eS ae 6 a 2 = 6
360 - 369 TONS. 1... 4 1 s = 5
370) ou S7OIMTONSI Sn 2 = a z 2
380)" 380) TONSA | Ae ke 3 z 5 & 3
S00] 399) TONS) Snes 1 o z S 1
400 - 409 TONS. ..... 1 - - 2 1
ATOMS NAIO) TONS) eee awa ws 2 - - 2 2
420 Ram 4 OOMTONS eee recicune 3 - - - 3
430 - 430 TONS... 1. 5 1 2 = 6
440 - 449 TONS. 1... 3 6 se 2 3
450 you 459) TONS | ey) ae 1 - = = !
Wea) S AG) WONS g g4 4 0 ob 2 - - c z
ATOR NATIONS 8 oes oe 13 = 2 13
4e0h="469 TONS Sey Ss 3 & = = 3
AS) & SD). WON 46 6 6b 66 7 a = 5 1

SEE FOOTNOTE AT END OF

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552 REVIEW OF CERTAIN MAJOR FISHERIES

SUMMARY OF PACIFIC COAST TUNA OPERATING UNITS, 1965 - Continued

LINES, HAND TaN.
PURSE EXCLUS] VE
ITEM SEINES Br BAe ORe YELLOW ALBACORE OF DUPLI-
Bante FIN 1/ TROLLERS CATION
UB ESE
NUMBER NUMBER NUMBER NUMBER NUMBER
S20 520eTONSH oie islet mee 1 7 S = 1
580 - 589 TONS. ..... 1 5 Z 5 1
630 nOSOMTONS 3s) teeta ae 1 a = = 1
G0) os) WINS a'o4 6 5 6 1 a a 5 1
TED 3 2) ONS) ab Gob 2 = & « 2
SOK 579 OINT ONS eee 1 = = = 1
BION NG1ON TONS amen 1 = o = 1
830-830) TONS 505 ab ae 1 o G S 1
860 - 869 TONS... ... 1 1
TOTAL IVESSELSHIOS Mien
TOTAL GROSS TONNAGE. .
BOATS), MOTOR! .uideeens = ; 232 114 47
TENGTHMEVARDSS tg ieee cue : 102,015

<=>

Million pounds

Taken by lines

-]-Taken by purse seines }

(THOUSANDS OF POUNDS AND THOUSANDS OF DOLLARS

SPECIES, STATE,
AND DISTRICT

ALBACORE;:
WASH] NGTON;

PUGET SOUND

COASTAL . .

REVIEW OF CERTAIN MAJOR FISHERIES

SUMMARY OF PACIFIC TUNA CATCH, 1965

COLUMBIA RIVER.

TOTAL...
OREGON:

COLUMBIA RIVER.

COASTAL . .
TOTAL.

CALIFORNIA:
NORTHERN.

SAN FRANCISCO .

MONTEREY.

SANTA BARBARA .

SAN PEDRO .
SAN DIEGO .

TOTAL.

HAWAI!.

GRAND TOTAL,

BLUEFIN:
WASH] NGTON,

CALIFORNIA:
SAN PEDRO .
SAN DIEGO .

TOTAL. .

HAWAI] 1/ . .

GRAND TOTAL,

LITTLE, HAWAII.
SK] PJACK:

ALBACORE .

BLUEFIN

PUGET SOUND. .

WASHINGTON, PUGET SOUND .

CALIFORNIA:
SAN PEDRO .
SAN DIEGO .

TOTAL.

HAWAI]T. . . .

GRAND TOTAL, SKIPJACK.

YELLOWFIN:

WASHINGTON, PUGET SOUND .

CALIFORNIA:
SAN PEDRO .
SAN DIEGO .

TOTAL.

HAWAII]. .

GRAND TOTAL,
GRAND TOTAL,

SPECIES .

YELLOWFIN

ALL

PURSE SEINES

LINES

553

QUANTITY QUANTITY VALUE QUANTITY VALUE
614 101 614 101

569 91 569 91
689 114 689 114

1,872 306 1,872 306
= - 9, 658 1,594 9,658 1,594
= = 2,465 399 2,465 399
- - 12, 123 1,993 12, 123 1,993
= - 1, 200 167 1,200 167
105 14 531 75 636 89
- - 3,492 482 3,492 482
3, 149 435 3,149 435

150 24 1,827 11, 406 1,851
527 3, 335 529

23, 218

58,091 6,051 8,491 883 66, 582 6, 934
15, 126 1,627 2, 534 274 17, 660 1,901
73, 217 7,678 11,025 1,157 84, 242 8,835
—— ee ee
= = 16, 157 2,014 16,157 2,014
73,727 7,736 27, 182 3,171 100, 909 10, 907
1,947 279 2 5 1,947 279
ss SS eae
118,041 16, 208 9, 124 1, 268 127, 165 17, 476
27, 780 3,878 1, 608 224 29, 388 4,102
—_+— —_——}_—_
145,621 20, 086 10, 732 1,492 156, 553 21,578
pee
|
497 7 497 77
————— ———————
11, 229 1,669 158, 997 22, 034
———— SS SS EEE
237, 752 76,183 11,131 313, 935 41, 359

/ INCLUDES THE CATCH OF BIGEYE TUNA.

U. S. MENHADEN FISHERY

REVIEW OF CERTAIN MAJOR FISHERIES

Landings of menhaden totaled 1.7 billion pounds--an increase of 156 million pounds
compared with 1964. Menhaden comprised 36 percent of the U.S. production of all species.

Of the total, 59 percent was landed in the Gulf of Mexico; 21 in the Chesapeake

States; 11inthe SouthAtlantic States; and 9 percent in the Middle Atlantic States,

one-half of 1 percent was taken in the New England States.

Less than

Purse seines accounted for 97 percent of the catch. The remainder was taken by
pound nets, haul seines, fyke and hoop nets, gill nets, otter trawls, and floating traps.

There were 2,722 fishermen,

161 vessels,

employed in the menhaden purse seine fishery.

MENHADEN

SUMMARY OF MENHADEN PURSE SEINE VESSELS,

BY TONNAGE GROUPS, 1965

GROSS TONNAGE

TOTAL GROSS TONNAGE. .

319 motor boats, and 15 other boats

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MIDDLE ATLANTIC CHESAPEAKE
= =f |
TOTAL, EX- TOTAL, EX-
NEW NEW DELA- CLUSIVE MARY - VIR- CLUS] VE
YORK JERSEY WARE OF DUPLI - LAND GINIA OF DUPLI -
CATION CAT] ON
SS es ea

NUMBER NUMBER NUMBER NUMBER NUMBER NUMBER NUMBER

1 = S 1 - ° =
= = a 3 1 2 2
= = = S 1 3 3
- - - - - 1 1
- - - - - 1 1
S cc = S - 3. 3
- 9 7 16 - 10 10
2 55 2 2 1 1
1 1 = 2 2 1 1
- 1 - 1 - 3 3
- - - - - 4 4
- = = = = 6 6
- 3 - 3 - 1 1

1 - - 1 > o S

2 s = 2 2 3 =
= S = 3 - 1 1
- - - - - 1 1
- 1 - 1 - 1 1
= 1 S 1 o 1 1

SSS ta = Saal
7 16 7 30 2 40 40
F —————— ot = a
1,693 4,162 1,389 7,244 263 9,379 9,379
a

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SUMMARY OF MENHADEN PURSE SEINE VESSELS,
BY TONNAGE GROUPS, 1965 - Continued

at

GROSS TONNAGE

Ce
0-0-0 00-0 0400

MOTALMVESSELST ye.

TOTAL GROSS TONNAGE. . 11,832 839

SOUTH ATLANTIC

NORTH FLORIDA,

CARO- EAST
LINA COAST

MISS] S-
OF S] PPI
DUPL] -

TEXAS

DUPLI -
CATION

DUPLI -
CATION

NUMBER NUMBER

CATION
NUMBER

NUMBER

NUMBER

=-NN=
00 6.0

00 0-9
m-N

5.0 0 0-0-0°0

=-NN=

0 U0? 0 0 0

=

NN-—WWW OnNAW Ww

N=W >

RON N=

NUMBER

=
WN-AUW CBOGW U=-=

=

N-W-

Nu-- =

NUMBER

= o> =
=NNWW NWOOWODKDW 2=2AOR=-0-AN >= =NN=

NU? - =

AHA HIPS

555

49 6

55) 18

= ——

83

=

12,671 5,646

23, 808

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SUMMARY OF MENHADEN PURSE SEINE OPERATING UNITS, 1965

BOATS

FI SHER-

MEN PURSE SEINES

AREA AND STATE VESSELS

MOTOR OTHER

GROSS LENGTH
MIDDLE ATLANTIC: NUMBER TONNAGE NUMBER NUMBER’ NUMBER NUMBER ANYARDS
NEWYORK, (Seuclystiee s,s) at 7 1,693 13 = 110 Ti 2,916
NEWEJERSEV ee ae can 16 4, 162 32 - 272 16 6, 240
DEEAWARES apart cnn arir 7 1, 389 14 z 119 7 2, 800
TOTAL, EXCLUSIVE OF ap 7 ERT ae elon pe wlan RET
DUPLICATION. . . 2... 30 7, 244 59 - 501 30 11,956
eee
MARYLAND . 2 263 3 1 21 2 750
VIRGINIA. pu siiotes 40 40
TOTAL, EXCLUSIVE OF
DUPLICATION .

SOUTH ATLANTIC:
NORTH CAROLINA. . . .
FLORIDA, EAST COAST .
TOTAL, EXCLUSIVE OF
DUPLICATION .

GULF:
MISSISSIPPI
LOUISJANA .
MEXASHe-tarimrmuciaesiar ete fenie
TOTAL, EXCLUSIVE OF
DUPLICATION .

GRAND TOTAL, EXCLUSIVE
OF DUPLICATION.

SUMMARY OF MENHADEN CATCH, 1965

(THOUSANDS OF POUNDS AND THOUSANDS OF DOLLARS

AREA AND STATE HAUL SEINES PURSE SEINES OTTER TRAWLS
Le
QUANTITY VALUE QUANTITY VALUE QUANTITY VALUE
NEW ENGLAND, CONNECTICUT. . . 2 - - (1) (1)
MIDDLE ATLANTIC:
NEWAYORK Gags Cae cotenisi as - = 29,813 410 - -
NEWRUERSEVgmieme cnn ish eerie - - 67,872 1,128 1 (1)
DEDAWARE Me yeruricyeebacnia 6 - - 46, 498 579 - -
Wouts ooo ote. aie! oo 1 - - 144, 183 2,117 1 (1)
CHESAPEAKE: _ SSS ee SSS SSS SSS SS
MARYLAND. . 2 6. 1 ww ee 2 (1) 5, 310 90 - -
WIRGNIMAS 6 05 aia-g 4 558 4,885 70 310, 197 4,653 = -
THOMA Bee pe sarcteet iether sft 4,887 70 315, 507 4,743 - -
SOUTH ATLANTIC: = r a el ae
NORTH CAROLINA. ...... 27 1 160, 566 2,071 - -
SOUTH CAROLINA... . 1... 10 (1) - - - -
FLORIDA, EAST COAST... . - - 30, 923 412 = =
ROWING estos fom anio® onto mos 37 1 191, 489 2, 483 = -
oS ——>+ SS EES
GULF:
FLORIDA, WEST COAST... . 99 4 - - - -
MISSISSIPR IG air sehuiae - - 278, 104 3,973 = -
ROMNISDANN 6 35h 6 Gee o.6 - - 682, 435 11,790 - -
TEXAS oir eame nite oma ttt. os) - - 61, 866 1,122 = -
pe ee el
OTA ene eseeu ture t ack hts 99 4 1,022, 405 16,885 - -
a —————
GRANDATOTA laren tetiiey sollte s 5,023 26, 228 1 (1)

SEE FOOTNOTE AT END OF TABLE. (CONTINUED ON NEXT PAGE)

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SUMMARY OF MENHADEN CATCH, 1965 - Continued

THOUSANDS OF POUNDS AND THOUSANDS OF DOLLARS

a

AREA AND STATE POUND NETS FLOATING TRAPS Fe ers
a Sa a a =o eee
QUANTITY VALUE QUANTITY VALUE QUANTITY VALUE
NEW ENGLAND: ere les i ee =e ==
MASSACHUSETTS . 9 (1) - - = =
RHODE 1SLAND. a
TOMA eumet re
MIDDLE ATLANTIC:
NEWYORK es) rere.
INEWRJERSEYA sf) 3 =
TOTAL.
CHESAPEAKE:
MARYLAND. . ...- -
VIRGINIA. . 2...
TOTAL. .
SOUTH ATLANTIC, NORTH [ae rca (ee? i = iP
CAROLINA... ... 1 (1) - - = =
——<—<—————— =e —————+ SS eee
GRAND TOTAL. ... . 41,792 670 7, (1) 4, 433 65
_
AREA AND STATE GILL NETS TOTAL
QUANTITY VALUE QUANTITY VALUE
NEW ENGLAND: Sa PES aarae mia ieee ee
MASSACHUSETTS . . . - - 9 1
RHODE ISLAND... . - Gi) 7 1
CONNECTICUT . . . 4 1 4 1
F ir ores
TOTAL. 4 (1) 20 (1)
MIDDLE ATLANTIC;
NEW YORK. . . () (1) 30, 140 417
NEW JERSEY. 35 3 74, 373 1,271
DELAWARE. . . - - 46, 498 579
TOTAL. 135 3 151,011 2, 267
CHESAPEAKE: = ie =o he
MARYLAND. . . . 29 1 8,333 153
VIRGINIA. . . - - 351,613 5, 249
UOUNLS: Besa" 0.28! 29 1 359, 946 5, 402
——
SOUTH ATLANTIC:
NORTH CAROLINA. . . . 1 (1) 160, 595 2,072
SOUTH CAROLINA... . - - 10 (1)
FLORIDA, EAST COAST . 747 18 31,670 430
——_—— =I
UWOUNLs 6 oS o 65 748 18 192, 275 2, 502
_——— = ———————__————————
GULF:
FLORIDA, WEST COAST . 333 13 432 17
MISSISSIIPE Treen einen - 278, 104 3,973
LOUISIANA see teen - - 682, 435 11,790
WBS 6 9 Go.5 olaso - = 61, 866 1,122
TOWLe oc o50 333 13 1,022, 837 16, 902
— ——<—
GRAND TOTAL... . 1, 249 35 1,726, 089 27,073
= ae
1/ LESS THAN 500 POUNDS OR $500.

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558

U. S. CLAM FISHERY, 1965

The clam fishery produceda record 70.8 million pounds of meats worth $16.7 million
--a gain of 6.4 million pounds and $1.8 million compared with 1964, the former record year.
Surf clams, landed chiefly in New Jersey, were 62 percent of the catch; hard clams, 21 per-
cent; and soft clams, 16 percent. The remainder consisted of ocean quahogs, razor, and
mixed clams. The Middle Atlantic States led with 74 percent of the catch, followed by the
Chesapeake area, 15 percent; NewEngland, 9 percent; and the Pacific Coast, South Atlantic,

and Gulf States, and Hawaii, the remaining 2 percent.

Dredges took 56.3 million pounds (79 percent); tongs, 5.8 million (8 percent); and
rakes, 4.0 million pounds (6 percent). The remainder of the catch was taken with hoes,
forks, or shovels, or gathered by hand.

In Section 14 of this Digest, underthe heading "Conversion Factors", there is a table
which gives the average State yield per U.S. standard bushel for the clams taken on the
Atlantic and Gulf coasts. Supplementary shellfish tables appear after the summary tables
for each Atlantic and Gulf Regional section.

SUMMARY OF CLAM CATCH, 1965

(THOUSANDS OF POUNDS AND THOUSANDS OF DOLLARS)

AREA AND STATE

NEW ENGLAND:
MAINE wire ens (0) ne} 1 0) Jee °
MASSACHUSETTS. « « « « « «
RHODE ISLAND . . «4. « e
CONNECTICUT... 2 0 © 0 0 «©

WOMAN EG! ia G76 Bod) OMG

MIDDLE ATLANTIC:
NEW YORK . . « « « «© ©» @
NEW JERSEY 2 2 2 6 6 6 © «
DELAWARE . . « 6 2 © © « «

CHESAPEAKE:
IMARVUANDOI 2) =) vette) ike) oh eile
VIIRGIINIAWe stay ten esyrcnisyicy ete

TOTAL. « « ew we ww

SOUTH ATLANTIC:
NORTH CAROLINA . 2 « « © @
SOUTH CAROLINA... « © «©
FLORIDA, EAST COAST... .

MLOTALS: Tei vel tof 10} 0) “0D eure

GULF, FLORIDA, WEST COAST. .
PACIFIC:
ALASKA . « « « «© « © © ©
WASHINGTON . 2 6 6 «© « « @

OREGON . «ee es we we ew .
CALIFORNIA . «6 « © « ©

VuUo 50.0 6.0 .0-0.0
MINI Go 6.6.00 6 0-6" 5

GRAND TOTAL. . « « « ~

OCEAN QUAHOG RAZOR SOFT
QUANTITY QUANTITY QUANTITY ] VALUE | QUANTITY VALUE
2 2 = x = = 1,964 964
1,060 855 = B 4 1 15,055 661
2,029 71 93 i s = 176 80
151 63 S = 3 - (1) (1)
[Peseta ses] eee es | NC ee ora Bete
3,242 1,891 93 n 4 1 3,195 1,705
5, 948 5,149 s = 5 2 205 67
1,873 860 e a z 3 34 14
363 165 3 = = = = a

8,184 6,194 - - 5 2 239 81
I

15,044 9, 943 93 11 307 194 11,308 3,381

SEE FOOTNOTE AT END OF TABLE.

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559
SUMMARY OF CLAM CATCH, 1965 - Continued
(THOUSANDS OF POUNDS AND THOUSANDS OF DOLLARS)
ee TE ee eee es (en a ae eee Gafni aa.
AREA AND STATE SURF MIXED TOTAL
QUANTITY VALUE QUANTITY VALUE QUANTITY VALUE
NEW ENGLAND:
MAINES oo 5.0 doo 0050 - - - - 1,966 966
MASSACHUSETTS. . eerie 1 (1) - - 2,120 1,517
RHODE) ISLAND): 295 25 5 3 2 - - - 2, 298 1,062
CONNEC CUI memremny ciiemae neue - - 151 63

WWALS 066 6 0050000

MIDDLE ATLANTIC:
NEW YORK . 2 6 «© «© se ee e
NEW JERSEY . 2. 2 0 « = « oo
DELAWARE. 32) © 0 « « « «

VOWS 66.6 566

CHESAPEAKE:
MARYEAND¥e) Nese) 0) e) 0) (0 fe) @)
VIRGINIA D Cnr vol) (0) ele) ete
TOTAL aren vate

SOUTH ATLANTIC:
NORTH CAROLINA . 2. « « « « «
SOUTH CAROLINA... ..-..
FLORIDA, EAST COAST. ....

OTA tiie Aerts see - : - = 404 171
GULF, FLORIDA, WEST COAST. .. 2 : = a 114 42
ee eS eee + ——

PACIFIC:
AUNSKAG sc GMa. geek - - = 89 41
WASHIINGTONSE He nten eit e nn = : z 546 299
OREGON . EGOS oe aE 2 a 9 7 42 30

CALIFORNIA : :

TOMA. 2 3 6 s

HAWAII © 3 5 2 2 s © © 2 oo

GRAND TOTAL.

‘1/_ LESS THAN 500 POUNDS OR $500. 2)
SUMMARY OF CLAM CATCH BY GEAR, 1965
(THOUSANDS OF POUNDS AND THOUSANDS OF DOLLARS)
GEAR HARD OCEAN QUAHOG RAZOR SOFT

QUANTITY QUANTITY QUANTITY
ONAMCESG Gis o oo 0% Go alls 4,243 93 1,595
WONESS 06.60 0/0 600 2 0 5,822 -
RANESo o'5 0G 6 OOo oO OK 3, 760 111
HOESWamcuyeutnre 600000 95 1,655
FORMS. Goo oo oo a aoa - 13
SHOVES Saemeye pob00 08 344
BY RAND 6 6/600 o ou 00 6

TOTAL.

QUANTITY QUANTITY
DREDEESg ob 0 6 GS OG COO 44,073 3, 196 - 7,626
WONESs 0 166 6 BO Uta eo Do a 6 - - - 3, 838
WARES5 oo 6 0 6 OOOO Oo 8 14 1 - 2,794
OES énara2 iy GNaMovaNekawanonme 1 (1) - 1,724
FORKS 65000000000 6 ° co ie
SHOVERS Sees epee oo 0000
BY HAND. . q9 OO 0
TOTAL.

LESS THAN $500.

V

263-707 O - 67 - 36

560

U. S. CRAB FISHERY, 1965

The U.S. catch of crabs was a record 335.4 million pounds valued at a record $30.8
million--65.0 million pounds and $7.0 million more than in 1964, the former peak year.

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The Pacific Coast States led in volume with 160.9 million pounds (48 percent) fol-
lowed by the Chesapeake States, 86.3 million pounds (26 percent); the South Atlantic States,
46.4 million pounds (14 percent); and the Gulf States, 37.9 million pounds (11 percent).
The remainder was landed in the New England and Middle Atlantic States and Hawaii.

The Alaska king crab fishery reacheda peak production of 131.7 million pounds worth
$12.7 million--a gain of 45.0 million pounds and $4.5 million compared with 1964, the
former record year. Landings of Dungeness crabs in Alaska, 8.9 million pounds, were 30
percent less than in the previous year. The decline in Alaska production was caused chiefly
by a shift in fishing effort to the king crab fishery and by the increased availability of Dun-

geness crabs in Washington, Oregon, and California.

Hard and soft blue crab landings of

171.3 million pounds were 14.2 million more than the record 1964 production. The catch of
blue crabs declined in the South Atlantic States but was up sharply in the Chesapeake and

Gulf areas.

In Section 14 under the heading "Conversion Factors", is a table which gives the
average number of crabs per pound by species for each of the Atlantic and Gulf States.
Supplementary shellfish tables are shown after the summary catch tables for the Atlantic and

Gulf States.

SUMMARY OF CRAB POT OPERATING UNITS, 1965

NEW ENGLAND

1TEM

FISHERMEN:
ONDVESSEESi) cs

VESSELS, MOTOR, 10 - 19 TONS.
TOTAL GROSS TONNAGE. ..

BOATS MOTOR terrane tt aiisci rete hte
GEAR, NUMBER OF POTS . 2. «

FISHERMEN:
ONBVESSELS aoe siueaite

TOTAL FISHERMEN. .

VESSELS, MOTOR:

5 - OE TONS aye aiites icuiteit ls
10 = 19 TONS Q
20 - 29 TONS...

TOTAL VESSELS, ,

TOTAL GROSS TONNAGE. . .

MAINE

NUMBER

HAMPSHIRE

NUMBER

NUMBER

ISLAND

NUMBER

NEW MASSA- RHODE vous

CHUSETTS

EXCLUSIVE OF
DUPLICATION

NUMBER

2
22

TOTAL,
EXCLUSIVE OF
DUPLICATION

NUMBER

591
1,817

2,408

324.
42
2
368

2,787

1,671
9
217,376

- - - 12
ee ——————————E——————— Ee
6 2 2 5 15
365 150 48 680 1,243
aaaaaaaaaeaeaaeaaeaeaeanvaeae6u08N—a—«geoeaaaoeaeaeaoeaoeyqoyqoyoqowo es= oe eee eee
MIDDLE ATLANTIC CHESAPEAKE
NEW TOTAL,
JERSEY DELAWARE | EXCLUSIVE OF | MARYLAND VIRGINIA
DUPL 1 CATION
NUMBER NUMBER NUMBER NUMBER NUMBER
7 = 7 172 421
23 73 662 odes
———E
7 23 80 834 1,576
3 - 3 128 197
2 - 2 22 20
Ey o Pa 1 1
5 = 5 151 218
=} ———
45 : 45 1,205 1,590
50 17 67 597 1,074
= - e - 9
Linen 2, 205 6,132 78, 660 138, 816

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561

SUMMARY OF CRAB POT OPERATING UNITS, 1965 - Continued

SOUTH ATLANTIC

ITEM TOTAL
NORTH SOUTH FLORIDA 2
GEORGIA 2 EXCLUSIVE OF
CAROLINA CAROLINA | EAST COAST SEINICRTTON
NUMBER NUMBER NUMBER NUMBER NUMBER
FISHERMEN, ON BOATS AND
SHORESMATO TAL Meme Mnnins ey y's co 422 231 173 170 996
BOATS SeMONORSmeteet ene) eel ol) 397 231 124 148 900
GEAR, NUMBER OF POTS. .... 26,945 13, 860 7,780 19,107 67, 692
GULF
IT FLORIDA, “a TOTAL,
S WEST COAST ALABAMA Sate LOUISIANA TEXAS EXCLUSIVE OF
= DUPL1 CATION
NUMBER NUMBER NUMBER NUMBER NUMBER NUMBER
F | SHERMEN:
ONIVESSEUS aan nae 15 = = = B 15
ON BOATS AND SHORE. .... 439 60 34 122 54 709
TOTAL FISHERMEN. . .. . 454 60 34 122 54 724.
VESSELS, MOTOR:
So. © WONG o colo doo 4 = = = © 4
TO gene OMTONSatiesae. Olea’ 3 = é - = 3
20) © 22) WSs oo 6 oo 6 1 e - = = 1
HLOTATENVESSEISHInM ala) iis 8 - - = = 8
el = —e
TOTAL GROSS TONNAGE. . . 93 2 = 2 = 93
GOAVS; MOVORG csogen-oso0 6 397 56 26 120 48 647
GEAR, NUMBER OF POTS)... - 78, 680 8, 400 3, 000 11,465 8, 200 109, 745
PACIFIC
ITEM aa TOTAL,
ALASKA WASHINGTON OREGON cReNTE EXCLUSIVE OF
DUPLICATION
NUMBER NUMBER NUMBER NUMBER NUMBER
FISHERMEN:
ONIVESSELS STE nu nr diets 742 234 273 432 1,619
ON BOATS AND SHORE. .... 364 121 83 131 699
TOTAL FISHERMEN. . . . . 1,106 355 356 563 2,318
=< oe Lo ae ee
VESSELS, MOTOR: |
So OT ONS Cen ema 11 17 26 27 79
IOS JO WNS> 6 oo ono o 43 se 57 110 242
Zo 3) WKSS-6 60005 33 25 23 40 108
SOR mISoTLONSS RPh oat 20 14 5 10 7
GO) SEQ) WONSS G3! bg oo 22 8 2 3 35
SOR OO ONS sera eure neues 20 - 4 1 24
G0) SCS) WONSS B26 dedigg 14 4 = s 14
70a 72) WOES Sh alo anole 9 = = : 9
8027 (69! TONS: giuside rege 9 = = = 9
CONS ACORTONS See meaeanue 10 o = z 10
1OOm=s109) TONS 3) Syyeniet) 7 a = S 7
TORR IIO TONS Sees ens ee 7 - = = 7
140 2 VE) UNS 5 ob a 5b 7 7 © : | 7
(eo es) Ue o Boob 6 5 S = : 5
V4 W=149) TONSE ei ee ee 5 = 1 = 6
16D! SVCMUONES close aes 5 - = = 5
oe We WSs 4 oo ao 6 0 2 = 2 S 2
180-189 TONS. ...... 2 = : = 2
ASOR=IA SO MTONSEU ys) eye 3 = S - 3
220) 220 TONS Ss) oesaen ma 1 = = = 1
DA Ora) QAO TONS a eee 1 - - - 1
290 SOOTIONSE seers 1 6 o & 1
BAO = SAO MTONSHs tps creians 1 = - = 1
LOTAIVESSES aimee eine 238 102 118 191 625
TOTAL GROSS TONNAGE. . . 2,171 3, 162 21,563
—
BOATS MOTORS en ey sis cee cls 79 51 94 305
GEAR, NUMBER OF POTS, 24,595 32, 825 24,772 124, 706

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562
SUMMARY OF CRAB TROT LINE OPERATING UNITS, 1965
IDDLE
ane CHESAPEAKE SOUTH ATLANTIC
TEM
NEW MARYLAND VIRGINIA NORTH SOUTH GEORGIA
JERSEY CAROLINA CAROL INA
NUMBER NUMBER NUMBER NUMBER NUMBER NUMBER
F 1 SHERMEN:
ONBVESSELS artnet atonement - 100 eS - - -
ON BOATS AND SHORE... . 2 2,541 103 256 20 2
ee eee
TOTAL FISHERMEN. . 2 2,641 103 256 20 2
VESSELS, MOTOR:
SEs ROMONS apace ee - 81 - - - -
‘Olsen }OMMTONSguemme meme nie - 16 - -
——-+
BOATS WiMOMOR's tires) cep ae 2 2, 403 94. 256 20 2
GEAR;
NUMBER OF LINES. .... 2 2,641 94 256 20 4
EATS: 06:0 0-0 600.010 1,350 962, 150 56, 330 242, 800 15, 000 200
GULF TOTAL,
ITEM EXCLUS 1 VE
FLORIDA, MISSIS= OF DUPLI-
WEST COAST ALABAMA SISSIPI LOUISIANA TEXAS CATION
[eee
NUMBER NUMBER NUMBER NUMBER NUMBER NUMBER
F | SHERMEN:
ONIAVESSELS ia teeta emiciie ule - - - - - 100
ON BOATS AND SHORE... . 700 3, 684
TOTAL FISHERMEN.
VESSELS, MOTOR:
Bis © WSs 56400
Wo TOWNES 4c o bo
TOTAL VESSELS.) 1 ie) a2) te
TOTAL GROSS TONNAGE.
BOATS MOMOR® ws ee te) ss) 15 14 15 700 13 3,534
GEAR:
NUMBER OF LINES ..... 15 14 15 786 13 3, 860
EWS 6.6 60. o.0.6 0-00 8, 600 6, 200 7,500 414,550 5, 100 1,719, 780

ITEM

FISHERMEN:
ONIVESSEUS Sieciuiejateite ile metre
ON BOATS AND SHORE. ...

TOTAL FISHERMEN.

VESSELS, MOTOR:

Si OTT ONS) areola its
NOR OMTONS wc cttelnecuen ne
ZO C= SO RTONSiarouren te huete te
So) Oo 62) UONSG o 6 oo a
4 OR=ty4 OSTONS aeatar ite
SOR=Ie SO MTONS meptomton erie
GOR= SNE MTONS eres tenteneeie

TOTAL VESSELS.

TOTAL GROSS TONNAGE. .

BOATS; (MOTOR) sc) 1c: v6) 0) 106) 16
GEAR:
NUMBERS ims Lisitentclieneci site

YARDS AT MOUTH. . ..

NORTH
CAROL INA

NUMBER

SOUTH ATLANTIC TOTAL,
Sou GEORGIA FLORIDA, ay BUELic
CAROL INA WEST COAST Gene
NUMBER umeeR | NuMBeR«|~=«OCNUMBER
12 104 2 226

155

390

337 18 259 2 616
32 - - - 32
13 3 16 1 33

2 1 12 - 15
5 1 12 - 18
1 1 5 - 7
& = 3 7 3
- - 4 - 4
53 6 52 1 112

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563

SUMMARY OF CRAB DREDGE OPERATING UNITS, 1965

1TEM

F 1 SHERMEN:
ON VESSELS ...
ON BOATS AND SHORE

TOTAL FISHERMEN .

VESSELS, MOTOR:

5 - 9 TONS ..
10 = 19 TONS. .
20= 529) TONS). .
30 - 39 TONS. .
40 - 49 TONS. .
50 = 59 TONS. .
60 - 69 TONS. .
/O R= sy SIONS iene.

120 - 129 TONS. .
150 - 159 TONS. .

TOTAL VESSELS .

00000 0006-0
6-0 °O86/6 60:0 oo

Cee ee ee

TOTAL GROSS TONNAGE . .

BOATS, MOTOR... .
GEAR:
NUMBERI We.) (6) feo fone
YARDS AT MOUTH . .

900000000

SUMMARY OF CRAB CATCH, 1965

(THOUSANDS OF POUNDS AND THOUSANDS OF DOLLARS)

AREA AND STATE

NEW ENGLAND, CONNECTICUT . .

MIDDLE ATLANTIC
NEW JERSEY . . .
DELAWARE .

TOTAL.

CHESAPEAKE:
MARYLAND. ....
MAIRGIINVADT) vere tone

TOTAL.

SOUTH ATLANTIC:
NORTH CAROLINA .
SOUTH CAROLINA .
GEORGIA. . .

FLORIDA, EAST COAST.

TOTAL.
GULF:

FLORIDA, WEST COAST,

ALABAMA. . .
MISSISSIPPI.
LOUISIANA, .
MEXAS (0 7.) 16) ve

ee ee
eee
eee

WoHNES 6°06 680

PACIFIC COAST:
ALASKAioIn che oiet Mica)
WASHINGTON... .
OREGONDSie-o rin
CALIFORNIA . .

TOTAL.

GRAND TOTAL. .

SEE FOOTNOTE AT END OF

QUANTITY

(1)

HARD

QUANTITY

SOFT AND PEEL FR

QUANTITY

TOTAL,
NEW EXCLUSIVE
ERSEY MARYLAND VIRGINIA amas

CATION

NUMBER NUMBER NUMBER NUMBER

23 C 383 406

19 1 58 78

Ae a eee eel

42 1 441 484

2 | s 27 29

4 Z 55 59

2 - 35) 37

S - 12 12

1 = 5 6

: 2 3 3

: 2 1 1

3 = 2 2

= 2 1 1

é 2 } d

9 : 142 151

165 - 3,063 3, 228

19 1 36 ap

39 1 324 364

61 1 539 601

BLUE
DUNGENESS

905 96 33 9
546 43 12 4
1,451 139 45 13
31,998 2,515 2,694 919
50,563 3,724 1,079 445
82, 561 6, 239 3,773 1, 364
22, 334 1,263 237 85
7,420 369 =
10, 259 426 2
5,963 410 1 (1)

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564

SUMMARY OF CRAB CATCH, 1965 - Continued

THOUSANDS OF POUNDS AND THOUSANDS OF DOLLARS

AREA AND STATE GREEN KING ROCK
ee
QUANTITY VALUE QUANTITY VALUE QUANTITY
NEW ENGLAND: Ey ap ont Dey ST ay aa a a rere TIF ha
MAINES genre 12 1 - 1,848
NEW HAMPSHIRE . 22 2 - 15
MASSACHUSETTS . 10 1 - - 136
RHODE | SLAND. 8 1 = - 214
TOTAL. 52 5 - - 2,213
oo =
MIDDLE ATLANTIC, NEW JERSEY . - - - 60
PACIFIC COAST;

ALASKA. . . - 131,671 12, 729 -
CALIFORNIA. = - - 329
TOTAL. - 131,671 12,729 329

_———————
GRAND TOTAL. 52 5 131,671 12,729 2,602
—
AREA AND STATE STONE OTHER
——

QUANTITY VALUE QUANTITY. VALUE QUANTITY.

NEW ENGLAND;
(OINIE SG ah 5 Po
NEW HAMPSHIRE .
MASSACHUSETTS
RHODE ISLAND.
CONNECT | CUT

TOTAL:

MIDDLE ATLANTIC:
NEW JERSEY.
DELAWARE.

TOTAL.

CHESAPEAKE;
MARYLAND .
VIRGINIA.

TOTAL.

SOUTH ATLANTIC;
NORTH CAROLINA.
SOUTH CAROLINA.
GEORGIAME Mr -mi-set ae - nents
FLORIDA, EAST COAST .

TOTAL.

GULF:
FLORIDA, WEST COAST .
ALABAMA . . oo
MISS1SSJ PP]
LOU] S] ANA
TEXAS .

TOTAL.

PACIFIC COAST:
ALASKA. . .
WASHINGTON.
OREGON. . .
CALIFORNIA.

TOTAL.

HAWAI!.

GRAND TOTAL.

1/ LESS THAN 500 POUNDS OR $500.

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565
SUMMARY OF CRAB CATCH BY GEAR, 1965
(THOUSANDS OF POUNDS AND THOUSANDS OF DOLLARS)
BLUE
GEAR DUNGENESS
HARD SOFT AND PEELER
> + sal
QUANTITY VALUE QUANTITY VALUE QUANTITY. VALUE
OTTER TRAWLS. 17, 735 855 151 54 8 3
POUND NETS. 393 29 716 312 e 2
BOTS IM ere ON eae e 108, 685 7, 346 825 312 28,905 4,696
LINES, TROT WITH BAITS. 28,741 2,158 186 76 > =
DIPINEIS> ole 6 0 6 a 4 1, 739 153 260 135 = =
SCRAPES . ee 85 7 2,033 695 - :
DREDGES .. . 9,617 688 - >
BRUSH TRAPS . - = 40 27 -
BY HAND... - co 2 1 z =
UNCLASSIFIED. 1 (1) - = < =
eee - J
TOTAL. 166, 996 11, 236 4,273 1,612 28,913 4,699
er
GEAR GREEN KING ROCK
QUANTITY VALUE QUANTITY VALUE QUANTITY VALUE
OTTER TRAWLS. o 2 S 2 60 2
POTS. 52 5 131,671 12,729 2,542 140
TOTAL. 52 | 5 131,671. 12,729 2,602 142
———
GEAR STONE OTHER TOTAL
QUANTITY. | VALUE QUANTITY VALUE QUANTITY VALUE
OTTER TRAWLS. = = 17, 954 914
POUND NETS. - © = 1, 169 341
(OSE sis Sa Glee ince mes 872 353 "1 6 273, 563 25, 587
LINES, TROT WITH BAITS. - - = 28, 927 2, 234
DIPENETSH Cent eriicne - < - 1,999 288
LIFT NETS . - o 15 9 15 9
SCRAPES . = = < = 2,118 702
DREDGES . . . - - - 9,617 688
BRUSH TRAPS . = - 2 40 27
BY HAND. . . - - - = 2 1
UNCLASSIFIED. - = 2 | 1 3 1
TOTAL. 872 353 28 16 335, 407 30, 792
E il la Re emir

1/ LESS THAN $500.

DUNGENESS CRAB POT

REVIEW OF CERTAIN MAJOR FISHERIES

U.S. OYSTER FISHERY, 1965

The oyster fishery produced 54.7 million pounds of meats worth $27.9 million--a de-
crease of 5.8 million pounds (11 percent) compared with 1964. The value remained about the
same as in the previous year. The catch declined principally in the Gulf States where a
hurricane damaged or destroyed oyster reefs and fishing gear. Oyster production also de-
clined in the Middle Atlantic, Chesapeake, and Pacific Coast States but increased slightly
in the New England and South Atlantic areas.

The Chesapeake States led in production ofoyster meats with a yield of 21.2 million
pounds followed by the Gulf States, 19.2 million, and the Pacific Coast States, 9.2 million
pounds. The New England, Middle Atlantic, and South Atlantic areas accounted for the re-

mainder.

Dredges took 34.9 million pounds (64 percent) of the oysterharvest, and tongs, 17.9
million pounds (33 percent). Fishermen took the remainder of the catch withrakes and forks,

or gathered it by hand.

In Section 14 of this Digest is atable which gives the volume of the bushel measures
used for oysters in the various Atlantic and Gulf States and the average yield per bushel.
Supplementary shellfish tables appear after the summary tables for each Atlantic and Gulf

regional section.

OYSTER DREDGE

SUMMARY OF OYSTER DREDGE OPERATING UNITS, 1965

NEW ENGLAND MIDDLE ATLANTIC
EY TOTAL, TOTAL,
MAINE MASSA= CONNEC= | EXCLUSIVE NEW NEW DELA- EXCLUSIVE
CHUSETTS TICUT OF DUPLI- YORK JERSEY WARE OF DUPLI=
Ss carietil Oy os GUS oueleesiey|\euerl CATION CATION
NUMBER NUMBER NUMBER NUMBER NUMBER NUMBER NUMBER NUMBER
FISHERMEN:
ONDVESSEESH ar eiamielereitenre = - 32 34 231
ON BOATS AND SHORE. . « 2 9 - 11 2 16 i oS
TOTAL FISHERMEN. . . 2
9 32 43 36 247 17 290
VESSELS, MOTOR:
5 - 9 TONS . - - - - - 5
105 VOSONSs 6 6 oo - - 5 5 2 7 i 10
2OR— mae OmONS|sateneenusiire - - 1 1 1 i) 2 6
SOBs SONnONS)s) ’cpneinenes - - 4 4 1 8 1 9
40 - 49 TONS. ... - = 1 1 1 3 2 4
SOR= a SO TONS cme enepes - - - - 1 3 - 4
GOM=s GOISTONS Sry teat ente - - - - 2 - - 2
Om mZ OAT ONS op roane ements = = a =
ONS [ 1 1 - |i 2
TOTAL VESSELS oe 3 - - u u 9 32 3 43
fp (See a
TOTAL GROSS TONNAGE. - - 281 281 382 901 56 1,303
(== = : SS + 2
BOATS MOMORGmrenrsiler cel teits 2 6 - 8 1 8 1 10
GEAR:
NUMBER /sueopmetatuc vite are eros 2 7 21 30 16 72 8 94
YARDS AT MOUTH. .... 2 5 30 37 22 72 10 102

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567

SUMMARY OF OYSTER DREDGE OPERATING UNITS, 1965 - Continued

SOUTH
CHESAPEAKE ATUMPIC GULF
ITEM
TOTAL NORTH
MARYLAND VIRGINIA ~~ Jexctusive oF CAROLINA ALABAMA MAS
DUPLICATION
NUMBER NUMBER NUMBER NUMBER NUMBER NUMBER
F 1 SHERMEN:
ONIVESSEIS iopieime tnt sn vere 312 434 746 22 7 391
ON BOATS AND SHORE... . 82 373 455 213 = 60
TOTAL FISHERMEN. . 304 807 1,201 235 7 451
——_———— Ee —— —————
VESSELS, MOTOR:
Bia ORTONS tonto eels 26 112 138 8 2 4
TOS UOUCEKSS 5 605 6 28 44 72 3 = 46
20- 29TONS...... 5 1 16 48
Js SI) USS 6646 2 3 5 = = 16
40- 49TONS...... 1 1 - - 4
60 - 69TONS...... - 1 1 - 2
70- 79TONS...... - 1 1 - - -
=
TOTAL VESSELS. .... 61 173 234 11 2 120
a a a +f ———
TOTAL GROSS TONNAGE. . 724 1,923 2,647 96 27 2,689
aoe a
BOATS, MOTOR. ....... 30 192 222 150 = 30
GEAR:
NUMEERo 6 5°0 6.0 00.0 0 156 477 633 161 4 300
YARDS AT MOUTH. » 2... 170 541 711 239 6 366
GULF - CONTINUED Ae PACIFIC
ITEM EXCLUS IVE EXcLUSI\
LU WASH- CALI - LUS1VE
LOUISIANA TEXAS | oF DUPLI- | |NGTON OREGON EGRNIA OF DUPLI-
CATION CATION
NUMBER NUMBER NUMBER NUMBER NUMBER NUMBER NUMBER
F | SHERMEN:
ONIVESSEUS Imei yy sures 660 476 1,247 75 6 - 81
ON BOATS AND SHORE. . . . 358 242 660 16 = i 27
+ SS SSS
TOTAL FISHERMEN. . . . 1,018 718 1,907 1 6 11 108
= = —————— EEE ed
VESSELS, MOTOR:
Sis Geo 6 6 6:68 31 13 46 = = = -
JOS WO UEss 64.86 c 102 80 204 13 1 = 14
20a) 29) TONS yey cite) fo te 68 47 117 8 1 = 9
20 2 89 TCs oo 0 oo 26 17 41 5 = = 5
40 - 49TONS...... 5 2 8 1 = 1
50) = 5OMONSe parent 1 - 1 = =
60 - 69TONS...... - - 2 - - -
TOTALNVESSEUS uysie te 233 159 419 ZT 2 - 29
+
TOTAL GROSS TONNAGE. . 4,430 2, 956 7,02 604 35 = 639
et ————_———————
BOATSsh MOTOR samen) lemleh ter ts 194 116 340 8 - 5 13
GEAR:
NUMBER Sitetcnielreicimeurey tele 718 275 225 68 4 5 a
YARDS AT MOUTH, . 2... © 889 275 1,393 132 8 4 144
os ee

OYSTER DREDGE

REVIEW OF CERTAIN MAJOR FISHERIES

568

SUMMARY OF OYSTER TONG OPERATING UNITS, 1965

NEW ENGLAND

MIDDLE ATLANTIC

ITEM TOTAL, TOTAL,
MASSA- RHODE CONNECT! —- | EXCLUSIVE NEW NEW DELAWARE | EXCLUSIVE
CHUSETTS | SLAND (CUT OF DUPLI- YORK JERSEY OF DUPLI-

CATION CATION

NUMBER NUMBER NUMBER NUMBER NUMBER NUMBER NUMBER NUMBER

FISHERMEN, ON BOATS
AND SHORE. . . « © «

BOATS, MOTOR. ....
GEAR, NUMBER. . ..

11

14

26

51

180

ITEM

F1SHERMEN:
ON VESSELS. . . « »
ON BOATS AND SHORE.

TOTAL F!SHERMEN.

VESSELS, MOTOR:
i= 9 TONS. ..
10 = 19:TONS. 2

TOTAL VESSELS.

TOTAL GROSS TONNAGE.

BOATS:
MOTIORIsi sot scltot tel jee
OME 6 u6 hos (6 to
GEAR, NUMBER. ... «

ITEM

SOUTH ATLANT!C

CHESAPEAKE
excrete NORTH SOUTH
EXCLUS | VE
MARYLAND | VIRGINIA | EXCENSINE | AROLINA [CAROLINA
CATION
NUMBER NUMBER NUMBER NUMBER NUMBER
aa 276 691 966 2 So
ars 3,372 2, 923 6,295 165 109
ots 3,648 3,614 7,261 165 109

GEORGIA

NUMBER

FLORIDA,
EAST
COAST

NUMBER

29

TOTAL,
EXCLUS I VE

OF DUPLI-
CATION

NUMBER

F | SHERMEN:
ON VESSELS. . 2 « +
ON BOATS AND SHORE.

TOTAL FISHERMEN.

VESSELS, MOTOR:
5 - 9 TONS. ..
10 - 19 TONS...

TOTAL VESSELS. .

TOTAL GROSS TONNAGE.

BOATS:
MOTOR) ey eeorcntoenenneds
OTHER
GEAR, NUMBER... . «

PACIFIC

CALI-
FORNIA

NUMBER

GRAND
TOTAL,
EXCLUSIVE
OF DUPLI-
CATION

NUMBER

979
9,324

GULF
TOTAL
FLORIDA, MISSIS= | LOUISI ‘
- = EXCLUSIVE
bea eee SIPPI ANA TEXAS | OF DUPLI-
CATION
—
NUMBER NUMBER NUMBER | NUMBER NUMBER | NUMBER
14 fe es 3 = 14
709 756 553 383 15 2,416
723 756 553 383
3 = = 3
4 2 4

15 2,430 42 10,303

480
71

REVIEW OF CERTAIN MAJOR FISHERIES

AREA AND STATE

NEW ENGLAND:
MAUINE, [5 2 oe «6 eo
MASSACHUSETTS. .
RHODE ISLAND... .
CONNECTICUT. . ..

VWOWNG ot-c96 6 0 5
MIDDLE ATLANTIC:
NEW YORK... . .
NEW JERSEY ....
DELAWARE... . « -

VOUWNE <6 6-6 0 0

CHESAPEAKE:
MARYLAND... ...-
VIURGIINIA «2s. 6

TOTAL seis) fe =)

SOUTH ATLANTIC:
NORTH CAROLINA...
SOUTH CAROLINA .. .
GEORGIA, .-. . « « »
FLORIDA, EAST COAST.

TOTAL. - . «

GULF:
FLORIDA, WEST COAST.
ALABAMA. . .
MISSISSIPPI.
LOUISIANA. .
TEXAS. . .

TOTAL . . -

PACIFIC COAST:
WASH | NGTON:
PACIFIC. 2 5 es
WESTERN. 2s. 6

TOTAL. » 2 » ws

OREGON, PACIFIC, ..

CALIFORNIA:
EASTERN. . . 2. .
PACIFIC. voi ee
WONG 6 66

SUMMARY OF OYSTER CATCH, 1965

TOTAL PACIFIC STATES.

GRAND TOTAL...

(THOUSANDS OF POUNDS AND THOUSANDS OF DOLLARS)

DREDGES

QUANTITY

18

QUANTITY.

28

569

AREA AND STATE

NEW ENGLAND:
MIMIINES (6 62600 Oo
MASSACHUSETTS. . . .
RHODE ISLAND... .
CONNECTICUT. 650

TOUAL 6 a 56 06

MIDDLE ATLANTIC:
NEW YORK 2 5 3 2 8 o
NEWRUERS EX gaat imei ime
DELAWARE .. 2 «20»

WOUNE 6 6

CHESAPEAKE:
MARYLAND .
VIRGINIA .

TOMA eee) fe) tol ers

SEE FOOTNOTES AT END OF TABLE.

8,801 2,126 362 102 ©
a
o 34,868 16,271 17,854 10, 687 224
SS =
FORKS BY HAND TOTAL

400 [A
QUANTITY. VALUE

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570

SUMMARY OF OYSTER CATCH, 1965 - Continued

AREA AND STATE

SOUTH ATLANTIC;
NORTH CAROLINA.
SOUTH CAROLINA.
GEORGIA ee ie
FLORIDA, EAST COAST .

TOTAL.

GULF:
FLORIDA, WEST COAST .
ALABAMA... .. «©
MISS]SS{PP1
LOUISIANA . 0 lo
THES Glo oo G a4 a 6

TOTAL.

PACIFIC COAST:
ALASKA, PACIFIC

WASH] NGTON;
PACIFIC .
WESTERN .

TOTAL.
OREGON, PACIFIC

CAL] FORNIA:
EASTERN . 6 4 0-0
PACTRICG 2 2 2). «

TOTAL.

TOTAL PACIFIC STATES .

GRAND TOTAL.

QUANT] TY

FORKS

VALUE

BY HAND

TOTAL
VALUE QUANTITY
172 864
433 2,805
24 247
20 166

4,082

2, 789

= 493
2,696

14 8, 343

5 4,835

2 9,165

5

1, 739

54, 688

(THOUSANDS OF POUNDS AND THOUSANDS OF DOLLARS

~- - 7,875 1,789
2 - 40 122
—_—_——+ —_
O - 7,915 1,911
== SS SS SSeS SS SSS
= - 185 54
eeaaana]oaa=aowqwqwqnananmppma]zTm9) SS NMMN»>S>-F>>—"F>—CFr
3 - 8 21
2 = 1,055 242
+—
- - 1,063 263

eee eee

3

27, 868

NOTE:--THE CATCH BY HAND IN WASHINGTON AND OREGON HAS BEEN INCLUDED WITH THE CATCH BY DREDGES; IN CALIFORNIA, IT

HAS BEEN JNCLUDED WITH TONGS.

OYSTER DREDGE

REVIEW OF CERTAIN MAJOR FISHERIES

SUMMARY OF ATLANTIC AND GULF OYSTER CATCH, 1965

(THOUSANDS OF POUNDS AND THOUSANDS OF DOLLARS )

AREA AND STATE

NEW ENGLAND:
MAINE. . 2 © 2 « « «
MASSACHUSETTS. . . .
RHODE ISLAND... .
CONNECTICUT. . 2...

MOTAL ye) fe) te) ce) 1

MIDDLE ATLANTIC:

NEW YORK
NEW JERSEY

DELAWARE . . 2 « « «

TOTAL. . 2. « « «

CHESAPEAKE :
MARYLAND . . . « « «
MIERGIINIWASS <) ) . .

WOWNES 6 od 5:6

SOUTH ATLANTIC:
NORTH CAROLINA .. .
SOUTH CAROLINA .. .
GEORGIA. . 2 2 2 6
FLORIDA, EAST COAST.

TOTALS forte; le) <0!

GULF:
FLORIDA, WEST COAST.

GRAND TOTAL. ..

QUANTITY

PUBLIC

QUANTITY.

47

PRIVATE

74 22 92 28
pe
853 449 3,229 1,064
2,629 885 160 53
431 181 62 26
2,425 580 271 47
954 309 7,389 2,093
4,631 1,457 204 81
11,070 3,412 8, 086 2,300
23,623 12,700 21,900 12, 938

&

SUMMARY OF OYSTER CATCH BY SPECIES, 1965
(THOUSANDS OF POUNDS AND THOUSANDS OF DOLLARS)

SPECIES

EASTERN:
RUBIN Creve ge) 10) veieiMe Kel te

QUANTITY VALUE
23,623 12,700
21,908 12, 959
45,531 25, 659

9,117

SSS SSS SSE

2,087

1/ EASTERN, PRIVATE, INCLUDES 8,000 POUNDS OF OYSTERS, VALUED AT $21,000 HARVESTED IN CALIFORNIA.

572

REVIEW OF CERTAIN MAJOR FISHERIES

U. S. SHRIMP FISHERY

The U.S. shrimp catch was 243.6 million pounds valued at a record $82.4 million--
an increase of 31.8 million pounds and $12.0 million compared with 1964. Landings of 195.2
million pounds along the Gulf coast were 16.2 million greater than in 1964, and accounted
for 80 percent of the total production. The shrimp catch in the South Atlantic States (26.2
million pounds) and the Pacific Coast States (20.1 million) was 8.8 and 5.6 million pounds

more, respectively, thaninthe previous year.

up sharply from 1964 but Washington and Oregon landings declined.

The 16.8-million pound Alaska landings were

The otter trawl fleet took 240.0 million pounds--99 percent of the total catch. An
additional 3.6 million pounds were taken by haul seines, bag nets, beam trawls, pots and
traps, push nets, cast nets, and brush traps.

The U.S. shrimp otter trawl fishery employed 16,790 fishermen on 3,707 vessels
Texas led in number of vessels (craft of 5 net tons and over) with 1,371;
Louisiana was first in number of boats with 3,236.

and 5,514 boats.

BY TONNAGE GROUPS, 1965

TOTAL,

NEW ENGLAND SOUTH ATLANTIC
TOTAL, TOTAL,
GROS STONNAGE ents EXCLUSIVE | NORTH SOUTH memes \iceneee: EXCLUS IVE
OF DUPLI- | CAROLINA | CAROLINA oS OF DUPLI-
CATION CATION
a
NUMBER NUMBER NUMBER NUMBER NUMBER NUMBER NUMBER
Semis Oral ener eae = = 142 24 21 2 180
[Oo WOR bone 5s : 6 6 78 63 61 36 210
20)n8 208 ; 14 14 39 37 64 43 141
SOS SSOn es 5 5 36 34 81 68 165
40) = v4or 2 2 42 32 51 67 135
50 - 59, : 3 3 19 1 22 32 58
(Ova Cees ale 5 . 3 8 3 23 28 46
Ono Re ee ae ; é 2 5 6 2 8 13
GS Gy os = a 1 Z 2 5 6
Gila “Ce naa eabae S = - = A 1 1
1OOR=51 09) ep eae 1 2 2
110 - 119. | 1 1
TOTAL VESSELS. . .
TOTAL GROSS
TONNAGE. . . 2.

GROSS TONNAGE FLORIDA,

WEST ALABAMA | MISSISSIPPI LOUISIANA TEXAS eee

Con CATION

NUMBER NUMBER NUMBER NUMBER NUMBER NUMBER
5- 9 31 32 124
Ob =) 19%) kee 0 71 17 512
20 - 29 42 92 321
0) 0 89)oo So oon 139 142 379
AO ta 4 Oe earerdel ten ine 150 164 385
50 - 59, 70 152 260
GOR ate OOF erect rsetsmneyne 231 379 534
70 - 79. 75 163 220
Goo G86 6a bo 6 15 - 3 20 34 50
90 - 99, 18 2 1 10 31 53

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SUMMARY OF SHRIMP OTTER TRAWL VESSELS,
BY TONNAGE GROUPS, 1965 - Continued

573

TOTAL,

GROSS TONNAGE FLORIDA, EXCLUS | VE
WEST ALABAMA | MISSISSIPPI LOUISIANA OF DUPLI-
COAST CATION
NUMBER NUMBER NUMBER NUMBER’ NUMBER NUMBER
MOO R—ms OO sneer tycr outers 5 2 8
VIO SWIOS dtee a 00 1 1
20-2 VSM 6 00 O80 1 1
VEO > ILE 6 6 6 Bo 1 1
TOTAL VESSELS. . . 845 295 409 1, 299 1,371 2,849
TOTAL GROSS
TONNAGE... .. . 41,410 9, 547 14,997 53,065 68,673 121,693
PACIFIC
_ GRAND
GROSS TONNAGE TOTAL,
nora E EXCLUSIVE
EXCLUSIVE
ALASKA WASHINGTON OREGON CALIFORNIA OF DUPLI- OF DUPLI-
CATION CATON
NUMBER NUMBER NUMBER NUMBER NUMBER NUMBER
Bo 95 Gos 0 00 1 - - - 1 302
10s Woo6 6006 2 - 2 4 8 733
20):5. (29o 6 co a oO 3 - 10 9 7 479
<0) Oo S6°6 5 o G10 oO 2 1 3 5 11 507
40) = “49 tsi 8 cone 2 - 4 3 7 472
E> B55 0G S O16 1 - 1 2 4 302
Gs Bo oo oo oo 3 - 1 3 561
5 W200 G4 0..0° 6-0 1 - 1 228
E)o Go ao 0 o6 - - - 1 1 54
GA OG 6680 - - - = Be
100 = 109. 6.6 o-oo 1 = - 1 10
110 6 11966 6 6 Gio%6 - - - - 2
JED Oo 1NEI5 6 6-000 6 - - - 1 1 2
eo hatea momomecsa - S = = 1
TOTAL VESSELS.
TOTAL GROSS
TONNAGE... se 143,515

SUMMARY OF SHRIMP OTTER TRAWL OPERATING UNITS, 1965

BOAT FISHERY

AREA AND STATE FISHERMEN
BOATS S99 eee OTTER TRAWLS
REGULAR CASUAL

YARDS
NUMBER NUMBER NUMBER NUMBER AT_ MOUTH
NEW ENGLAND, MAINE... . « - 38 40 17 38 760

SOUTH ATLANTIC:
NORTH CAROLINA... ...-. 356 445 54 356 5,390
SOUTH CAROLINA... .... 36 62 10 36 660
GEORGIA. . . . . .-+ © - + 282 244 201 282 3,640
FLORIDA, EAST COAST. .... 17 24 2 18 228

—— eo ll CC TTT
TOTAL, EXCLUSIVE OF
DUPLICATION. . . 2... 691 775 267 692 9,918
GULF:

FLORIDA, WEST COAST. ... 114 178 17 114 1,505
ALABAMA, 2. 1 2 ee ee ee 206 335 4 206 2,912
MISSISSIPPI, . « » +. - . 396 235 220 396 3,590
LOUISIANA, «2 1 2 ee ww 3, 236 2,997 1,376 3,236 41,603
TEXAS), » . «2 1 ss ee 0 845 735 476 845 10,124

TOTAL, EXCLUSIVE OF
DUPLICATION”. 2 2 s « ©

SOUTH ATLANTIC AND GULF,
TOTAL, EXCLUSIVE OF DUPLI-
CMON "6 5.6 G8o00 0 pa oO

GRAND TOTAL, EXCLUSIVE
OF DUPLICATION. ....

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574

SUMMARY OF SHRIMP OTTER TRAWL
OPERATING UNITS, 1965 - Continued

AREA AND STATE

NEW ENGLAND, MAINE . . © « « «

SOUTH ATLANTIC:
NORTH CAROLINA... «2 « « «
SOUTH CAROLINA . . .
GEORGIA. . . . . 5
FLORIDA, EAST COAST, ... .«

TOTAL, EXCLUSIVE OF
DUPLICATION . 2...

GULF:
FLORIDA, WEST COAST. . . .
ALABAMA. . . « - » 2 « « .
MISSISSIPPI. 2 0 + 6 so
LOUISIANA. .. elie) ello) ellie
TEXAS. . eikeursjale O oO

TOTAL, EXCLUSIVE OF
DUPLICATION . 2. « « «

SOUTH ATLANTIC AND GULF,
TOTAL, EXCLUSIVE OF DUPLI-
CMTUGCNG so: dec Od 56 oO .

PACIFIC:
ALASKA . . .
WASHINGTON .
OREGON...
CALIFORNIA .

TOTAL, EXCLUSIVE OF
DUPLICATION. .

GRAND TOTAL, EXCLUSIVE
OF DUPLICATION, . ...

AREA AND STATE

NEW ENGLAND, MAINE...

SOUTH ATLANTIC:
NORTH CAROLINA...
SOUTH CAROLINA. .

GEORGIA. eo: 0 0 + 6
FLORIDA, EAST COAST. On.0 86
TOTAL, EXCLUSIVE OF

DUPIBICATHIONM etlen ten ven ter te

VESSELS

VESSEL FISHERY

68,673

BOATS AND
VESSELS

NUMBER

143,515

F | SHERMEN

NUMBER

F |SHERMEN

TOTAL (BOAT AND VESSEL FISHERY)

OTTER TRAWLS

NUMBER

OTTER TRAWLS

GROSS YARDS
NUMBER TONNAGE NUMBER NUMBER AT MOUTH
30 843 63 30 427
370 8,112 815 518 9,139
203 5,318 417 362 7,097
325 10,570 650 611 8,779
293 11, 864 635 570 8,518
958 27,273 2,033 1,633 27,016
845 41,410 2,105 1,592 24,711
295 9,547 706 470 7,971
409 14,997 1,010 651 10,598
1,299 53,065 3,341 2,240 35, 062

38,721

77, 303

100, 331

YARDS
AT MOUTH

deo 68 120 68 1,187

1,314 874 14,529
489 398 7,757
1,095 893 12,419
661 588 8, 746
3,075 2,325 36,934

GULF s
FLORIDA, WEST COAST. . . ° 959 2,300 1,706 26,216
ALABAMA, « 6 « + 5 + + @ oo 501 1,074 676 10,483
MISSISSIPPI. 2 1% © 6 © « 805 1,465 1,047 14, 188
LOUISIANA, . 6» «© 6 « © « @ 4,535 7,714 5,476 76,665
MEXA'S Siveyuen ell inenteltiieumennenixe 2,216 4, 868 3, 363 48, 845
TOTAL, EXCLUSIVE OF
DUPLICATION. 2 © 2 «6 7,634 13,803 9,710 136, 865

SOUTH ATLANTIC AND GULF,

TOTAL, EXCLUSIVE OF DUPLI-
CNTICNG 396 Gbos og. ono oO 9,098 16,481 11,674 168,471
PACIFIC: Sao
AWASKAW set sus suesutoidcuoptclstels /stconed) 16 62 16 240
WASHINGTON . 2. 1 2 « © © . 1 3 1 19
OREGONIR i emrciucterem cnme tern cmaretans 21 66 21 399
CATBIRORNIAGN Mciiel cuncnlcnten tele 25 86 25 375
TOTAL, EXCLUSIVE OF
DUPINICATIONN 60 6) ete) leiete 55 189 55 913
GRAND TOTAL, EXCLUSIVE
9,221 16,790 11,797 170,571

OF DUPLICATION. ...

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SUMMARY OF SHRIMP CATCH, 1965

(THOUSANDS OF POUNDS AND THOUSANDS OF DOLLARS)

AREA AND STATE HAUL SEINES BAG NETS BEAM TRAWLS OTTER TRAWLS POTS AND TRAPS

oo

LUE. |c
NEW ENGLAND: QUANTITY | VALUE |QUANTITY |VALUE |QUANTITY | VALUE | QUANTITY | VALUE |QUANTITY | VALUE

MAINE. . . BT treats - - - - - - 27075 243 - -
MASSACHUSETTS. . . . . 18 =

TOTAL .
MIDDLE ATLANTIC, NEW

JERS EV (me miei mmns 0 6 0 - - - - 5 5 - = - -
SOUTH ATLANTIC: Wa sss a
NORTH CAROLINA... . 275 69 5,141 1,650

SOUTH CAROLINA... . 4 1 - - - - 6,691] . 2,608 - -
GEORGIA. . ao - - - - - - 8,585| 3,418 - -
FLORIDA, EAST COAST. . - - - - - - 5,395| 2, 388 - -

TORN 5 co 50 4 0 4 1 275 69 - - 25,812] 10,064 - -

GULF:

FLORIDA, WEST COAST. . - - - - - - 37,759 | 13,905 - -
AWABAMAW Un tien nnunenten ee - - - - - - 9,624] 3,654 - -
MISSISSIPPI talon - - - - - - 8,233] 2,523 - -
VOUNSTANAP NEN me tameis - - - - - - 62,579 | 19, 581 (eG)
WEB. obo 16 Bo 6.0 - - - - - - 77,028 | 31,241 - -

TOWNE oo! ouch ors - - - - - - 195, 223] 70,904 (1) (1)

PACIFIC: — S=—=
ALLEYS (66 bo 6 05-0 - - - - 2,941 132} 13,703 617 175 8
WASHINGTON. .... - - - - 9 3 24 2 55 28
CHEE 6 oo bob OG - - - - - - 1,750 148 - -
CALIFORNIA... ... : = - - - - 1, 434 145 (1) (1)

TOWNE <o 5 bo 0b 2,950} 135] 16,911 912 230 36

MISSISSIPPI] RIVER AND iF SS

TRIBUTARIES .

GRAND TOTAL .

AREA AND STATE PUSH NETS CAST N BRUSH TRAPS

UNCLASS|! TOTAL

NEW ENGLAND: QUANTITY | VALUE | QUANTITY | VALUE | QUANTITY | VALUE | QUANTITY} VALUE | QUANTITY VALUE

MAINE. .. erates - - z= = 2,075 243
MASSACHUSETTS. . . - 2 Z é 18 2

TOMA ened uel ve O.-0 - - - - - - - - 2,093 245

MIDDLE ATLANTIC, NEW
JERSEY. D

SOUTH ATLANTIC;
NORTH CAROLINA .
SOUTH CAROL! NA
GEORGIA. . Q
FLORIDA, EAST COAST. = = = - - - = - 5,395 | 2,388

VOU 'o G bad, 0 = C3 100 26 - =

_ Se
GULF: —— | ane EER ce ea
FLORIDA, WEST COAST. . ~ = = a - - - 37,759 |13,905

ALABAMA, . .
MISSISSIPPI.
LOUISIANA. . 2...
TEXAS. 010 40

TOTAL

PACIFIC:
ALASKA...
WASHINGTON .
OREGON...
CALIFORNIA .

TOTAL .

MISS]SSIPPI RIVER AND
TRIBUTARIES =) See).

HAWAII

GRAND TOTAL... . 243,645
— |

a LESS THAN 500 POUNDS OR $500.

263-707 O - 67 - 37

576

by area, State, and gross tonnage.

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U. S. FISH OTTER TRAWL FLEET, 1965

The following tables contain information on the U.S. fish otter trawl fleet. The data
include detailed information onthe operating units inthis fishery and a breakdown of vessels
The fish otter trawl fleet employed 4,990 fishermen on
1,171 vessels (craft of 5net tons ormore) and 112 boats. Forty-six vessels used two trawls,
which brought the total number of trawls in use to 1,217.

SUMMARY OF FISH OTTER TRAWL VESSELS
BY TONNAGE GROUPS, 1965

GROSS TONNAGE

TOTAL GROSS TONNAGE. . .

NEW ENGLAND
TOTAL, EX-
MAINE MASSA- RHODE CONNEC ~ CLUS] VE
CHUSETTS |! SLAND TICUT OF DUPLI -
CATION
NUMBER NUMBER = NUMBER NUMBER NUMBER
= 3 - - 3
12 33) 13) 9 67
16 30 14 5 59
9 51 10 7 65
4 46 12 1 51
7 33 5 1 40
2 36 2 1 40
5 34 5 - 38
- 18 = - 18
- 13 1 - 13
2 10 1 - 12
3 20 - - 22
- 9 - - 9
= 9 = - 9
1 5 - = o
1 12 - - 12
4 6 - - 8
1 Y - - 8
S 1 E is 1
2 4 L e 6
- 1 - - 1
- 4 = - 4
- 3 - - 3
1 2 - - 3
1 2 = = 3
= 2 - - 2
= 2 = - 2
- 2 - - 2
2 = é = 2
2 - - 2
2 z - - 2
- 1 3 > 1
see |t=
77 399 63 24 514.
oe pol Wea ete a Ee aE ee
6, 345 30, 556 25355 627 37,192

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SUMMARY OF FISH OTTER TRAWL VESSELS,

BY TONNAGE GROUPS, 1965 - Continued

MIDDLE ATLANTIC CHESAPEAKE
GROSS TONNAGE TOTAL, EX- TOTAL, EX-
NEW NEW CLUS! VE MARY - vir- | CLUSIVE
YORK JERSEY DELAWARE | oF DUPLI- LAND GINIA |OF DUPLI-
CATION CATION
ee
NUMBER NUMBER NUMBER NUMBER NUMBER NUMBER | NUMBER
Bo. 9 5 9 S 14 S 1 1
We 1 35 28 1 63 9 7 14
20 - 29 36 20 1 56 7 6 ih
30 - 39 28 16 1 44 4 6 9
40 - 49 10 17 2 26 4 7 9
50 - 59 13 16 24 3 8 8
60 - 69 7 9 12 1 6 6
7079 9 16 z 23 3 M1 13
80 - 89 4 4 S 5 = 1 1
100 - 109 1 2 é 3 2 1 1
110 - 119 3 7 = 7 1 6 6
120 - 129 3 3 = 3 = 2 2
130 - 139 = = = - 2 2
140 - 149 | 1 1 Z 1 = 1 1
150 - 159 . 1 1 = 1 : 2 S
190 - 199 . 2 = = 2 - : =
TOTAL VESSELS. 158 149 3 284 32 65 84
TOTAL GROSS TONNAGE. 6, 481 6,971 78 11, 408 1,199 3, 947 4, 528
a eS ee atl Bis

GROSS TONNAGE

DUPLICAT] ON

Bro t) 5
10 - 19.
40) 2 48) co
€9).c. EES
40 - 49.
Go) > S25
6OR— GO.
70 - 79.
80 - 89.
9 - 99.
100 - 109 .
Wiley o WW) o G6 ato a
20) > WE ois o 516
VEO! > WS) %S “og. as oo

TOTAL VESSELS.

TOTAL GROSS TONNAGE.

SEE FOOTNOTES AT END OF TABLE.

NORTH CARO-
LINA, TOTAL,
EXCLUSIVE OF

NUMBER

11

MISSI S-
S|IPPI

JANA

TOTAL, EX-
CLUSIVE
OF DUPLI -

CATION

PACIFI

ALASKA

NUMBER

al)

= 3-0UIRDOKRO®
'
-ORG

3, 331 840

ee ee

NUMBER

NUMBER

SETAE)

c

WASH-
INGTON

NUMBER

3,883

267

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OTTER TRAWLER

REVIEW OF CERTAIN MAJOR FISHERIES

SUMMARY OF FISH OTTER TRAWL VESSELS,
BY TONNAGE GROUPS, 1965 - Continued

PACIFIC - CONTINUED GREAT LAKES ain
TOTAL,
GROSS TONNAGE TOTAL, EX- TOTAL, EX- Savana
bora CLUSIVE CLUSI VE Sate
FORNIA OF DUPLI- OF DUPLI - ata
CATION CATION
NUMBER NUMBER NUMBER NUMBER NUMBER
Sion Otani tes axeh es - 1 2 = 30
OSG esse oAGag eRe - i 16 6 182
ZONE: tO ance apne 7 19 40 1 198
EO EE gm nlsed a teat 8 12 35 3 170
soy ae SONS FON ee ma 16 1 49 4 153
SORSau SON Paria nes Saar 7 7 29 e 102
oy Sea tone analn hese 2 1 12 : 69
10) ST Nance AGES kate cate 2 5 "1 1 69
BONSI SOO ge yes destaeme ss opt 3 2 8 32
GONG SMe rs 2 - 5 - 23
WO Ise bls 6 a a 4 op 2 2 6 19
HI) SB AEY oleh seenanar ake : 1 2 - 30
ZO Wa D129 ern Meera eat ate! Z = : - "1
SOR TSO Ae a ete nea : 1 1 a 12
KOG KO sé 600560 6 - - - - 6
SOBSRISO Maan heen chau - : - - 14
Helo) NSS) Fete ae sey Coca agp - - : : 8
Tu) oa slime deo adoue = - Z - 8
Neto) Seats Ae mle ON z e a : 1
NSO RMaIC ORM eo hela aiy ae = = Z : 7
2d) eI) a ip! wig elie e - 2 z B 1
BIO © BIO o og 6b 6 0 a0 - - = 4
220n nozomi S 2 2 i 3
Peo) reel He teams Chemie z - Z = 3
BNO) 3 BIO) Gg G5 end 6 db : 5 : : 3
7) SB) 5 6-5 4 06 88 6 i = z 2 2
ZaO GA) Giglio aio cae Tee = - : z 2
FEO SED uh vara ele ample - : x a 2
S00) SOS) A gla a adele i < : = 2
SHO) SS fs aia ede see : é 2
ZOE a2 ey eel ch : 2 : 2 2
Haves Cle) ceeresaia AS Vee Met : = “ : 1
MOMAUSVESSEUS Sse ).c rans a 49 69 4/ 216 2/ is 1,171
SS oo ——S>——= ——————eaaaSSS=SS=SSS =
TOTAL GROSS TONNAGE. . . 2,452 2,876 9, 930 454 63, 062
Ea Sst ST a PS Se ROE | ELE Se

Vv
2/

INCLUDES MID-WATER TRAWLS.

INCLUDES 4 VESSELS OPERATED IN LAKE WINNEBAGO,

2 OF WHICH ALSO OPERATED IN THE GREAT LAKES.

FISH OTTER TRAWL

REVIEW OF CERTAIN MAJOR FISHERIES

579

SUMMARY OF FISH OTTER TRAWL OPERATING UNITS, 1965

AREA AND STATE

NEW ENGLAND;
MAINE 2 2 3.
MASSACHUSETTS .
RHODE 1SLAND.
CONNECTICUT .

TOTAL, EXCLUSIVE OF
DUPLICATION .

MIDDLE ATLANTIC:
NEW YORK. .
NEW JERSEY.
DELAWARE.

TOTAL, EXCLUSIVE OF
DUPLICATION .

CHESAPEAKE;
MARYLAND.
VIRGINIA.

TOTAL, EXCLUSIVE OF
DUPLICATION .

SOUTH ATLANTIC, NORTH
CAROLINA .

PACIFIC, CALIFORNIA .
GREAT LAKES 1/. . .

GRAND TOTAL, EXCLUSIVE
OF DUPLICATION. 0

BOATS

REGULAR

NUMBER

BOAT F] SHERY

F] SHERMEN

NUMBER

CASUAL

112

51

4

OTTER TRAWLS

YARDS
AT MOUTH

131

116

AREA AND STATE

NEW ENGLAND:
MAINE . . 9. 6
MASSACHUSETTS .
RHODE 1SLAND.
CONNECTICUT .

TOTAL, EXCLUSIVE OF
DUPLICATION . °

MIDDLE ATLANTIC:
NEW YORK. .
NEW JERSEY.
DELAWARE .

TOTAL, EXCLUSIVE OF
DUPLICATION .

CHESAPEAKE:
MARYLAND .
VIRGINIA.

TOTAL, EXCLUSIVE OF
DUPLICATION .

SOUTH ATLANTIC, NORTH
CAROLINA . oO

SEE FOOTNOTES AT END OF TABLE.

VESSEL FISHERY

1,905

VESSELS F | SHERMEN OTTER TRAWLS
GROSS YARDS
NUMBER TONNAGE NUMBER NUMBER AT MOUTH
77 6, 345 289 77 1,644
399 30, 556 2, 486 399 10, 820
63 2, 355 210 63 1,632
24 627 52 24 531
514 37, 192 2,819 514 13, 442
158 6, 481 450 158 3, 740
149 6,971 501 149 3, 728
3 78 6 3 67
ab I Ae [Ra OL ey Die ms gl [Paces Rie en A I
284 11, 408 831 284 6,821
32 1,199 98 32 817
65 3, 947 268 65 1,757
Ses SSS le eee NL ey [A DL [NG eT SSE le
84 4,528 318 84 2, 259
a1 3, 648 241 104 2,518

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580

SUMMARY OF FISH OTTER TRAWL OPERATING UNITS, 1965 - Continued

VESSEL FISHERY

VESSELS

AREA AND STATE

F | SHERMEN OTTER TRAWLS

GROSS YARDS
eum NUMBER TONNAGE NUMBER NUMBER AT MOUTH
MISSISSIPPI. Qo 80 S} ssh 189 107 1,961
LOUISIANA. . 2. © 19 840 28 481

TOTAL, EXCLUSIVE OF
DUPLICATION. oe

PACIFIC: 2/
ALASKA ~ .
WASHINGTON .
OREGON. . .
CALIFORNIA .

TOTAL, EXCLUSIVE OF
DUPLICATION.

GREAT LAKES 1/. . .

GRAND TOTAL, EXCLUSIVE
OF DUPLICATION .

AREA AND STATE
BOATS AND VESSELS

YARDS
NEW ENGLAND: NUMBER NUMBER NUMBER AT MOUTH

MAINE SUDO Sepreectescccenctien 111 347 11 2,303
MASSACHUSETTS. . .... - 405 2,493 405 10, 903
RHODEAUIISWAND! 5 So) Ss 72 229 72 1,800
CONNEGHICUTR Sse oe 51 98 51 892
TOTAL, EXCLUSIVE OF
DUPLICATION. . . .
MIDDLE ATLANTIC;
NEW YORK . .
NEW JERSEY .
DELAWARE tan Shey tris
TOTAL, EXCLUSIVE OF
DUPLICATION. ;

CHESAPEAKE;
MARYLAND .

VIRGINIA . ote 0
TOTAL, EXCLUSIVE OF
DUPLICATION. :

SOUTH ATLANTIC, NORTH
CAROLINA. . . 2 . 2 s

GULF:
MISSISSIPPI.
LOU] SJ ANA. 6) 08-6
TOTAL, EXCLUSIVE OF
DUPLICATION. 0-9

PACIFIC; 2/
ALASKA...
WASHINGTON .
OREGON. . .
CALIFORNIA . as
TOTAL, EXCLUSIVE OF
DUPLICATION.

590 2,949 590 14,713

GREAT LAKES 1/ .. .

GRAND TOTAL, EXCLUSIVE

OF DUPLICATION... . 1,283 4,990 i333 31, 329
ee Sit I RT ene

1/- INCLUDES 4 VESSELS OPERATED IN LAKE WINNEBAGO, 2 OF WHICH ALSO OPERATED IN THE GREAT LAKES.

2 INCLUDES MID-WATER TRAWLS.

SECTION 13

581

HISTORICAL FISHERY STATISTICS

Statistics of the fisheries of the United States are necessary for the best use of the
Nation's aquatic resources. As series of data for extended periods of time are accumulated,
the information becomes increasingly more valuable in indicating trends in the supply and
utilization of fishery products. The extent to which these data are used is frequently depend-
ent upon the ready availability of needed information to researchers, management officials,
and members of the fishing industry.

The Bureau of Commercial Fisheries has in its files and in various Bureau reports or
publications ofother organizations alarge volume of historical data. These statistics would
be of considerable use to researchers and others interested in the fisheries. Unfortunately,
few know of these records. To make the series readily available to researchers and others
interested in the fisheries, a section entitled "Historical Fishery Statistics" has been pub-
lished, since 1951, in "Fishery Statistics of the United States." The titles of the series
published, and the identifying number of the Digest in which each appears, follows:

Revised and
Published in updated in
Statistical Digest Statistical Digest

Number Number

Menhadenghisihenymara ur mcursurepionin nie tcicite 30 59
Ovstersbisheryauiciicn cn icnteeliels Sia etih cee 34 59
Pacific Sardine Fishery ............ 36 59
Atlantic Ocean Perch Fishery ......... 39 59
RaciticuHerringshishenyarmelce cateaiericncricite 41 59
United States Haddock Fishery ........ 43 59
United States Tuna Fishery .......... 44 59
United States Atlantic Cod Fishery ...... 49 -
Fur Seal Industry of the Pribilof Islands. ... 51 =
Eastern Pacific Halibut Fishery. ....... 53 =
California Mackerel Fisheries. ........ 54 -
Atlantic Mackerel Fishery. .......... 56 =
Commercial Fisheries of the Great Lakes... 57 -
Potomac River Alewife Fishery; Hudson....

River and Potomac River Shad Fishery.... 58 59
United States Shrimp Fishery ......... 59 =
United States Lobster Fishery. ........ 59 =
Atlantic Ocean Herring Fishery ........ 59 =

The following pages include historical dataon the United States shrimp fishery, United
States lobster fishery, Atlantic sea herring fishery, and revised and updated data for other
series as shown in the following table.

HISTORICAL FISHERY STATISTICS

SHRIMP FISHERY, 1887-1965

The shrimp fishery is our most valuable fishery. In 1965, the value of the catch ex-
ceeded $82.4 million--$12 million greaterthan inthe previous year and 26 percent more than
the second most valuable item, Pacific salmon. More than 16 thousand fishermen in over
3,500 vessels and 8,600 boats operated in this fishery in 1965.

Imports of shrimp increased from 40 million pounds in 1950 to 179.0 million pounds
(heads-off weight) in 1965 and isthe most valuable fishery item imported. In 1965, imports
from 62 countries were valued at $113.8 million and accounted for 54 percent of the total
United States shrimp supply of 331.3 million pounds (heads-off weight).

The importance of the industry and the growing interest in data on shrimp, gave rise
to the preparation of this report. No attempt has been made to record historical operating
unit data. Fordetailed data on operating units for years since 1957, seethe major fisheries
section of Fishery Statistics of the United States. For years priorto 1957, referto operating
units by gear for each of the States inwhich shrimp were taken. To assist in locating data,
there follows a reference guide to the information and the pages on which it appears.

CATCH: Page
NewsEnglandiState’sien reuse nen ce cite teliten|ilieitronete g! dud) 6fa'p 583
MiddlepAtlanticiStatesw raj. cicwicriei elton rotetirslitotvei vom cy tenets 584
GhesapeakerState’sicciuciuen ine) iit ete edusicoiven coh etsetieh vet tet cite 585
SouthvAtlantic Statesiey ys) i.) serie omselnen voy sieen etoile Siren elit cals 586
Gulf States. .... BONO B16 soubelot QO, 8c vo <o)-obeluore 587
RaciticuCoastistates) eine camaro. SS Aone Deuce sens 588

FROZEN TRADE:
Freezings and holdings, by months..... GOO sOnO GIO 589

PROCESSED PRODUCTS:

Processed shrimp products ......... 62040, a O Oe-0 595
PRICES:
Monthilylex=vesiselupricess cir leiien chiel siieienienontettente: tne 598
Index of monthly ex-vessel prices ..... 4 ca cad a 598
Monthly average fresh wholesale prices ......... 599
Monthly average frozen wholesale prices. ..... on 0'.0 600
Index of monthly fresh wholesale prices ......... 601
Index of monthly frozen wholesale prices. ........ 602
Monthly average retail prices. .......+.e-. necdacies 603
Index of monthlysretallsprices'y) ) i.) 0) epics) ehieiye. el s/o 5 603

FOREIGN TRADE:

Imports OLiShrimpyseuiewkementeueemnae et (- 4 di. JOU oP OMe Ga a 6 604
Imports of shrimp, by product type. ..... Goo ia i O 611
Exportsiof domesticishrimpyey .\ccisenietienicn st (sive! isi ce GligehG 613
Exports of foreignyshrimpy. 2. .<)) aeisiieite) 6) 0) ote) 1 ob 5.0 635

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FREEZINGS AND HOLDINGS OF SHRIMP, BY MONTHS, 1938-65 - Continued

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MAY

YEAR FREEZINGS HOLDINGS
RAW OTHER TOTAL
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1960. ..... 1,198 2,782 3,980 17, 540 7, 387 24,927
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WOO 6G 6-5. 0 2 2 946 2 2 7,032
IOUS oualG o.6 2 2 1,399 2 2 3,848
(OAS 6.5 G50) 0 2 2 1,078 2 2 6,297
NOAO NS ee eave 2 2 2,312 2 2 6,795
W950) Ferhew te: 1s 2 2 4,115 2 2 16,389
Wale. 5-G-0' 6-6 2 2 55255 2 2 14,824
MOS20 ges Sects) ewe 2 2 4,096 2 2 14,108
(ORES 68.5 os 5 2 2 5,670 2 2 11,693
O54 Sar awe leis 2 2 4,415 2 2 17,217
IESE Sig Bio 5 5,951 1,207 7,158 12,069 3,995 16, 064
TO5Geurey hice verre 3,612 2,524 6,136 8, 255 4,557 12,812
OST eweeropenwe me 5,995 3,276 9,271 8,768 5, 904 14,672
O56 Sareimemye wants 3,832 2,597 6,429 12,351 6, 223 18,574
WEG Ghee a 7,062 4,182 11, 244 22,352 7,477 29, 829
NOGOsBreltepewetits 7,077 4,468 11,545 17,397 9,135 26, 532
WMG O86.a 6.8 2,671 4,012 6, 683 14, 849 8,554 23,403
NOG 2 aerate 2,735 3,933 6, 668 13,677 5, 228 18,905
WEES Biot go6. 6 5,585 5,789 11,374 25,460 11,521 36,981
NOGA Mere icarentouke 4,300 5,076 9,376 24,315 9,124 33,439
IESG Gide Gtond 4,435 5, 647 10,082 22,937 10,760 33,697

AUGUST

YEAR FREEZINGS HOLDINGS
OTHER TOTAL

ee

QUANTITY QUANTITY QUANTITY QUANTITY QUANTITY QUANTITY
GES eas ans 2 2 181 1,490
11930 Spenser 2 2 252 3,275
Devs 5 Goo 6k 2 2 293 2 2 1,510
ION lo Gbl0. duo 2 2 517 2 2 1,483
eG Gaerne 2 2 699 2 2 2,618
1043 aren ca 2 2 1,035 2 2 2,423
TNS Se a 2 2 1,031 2 2 2,063
1945, . : 2 2 2, 566 2 2 4,010
(eEAGe 6 65 Sun 2 2 1,937 2 2 6,488
O47 Ns teers eye 2 2 23499 2 2 4,633
TOES 6: A al eb 2 2 2, 334 2 2 6, 589
194 ore eas 2 2 3,441 2 2 6,474
ISSO see 2 2 6,578 2 2 16, 558
1951, 2 2 6, 867 2 2 15,149
ICEER. 6) 418 auc 2 2 5,089 2 2 12,547
TOSS SRT ae 2 2 77155 2 2 12, 860
WE a Seale 2 2 8, 168 2 2 20, 632
TOSS Soper ote 4,841 718 5,559 13,333 4, 364 17,697
(Ges Go nounee 4,750 2, 584 7,304 8, 786 4,382 13, 168
ICeYs Ga Gee 5,575 3,358 8, 933 10, 867 6,311 17,178
TOSO Maer 5,221 3,716 8, 937 15, 274 5, 564 20, 838
NO SO Meters 8,488 5,138 13,626 23, 780 9,907 33, 687
TOGORye eae 6, 903 4,994 11,897 20,171 12,277 32,448
NC Lenl Coie Lanne 3,760 3,379 7,139 12,728 7, 602 20, 330
TEGO ee eu ee 4,028 4,337 8, 365 12,754 5, 646 18,400
TOSSSuAeeee se 6,929 7,279 14; 208 24, 803 13,194 37,997
NOGA eri 0 5, 244 5,506 10, 750 21,952 10,065 32,017
ICeeBie esas 5,670 6,137 11,807 21,441 11,756 33, 197

SEE FOOTNOTES AT END OF TABLE. (CONTINUED ON NEXT PAGE)

HISTORICAL FISHERY STATISTICS

593

FREEZINGS AND HOLDINGS OF SHRIMP, BY MONTHS, 1938-65 - Continued

(THOUSANDS OF POUNDS)

YEAR

a

YEAR

1938. 2... .-.
1939, . 2. «

1940,
1941.
1942,
1943,
1944,
1945,
1946.
1947.
1948.
1949,

1950.
1951.
1952,
1953.
1954,
1955.
1956.
1957.
1958.
1959.

G00 00

1960,
1961.
1962,
1963.
1964,

QUANTITY

{3}

NNNNN NNNNNNNNNN

5,162
5, 283
6, 969
6, 509
8, 809

6, 823
3,898
4,602
6,325
5,612

RAW
QUANTITY

ay

NNNNN NNNNNNNNNN

FREEZINGS

QUANTITY

FREEZINGS

OTHER

QUANTITY

NNNNNNNNNN NM

SEPTEMBER

QUANTITY

226
623

1,440
1,244
1,225
2,357
2,751
4, 350
3, 286
4,161
3,919
4,159

TOTAL

QUANTITY

1,039
13245

2,134
2,912
3,037
1,831
3,679
5,538
4,986
7,732
5,727
4,929

8, 265
10,713
8,476
7,461
7,769
6,722
9,983
8,871
10,747
13,547

11,526
8, 692
9,830

12, 532

11,589

11,385

QUANTITY

NNNNN NNNNNNNNNN

14, 220
11,905
16, 896
18,079
26,119

24,492
13,361
12, 843
27, 356
22,909

HOLDINGS

QUANTITY

NNNNNNNNNNDY

NNNNN

QUANTITY

1, 064
2,474

2,085
1, 800
2,494
4,163
4,894
8,470
7,466
7,705
7,978
8,743

17,802
16,568
12,437
14,823
25,117
18, 544
16,502
22,995
25,210
36,177

36, 899
20,741
19,348
40,355
32,471
33,496

HOLDINGS

OTHER
QUANTITY

ey

NNNNN NNNNNNNNN ND

SAgoSP
ae
o8a

TOTAL

QUANTITY

2,125
2, 604

3,635
3,854
4,437
5,756
8,419
13, 332
11,199
14,110
12,147
12, 259

22,756
22, 382
14,395
20, 962
28, 439
22,423
20,477
28, 896
32,721
43, 188

43,659
26, 293
28,487
51,328
37, 264

> 2 38, 548

(CONTINUED ON NEXT PAGE)

SEE FOOTNOTES AT END OF TABLE.

594,

FREEZINGS AND HOLDINGS OF SHRIMP, BY MONTHS, 1938-65 - Continued

(THOUSANDS OF POUNDS)

HISTORICAL FISHERY STATISTICS

+—

NOVEMBER

YEAR FREEZINGS HOLDINGS
RAW OTHER TOTAL RAW
QUANTITY QUANTITY QUANTITY. QUANTITY QUANTITY QUANTITY
1938. . a! 0 2 2 2,403 A 2 4,388
OSS isereste 2 2 2, 246 2 2 3,427
940... 7 2 2 3, 102 2 2 5,801
WON So Gro 6. 6 2 2 4,780 2 2 7,278
10425. 6650 0 0 2 2 2,297 2 2 5,573
943. : 2 2 2,742 2 2 7,759
Vs G6 bBo 2 2 2,756 2 2 10, 543
945. . 6 2 2 3,945 2 2 16,001
1265 3 6.6 0.0 2 2 3,682 2 2 13,760
VOW o 6 5 6-66 2 2 3,170 2 2 16,716
948, 3 2 2 3,955 2 2 16, 060
949, . 2 2 5, 204 2 2 18,771
1950. . 2 2 5,451 2 2 24,585
1951. 2 2 6, 384 2 2 26,459
1952. . : 2 2 4,517 2 2 16, 384
CBS oo DO 6 2 2 6, 330 2 2 26, 754
1954, : 2 2 8, 167 2 2 32,788
CS55° 6 bu 2,653 575 3, 228 18, 291 4,738 23,029
(WES G o6)0-0 5,672 2,018 7,690 16,713 5,847 22,560
Wears 6 bao o 4,222 1,802 6,024. 22, 326 9,957 32, 283
ICES 66: Goa 4,418 3,706 8, 124 30,211 10,017 40, 288
959, sake 4,720 3,790 8,510 37,334 10,719 48,053
NSCOR et 4,435 4,212 8, 647 37, 264 14,695 51,959
Qe O66. 0) 6 2,746 4,269 7,015 20,668 9,191 29,859
G25 Go 6!ane 6 4,224 4,139 8, 363 27, 500 7,971 35,071
1268s 6) 55 66 4,754 5, 247 10,001 42,142 14,635 56,777
QCA rigeiee ue 4,420 5,444 9, 864 33, 268 10,439 43,707
(EBS Go 6 -ai.Aco 5,423 5,058 10,481 29,083 13,343 42,426
SS
DECEMBER
YEAR FREEZINGS HOLDINGS
RAW
QUANTITY. QUANTITY QUANTITY QUANTITY QUANTITY QUANTITY
WEG dG D0 6 2) (2) 1,627 2) (2) 5,548
HEED). '526) 6.0 2) (2) 2, 204 2) (2) 4,797
1940. ee 2 2 1,939 2 2 7,422
(LNG 610! 5 1G: O 2 2 3,331 2 2 9,722
Wo 5 4 8-0 2 2 985 2 2 5,483
1825540. 60g 0-0 2 2 1,303 2 2 8,418
SAAT Me eretist es 2 2 758 2 2 10,101
OARS ig Boo 2 2 2,400 2 2 15,825
NOG meas tae 2 2 1,686 2 2 13,512
CHa ao a O60 2 2 1,901 2 2 17,876
(OAs o Shbea un 2 2 2,663 2 2 16,726
949, . Bib 2 2 1,746 2 2 16,469
gta Joo 2 2 4,174 2 2 25,652
a 679 OND 2 2 4,901 2 2 27,552
Oona O.0 2 2 3,891 2 2 15, 390
8 a LOG 2 2 3,210 2 2 26, 390
iameieons 2 2 5,407 2 2 32, 184
cieaterrotie 1,972 832 2, 804 17, 369 5, 296 22, 665
66. 0-16!'6 4,440 1,685 6,125 17,199 6,190 23, 389
Ga se ond 2,218 1,588 3, 806 21,719 9, 506 31,225
Ace oO 3,087 2,692 5,779 32, 844 8, 840 41, 684
Aiactes aon 2,785 4,295 7,080 37, 866 10,572 48,438
IS6OZ ee eyes os kel 2, 684 3, 245 5,929 40,913 13,441 54,354
Bio BiooNoNc 1,676 3,314 4,990 19,755 8,540 28, 295
O62 iin cients 3,063 3,741 6, 804. Si S77, 8, 167 39,744
IGE ove Grave 3,957 4,590 8, 547 45,335 13,781 59,116
Bneshald =o 36, 641 11,875 48,516
9 oF ty 0! G 28, 380 13,081 41,461
Scan es

1/ NOT AVAILABLE.

2/ DATA FOR RAW HEADLESS AND OTHER SHRIMP WERE NOT PUBLISHED SEPARATELY.
NOTE: =--DATA FOR 1938-44 WERE COMPILED BY THE DEPARTMENT OF AGRICULTURE.
THE 15TH OF EACH MONTH; 1943-53 ON THE FIRST OF EACH MONTH; AND SINCE 1953, ON THE LAST DAY OF THE MONTH.
RAW 1S HEADLESS SHRIMP WITH SHELL ON; OTHER SHRIMP INCLUDES BREADED.

PRIOR TO 1943, DATA WERE REPORTED ON

HISTORICAL FISHERY STATISTICS

U.S. PRODUCTION OF PROCESSED SHRIMP PRODUCTS, 1930-65

(THOUSANDS OF POUNDS AND THOUSANDS OF DOLLARS)

FRESH AND FROZEN

YEAR PACKAGED RAW, HEADLESS BREADED,
RAW AND COOKED
QUANTITY VALUE QUANTITY VALUE QUANTITY. VALUE
1EE@o oc oO) 6 2,609 554 - oO
WEG 6 6 a 0 0 2, 087 295 - -
GEG G6 Oo Oo (3) (3) - - = -
IGS Ga 60 4 2,300 379 - - - =
IDE 6 oo a0 385 132 - - -
WGEGo 6 6 6.60 4,190 592 - = = =
IGEVo 0 Ovo oO 526 173 - -
IG835 6.00 0 6 3,348 458 - - = =
IGE95 4 oO avd 8, 438 Tals - - - -
1296 G oo 6-0 14,545 2,007 = = = =
Ilo 6 00 O10 3 3 - - - -
1942, «ee 2 « S} 3 - - - -
185 90600 3 3 - - - =
145 clo 6 0-8 3 3 = = . =
IOS 9 b.0 6:0 3 3 - = ©
OAG Seremmonrednerte 3 3 - = = =
1947, « ew we wo 3 3 - - - -
O40 streuen erent 3 3 - = - =
1949, . 2... 3 3 - =
VEEM a Gi0 0.0 5/46,180 5/ 24,503 - - 6, 583 4,226
1@al6 6 667456 (3) (3) (3) (3) (3) (3)
1920"'5'6 166 6 59, 536 35,919 - - 17,265 12,840
J@EIo 6 610 0 0 61,990 41,497 - - 17, 438 13,393
WOES 96-06-00 82,416 43,115 - - 24,802 17,578
JOR co 6 OO - - 69,122 39, 690 38,991 26,907
WES oo 640.6 - - 61,355 42, 633 50, 888 37,301
(GEV5 o86 0.045 - - 5B, 269 45,070 51,085 37,764
GED G0 0 G0 - - 63,276 48,214 60,865 43, 622
1@EIO 61G-0 OO - - 61,598 36,980 69,764 45,314
WWE GO OO - - 78,071 47, 636 70,348 47,015
WOGI6 5 60.0.6 - - 46,417 35, 262 73,795 55, 089
O25 6 0 0 Oo 6 - - 51,177 47,214 76,803 62,230
WEDS 6 4 6 6.0 - - 66,441 47,687 76,216 53,527
1045 Go 000 - - 64, 537 52,895 91,333 63,388
108 6 6 6 00 = = 64,449 52, 598 98, 144 77,091

——= =

FRESH AND FROZEN - CONTINUED

a ee ee ee ee
YEAR RAW COOKED

QUANTITY VALUE QUANTITY VALUE
ICEs 6 od oo ; = - 331 104
IEEllo 6 duo oo - - 1,671 323
(IGEEIG pice trans - - 3) (3)
1EBAS “6 01,0, 60 - 1,367 316
(G85 6 G16 OG - - 673 206
NOSi7ente. sures - 925 273
WEBS 0 0 0 06 - - 1,479 451
WEEDS Ge sial Sl - - 1,309 356
1205.66.00 0 - - 1,573 479
146 6.0 6 008 - - 3 3
10425."6.60 6.0 - - 3 3
135-6 oe Go - - 3 3
12s 56 6 6 6 - - 3 3
WEES Goo o40 - - 3 3
IL. 6 G8! 65 - - 3 3
ITS. Gg Bane - - 3 3
OAC Mirren einer ee - - 3 3
1056 <6 6 obo - - 3 3
19206 6 6 60 6 - - 1,520 1,955
IBl5 6 6 O06 - - (3) (3)
19825 6 6 ao < 280 2,548 3,350
TEENS G4 Oro 610 382 79 1,124.
ICES 6 6 blo 6 4,156 2,605 1,607 2,056
WEES 6 G06 c 6,745 5,895 1,758 1,798
Wess 6 6 60 6 7,512 7,304 2,237 3,101
(GeW6 6.0 0.4 6 9,375 9,952 1,444 2,488
E30 4-00 6-0 7,622 8,449 2,080 3,405
ICED6 6 6 06 6 11,096 9,945 1,891 2,816
WOES G6 6 O65 19,287 18, 500 2,871 4, 281
WMG o 6 66 17, 236 18,303 2,592 4,021
I8kBo 6°95 0 oo 18,129 22,032 3,139 5,401
WWéHo 6456 6 22,155 | 25,711 2,322 3,750
(945 00 oO a.8 23,134 26,107 3, 559 4,958
1965, «ow 6 23,535 27, 325 4,105 6, 239
pe I es eral ee eae al ago | I | Ee

SEE FOOTNOTES AT END OF TABLE

PEELED (INCLUDING DEVEINED)

SPECIALITIES, SOUPS,
STEWS, COCKTAILS, ETC.

QUANTITY VALUE

524 460
1,657 1,252
2,907 1, 688
3,555 2,858
3, 664 2,938
3,635 2,693
5,829 4,102
5,743 4,413
5,514 4, 583
5,101 4,151
7,759 6, 032
9,695 8, 309

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HISTORICAL FISHERY STATISTICS

596
e °
SHRIMP PRODUCTS, 1930-65 - Continued
CANNED
YEAR REGULAR SPECIALTIES
(DRAINED WEIGHT) (soups, STEWS, ETC.)
STANDARD THOUSAND THOUSAND STANDARD THOUSAND THOUSAND
CASES 1/ POUNDS DOLLARS “CASES 2/ ~ POUNDS” “DOLLARS:
(EBb-oka 6 010/60 1,456, 364 9,830 3, 805 = = ss
EBs 0 no am O40 1, 288, 438 8, 697 3,064 = - &
1S. 6:6) 66 .a 0-0 1,556, 509 10, 506 4,382 - - =
CLs 65 016. 0-0-0 1,596, 704 10, 778 4,609 - = =
1825666 01015 00 1,634, 920 11, 036 3,783 - S =
ICES. b-670 00-0 0 1,627,478 10,985 4,122 = Ss 5
Wo ola do 40D 2,067, 541 13,956 5, 322 - - x
WOB35. G9 5/0 60-5 2,051, 954 13,851 5, 182 = = So
WES G00 .0'a 80 2, 232, 881 15,072 5,529 a c =
IREDS GigeG.o00 ONG 1,997, 406 13,482 5,013 3 3 3
WES 6.66.0 6.0 lc 2,038, 318 13, 759 3, 982 3 3 3
IGERS Go G0 6 0 0 1, 868, 526 12,613 2,595 3 3 3
WEES 6:0 Sn 1G Oo 6 2, 130, 376 14, 380 3,479 - 5 o
IEG G0). 0 0 0.0 2,514, 646 16,974 4,403 = 6 =
WESE:.o' 6.80 6:00 2, 700, 684 18, 230 4,722 3 3 3
WES 6-6 1015 6 6°0 2, 276,427 15, 366 4,672 3 3 3
WEWo..0! 6 6 006.0 3, 188, 654 21,523 7,130 3 3 3
TEE. 0.6 Gio O.0°0 2, 683, 451 18,113 4,972 3 3 3
NCES clog oO ob 3, 059, 463 20,651 5, 398 3 3 3
Wey Oe Gia ood. 8.6 2, 480, 554 16, 743 4,318 2,903 139 16
WAS 4.00) G0! a; 0 1,966, 387 13, 273 4,883 3, 808 183 24
5 do Osh O0L0 2,140,781 14,450 7,347 is {3 3
1943 Sarena sarcmente 1,467, 635 9,907 5, 361 3 3 3
HOS 6.06 6G. O40 1, 248, 109 8,425 4,855 = o a
WSS 510.8610. 0 477,713 3, 225 1,919 (3) (3) (3)
WeyISS 6, 6..0 a6 BG 1,160, 289 7, 832 8, 429 7, 863 377 144
MOA 7pemed oncntesreltte 1,049,701 7, 085 8, 192 1,739 83 60
OAS Mireptete ene enloiiente 1, 241,933 8, 383 7,791 2, 594 125 96
G4 Ops careticieitenis 1,477, 158 9,971 11, 203 4,066 195 12]
IPEDS 5. Of. OG 6 6 1,747, 224 11, 794 12,773 6,418 308 141
IBS oo 5:8 Db OLS 1,935, 936 13, 068 12,187 8, 864 425 176
WGERS 6-5 O06 a 0 1,817,577 12, 269 ' 12,999 9, 736 467 225
WEEL Gua. a: Gold 2, 258, 036 15,242 18, 947 8, 540 410 205
ers GB One. al oko 2,077, 158 14,021 13,691 6, 364 305 101
1955 Suet cme micmreients 2, 002, 307 13, 516 13, 562 5,969 287 116
WEISS 6 o'5%0 5 00 2, 020, 138 13, 636 16,421 11, 888 S71 336
VERS G6! G80-050 6 1,351,113 9,120 13, 136 8,216 304 159
IESE o (gah GB 2,119,731 14, 308 20,791 5,131 246 94
OSO Seem mremiere mente 2,049, 222 13, 832 16,948 3,710 178 51
VEE 6G 6.0.0/0,6 2, 113, 820 14, 268 17, 233 4,178 201 61
WES 6 6 6.0 6 oO 1,375,418 9, 284 11,742 6,014 289 120
WEES 6 6-G o. O 06 1,962, 840 13, 249 18, 973 5,490 264 172
96S areme comme iieyboate 2, 356, 216 15, 904 19,531 8,817 423 201
Welehs6° 6 Go lod fo 1,442, 960 9,740 12,986 12, 235 587 246
Veo, G66 8 O00 2,315,448 15, 629 20, 655 12,748 612 268
TOTAL,
OTHER aor
PRODUCTS
SU SED (INCLUDES FREEZE-DR1ED)
THOUSAND THOUSAND THOUSAND THOUSAND THOUSAND THOUSAND
“POUNDS ~ DOLLARS ~ POUNDS ~ DOLLARS TONS “DOLLARS ~ DOLLARS
Weis, 6vG.506 on 6 744 207 - - 230 10 217
WAa-o-0-6.0,0000 - - - - 628 17 3, 822
O22 Maem cmersmerr - - - - 562 15 3,079
ICES 6.cob 6 06 - - - - 1, 269 48 4,430
124 emeneucetve ieite - - - - 936 32 4,641
IESG ac aio. G.On6 - - - - 1,079 32 3,815
(ReES6 Gore 6 God - - - - 1, 036 a4 4,156
1S 27aieoue Wesel otkeite 1,321 332 - - 1,427 45 5,699
1920 Badr melie ments 2,164 542 - - 1,726 58 5, 782
1O2ORMPu rele to siee 2,728 1,053 - - 2, 153 73 6,655
WEDS So G05 Gono 1,740 369 - - 2, 386 74 6,114
IE G!5 Gano G65 1,422 318 - - 1,282 25 4,943

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597
U.S. PRODUCTION OF PROCESSED
SHRIMP PRODUCTS, 1930-65 - Continued
CURED TOTAL,
MEAL ALL
YEAR
RI CRIIED Ones PRODUCTS
(INCLUDES FREEZE-DRIED)
THOUSAND THOUSAND THOUSAND THOUSAND THOUSAND THOUSAND
POUNDS DOLLARS POUNDS DOLLARS TONS DOLLARS “DOLLARS
125 oc C010 0 0 - - - 685 10 2,605
IEE 6 9 00.00 0 (3) (3) - - 1,179 25 (3)
WE5' 0 66 50 OO 1,861 280 - - 1,383 24 5,402
WEES oo 0 6 O00 (3) (3) - - 2,371 51 4,905
WEE 6 B10 6000 6 1,837 320 - - 1, 896 cy 5, 827
IEW 50 0 0 0-0-0 1, 384 253 - - 1,452 34 7, 863
IES 6.00 010 00 2,037 359 {4 4 1,596 33 6,173
WEDo of G0 0006 2,663 463 4 4 2,320 53 7,383
W050 Gg o 0G aro 2,069 361 1 4 1,716 50 7,231
1s 6 0 6 oo 0-0 3 3 3 3 1,798 43 3
Iie boo Oo OO 3 3 3 3 820 40 3
IWS 6600000 3 3 3 3 JAsuy 86 3
Wes oo G0 0 0 3 3 3 3 950 61 3
1S 0 60 6-010 5 3 3 3 3 1,330 85 (3
15 6 6 0 0 6 00 3 3 3 3 1,133 87 3
15 6 6 6-0 0.0.0 3 3 3 3 77 49 3
IMs 6 05 0 6 0.0 3 3 3 3 724 49 3
195.6 5 6 ob oro 3 3 3 3 1, 283 115 3
IED 6 o oo GH 3 3 3 3 1,424 112 43,710
Welle 6 o G a0 3 3 3 3 1,051 775) (3)
19525 6-5 0 6 Of oo 943 962 3 3 1, 034 87 66,574
WEL bo ooo OO 910 890 13 13 1,000 80 76,531
So 6 oO G00 OO 985 597 6 14 885 51 80, 268
WEE 0 0 6b O08 498 416 69 74 518 34 89, 744
18350 6 06 D0 471 607 7 56 561 wn 109,481
Eo 6000000 7 561 76 102 404 23 112,113
(@EBRS.0'6'0 6 0 0 0 m9 494. 7 92 581 30 128,129
IEo og ofa 6 0 00 322 291 12 24 627 39 115,101
| S6OSmememiemmemenramre 710 796 - - 179 10 139, 634
Ilo oo oOo 6 O 418 745 - - 296 11 129,706
Wes 6 6 0 G0 OO 372 598 - - 208 7 161, 220
eS ob OO 6 454 380 3 16 154,954
Wes Go Oo 0 s 226 461 3 15 167, 088
UEERS.06.6 010 0°8 275 547 3 193, 032

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"STANDARD CASES" REPRESENT THE VARIOUS SIZE CASES CONVERTED TO THE EQUIVALENT OF TWENTY-FOUR CANS (WET PACK)

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"STANDARD CASES" REPRESENT THE VARIOUS SIZE CASES CONVERTED TO THE EQUIVALENT OF FORTY-EIGHT CANS, EACH

AINING 16 OUNCES NET WEIGHT.
DATA NOT AVAILABLE.

LESS THAN 1,000 POUNDS OR $1
INCLUDES RAW, PEELED SHRIMP.

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HISTORICAL FISHERY STATISTICS

IMPORTS OF SHRIMP, BY COUNTRY, 1945-65

CONTINENT AND

COUNTRY

NORTH AMERICA:
CANADA. 2 « 2 © © ee = «
MEXICO. » e © © we ew ew

IONE GG GO NO O90

SOUTH AMERICA, BRAZIL . . .

EUROPE:
ICELAND « « « © © «© © «© @
SWEDEN. « 6 «© © e we © oe
NORWAY. « © « © © © © © ©
DENMARK 2 2 « « © © « «@ «
BELGIUM AND LUXEMBOURG. .

TOTAL 5) Ye; {0} ve) 0) liste le

ASIA:
PHILIPPINES 2 2 2. « © «
CHINAT eat -mteieotireyiolltsiit-uiteHita
HONG KONG « « «© ew eo ew

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GRAND TOTAL . . « « e

CONTINENT AND COUNTRY

NORTH AMERICA:
GREENLAND ,
CANADA. ...
MEXICO. «
GUATEMALA .
BRITISH HONDI
NICARAGUA .
PANAMA. « .
CANAL ZONE.
CUBA. . « «

TOTAL .

RAS

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SOUTH AMERICA, COLOMBIA . .

EUROPE:
ICELAND . «2 2 °
SWEDEN) vel fet tes fc! 1s) 3s)
NORWAY. « « « . .
UNITED KINGDOM. . °
BELGIUM AND LUXEMBOURG 5
HDAC Ypatentiee totter vel ie! t0 10
GERMANY . « « «6 e .

TOTAL eave, ce: ce) lens) elyre

ASIA:
PHILIPPINES ,
SOUTH. & S.E.
CHIIINAoanourenne
HONG KONG... .
JAPAN . .

KOREA . 5

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AUSTRALIA AND
AUSTRALIA . .
BR. WEST. PACIFIC

OCEANIA:
ISLANDS
TOTAL Tare teenie pram:

GRAND TOTAL... «

OF ORIGIN

POUNDS POUNDS VALUE

$20,326
3,616,276

47,434
12,056,001

1,901

WSS Ea 488 aves 334

“520 “806
1,530 804.

7,875, 789 2,357,915 12, 243,975 3,755,547

POUNDS

$120, 054
13,450,481
600

241,944
29, 382, 193
2, 000

$6, 068
9, 980, 675

1,900

1, 200

Bribes 1

POUNDS VALUE

22,569
13, 228, 505

$9,424
5, 132, 000

| 13,251,074 | 5,141,424

14, [ie Ser

4,434
2k 2

13, 273, 365

1950

5,161,265

POUNDS VALUE
24,553 $7,852
88,915 59, 856

39,652,640 |18,477,208

143, 006 100, 302
148, 250 104, 899

593
935

21,563,023 10,019,637 |29,673,205 13,606,057 | 40,198,063 |18,847,395

(CONT INUED ON NEXT PAGE)

IMPORTS OF SHRIMP, BY COUNTRY, 1945-65

HISTORICAL FISHERY STATISTICS

CONTINENT AND COUNTRY OF cien| 7 a 9) |

NORTH AMERICA:
GREENLAND. . .
CANADA. . . © «
MEXICO. . .
BRIT] SH HONDURAS
NICARAGUA...

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COSTA RICA. . .
PANAMA. . « «6
CANAL ZONE. . .
BAHAMAS . -
CUBA. . . 9.0
NETHERLANDS ANTILLES

WOW ES 6 6 6 oO

SOUTH AMERICA:
COLOMBIA. .
VENEZUELA .
ECUADOR. .
PERU. 2 . «
ARGENTINA .

TOTAL. .

EUROPE;
ICELAND. . .
SWEDEN. . . .
NORWAY. . © .
DENMARK . .
UNITED KINGDOM, .
NETHERLANDS . .
WEST GERMANY. .
SPAIN... . °
TURKEY. . . . .

TOTAL. «. « « » «© «

ASIA:

INDIA erreiionreliet lelaie) te
SOUTH VIET-NAM. .. .
RHEE PINE SI ture venreite
Gi. 5-66 6 60 oro
KOREA, REPUBLIC OF. .
HONG KONG ......
TAMA “6 0 no 06 6.0

VOWS 5°60 0G 6

AUSTRALIA AND OCEANIA,
AUSTRALIA. . . 2 «© e

AFRICA, MOZAMBIQUE, . .

GRAND TOTAL. . « «

CONTINENT AND COUNTRY

NORTH AMERICA;
GREENLAND .
CANADA. . .
MEXICO. . .
BRITISH HONDI
NICARAGUA .
COSTA RICA,
PANAMA. . «
CANAL ZONE.
BAHAMAS
CUBA. . « «
NETHERLANDS

TOTAL...

RAS

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POUNDS VALUE POUNDS

182, 977
33, 862, 947
690

134, 222 $71,645
39, 575, 128 18,054, 900
S 21,015
722, 524 3, 902, 863
406, 691 a

1,218, 200
657, 350

1952

VALUE

$116, 142
15,673, 715
276

9, 587
2, 355, 510

605
Continued
1953

POUNDS VALUE
938 $1,341
182, 327 145, 498
36, 767, 581 16, 325, 344
2, 100 1,050
3,050 3,013
46, 400 38,625
3, 942, 956 2, 986, 435
50 33
123, 541 74, 250
3, 300 1,387

41, 584, 900 19, 255, 760 37,970,542 |18,155, 262 41,072,243 | 19,576,976

225, 104

351, 535
227,117

224,519
5,174
303, 006
6,021
681
4,976
4,359
3,617
2,654

555, 007

22, 533

425

«| 41,823, 913 19, 409, 065 38, 470, 510 18, 504,879 43,100,434 | 20,897,808

POUNDS POUNDS

58, 192

é 100, 522
.| 34, 910, 325 45,813, 374
: 2, 150 a

- 1,000 8, 300
E 43, 000 140,820
.| 3,659, 980 4, 224, 385
A - 40, 350
z - 30, 000
5 112, 950 71,119

(CONTINUED ON NEXT PAGE)

VALUE

$58, 989
19, 217, 678
3, 400
71,813

2, 787, 392
27, 485

21, 975
39,079

38,787,597 | 17,123,422 | 50,428,870 |22,227,811 60, 451,519

POUNDS

VALUE

1, 150 $1,300

145, 636 118,610
53,693,622 | 23,098, 497
421, 321 205, 484
5,845,755 | 4,233,599
116,000 89, 108
221, 946 119, 054
6,089 4, 397

27,870,049

HIS

606

IMPORTS OF SHRIMP, BY COUNTRY, 1945-65

CONTINENT AND COUNTRY OF ORIGIN

SOUTH AMERICA;
COLOMBIA.
BRITISH
SUR] NAM
ECUADOR
PERU.
CHILE .
ARGENTINA

GUIANA,

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TOTAL.

EUROPE:
| CELAND
SWEDEN.
NORWAY.
DENMARK .
UNI TED KINGDOM.
NETHERLANDS
FRANCE, . 2
WEST GERMANY.

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ASIA:
INDIA 5 «6 © ©
PAKISTAN. © «
KOREA, REPUBLI
HONG KONG . o
JAPAN . °

TOTAL. «

AUSTRALIA AND OCEANIA,
AUSTRALIA,

AFRICA, UNITED ARAB REPUBLIC.

GRAND TOTAL.

eo 8 © °

CONTINENT AND COUNTRY

NORTH AMERICA;
GREENLAND
CANADA.
MEXICO. . .
GUATEMALA .
BRITISH HONDURAS
EL SALVADOR
HONDURAS, .
NICARAGUA
COSTA RICA,
PANAMA, .
CANAL ZONE.
BAHAMAS
CUBA. .
JAMAICA. .
LEEWARD AND
NETHERLANDS

TOTAL.

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BRITISH
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CHILE .
BRAZIL. .
ARGENTINA

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1954 1955

POUNDS VALUE

POUNDS VALUE POUNDS.

343, 275 $198, 996 362, 100 $215,655 100,050

- - 1,134 430 2,058

© S 3, 272 1,414 37,019

546,810 309, 933 1,604, 363 1,073, 868 2,950, 450

446,852 eae) 512 385, 414 238, 2 250, 109

U5 geo 84,027

529, 703 147, 581 22,600
27, 303
4,416

153, 212

22, 955

3, 796
53, 089
2,943
30, 226

111,770 125, 200 52,451 1,012,185
o 4,050 1,215 229,070
14,550 - - 3,968
- 29,876 15, 282 410,558
438,920 905, 711 455, 745 2, 587, 878
565, 240 [LeeeUp@eh | 091 1, 064, 837 524,693 4, [eefoeesbees | 659
18, 550, 783 54, 168, 182 24, 532, ike 68,618, 426

41,519, 417

POUNDS POUNDS

POUNDS

10,125 $16, 724 40,931 -
242,740 227,798 261,869 133,779
47,906,554 |20, 346,095 56, 098, 068 68,654, 257

- - 38,894 182, 232

- = 3, 860 41,170

66, 260 59, 801 1,130, 371 660, 060 1,836,010

- - 835, 608 435, 333 313, 550

882 540 277, 588 147, 884 212, 942

227, 224 99, 302 716, 530 1, 156, 932

8, 379, 231 6, 260, 988 7,917, 082 8, 805, 254

42, 250 36,898 193, 472 63, 980
7,482 2,469 4,350 -

607, 549 308, 288 391, 389 227, 704

& 6 47, 550

- - 12, 700

18, 900 15, 120 46, 000

486,805

351, 133 891, 134 577,815

1,898, 305

137, 198 97,759 122,079 78, 160 370, 351
“ = - S 967, 081

64, 866 63,513 80,835 46,897 288, 545
3,867,413 | 2,873,074 4,436,919 | 3,121,845 4,711,665
626, 274 378,105 486, 157 383, 487 279, 639
45, 340 40, 345 163, 636 115, 882 327,691

= = & ce 79,748

137, 297 57, 242 606, 320 347,192 947, 008

5, 365, 193 3,861,171 6, 787,080 4,671,278 9,870,033

Continued

1956

VALUE

$76, 980
926

28, 154

2, 085, 449
169,079
36,798
6,102

2, 403, 488

96, 993

1,580, 007
2, 333, 022

105, 396

1,654

32, 985, 588

VALUE

$153, 479
27,805, 993
133, 372
24,777

1, 297, 255
118, 406
99,790
585, 456

6, 258,894
41,112

125, 413
27, 232
9,008
32, 200

36,712, 387

1, 306, 912
242, 883
621, 420
228, 290

2, 942, 797
226, 567
202, 903

46, 154
468, 993

6, 286,919

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HISTORICAL FISHERY STATISTICS

IMPORTS OF SHRIMP, BY COUNTRY, 1945-65 - Continued

CONTINENT AND COUNTRY OF ORIGIN

EUROPE:
ICELAND. ...
SWEDEN. . . .
NORWAY. . . .
FINLAND . 2 «
DENMARK . . .
UNITED KINGDOM
NETHERLANDS .
BELGIUM...
WEST GERMANY
AUSTRIA
SPAIN .
ITALY .
GREECE.
TURKEY.

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ASIA;
LEBANON . .
IRAN. . . .
ISRAEL. . °
INDIA. . .
PAKISTAN. .
THAILAND. . .
SOUTH VIET=NAM. .
MALAYSIA. . 2 6 «

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PHILIPPINES. .
KOREA, REPUBLIC
HONG KONG . . o

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AUSTRALIA AND OCEANIA:
AUSTRALIA . . 2 © «
NEW ZEALAND... .

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AFRICA:
UNITED ARAB REPUBLIC
TANZANIA. . « « 6 «

WAVES Wo 6 a6 6

GRAND TOTAL. . .

CONTINENT AND COUNTRY

NORTH AMERICA;
GREENLAND . .
CANADA. . « «
MEXICO, . .
GUATEMALA . .
BRITISH HONDURAS
EL SALVADOR .
HONDURAS, .
NICARAGUA .
COSTA RICA.
PANAMA. . .
BAHAMAS . «
CUBA. .
JAMAICA .
NETHERLANDS
TRINIDAD. .

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SOUTH AMERICA;
COLOMBIA. . «
VENEZUELA...
BRITISH GUIANA.
SURI NAM .

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POUNDS

63, 558
8, 356
132, 361

20, 229

15, 288
1,251,916
472, 000

2,910

58, 219

1, 586, 414
2, 394
2,865, 197

6, 254, 338

POUNDS

25, 348
331, 883
73, 583, 122
257, 444

1, 360
6,696, 846
360,840
266, 421
460, 954

8, 422, 516
79, 000

79, 375

194, 275

90,759, 384 | 42,218,384 |100, 590, 424

2, 173, 712
343, 530
3, 567, 579
380, 900

1957

620

24, 267
1,117,885
972
1,855, 007

3,749, 977

VALUE

$21, 242
181,916
31, 284, 709
111,155
680
4,213, 720
133, 794
145, 589
241,271
5, 674, 259
43, 859
42,544

123, 646

1, 568, 358
148, 989
2, 328, 264
289, 561

POUNDS

16, 400
20,473
143, 814

45, 929
2, 402
763

415

86, 114
750
228, 685
268, 050

5, 104

13, 650
1,699, 347
636, 558

1, 102

4, 533
128, 108
4,029,143

2, 551,824
9,064, 265

POUNDS

61,078
249, 225
79, 180, 574
742,890

1, 000
8,093, 166
227, 408
802, 567

1, 321, 307
9,891, 994
4, 000

15,215

1,872, 925
2, 468, 647
3, 505, 820

447, 058

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VALUE

$17, 320
25, 428

2, 340
70, 247
2,803, 015

1,619, 428

5, 603, 334

6, 520, 680
1, 200

POUNDS

32, 180
11,002

191,813
184,750

2, 202

818,899 503, 996 928, 463

5, 000
738,514
43, 570

2, 866, 054
639, 990
52, 650

1, 500

750

970

170,045
666,690
15, 000

7, 227, 200

12, 427, 933

285,613

285, 613

POUNDS

134,591
160, 709
77,665, 412
2, 297, 844
29, 880

7, 156,055
379, 378
1,970, 769
1,671, 416
10, 117, 401
3, 100

46, 900
5, 187

1959

VALUE

$28;.042
11, 398
128, 136
1,600
129, 480
37, 130
1,382
272

56, 370
104, 130
138,740

799
637, 479

4, 000
309, 342

7,678, 522

258, 190

258, 190

732, 357

732, 357
52, 305, 854
1962

VALUE

$143, 951
125, 285
46,700, 091
1,491, 309
20,916
4,982, 263
259, 002
978, 691
868, 860
7, 786, 823
2, 387

30, 485
4,472

54,016,121

1, 237, 321
1,115, 291
2, 305, 092

277, 906

101,638, 642

2, 206, 900
6, 341, 370
4, 128, 560
1,035,814

63, 394, 535

1, 591, 785
4, 067, 209
3, 582, 097

969, 099

607

set HISTORICAL FISHERY STATISTICS

IMPORTS OF SHRIMP, BY COUNTRY, 1945-65 - Continued

CONTINENT AND COUNTRY OF ORIGIN 1960 1961 1962

POUNDS VALUE POUNDS POUNDS VALUE
SOUTH AMERICA - CONTINUED;
ECUADOR. ....... +. | 4,191,961 | $2,793,060 4,683, 721 5,121,411 | $4,081,593
BERWceech git cy cou ctaine pee ot laments 256, 167 203, 093 358, 500 387, 401 334, 540
GUE Sketo nos a astute: uc 739, 168 518,112 536, 806 628,618 449, 068
BRAZI ay dclicehs hts swnconcsinencs velpente 42, 550 39, 936 40, 000 57, 450 45, 880
WRUGUAVa cuisine tetten crnen ce onmente 149, 800 74, 900
ARGENTHIINAG ieee ciiee neon eurcnents 63, , 928 38, 1259 20, 007 4,864
WOUNEs "og G°a6 a0.0 G10 15, 201,035
EUROPE:
[CGRND), ged) old 6.6.00 6 Ido 92, 215 87,173 125
SWEDEN Sai eieveniitowway sy fac cals 2,870 3, 336 23,829
NOMAYS=6 5 6!5.5 oO O65 oO 110, 346 82,052 60,771
DENMARK di G-DiDsOUb\oso 80, 916 94, 965 137,798
UNITED KINGDOM. 77. 0. 708 652 151
NESTHERUANDS Belremrcmiapcetepecmrente 2,060 1,707 -
GAUGING cho Stoo oo o 6 932 547 -
FRANEZ5! 5.6.6 0.0 o1ofo oO 6 oO - - 19, 064
WEST GERMANY. . . 2 2 6 we 2, 526 2,479 2, 469
GENIN 5 Gleb 6 a6 6/0 oto 224,777 127, 156 453, 530
TNS Sneohon cia 6 ceolloo - - -
WHBi5 BhGio Go ofo te 6 OO - 12,343
ASIA}
SYRIAN ARAB REPUBLIC. .... - - - 41,750
IRNG S66 0 616 G'S 6 Go. oil) Whee ao) 987, 993 1, 952, 600 403, 303
KSRAE Eanes BH i 2,000 1,000 = -
ARABIA PENINSULA STATES:
KUWATSI Agente indie teen ie sae 146, 000 59,677 193, 950 223,117
SAUDIVAWARAB IAW IGa Nae nn 77, 400 37,141 = = ©
BAHRAINGR Wines evecare eur - - - © 51, 150 39,605
INDIA es cra aeetsetn rn ch cpenl|| 2189549 1, 251, 000 3, 220, 185 , 630, 5,615, 686 3, 698, 833
PINGS Gad 6-0 6.00.0. 6 lk WOE 404, 764 1,685, 689 5 3, 155, 756 2, 146, 267
THAITAND Satie seer ce eee 40, 250 26, 886 35, 450 249,726 191, 062
SOUTH VIET-NAM. 2... 2 se 97, 237 37, 064. 115, 026 i 132, 100 87,665
MAILAY Satie ate oaeca nnn aaa - - 244 - 2
IINDONES IAW megeree ote ued ar 6,600 2,515 = - - =
PHIENPPINESo sy cron a ener ee 7,630 3,677 7, 295 s 16,080 6,899
KOREA, REPUBLIC OF. .... . 92, 599 44, 000 170,875 1,755, 506 980, 131
HONGHKONGiysibeimteeweuzemmemmeuurel vaya 3, 420 1,567 14, 370 ; 568, 401 586, 702
PAIN Garaec ce gatcine soseus News 3,451 5, 284 - - 5,800 3,365
JNYAN 6 "Glo: oho taosaraca to ct|| AOE 1,879, 72 1,823, 323 , 200, 3, 922,043 2, 739, 846

TOTAL eye oiiceeroms ste tm ee oeivela! 8,558, 765 9,219,007 4, 361, 923 16,672,678 | 11,148,545

AUSTRALIA AND OCEANIA:
AUSTRALIA Mauer eisten comic fetch rs 1295325 87, 960 36), gee? 28, pee 288, beh 278, 598
NEWSZEAVANDES Gren or tonne ten tiel toi ir= 25, 780 26,470 -

OWN: oe ‘oicguromtolomon A ™dico 155, 105 114, 430 28, | 28,316 | | 200,045 | 845 278, 598
AFRICA:
UNITED ARAB REPUBLIC. .... 1,667, 364 1,003, 037 1,650, 452 960, 724 1,781,605 1,156,083
SPRANISHSARRICA mre em. aeuaet (els = - - - 5, 800 4,184
TANZANIA. . o - - - - 6, 580 4,495
REPUBLIC OF SOUTH AFRI CA. oo 350 288 -

WOES ag g2bd) oxo igo oo 1,667,714 1,003, 325 cay , 650, 452 960, 724 1,793, 985 1, 164, 762

GRAND TOTAL. ..... . . [113,417,813 | 56,406,178 126, 268, 331 68, 538, 042 141,183,313 | 91,897,555

CONTINENT AND COUNTRY OF ORIGIN

POUNDS VALUE

VALUE

POUNDS VALUE

NORTH AMERICA:

GREENLAND « . .-. 2) 78,941 $97, 356 56, 229 $70, 294 85,645 $98, 237
CANADA, . De OL een 416, 583 293, 358 197,829 137, 666 343, 784 280, 062
ME ICOS NS S. lotla aa Bl oudiS M625 29/1/51), 7025.22 72,122,367 | 53,426,014 59,936,685 | 43,064,055
GUATEMALA . . dO BO 1,942, 547 1,062,095 2, 206, 852 1,134,921 1,515, 031 961, 956
BRITISH HONDURAS . G Oro. 7, 200 8,640 5,450 2, 998 - -

EL SALVADOR . . oe hp amo 6,667, 461 4,278,593 6, 296, 192 3, 917,837 5, 375, 599 3, 581,662
HONDURAS . «6 eo © ew @ 834,791 471, 567 697, 567 492,820 1,632, 354 1,068,551

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IMPORTS

CONTINENT AND COUNTRY O

NORTH AMERICA:
NICARAGUA. . .
COSTA RICA . .
PANAMA. . .

CANAL ZONE . .

BAHAMAS. . . .

CUBA . . « « .

JAMAICA. « « .

HAITI. 2 « « . .

LEEWARD & WINDWARD 1S

S

BARBADOS . . . « «
NETHERLANDS ANTILLE
TRINIDAD . « « « «
DOMINICAN REPUBLIC

TOTAL. 2...

SOUTH AMERICA:
COLUMBIA. . .
VENEZUELA. . .
BRITISH GUIANA
SURINAM. 2.
FRENCH GUIANA,
ECUADOR. . . «
PERU...

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OOOO Kd OO Gb0 5
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ARGENTINA,

TOTAL . » « « «©

EUROPE:
ICELAND. .
SWEDEN . .
NORWAY . .
FINLAND. .
DENMARK. .
UNITED KINGDOM
NETHERLANDS. .
BELGIUM. . . «
FRANCE . « « «
WEST GERMANY .
AUSTRIA. « 6 «
CZECHOSLOVAKIA
SPAIN. 2 e-« «
ITALY. .
GREECE . .
TURKEY . .
U. S. S. Re

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ASIA:
SYRIAN ARAB REPUBLIC
LEBANON. . GO OI
IRAQ...
IRAN. .

VSRAEL 2 skee 6
ARABIA PENINSULA
KUWAIT . 2 6 6 « «
SAUDIA ARABIA. . .
ARABIA PENINSULA
STATES, N. Ew
BAHRAIN. .
INDIA. . .
PAKISTAN . «
THAILAND . .
SOUTH VIET-NA
MALAYSIA . .
INDONESIA. .
PHILIPPINES.
CHINA. 2 6 «
NORTH KOREA.
KOREA, REPUBL
HONG KONG. .
TAIWAN . .
JAPAN.
NEPAL,
CEYLON
MACAO,

STAT

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POUNDS.

1,611, 235
1,507,953
10, 258,370
312, 290
16,450
9,500

245, 185
23,450

100, 444,085

1,869,745
5,790, 253
5,509, 398
1,205, 450
2,788, 822
5,630, 834
367,218
347,772
7,500

23,516, 992

10, 486
59, 241

60,699
286
586

2,975
1,471
441:,541

36,925

614, 210

87,100

3,727,750
100, 400

30, 000

9,950,507
3,685,042
888, 291
73,830
150, 260
4,000
154,318
2,150,618
334, 006
71,250
4,084, 270

25,491,642

609
OF SHRIMP, BY COUNTRY, 1945-65 - Continued
1964 1965
VALUE POUNDS VALUE POUNDS VALUE
$ 889, 180 2,520,483 |$1,785,894 3,154,149 |1$2,295,919
814,197 1,976, 243 1,192, 269 1,753, 465 868, 267
6,974, 899 12,121,994 | 8,429,306 10,264,368 | 7,419,368
188,665 125, 050 103, 221 181, 100 146, 269
6,169 69,075 53,921 2,350 2,068
2,881 = = a =
F. 960 960 8,390 10, 264
- 5,000 5,013 = =
172, 691 1,472,100 1,313,615 1,830,100 1,657,080
14,524 = = = =
= - - 179,700 137,467
- - - 800 350
66,977,027 99,873,391 |72,066,749 86,263,520 | 61,591,575
33
1,255,519 1,773, 620 1,342,730 1,796, 050 1,365,961
3,343,583 7,903,956 | 4,457,092 12,719,223 | 7,976,410
4,668, 282 5,502,007 | 4,020,085 7,972,404 | 6,127,566
1,154, 250 1,322,938 1, 0487747 1,408,520 1,111,964
1,951,612 2,961,163 1,956,335 3,960, 271 2,958, 850
4,373,531 5,759,111 4,264, 750 5,666,502 | 4,427,865
311,858 307, 700 239,817 446, 100 419, 460
256,831 194,984 151,333 362, 149 279, 855
4,115 34,500 19,025 473, 223 171,564
17,319,581 25,759,979 |17,499,914 | 34,804,442 | 24,839,495
2, 254 3,779 5, 240 5,808
15,087 17,627 17,891 22, 262
54,633 54, 695 39, 243 51, 200
67,308 118,508 50,546 117,337
37,765 19,692 503 873
44, 265 25,390 121,943 92,121
1,361 1,724 1,957 2, 299
7,500 2,831 32,700 15,095
6, 250 3,514 5,000 3,500
476,010 536,131 570,329 388,676 444,672
18,747 6,800 3,000 3,990
33,085 9,964
683,567 779, 354 821,367 699, 784 769,121
—
8, 248 = i
60,706 ° 478, 882 6,800,572 | 4,400,203
2,755,727 3,539,126 5,817,950 3,829, 005
58, 364 202,570 1, 200, 726 677, 223
10,670 60, 620 29, 932
6,406,977 10,231,509 | 5,749,353 14,301,331 8, 679,748
2, 230,413 4,811,815 2,705, 782 6,540,602 | 4,153,281
763,995 572,770 379,127 954, 024 731,251
65,854 76,770 46,704 265, 659 217, 687
96,077 81, 400 42,019 463, 846 277,523
2,181 36, 750 14,561 11,800 9, 404
84,621 61,976 27, 280 37,770 14,764
s 11,550 7,188 = -
1,106,391 1,294,358 740,530 939, 302 670, 126
330, 207 27,063 10,952 62, 709 59,504
62,144 55, 600 48,032 347, 475 357,139
3,060,306 2,891,079 1,922, 439 2,505,720 1,797,891
- 20,300 12,832
- 12,060 8,479
- 4,500 2,487
17,094, 633 26,641,580 |15,922,793 40,346,966 | 25,928,479

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610

IMPORTS OF SHRIMP, BY COUNTRY, 1945-65 - Continued

CONTINENT AND COUNTRY OF ORIGIN

VALUE

POUNDS POUNDS VALUE

AUSTRALIA AND OCEANIA;

NUEUMUIN 6 3966 640 6 06 365, 494 $ 361, 239 150,210 $ 150,178
NEWRZEAWA NOs Sueueaa sein hour - - 15, 488
TOW. 6 dG osbL obo 070 © 365, 494 361, 239 133,501 164, 290 165, 666
SE ss
AFRICA:
UNITED ARAB REPUBLIC. ... . 999, 088 1,374, 734 805,583 474,813 347,845
SPANISH AFRICA... 2 2 ee 53, 050 = a = -
NIGERIA We mitunrearccaventcarsnieai 45,750 5,600 3,840 28, 150 21,113
TWIG 6 6 6 6c oun 6 os - 5, 200 2, 600 3, 000 10,500
MOZAMBIQUE. . . . « « estate - = = 150 113
REPUBLIC OF SOUTH AFRICA» » « - 4,100 1,906 = 6
GHANAT eh ne eucaie ie nui eae - - o 143,565 71,783
ETHIOPIA ouch resi on i alte wants - - = 13,140 7,830

TOMA Ep verte sete Mite) Montene mcepite . 1,097, 888 459, 184

717,417 1,389, 634 813,929 662,818

———
103, 153, 464 154,577,439 |107, 254,327 162,941,820

GRAND TOTAL . . « « - « « {151,530,311 113,753,520

U.S. CATCH AND IMPORTS OF SHRIMP, 1957-65

Million pounds , ; Million pounds
350 — ES Domestic catch

Imports
300 —
Total (catch + imports)

1957 1958 1959 1960 1961 1962 1963

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NORTH AMERICA:
CANADA. . - - «+ ©
MEXICO. . . 2 2 se
GUATEMALA... -
EL SALVADOR... .
HONDURAS. . «
NICARAGUA . .
COSTA RICA. .
PANAMA. . = -
CANAL ZONE. . .
BERMUDA. ....
CUBA. ....- .
HAITI . .
DOMINICAN REPUBLIC.
NETHERLANDS.

ANTILLES . 2. «ss

TOTAL. .

SOUTH AMERICA:
COLOMBIA. .
VENEZUELA .
ECUADOR. .
PERU. ..
BOLIVIA .
CHILE . .

TOTAL. . »~ » « «

EUROPE, UNITED
KINGDOM, TOTAL...

ASIA:

IRAN. . . . .
ARABIA PENINSULA
STATES, SAUDIA
ARABIA . «6 ss ©
INDIA . . » « «© we
PHILIPPINES . . . .

NOTA entero mkot te

AUSTRALIA AND OCEANIA:

AUSTRALIA... -
NEW ZEALAND... .
FRENCH PACIFIC IS..

TOTAL. . ..

AFRICA:
UNITED ARAB
REPUBLIC ....
GHANA . 2 ee ee
NIGERIA . 2. 2. © e
LIBERIA... 2. 2

TOTAL. 0) 2 so

GRAND TOTAL. . .

HISTORICAL FISHERY STATISTICS

613
EXPORTS OF DOMESTIC SHRIMP, 1945-65
1945
FRESH OR FROZEN SALYER, PIENBse) CANNED TOTAL
OR DRIED
POUNDS. VALUE POUNDS: VALUE POUNDS. VALUE POUNDS. VALUE
220,585 | $79,645 40,112 | $20,429 36,610 | $15,513 297,307 | $115, 587
45,053 16,609 827 312 2 2 45,880 16,921
200 148 100 46 1,234 649 1,534 843
55 43 5 E 63 42 118 85
S 2 1,105 574 1,478 694 2, 583 1,268
S 360 203 282 138 642 341
175 130 15,385 7, 234 1,520 587 17,080 7,951
580 426 69,112 32,691 2, 520 1, 667 72,212 34,784
21,178 9,507 z g 91,625 | 39,645 | 112,803 49,152
100 54. 30 17 2 a 130 71
259,688 | 136,946 210 219 259,898 | 137,165
: L 21 17 21 17
z s y é 42 26 42 26
2,780 1,368 3,055 1,619 43,186 | 32,049 | 49,021 Vises
290,706 | 107,930 | 369,774 | 200,071 178,791 91, 246 859,271 | 309,247
aa = —=—
200 100 1,194 798 1,394 898
50 38 2) 204 1,601 2, 254 1,639
218 109 2 = 218 109
26,850 11,942 357 244 27,207 12,186
16, 400 7,462 168 133 16,568 7,505
3,300 1,518 : : 3,300 1,518
21,169 3,923 2,776 50,941 23,945
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675 1,941 1,248 2 2,616 1,676
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291,381

567,425 304,847

666,618 384,193

213 157
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CONTINENT AND 1946
7
Soba Oe FRESH OR FROZEN SADIEBS IUGR CANNED TOTAL
DESTINATION OR DRIED
NOSTHMANERICAT POUNDS, VALUE POUNDS VALUE POUNDS, VALUE 1 POUNDS VALUE

GREENLAND. .... - - - = 1,013 $ 935 1,013 $ 935
CANADAS IE eRe nas 309,522 | $154,994 54,868 $49, 180 31,130 23,390 395, 520 227, 564
MEXICOsmen beeen ones 55, 030 27, 526 524 390 5,450 2,183 61,004 30,099
GUATEMALA... .. 419 339 = - 1,168 1,194 1,587 1,533
EL SALVADOR... . - - - 947 1,055 947 1,055
HONDURAS. . . 2. - 2 325 191 2,020 1,442 2,345 1,633
NICARAGUAN ieomeney ne - - - 5,153 5, 228 5,153 5,228
COSTA RICA... . 30 38 12,441 8,907 3,237 3,370 15,708 12,315

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014 HISTORICAL FISHERY STATISTICS

EXPORTS OF DOMESTIC SHRIMP, 1945-65 - Continued

CONTINENT AND 1946

COUNTRY OF
SALTED, PICKLED
DESTINATION FRESH OR FROZEN OR BRIED CANNED TOTAL

NORTH AMERICA - POUNDS: VALUE POUNDS POUNDS: POUNDS. VALUE
CONTINUED:
RANAMARiRiiteietspnomtistir 3,975 $ 1,606 21,730 ' lize. F 42,880 | $ 31,142
CANAL ZONE... . 30,096 14, 688 - - 320,096 14, 688
BERMUDA Vaiientem cine) ce 3,735 2,703 - Si735) 2,703
BAHAMAS weymeunenite} ites 643 379 703 420
CUES Dodo 0b 5 70 70 81,038 51,243
UAMAIICA SS meutertral ve - - 2,796 4,315
BARBADOS. . . 2 © 50 36 50 36
NETHERLANDS
ANTINERES Eien 4,501 2,765 43,816 50,491
OTA omyemmeneeintefice 408,071 205,144. 175, 676 131,598 104, 644 98,658 688,391 435, 400
SS
SOUTH AMERICA:
COMOMBINA whet vcinfcintsens - - 1,100 528 1,101 1,248 2,201 1,776
VENEZUBICANS Verna verre 864. 1,436 20 27 TSmiSe 12,802 16,036 14,265
SURIINAMIRAirenrenmeinreice - - - - 24 64 24 64
ECUADOR... -.s- - - 769 1,031 769 1,031
FEW 6 o-a-0 0 6 6 - - 8,800 6,578 84 185 8,884 6,763
BOLIVIA O60 a oo - - - - 3,195 3,995 3,195 3,995
Cn 5 5 Go 6.0 6 - - - 228 203 228 203
ERVZNLo.0 0.0 6.650 = 2
WOuNES io 6 ss “oud
EUROPE:
SWEDEN siareprenteumtelatentta
GREE CECI ECan smemrenm
TOWALS 6 6 0 4 6
ASIA:
ARABIA PENINSULA
STATES, SAUDIA
ARABIVAW su siteics acne -
PHILIPPINES . 2... 900 874 155, 625
CHUM, 6° 6 G6 O6G-0 - - 100,389
HONG KONG... .. 200 140 48,324
WOWNLS oo 0:6 o 1,100 1,014 304,338 309,856
—————— rl
AUSTRALIA AND OCEANIA:
NEW ZEALAND... . - - 25333) 3,063
FRENCH PACIFIC IS.. - - 4,907 4, 684
VORALS Go Sra. 6 - 2 7,240 7,747
a eS

AFRICA, LIBERIA,
TOMA jeunes, ol fellven elite 105 230

GRAND TOTAL. . . 410,190 207,654 497,174 456,334 150,098 142,993 | 1,057,462 806,981

CONTINENT AND 1947
COUNTRY OF

DESTINATION

SALTED, PICKLED
OR DRIED

NORTH AMERICA: POUNDS. POUNDS.

GREENLAND. .... - - - 498 $ 388
CANADAR HOM ais lusayeuie 406,614 | $240,744 28,038 $32,016 195, 659 180, 678 630,311 458, 438
MEXICO prem cunsurern cers 28,491 19,897 3,082 2,628 709 690 32,282 23,215
GUATEMALA... 195 289 - - 8, 650 9,444 8,845 9,733
BRITISH HONDURAS. . 50 75 - - 275 216 325 291
EL SALVADOR 2. 3. - - - - 2,268 2,549 2, 268 2,549
HONDURAS. . 2. « « 7,470 8,300 7,170
NICARAGUA... 2 5, 564 4,187
COSTAMRIICA Sa cpese rene 2,858 ; 10, 699 9,456
PANAMASS o)leurautes Wane 245 257 54,813 56,930 10,725 9,461 65,783 66, 648
CANAL ZONE... . 392 61, 562 41, B2
BERMUDA... 2s 6 « - 8, 544 6,174
BARAMAS jesaeasineure nis - 451 538
CUBARRPE smicon cpacencare 178,100 217,363 195,358
VIAMAINGAUsy suas, cet eenee - - 8, 008 7,983 - 8, 008 7,983
HANigligemiseremrsaeeneets - 198 185
DOMINICAN REPUBLIC. 1,587 1,287
LEEWARD & WINDWARD

[SWANDS ten em - - - 42 60
MUNDAS vente series - 5,159 5,936
NETHERLANDS

ANTIWEES Sages v6 3,694 23,167 71,744 90, 690 96,309

TOTAL Ce ge 264,981 | 314,027 | 307,942

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CONTINENT AND
COUNTRY OF
DESTINATION

SOUTH AMERICA:
COLOMBIA...
VENEZUELA. . .
BRITISH GUIANA .
SURINAM. . .
ECUADOR. . .
PERU ss |.
BOLIVIA. ..

URUGUAY .
ARGENTINA

PARAGUAY .

TOTAL. .

EUROPE:
SWEDEN . . . . «
UNITED KINGDOM .
(IRELAND. ....
NETHERLANDS.
BELGIUM. . .
FRANCE . . .
SWITZERLAND.
US). (Sie Reve
GREECE . . -

WOWANG 6°66 6 6

ASIA:

SYRIAN ARAB
REPUBLIC. . . « «
ARABIA PEN. STATES:
SAUDIA ARABIA. .

BAHRAIN. . .
AFGHANISTAN. .
PHILIPPINES. .
CHINA. s felas
HONG KONG. . .
JAPAN. . 2 2 2 oe

TOTALS.) ort te: voll fe

AUSTRALIA AND OCEANIA:
NEW ZEALAND. .. .
FRENCH PACIFIC IS.

TOTAL . . 2...
AFRICA:
MOROCCO. . . » « «
ALGERIA. . . » + «
UNITED ARAB

REPUBLIC. 2.9. 2 «
BRITISH WEST
ARRINCAY Woe eee
WEST. PORTUGUESE
AFRICA.

EIBERIVAtiernrona sie
CONGO. . . 2s «
ETHIORVA © ss
MOZAMBIQUE... .«

REPUBLIC OF SOUTH
AFRICA. .

VORA 65 60.5

GRAND TOTAL .

615
EXPORTS OF DOMESTIC SHRIMP, 1945-65 - Continued
1947
SALTED, PICKLED
GR GRID CANNED TOTAL
POUNDS VALUE POUNDS VALUE POUNDS | VALUE
= - 31,068 | $ 33,581 31,068] $ 33,581
90 6. oa 84,784 | 103,702 93,055] 110,113
2,609 2,896 = = 2,609 2,896
- = 336 429 336 429
© ° 191 258 191 258
6,479 5,849 9,371 9,577 15,850 15,426
- = 2,851 3,120 3,040 3,390
- 5 1,250 1,463 1,350 1,521
- 9,475 8,858 | 9,475
- 684 486 684
- 20,177 20,041 20,177
3,711 3,300 3,711
186,177 180,184] 201,661
—— IE
7,650 3,350 7,850 3,456
939,307 | 1,045,149] 952,057
- 1,000 1,365
1,420 6,000 1,420
3,546 3,960 3,546
3,000 2,800 3,000
2,620 2,100 2,620
56 42 56
22,725 20,244 22,725
976,024 | 1,089,145| 990,245
= = 5,233 3,344 5,233 3,344
= 10,230 8, 608 10, 230
is 566 1, 594 1, 536
= 162 212 162
29,477 3,251 33,492 28,120
10,300 = 10,300 12,815
10,074 = 10,074 9,846
= 1,246 900 1,246
49,851 18,799 70,413 67,299
1,222 = 1,222 1,779
3,148 3,313 6,045 6,850
4,370 3,313 7,267 8,629
- 103 84 103
2 > 1,000 430
- 167 126 167
- 140 280 140
- 185 135 185
- 2,897 1,680 2,897
© 4,062 3,782 4,062
= 207 153 207
2,176 = 2,176 1,460
- 2,570 2,385 2,866
2,176 10,331 11,801 12,517
380, 602 371,682 | 1,635,283 |1,534,158 | 2,517,269] 2,212,788

FRESH OR FROZEN

POUNDS

8,181

VALUE

$ 6,357

270
38

HISTORICAL FISHERY STATISTICS

180
1,180

501, 404

430

296
726

306, 948

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EXPORTS OF DOMESTIC SHRIMP, 1945-65 - Continued

CONTINENT AND
COUNTRY OF
DESTINATION

NORTH AMERICA:
CANADA. . . « «
MEXICO. . 2...
GUATEMALA... ..
EL SALVADOR .
HONDURAS. 5
NICARAGUA . .
COSTA RICA.
PANAMA. . « -
CANAL ZONE. .
BERMUDA .. .
BAHAMAS . 5
CUBA. .
HAITI. .
DOMINICAN REPUBLIC.
BARBADOS. .. . .
NETHERLANDS

ANTILLES . . .

TOTAL. .

SOUTH AMERICA:
COLOMBIA. ...
VENEZUELA... .
SURINAM... 1
ECUADOR... « «
BOLIVIA. ...
GW G50. 040
BRAZIL a etekitomtenit
URUGUAY . 2. 2. 2 « -

TOWNES 5) 4 oud 6

EUROPE:
BELGIUM. .
FRANCE. ..
SWITZERLAND
U.S. S. Re
ITALY...

TOTAL. « 0 « ©

ASIA:
LEBANON... .
ARABIA PEN. STATES:

SAUDIA ARABIA .
BAHRAIN . . 2 «
AFGHANISTAN . .
INDIA. 2 2 we
INDONESIA .
PHILIPPINES
CHINA. .
HONG KONG .
JAPAN...

TOTAL. 6). 6

AUSTRALIA AND OCEANIA:

BRITISH WESTERN
PACIFIC ISLANDS. .
FRENCH PACIFIC IS..

MOTAL.. 6 26

AFRICA:
UNITED ARAB
REPUBLIC . .
GHANA... .
ANGOLA, .
CONGO... . Gud
ETHIOPIA. . . . .
FRENCH SOMALI LAND .
REPUBLIC OF SOUTH
AFRICA . . 2 2 «

DOULA G4 Gia 5
GRAND TOTAL. .

1948

SALTED, PICKLED
FRESH OR FROZEN OR DRIED CANNED TOTAL

POUNDS.

369,364
18,865

VALUE POUNDS VALUE POUNDS VALUE POUNDS

$214,321 34,699 | $33,410 $63,511
12,004 2, 454 2,225
423 - -

- 210 100
82 200 200
474 1,414 983
627 59,015 52,490
28,702 = =
4,556 = -
191 100 88
161,683

185, 207

384
7,268
1,940

289
1,481

8,018

>
7,018 186,191 106, 534

4,819

4,819
493, 439

296, 480 476,568 | 354,624 471,191 1,441,198] 1,

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VALUE

$311,242
14,374
Voss)
732
3,119
2,410
6,824
62,089
36,298
8, 789
421
174,578
120
1,328
185

57,710
687, 594

12,033
201, 252
371
384

8, 504
1,940
289
1,481

226,274

106, 536

HISTORICAL FISHERY STATISTICS

617
°
EXPORTS OF DOMESTIC SHRIMP, 1945-65 - Continued
CONTINENT AND 1949
COUNTRY OF
SALTED, PICKLED
DESTINATION FRESH OR FROZEN GR GRID CANNED TOTAL
POUNDS POUNDS VALUE POUNDS POUNDS VALUE
NORTH AMERICA:
CANADSs 6 0.6.00 6 390,328 22,601 $21,026 | 1,160,221 1,573,150] $1,218, 225
MEXICO carenteutenremt cite 13,150 13,150 8,074
GUATEMALA... . . 3,010 12,212 »513
EL SALVADOR... . 953 1,049
HONDURAS. ..... 4,380 3,567
NICARAGUA. .... 1,755 2,023
COSTAMRINGAR ayn) 5,077 4,034
PANAMA. . . 2 see 90,470 74,028
CANAL ZONE. ... 43,901 27,290
BERMUDAW.ulsuicins ne 7,657 6, 660
CUBARS 2s io vans 178,898 116,943
AMAII CAMS einen ae 150 236
DOMINICAN REPUBLIC. 1,700 1,600
NETHERLANDS
ANTIMUES 5 5 6 o 6 62,850 51,407
Ss <= -
TOMA ciate 6 1,996,303] 1,526,649
SOUTH AMERICA:
COOMBIA Sty nel 9,850 10,611
VENEZUELA. ... . 227,672 197,112
SURINAM 3 5 5) Ss 85 115
EGUADORIa tim urel ene 750 746
FHS o a oo 6 0 6 1,000 570
ROLIWNA6 6 40 6 6 1,500 1,814
GUILE 5 6 b'ola o 0 2,163 1,899
URUGUAVArirunmrenicet: 15125 1,200
UVOUNES oco16) 6-6 216,529| 194,077 | 244,145 214,067
EUROPE:
UNITED KINGDOM. . . 600
NETHERLANDS ... . 1,056
BEUGHUMMsmerren sentence 58, 468
RRANCER yer yacuesia 1,660
SWITZERLAND... . 10,577
DWALY oo 66 6 60 6,748
GREE CER mrarineioat: 4,799
GERMANYVAieemrncnney os 307
TOTAL ues ureat ee) ite 84,215
ASIA:
EEBANONI vei telivet tetiite) le 5,019
[IRAQ Ree ere d 190
ARABIA PENINSULA
STATES:
KUWAMiteiesttenee tren te 3,109
SAUDIA ARABIA . . 9,833
AFGHANISTAN... 366
INDONESIA. 2... 233
PHILIPPINES... . 260,039
HONG KONG. .... 4, 682
UABAN eC nCm tine 41,470
——————
AUSTRALIA AND OCEANIA,
FRENCH PACIFIC
ISLANDS, TOTAL... - 904
SS. Oooo _—EE——
AFRICA:
CONGO Sts 5s) er vecter ie _750 15,595 13, 933 16,345 14,983
ETHIOPIA. . . cline 850 690 850 690
EN e5y [rs

GRAND TOTAL.

555, 470 364,339 767,332 459,273 ,» 645,013 | 1,342,837 2,967,815] 2,166,449

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1950

CONTINENT AND
COUNTRY OF
DEST |NAT ION

NORTH AMERICA:
CANADA. . . » « «
MEXICO. . . oo
GUATEMALA . riete
BRITISH HONDURAS.
EL SALVADOR. . .
HONDURAS. . .. .
NICARAGUA... .
COSTA RICA. .
PANAMA. . .
CANAL ZONE.
BERMUDA . .
BAHAMAS... . .
CUBA.

DOMINICAN REPUBLIC.

LEEWARD AND
WINDWARD ISLANDS
BARBADOS. .
TRINIDAD. .
NETHERLANDS
ANTILLES .

TOTAL. se 6

SOUTH AMERICA:
COLOMBIA. . . . o
VENEZUELA .
SURINAM .
ECUADOR. . .
BOLIVIA . 2. 2.
Grijle oo 5 pi no
BRAZIIS) fete a0 .

TOTAL. . . «

EUROPE:
UNITED KINGDOM.
BELGIUM .
FIRANCE. 3 6).
SWITZERLAND .

ITALY 2 2 8 ;
GREECE. .

NOTA se

ASIA:
EEBANONS Ere iuu tite
ARABIA PENINSULA
STATES:
SAUDIA ARABIA .
BAHRAIN . . .
CEYLON, vj ie 3s
MALAYSIA. . ...
INDONESIA...
PHILIPPINES . . .
HONG KONG ....
TAIWAN.) 6) sw
JAPAN. . Oyicr-O

ihOMA Lyn omteameiss

AUSTRALIA AND
OCEANIA, FRENCH

PACIFIC 1S., TOTAL
AFRICA:

ANGOLA, 295. 1

CONG OMP ii ertcmicrts

ETHIOPIA. .

FRENCH SOMAL 1 LAND .

TANZANIA,
TOTAL.

GRAND TOTAL.

SALTED,

PICKLED

FRESH OR FROZEN CANNED TOTAL
OR DRIED
POUNDS VALUE POUNDS VALUE POUNDS POUNDS. VALUE
519,021 | $326,001 30,340 | $26,487 585, 692 1,135,053] $807,101
6,215 2,531 - - - 6,215 2,531
4,035 3,047 710 401 9,511 9,256 14,256 12,704
- - - - 927 609 927 609
- - 1,000 535 2,602 3,602 3,062
- 3,037 2,054 5,028 3,812
- - = 3,351 3,709
- - 1,930 1,123 4,897 4,043
700 470 90,179 63,511 100,791 71,598
3,462 2,693 - - 7,479 5,976
11,644 10,110 - - 11,674 10,224
73 663 - - 7533 663
21,000 11, 534 261,564 | 165,584 359,743] 233,665
300 261 - - 6,078 3,451
- - - - 100 150
528 293 - - 528 293
- - - - 356 360
26,961 18,798 17,485 12,169 86,518 68,151
594,619 | 376,401 406,245 | 271,864 746,485 | 583,837 | 1,747,349] 1,232,102
J
32,979 29,902
181,070] 154,338
345 367
330 330
2,455 3,575
1,305 1,690
225 360
218,709 | 190, 562
- - - 150 238
- - - 92,085 53,108
- - - 1,050 1,658
372 263 - - 27,927 19,344
- - 1, 500 675
- - 420 381
372 263 - - 122,760 75,141 123,132 75, 404
_
- - - - 4,150 3,449 4,150 3,449
2,700 2,354 - = 7,641 4,862 10,341 7,216
48 116 = - - - 48 116
- - - 400 133 400 133
- - - - 480 646 480 646
- - 150 204 252 249 402 453
- 5,339 3,203 300 597 5, 639 3,800
- - - 150 189 150 189
- - - - 240 100 240 100
20,894 15,703 1,701 3,500 795 692 23,390 19,895
23,642 18,173 7,190 6,907 14, 408 10,937 45, 240 36,017
- - 1,800 1,950 1,784
- - 90 142
- 14, 402 12, 423
- - 600 864
- - = 1,090 573
- - 600 660
= 16, 782 14, 662
417,285 1,084,619 2,153,162 | 1,550, 531

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HISTORICAL FISHERY STATISTICS

EXPORTS OF DOMESTIC SHRIMP, 1945-65 - Continued

CONTINENT AND
COUNTRY OF
DEST] NAT] ON

NORTH AMERICA:
CANADA ..... -
MEXICO... .. «
GUATEMALA. . .. .«
EL SALVADOR. . .. .-
HONDURAS ......
NICARAGUA. . ... «
COSTA RICA . :
PANAMA... % « «© «
CANAL ZONE . Oo. 9
BERMUDA. ..... .
BAHAMAS, ..... |
CUBA. ..... «
DOMINICAN REPUBLIC .

NETHERLANDS ANTILLES .

TOTAL .

SOUTH AMERICA;
COLOMBIA .
VENEZUELA. BOO
ECUADOR Mereukel ceuuelitellis
FEU 50 650. o'0' 0 0
BOLIVIA. . .... .
GyNUEo 6 5 5 0 6 0
URUGUAY . .

HOTA vente tem te) +) ae

EUROPE:
NETHERLANDS. .. .
BELGIUM. . 2. . .
FRANCE... ..-s
SWITZERLAND. OO
oma “oko sds

OTA rele) oie

ASIA:
SYRIAN ARAB REPUBLIC
LEBANON. . .. .
ARAB] A PENINSULA
SAUDIA ARABIA. 2
BAHRAIN. . . .. -
AFGHANISTAN. . .. -
NXDIAs 'o ‘eliore a. a
INDONESIA, . ...
PHILIPPJNES. .. .
JAPAN. . 2 ee ee

TOWNE 35 Goon ou0
AUSTRALIA AND OCEANIA,

FRENCH PACIFIC ISLANDS,

MOTAL Ss cure) 0) 0 «0

AFRICA, CONGO, TOTAL .

OTHER COUNTRIES.

GRAND TOTAL .

CONTINENT AND
COUNTRY OF
DESTINATION

NORTH AMERICA;
CANADA. ....--
MEXTICOM ep ioe) ©) ie ne
GUATEMALA. . ... -
EL SALVADOR. . .
HONDURAS .....-
NICARAGUA. . ....
COSTA RICA .....

STATES:

POUNDS

592, 477
13, 940
5,883

FRESH OR FROZEN

—$—$—$——$——————

SALTED, PICKLED
OR DRJED

CANNED

TOTAL

VALUE POUNDS

$354,942 43, 174

5, 223 4,026
4, 966 5

10, 406

73, 257

- 4,240
12, 533 =
2, 787 >

11,884 | 316,233

20, 197 35, 525

412, 532 486,861

619

VALUE POUNDS VALUE POUNDS VALUE
$36,371 | 1,013,663] $735,355 | 1,649, 314] $1, 126, 668
Shiva 3, 100 1,050 21, 066 9, 384
- 9, 332 8,696 15,215) 13, 662
53.033 5,128 G} SEE] 5,128
7,028 5,811 7,028 5,811
- 1,967 1,813 1,967 1,813
6, 290 2,474 1, 900 12,880 8,190
50, 004 8, 756 6,452 82,013 56, 456
4,089 3, 778 3,656 8,018 7,745
- - - 15, 971 12, 533
- - - 3,639 2, 787
178, 328 102, 646 76, 904 445,971 267,116
- 2,045 1,475 2,045 1,475
25, 174 41,094 36, 466 101,665 81,837

1,201,416

21,993

5 = oS = 1,875 2,745 1,875) 2,745

38,071 29,857 2, 784 2,335 178, 561 149, 809 219,416 182,001

- - - - 2,250 1,999 2, 250 1,999

- - 52,715 33, 130 18, 454 14, 310 71,169 47, 440

- - - - 12, 960 11,956 12, 960 11,956

9,476 4,785 - - 1,830 2,462 11, 306 7,247

= - - - 7,886 6, 142 7,886 6,142
SRT Fo

47, 547 34,642 55, 499 35, 465 223,816 189, 423 326, 862 259, 530

- - - - 2,610 2, 294 2,610 2, 294

- - 41,963 26,779 41,963 26,779

= * = & 1,050 1, 560 1,050 1, 560

13, 936 8,125 2, 325 2,193 28,990 19,609 45, 251 29, 927

- - - - 2,625 2,965 2,625) 2,965

13, 936 8,125 2,325 2,193 77,238 53, 207 93,499 63, 525

- - - - 3,905 2,607 3, 905) 2,607

= S - - 7,500 4, 480 7, 500 4,480

- - - 4,278 2,683 4,278 2,683

2,374 2,453 - - 2,374 2,453

- - - 3, 200 2,040 3, 200 2,040

- - - 2,082 2,623 2,082 2,623

5 | 2,892,170} 1

| et

FRESH OR FROZEN

, 993, 949

SALTED, PICKLED
OR DRIED

CANNED

TOTAL

POUNDS VALUE POUNDS
785,754| $515,314 38, 536
11,196 5,830 12,695
15,671| 10,311 1,943
2,092 1,080 3,190
2 2 11, 290

POUNDS VALUE

VALUE POUNDS
$40, 374 | 1,144, 243|$1, 005, 658] 1, 968, 533] $1
7, 164 - = 23,891
1, 464 9, 496 8,487| 27,110
= 3, 092 2,857 3,092
2, 261 8,872 6,726, 14, 154
2 1,455 1, 550 1, 455
8,121 5,495 4,795| 16,785

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VALUE

2 061, 346

12, 994
20, 262
2,857
10, 067
1, 550
12,916

620

EXPORTS OF DOMESTIC SHRIMP, 1945-65

CONTINENT AND
COUNTRY OF
DESTINATION

1952

FRESH OR FROZEN CA STED jag CREED)

OR DRIED

NORTH AMERICA - CONTINUED:
AXE of 6 bo 6 6,000
CANAL ZONE... .
BERMUDA). (26 0) = ses
BAHAMASiivctetenysliltentoimotre Le
CUBA. 2. ws es .
JAMAICA. . .
DOMINICAN REPUBLIC .
TRINIDAD . . 0.0
NETHERLANDS ANTILLES an

HOTA eaiey te) es ie

SOUTH AMERICA:
COLOMB AW anit reimreltelits
VENEZUELA Ma cmnc eu onm mmr tanemere
ECUADOR 55. 6% < :
RERUB ee ircinemicln -ie-eke lle
BOLIVIA. O10 O28 0.0
SS 5 Boo 0,0 0 Oo o80
URUGUAY Aoiscr teiiteh oll lot omnettre!

ROUEN G. “Gro: Bl) 810 wo

EUROPE:

SWEDEN . . DO: O00
UNITED KINGDOM 8 O.0"'0 6
NETHERLANDS. ......
EiueHS Ges eG 6 oP a 6
PANGS: o\\G So one%S 4.6

SWITZERLAND. ......
WING Go Go) po Ga 6 470

UOWNG "6 faisob, Oo" 0. oO

ASIA:
LEBANON. . . eltohnet
ARABIA PENINSULA STATES,

SAUDIA ARABIA... .
INDIA... ae ie
MALAYSIA .

PHILIPPI]NES. . . siler ne

HONGKONG Ee reiteli er ce Uareipicet pile

JAPAN. Bob 0.0
TOTAL .

AFRICA:
LIBERYA. 3) 2 2 es
CONGO.

REPUBLIC OF SOUTH AFRICA .

TOWNE sono toe pmonooaso

OTHER COUNTRIES. ...

GRAND TOTAL .

POUNDS

VALUE

POUNDS VALUE
- 68,117 | $59,043
$2, 125 = 5
8,099 x a
3,995 - 3
35,102 | 218,600 | 167,990
= 6, 350 5, 339
2,700 2,416

14, 700 12, 166

CANNED

HISTORICAL FISHERY STATISTICS

Continued

TOTAL

POUNDS

12, 513
4, 180

171,957
5, 765

36,856

105, 759

———————————

CONTINENT AND
COUNTRY OF
DEST] NATION

NORTH AMERICA:
CANADA... .
MEXICO) sane eas eS
GUATEMALA. . . ae
EL SALVADOR.
HONDURAS...
NICARAGUA.
COSTA RICA .
PANAMA...
CANAL ZONE . .
BERMUDA... ...
BAHAMAS @saygell «(towers
CUBA retisetec ie. creates
JAMAICA, . 4. we
NETHERLANDS ANTILLES . .

TOTAL crarey teh tsritel teliter ie

POUNDS
854, 709
4, 132
9,315

5, 586
10, 510
7, 390
3,175

30, 369
925, 186

FRESH OR FROZEN

= = 3 1,463 1,899 1, 463 1,899
- - = - 1,483 2, 106 1, 483 2, 106
= - 17, 100 9,739 1,018 1,291 18,118 11,030
- = 6,000 3, 500 = > 6, 000 3, 500
5, 996 4, 366 = = a = 5, 996 4, 366

L
9,017 6, 767 23,100 | 13,239 11, 258 12,233| 43,375 32, 239
2 = = 1,405 1,283 1,405 1,283
7 9, 225 7, 063 9, 225 7,063
= 913 1,031 913 1,031
= = = o 11,543 9,377] 11,543 9,377
4, 730 4,625 3, 080 2,675 9,511 6,778| 17,321 14,078

1,015,820 | 665,695 | 452,625 | 356,933 |1,684,553 |1, 405,004 |3, 152, 998 | 2, 427,632

1953

SALTED, PICKLED
OR DRIED CAINS

vaLuE | pounos | VALUE Pounos | VALUE VALUE
$707,885 | 52,494 | $64,290 |1, 326,869 |$1, 378, 630 |2, 234, 072 |$2, 150, 805
2,751 1,519 1,181 Z 2 3,932
73180 2 z 8,842 9,018 16, 198
a 2 e 4,945 7) 254 7, 254
2 1, 300 1,818 7) 433 8, 474. 10, 292
d es a 8, 382 11,235 11,235
15,830 | 15,997 8,178 9,727 25, 724
Z 28,252 | 34,552 7; 928 7; 500 42; 052
4, 591 z Z 2) 468 2? 395 6, 986
113.340 : e 2 11, 340
5,573 = é a i 5,573
2,042 | 70,800 | 73,117 | 67,016 55, 268 130, 427
z 1, 150 1,145 Z z 13145

26,502 | 22,708 | 17, 1202 | 28,907| 34, 324

767,864 | 194,053 | 209,962 |1, 470,968 | 1,523,825 |2, 590, 207 | 2,501,651

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621
5
EXPORTS OF DOMESTIC SHRIMP, 1945-65 - Continued
CONTINENT AND i323
COUNTRY OF
DESTINATION FRESH OR FROZEN SALTED, PICKLED CANNED TOTAL
OR DRIED
POUNDS VALUE POUNDS VALUE POUNDS VALUE POUNDS VALUE
SOUTH AMERICA: ——S | SS | SSS | SS | | eS
COLON 6 4.000% a.n00 a z = 3,332| $4,192 3,332] 4,192
VENEAUEUAS 6 odo 5 Boo 20,671 | $18,894 = 2 123,283| 141,150] 143,954] 160,053
RERUMEEEE ee atte = 4 2,000 | $2,170 10, 365 8, 382 12,365| 10, 552
TOTAL te 20,671 | 18,894 2, 000 2,170 | 136,980] 153,733} 159,651] 174,797
EUROPE: a as Ta
UNITED KINGDOM... 4, 238 4,218 : = is = 4, 238 4,218
NETHERLANDS. . 2... = = 3, 225 1,995 3, 225 1,995
BEUCTUM CREE as ante - a 28,120| 27,897 28,120] 27,897
ERANCE I napeie’ s Heaa e = 2 s 1,038 13985 1,038 1,985
WEST GERMANY 1. 1... 1,800 1, 450 2 z 10,277] 10,968 12,077] 12,418
AUSTRIA ee eee = = 2,030 1,223 2,030 1,223
SWIKTZERUAND Stee ners 2, 500 1,925 37,974| 33,074 40,474| 34,999
TOWNES. Bate Mae een 8, 538 7, 593 z a 82,664| 77,142 91,202| 84,735
ASIA:
MEBANON SS ee eps cee = S as = 12, 540 9,650 12, 540 9, 650
ARABIA PENINSULA STATES:

SAUDIA ARABIA... . « 1,837 2, 322 J 2 : e 1,837 2, 322

ARABIA PENINSULA STATES,

NEES Coe qcaeme racoe fakes 2 e 2 6, 585 6,692 6, 585 6,692
MAWAYS IAG Pat ocina tue = é 1, 293 23112 1, 293 2,112
TRDONES TAPE Sa easneae z 2 2, 350 2,028 2) 350 2,028
APANTS er ene: 2, 534 2, 210 2 1,425 1, 320 3, 959 3, 530

TOTAL . ee 4,371 4, 532 2 % 24,193] 21,802 28,564| 26, 334

AFRICA:
MOROCCOMSSy sh hoe pees Es 2 2, 980 4, 340 2, 980 4,340
CONGORS Acie cua bueers Z = 2 2 5,655 7; 393 5,655] 7,393
TOL cums ec esos race = E a - 8,635| 11,733 8,635| 11,733
OTHER COUNTRIES. ...... 2,690 2, 356 473 535 5, 738 6,351 8,901 9, 242
GRAND TOTAL. ..... 961,456 | 801,239 | 196,526 | 212,667 |1,729, 178 |1, 794, 586 | 2,887, 160|2, 808, 492

Bie ek dl Maes
1954

CONTINENT AND
COUNTRY OF
DESTINATION

NORTH AMERICA;
CANADA ......
MEXIICOMS Wei is eo =
GUATEMALA. . . ..
EL SALVADOR. . °
HONDURAS ......
NICARAGUA. . ....
COSTA RICA. ....
PANAMA... . 2 e
CANAL ZONE .....
BERMUDA, Ogio 10
BAHAMAS. . ....
CUES 5 do'S 6 ace
JAMAICA, . 2. ee
DOMINICAN REPUBLIC .
TRINIDAD 20. os se
NETHERLANDS ANTILLES

TOWNE co; 5 bb a0

SOUTH AMERICA;
COLOMBIA .....
VENEZUELAN arene cere
BRITISH GUIANA . .
ECUADOR. ... .
PERU Ewin
CHILE. . .
BRAZIL... ..
URUGUAY. . .

TOTAL .

=

FRESH OR FROZEN

SALTED, PICKLED

er

CANNED TOTAL

POUNDS VALUE
980, 197 | $641, 550
18,084 | 12,933
900 680

800 560

450 456
12,500 | 10,130
5, 000 4, 330

OR DRIED
POUNDS POUNDS VALUE
70,024| $59, 281]1, 432, 504 |$1, 187, 999
5, 300 3,070 - -
S = 25, 308 20, 608
2 4, 354 4,318
a 7,875 6, 348
= = 2,655 2,793
27,000} 19,048 6, 431 6,873
38,610] 35,881 10,655 8,721
1,800 2, 700 300 380
= = 2, 864 2, 295
5, 300 3, 120 : =
234,490] 168,695| 42,973 31, 205
6, 088 4, 108 1, 200 1,170
5, 165 4,552

| POUNDS VALUE

2, 482, 725 |$1, 888, 830
5, 300 3,070
43, 392 33, 541
4, 354 4,318
8,775 7,028
2,655 2,793
34, 231 26, 481
49, 265 44,602
2, 550 3, 536
15, 364 12, 425
10, 300 7, 450
277,463| 199,900
7, 288 5,278
5,165 4, 552
39,863 24, 442
51, 225 44,922

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1, 578, 682 | 1,308, 270|3, 039,915] 2,313, 168
———————————————
18, 391 17,637| 18,391 17,637
136,274] 142,412| 149,320] 154,673
= - 1, 750 1, 450
6,675 6, 428 6,675 6,428
18, 250 17,462| 74,700 54,547
900 1,634 900 1,634
600 827 600 827
3,131 3, 215 3, 131 3,215
184, 221 189,615] 255,467] 240,411

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HISTORICAL FISHERY STATISTICS

EXPORTS OF DOMESTIC SHRIMP, 1945-65 - Continued

CONTINENT AND
COUNTRY OF
DESTINATION

EUROPE:
SWEDEN)... 2 =
UNITED KINGDOM .
JRELAND. . . :
NETHERLANDS .
BELG] UM.
FRANCE... .
WEST GERMANY .
AUSTRIA. . .
SWITZERLAND .
ITALY.

GREECE

TOTAL

ASIA;
EEBANONEGiy-nat fests tet
ARAB] A PENINSULA
STATES;
SAUDI]A ARABIA.
BAHRAIN. .
AFGHAN] STAN.
MALAYSIA .
PBHNENRRIINESE tr.
KOREA, REPUBLIC OF ,
UNG o.6.fo 00) '0
NANSE] AND NANPO
]SLANDS,

TOTAL .

AUSTRAL]A AND OCEANIA,
NEW ZEALAND, TOTAL.

AFRICA;

MOROCCO.

ANGOLA .

LIBERIA.

CONGO. . .
ESTIOR ACE serie state.
REPUBLIC OF SOUTH
AFRICA. 0

TOTAL .

GRAND TOTAL

FRESH OR FROZEN

SALTED,
OR DRIED

SSS EE

CONTINENT AND
COUNTRY OF
DESTINATION

NORTH AMERICA;
CANADA .
MEX]CO . .
GUATEMALA.
HONDURAS .
COSTA RICA
PANAMA . 0
CANAL ZONE .
BERMUDA .
BAHAMAS .
CUBA. .
JAMAICA.
TAUUD So oto to tate
DOMINICAN REPUBL]C
LEEWARD AND WINDWARD

ISLANDS . 00

TRINIDAD

NETHERLANDS ANTILLES .

TOTAL .

PICKLED

1954

CANNED

TOTAL

POUNDS VALUE POUNDS POUNDS VALUE
- - - 6, 800 $5, 900 6,800 $5, 900
9, 249 $7, 505 - 300 622 9,549 8,127
a me = = 1, 500 2,130 1, 500 2,130
= = 3, 954! $4, 538 4,987 4,030 8,941 8,568
- - - - 36, 420 30,118 36, 420 30,118
=) © - - 1, 287 2,522 1,287 2, 522
5,715 3,147 = 6 840 532 6, 555 3,679
= - = - 84, 230 50,231 84, 230 50, 231
11, 100 12, 253 & ~ = - 11, 100 12, 253
- - - - 4,165 3, 068 4,165 3, 068
20, 800 17313 20, 800 17,313
161, 329 143, 909
g 5 = 3 7,185 5,055 7,185 5,055
1,800 2, 340 - - 2,911 3, 266 4,711 5, 606
= = & = 750 1, 280 750 1, 280
= a 5 4 1,130 1,740 1,130 1,740
- - - - 1,680 2, 060 1,680 2, 060
a és = = 1,890 1,761 1,890 1,761
- - 270 662 - - 270 662
24, 280 18, 223 - - - - 24, 280 18, 223
13, 060 7,774 - - - - 13, 060 7,774
39, 140 28, 337 270 662 15, 546 15, 162 54, 956 44,161
6, 080 2,470 - - 20, 886 17,794 26, 966 20, 264
8,090 5a552 - - - - 8,090 5502
- - - - 4,565 4,679 4,565 4,679
2,740 2, 980 = - = = 2,740 2, 980
J sf a 3,105 4,273 3,105 4,273
- - - 1,015 618 1,015 618
- - - - 4,070 4,095 4,070 4,095
10,830 8, 532 - - 12, 755 13, 665 23,585 22, 197
1,152,943] 771,370 465,874] 351,768] 1,973,419] 1,660, 972]3, 592,236 | 2,784,110

1955
SALTED, PICKLED

POUNDS VALUE POUNDS VALUE POUNDS VALUE POUNDS VALUE
1,432,590 | $888,025 56,776 | $34,872|2, 121,664 $1,874,535] 3,611,030 |$2, 797, 432
- - 2,005 1,913 - - 2,005 1,913
19, 340 8,919 - - 15,414 12,864 34,754 21,783
5, 390 4,400 6, 000 4,100 4,110 4,040 15, 500 12, 540
1,990 1,647 2,800 2,120 2, 250 1,860 7,040 5,627
- - 55, 800 53, 223 34525 3,215 59, 325 56, 438
- - - = 11,290 9, 180 11, 290 9, 180
13, 170 10, 765 360 580 992 518 14,522 11,863
12,210 8, 160 - - - - 12,210 8, 160
2, 250 2, 250 79, 230 60, 843 32,218 21,275 113, 698 84, 368
4,730 2,633 6, 250 7,065 = - 10, 980 9,698
180 150 - - - - 180 150
= a = = 3, 370 3, 260 3, 370 3, 260
- - 900 684. - - 900 684
39, 850 27, 481 - - 13,054 8,622 52, 904 36,103
27,001 20, 228 17, 000 19,170 29,535 30, 196 734536) 69, 594
1,558,701 | 974,658 227,121 | 184, 570/2, 237,422] 1,969,565] 4,023,244] 3, 128,793

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CONTINENT AND IEE)

COUNTRY OF
DESTINATION FRESH OR FROZEN Bar cee EAE || CANNED TOTAL
1ED
=
POUNDS VALUE | POUNDS VALUE | POUNDS VALUE | POUNDS VALUE
SOUTH AMERICA: = = == | —| = a
COLOMBIA . . ae a 2 c = 8,875 $6, 580 8,875 $6, 580
VNU 6 6 65 6 6 6 11,747 $8,503 1,425 $1,426] 153,886 141,309] 167,058| 151,238
SOUADOR ooo 0 6 6 8G o : 2 = 5 1, 500 1, 392 1, 500 1; 392
RERUN nen eae 1, 390 1, 180 2, 200 1,418 1,800 1,823 5, 390 4,421
BOI VAM ete ns yale erste i = c Z 4,275 3,869 4, 275 3, 869
UWE o ono 6.0 0 0 = = S S 480 640 480 640
TOMAlee sar aen a eens i 13, 137 9,683 3,625 2,844] 170,816] 155,613| 187,578| 168, 140
EUROPE: Slea at Tat ia ic
SEDEN OSE Mena oe tae 4,125 2,427 2 = 98, 943 87,619] 103,068 90, 046
UNITED KINGDOM |]... 10, 480 8,185 = = 7,830 5,890] 18, 310 14,075
NGELNDs soo 00 ob 6 624 992 i E 4, 900 5, 990 5, 524 6, 982
NETHERLANDS. . . 1... 9, 250 6, 240 3, 525 3,214 8,731 6,536] 21, 506 15, 990
BECGIUM@heaete heen = 5 = = 38, 144 31,824] 38,144 31,824
PANG 6-666 6.0.06 6 1, 200 2, 480 a u 1, 360 2, 480 2, 560 4, 960
WEST GERMANY . . 2, 000 1, 550 5 S 5, 000 5, 600 73,000 7,150
SWITZERLAND. . . 25, 800 23, 850 = : 45,895 24,153] 71,695 48, 003
RGN S deena ae = 5 3 5 2, 580 2, 582 2,580 2, 582
GREECE . ia . é - x 22, 740 19,708] 22,740 19, 708
TOTAL 53, 479 45, 724 3, 525 3,214] 236,123] 192,382] 293,127] 241, 320
ASIA:
HESANON See ean eee e : 2 : 10,080 9,093] 10, 080 9,093
ARABIA PENINSULA STATES:
KUWAIT ees chuctietice 5 2 2 2 1, 500 1, 580 1, 500 1, 580
SAUDIA ARABIA. . . . . 20, 630 20,810 2 2 2,529 3,264| 23, 159 24,074
FINDA eee ia a = 3 E 780 1,040 780 1,040
WAUNEHA 6 6 6 6 6 56-6 7 = 5 490 579 490 579
INDONESIAN eo scpnoe 2 E g 3, 040 2,640 3, 040 2,640
PHILIPPINES. . ... . - 1, 500 900 900 810 2, 400 1,710
HONG KONG. . pipes : Z = = 70 130 70 130
IGEN bce Sou-5 hone Abe 8,000 7,050 = a 2,600 2,548] 10,600 9, 598
NANSE] AND NANPO JSLANDS 32, 050 21,010 é Z 3 & 32,050| _21, 010
TOTAL Sarees peak 8 60,680] 48,870 1, 500 900] 21,989 21,684] 84,169 71, 454
== ———————
AUSTRALIA AND OCEANIA,
NEW ZEALAND, TOTAL. 5 Z : 2 117, 913 78,439] 117,913 78, 439
AFRICA: ————e =e af ap
MOROCCOM mms seis. otter: 3, 000 1,293 2 & 150 130 3, 150 1, 423
WESTERN PORTUGUESE
AE RICAA eens = é s 3, 000 1,780 3, 000 1,780
CONGO MNES Ue ine HR ten 2 375 500 750 800 1,125 1, 300
PINON 5 6 6 6 6 a 4.6 : = 1,015 538 1,015 538
REPUBLIC OF SOUTH AFRICA = a é 3 42, 420 35,429] 42,420 35, 429
HOWL 6-606 6 0-6 0 47,335
GRAND TOTAL... .. | 1,688,997] 1,080, 228 192, 028 |2,831, 598] 2,456,360] 4, 756,741 | 3, 728,616
CONTINENT AND 1956
COUNTRY OF
DESTINATION FRESH OR FROZEN See a ee CANNED TOTAL
ees oie
POUNDS VALUE | POUNDS VALUE | POUNDS VALUE | POUNDS VALUE
NORTH AMERICA: =—_ —— | Sel Se — =—=—=
CANADA . 1,312,323| $977,286] 41,678 | $51,601|1, 948,629] $2, 125, 486] 3, 302, 830 |$3, 154, 373
MEXICOms ieee 2, 500 1, 470 500 1,000 z 3, 000 2, 470
GUATEMALA, 3c... 4,740 5,893 p = 4, 370 5, 352 9,110 11, 245
BRITISH HONDURAS . . . 750 760 e a 4 é 750 760
HONDURAS) et eimn se . a 2 = 1,750 1,860 1,750 1,860
COSTAVRICALS Baste ele : a 1,600 1, 560 1, 500 1, 500 3, 100 3, 060
BANAMASEIGPN ery pel aalealieg 11, 950 4, 183 3, 800 4,876 975 1098] 16,725 10, 157
CANATEZONERSUIE meh mea 660 582 450 345 1, 240 720 2, 350 1,647
BERMUDAN = S20. ole k 15,710 14, 063 3 2 2; 405 3,373] 18,115 17; 436
BAHAMAS. . . . . co 6,830 6,660 1, 500 1, 260 z 2 8, 330 7,920
CUBASE Laem cs a © 2 6,000 2,260] 26,138 24,986] 32, 138 27; 246
TANT CARRE irr eee 4, 160 3,844 750 1, 455 400 570 5,310 5,869
DOMINICAN REPUBLIC . 7,000 8, 230 1, 500 1,710 1,035 1, 146 9, 535 11, 086
TRINIDAD See aa 19, 030 13, 358 zt 2 4,641 2,760; 23,671 16,118
NETHERLANDS ANTILLES . . 42,885 35,841] 11,345 18,870] 23,545 27,480] 77,775 82,191
TOTAL . 1,428,538 |1,072,170| 69,323 84, 937|2,016,628| 2, 196, 331|3,514, 489| 3,353, 438

263-707 O - 67 - 40

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HISTORICAL FISHERY STATISTICS

Continued

CONTINENT AND ues

COUNTRY OF
DESTINATION

SOUTH AMERICA:
COMOMB TAM ike leren cnt ilcmits
VENEZUELA ir cieis ii citeie
BRITISH See .
RERU MP acretseit 60 OFo0
fo} E WAV NGOs ooo on omono
TROUNG boo Oh ob oO

EUROPE;

SWEDEN. . 5.0.0 1680
UNI TED KINGDOM o .
IRELAND. . .

NETHERLANDS. a0, 0
BE MG ob a a olor
RANG Exar wretercitoue. .
WEST GERMANY .

SWITZERLAND. . 6/6 G0
RORTUGA Emre ltemren t-WKeli oll
WWNEG26 G GidNoS 6: oo
GREECE ae emac itn bil it ue sit

TONG “ore bh 6 6

ASIA;
LEBANON. . . O00
ARABIA PENINSULA STATES:

KUWAIT... do .
SAUDI A ARABIA. G76
HIND IA\ei ie crete ol to (ol Motes te
RAKLSTANamten felis tefietie) re
MALAYSIA 0. 6 0 1s tie 0
PHILIPPINES. . . G ‘allo
KOREA, REPUBLIC OF ell telee
JAPAN. . .
NANSE] AND NANPO ISLANDS

TOTAL .

AUSTRALIA AND OCEANIA:
NEW ZEALAND. . .

FRESH OR FROZEN

POUNDS VALUE

32,051

$34,089

SALTED, PIC
OR DRIED
POUNDS

SLED) CANNED iz TOTAL
+—
value | POUNDS VALUE | POUNDS VALUE
: 600 $860 600 $860
L 164,833| 184,808] 196,884| 218,897
2 700 1,710 700 13110
“ 2, 140 3,825 2, 140 3,825
685 685

191, 288

1,471 2, 007 - = 74,377 68,430] 75,848 70, 437
1, 350 945 = S 2,850 2, 745 4, 200 3,690
= S é = 5,925 8,385 5,925 8,385
7,33 7,711 2 - 8, 563 8,537; 15,926 16, 248
5 ce a = 24, 540 25,084| 24,540 25, 084
6,570 3, 760 = = 375 595 6,945 4, 355
750 992 = 2 - 750 992
20, 708 21,864 - 55, 579 47,737| 76,287 69,601
é = Ss 2, 160 3, 780 2, 160 3, 780

= 2 7 = 2, 940 3,631 2, 940 3,631

1, 200 | 1,227 = = 13, 987 15,934] 15, 187 17, 161
39,412 38, 506 - - 191,296 | 184,858] 230,708] 223,364
. = = : 5, 753 6, 398 5,753 6, 398

= é - = 1, 350 1,614 1,350 1,614
26,105 37,621 360 $556 1,955 2,740| 28,420 40, 917
cS = 2 = 2, 860 4,270 2, 860 4,270

= 3 ib 3,890 4,140 3,890 4,140

= = - 2, 345 3,619 2, 345 3,619

o = = = 1, 400 2,770 1, 400 2,770
5, 955 2,817 = = 2,600 2, 880 8,555 5,697

FRENCH PACIFIC JSLANDS .
TOTALS Reet
AFRICA:
MOROCCOMMuR ar em nia } é
WNC ge occ eh Goh Lone 2 = : a 1,005 1,118 1,005 1,118
CONGO Mt apnea: i i 3 2 1,740 13296 13740 1,296
ETH IORI Wann ee ae a = i 2 750 13.130 750 1; 130
MOZAMBIQUE |. 1... i a 2 9, 750 9° 280 9, 750 9, 280
REPUBLIC OF SOUTH AFRIC 2, 975 3, 444 zy = 12,553 11,630] 15,528 15,074
ZAMB VACANT eae hese = Z =a 2 4, 500 4,708 4, 500 4,708
STO TA leeamcater Cat eete 7, 550 7, 298 & 2 30, 298 29,162) 37,848 36, 460
GRAND TOTAL. . . . . | 1,550,154] 1,202,093] 69,683] 85, 493]2,451, 114 | 2,650, 227|4,070, 951 | 3,937,813
CONTINENT AND
COUNTRY OF
SALTED, PICKLED
DESTINATION FRESH OR FROZEN EDs SEC CANNED TOTAL
a crea POUNDS value | POUNDS vatue | POUNDS value | POUNDS VALUE
CANADA . . | 1,567,094 |$1,248,779]} 25,055] $19, 129]1, 673, 194 [$1, 741, 281] 3, 265, 343 |$3, 009, 189
MEXICO | ies 10, 350 6,795 23.000 3, 500 Z Z 12, 350 10, 295
GUATEMALA. . ak 2 z z x 10, 490 12,360] 10,490 12, 360
EL SALVADOR. Enay z a “ z 450 522 450 522
HONDURASIAy Sime aici sie = E ‘ 8, 470 9,015} 8, 470 9,015
NICARAGUARL cuales ane & 2, 140 3, 330 9; 107 122332| 9 117247 15,662
COSTAURICAU Ree te Z 23810 3,970 és z 23810 3, 970
BANAMAGERG NUN re uMnes = 225 165 z z 9, 585 10,894 9,810 11,059
CANAL ZONE . sah te 1, 440 1,799 5 13.520 1,935 2; 960 3, 734
BERMOD Atanas canara 27,820 29; 788 1,000 1, 178 44. 1,190| 297664 32; 156
BAH ANAS Reet nonce 12,898 11,365 x z zs 2 12,898 11,365
CUBA erwin take ee 800 610 2, 900 3,202] 29,075| 28,678] 32,775 32, 490

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EXPORTS OF DOMESTIC SHRIMP, 1945-65 - Continued
CONTINENT AND UEEY/
COUNTRY OF rere
DESTINATION FRESH OR FROZEN alee ae CANNED TOTAL
eae oe
POUNDS VALUE | POUNDS VALUE | POUNDS VALUE | POUNDS VALUE
NORTH AMERICA - CONTINUED; — oes Ye
JAMAICA. . Waters 10,600| $10,392 362 $523 8, 700 $9,530] 19,662] $20,445
DOMINICAN REPUBLIC . . . 1,750 1,847 e Z 4, 500 4, 340 6, 250 6, 187
LEEWARD AND WINDWARD
TISHAND Sesleri ears 2, 500 2,600 é = “ 2, 500 2,600
TRINIDAD... ; 23,863 22,718 2 6, 460 6,409] 30, 323 29, 127
NETHERLANDS ANTILLES . 43, 349 45, 698 9,710 13,180] 31,870 39,771| 84,929 98, 649
TOWNS oo b°0 0-0 1,702,689] 1,382,556] 45,977 48,0121, 794, 265 | 1,878, 257| 3, 542, 931 | 3, 308,825
SOUTH AMERICA: SSS ee i
VENEZUE WAR ie t ear sretaraine 22, 754 24,690 2 = 145,419 | 178,711} 168,173 | 203,401
ECUADOR rsa ice chats 2,619 712 z = = a 2,619 2
RERUM meinen i hous 7,695 8,170 = & 4, 300 4,909} 11,995 13,079
CHIMES ccaone create. = 5 = 2,095 2,781 2,095 2,781
ARGENTIINAMIESINS By ey oo : & = 210 779 210 779
TOWNE co 6 0-8 33, 068 33, 572 & © 152,024 | 187,180] 185,092| 220,752
EUROPE: Tel ee
SWEDENIE TEP e eter tny ras 1,803 2, 563 - 2 54, 039 61,561| 55,842 64, 124
NORWAVAPs ate : 7 - = 2 34, 580 13,338| 34,580 13, 338
IRELAND. . 5 5 ss 2 = S A 325 555 325 555
NETHERLANDS. aes 12,191 14,993 a = 540 1222 | e473 16,215
BELG. oo 6 6 6 6 6 4,600 5, 800 2 5 45, 252 49,417| 49,852 55, 217
RANGERS : 938 1, 134 180 1,895 2, 250 3,410 3, 368 6, 439
WEST GERMANY . 750 1,013 = S 4, 400 4,945 5, 150 5, 958
SWITZERLAND . 7, 500 7413 3 5 64,72 55,322] 72,272 62,735
AZORES . = 2 co S 1,740 1, 129 1, 740 1, 129
MALTA. : 2 z = 1, 350 894 1, 350 894.
ITALY. . ° 1, 500 945 1, 560 2,510 3, 060 3, 455
GREECE . 900 1, 152 = 2 20, 521 19,544; 21,421 20, 696
TOTAL . 28, 682 34, 068 1,680 2,840| 231,329] 213,847] 261,691 | 250,755
ASIA:
EBANON' Mince souk 5 = = = 18, 401 19,417] 18,401 19, 417
IRAN... é 2 a 2 875 1,165 875 1,165
ARABIA PENINSULA STATES:
ROMINP 6 0 Gea 6 0 be 750 1,050 3 = 1, 200 1, 456 1, 950 2, 506
SAUD] ARABIA... . 7, 376 11, 321 = = 3,118 3,014] 10,494 14, 335
BAHRAIN. . . 2 ee se 3 = 3 % 750 1, 400 750 1, 400
AFGHANISTAN. . 2... = - 2 - 1,440 1,271 1,440 1,271
TIMID) Gno o°6 6 6 ecG 312 640 Z s 5 = 312 640
MAWAYS IIA meets) ooh = Z 5 = 3, 100 5, 090 3, 100 5, 090
INDONESIA pase neune = = Z 3 600 477 600 477
KOREA, REPUBLIC OF . . . 2 z 300 720 1,000 600 1, 300 1, 320
HONGEKONG Sarina 2 = c 2 1,890 2,990 1,890 2,990
JAPAN. . 5. e 5 = 5 2, 500 1,600 2, 500 1; 600
NANSEI AND NANPO [SLANDS 1, 500 1,185 s # 2 a4 1, 500 1,185
TOTALS praia sve 9, 938 14, 196 300 720| 34,874 38,480] 45,112 53, 396
AUSTRALIA AND OCEANIA:
NEW ZEALAND. . . ; 3 = 2 = 37, 108 39,245] 37, 108 39, 245
TRUST TERRITORY OF THE
PACIFIC ISLANDS... 1, 500 1,620 2 é 5 e 1, 500 1,620
TOTA Leases pusenelsdlaiae 1, 500 1,620 = f 37, 108 30,245] 38,608 40,665
————- —— —S>=—= —————————————
AFRICA: racecars
MOROCCOM™ nates tren) pes 3, 000 3, 300 5 = é 3, 000 3, 300
MTB YALE kere” «Uae - = = = 2,610 4, 150 2,610 4, 150
ANG OWA InSign = = = = 4, 500 5, 265 4, 500 5, 265
MIBERDAN tai fa 576 691 S a é = 576 691
CONGO RI) ES i 5 cts 3 = = = 4, 208 5, 334 4, 208 5, 334
ETHIOPIA... 5 = Z 1, 160 894 1, 160 894
REPUBLIC OF SOUTH AFRICA 33,626| 31,465 34,731
ZAMBVIAG Sy DR. Co" TRH 3, 562 3, 900 3, 562
TOTAL tvakeutetont aes
GRAND TOTAL . 1,780,453] 1,471, 108 2, 296, 443 | 2, 409, 6840/4, 124,853 le 932, 520

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CONTINENT AND
COUNTRY OF
DESTINATION

NORTH AMERICA:
CANADA 2 5) te ss es
MEX COM varemirecirciet. late iiits
GUATEMALA. ado
HONDURAS . . .
NICARAGUA. . ,
COSTA RICA. .
PANAMA . . 0.o 0 010! 0
CANAL ZONES SS) Woeepten to) ier te
EiNUDY\, 6 9 o 6 6 0 0 0
BAHAMAS. . .. .
CUBA. . .
JAMAICA.
ANU 60-016 6 620
DOMINICAN REPUBLIC .
BARBADOS . on
WRUINIOND 0.6) 6 6 oo 0
NETHERLANDS ANTILLES .

ROWING 6 oS o Blo

SOUTH AMERICA;
VENEZUEARSi ae. jivolll listens
RERUD pecmicimoat-uirein ol (oilletite
BOBWINS 6 66 ob 0 a0
GnIUS6:'5° 6 6'0.0,6:6 0 0

WOUNE oo 6 a boo G

EUROPE;
JCEUNNDS 6 65 Goo 0-0
SWEDEN tepate Mitel Nile ole liaroamire
UNITED KINGDOM... .
JRELAND. O'dio.9 Oo9
NETHERLANDS, . .....
BUSH UMG: So ao oS oud
FRANC EQ iremeeyitcuine)s (a
SWITZERLAND. . . .
ITALY G-)) toh liste pm staitauate
GREEC Essent. O10

UROUING WS. o-'3' 0 ba.'a: 0

ASIA:
EEBANON arm ut- iio Melis
WRN 66-8070 & Dood
JORDAN. ....
ARABIA PENINSULA
KUWAIT . 2.
SAUD] ARABIA...
ARABIA PENINSULA
STATES INES Geye | create
RAKISTANDE a ciaiouteutiompetuleials
SOUTH VIET-NAM . . BG
CAMB ODIIAVircinouh eke? re) nelitetaye
MAEAY SAW remetiteuretieh teh uetie
HONG KONG. .......
NANSE] AND NANPO J SLANDS

TOTAL .

AUSTRALIA AND OCEANIA,
NEW ZEALAND, TOTAL.

AFRICA:

LIBYA, d 0:40 do
ANGOLSAYE ut amremysnire tion hae
LIBERDA\ % fogs te OND
CONGO. . . aio
ETHVOR JAW teneutemves elem
REPUBLIC OF SOUTH AFRICA
AME IfA\eretitenars are lt fit siaa oYarevane

OTA civem renter) mire ine

STATES:

GRAND TOTAL...

FRESH OR FROZEN

1958

HISTORICAL FISHERY STATISTICS

SALTED, PICKLED
OR DRIED

CANNED

POUNDS VALUE | POUNDS POUNDS
1, 472, 476 |$1, 275,486] 25,757] $25, 336] 1,717,693
11,600 7, 784| 2 5 5
= 2 2 - 12,739
= - 5 = 2, 500
2, 360 2,870 = - 3, 700
© = Z a 1,800
S 5 1,000 850 5
© © 3 2,600
13, 030 13,751 - O 4,740
8, 500 7,968 - = -
4, 400 4,520] 17, 200 17,916] 20,325
15, 255 14, 035) 2 - 5,098
- = - 5 3, 200
8,650 8, 253) > S 1,750
1, 000 1, 280 = = a
28, 400 28,191 e Z 6,631
39,852 36,513 1, 000 1,460] 23, 122

1,805, 898

VALUE
$1, 994, 731

3,

17, 375
3, 190
5, 390
2, 600

2, 780
6,711

14, 473
4, 900
3, 600
2,625

5,944
29, 690
2,094, 009

3,

TOTAL

POUNDS

215, 926
11, 600
12, 739

2, 500
6, 060
1,800
1, 000
2, 600
17,770
8, 500
41, 925
20, 353
3, 200
10, 400
1, 000
35, 031

456, 378

1,880 2, 440 713 730| 159,160] 211,008] 161,753
375 855 = : 1, 403 3,829 1, 78

i é - 1, 500 2, 140 1, 500

= 3 2 4, 250 7,435 4, 250

2, 255 3, 295 713 730| 166,313] 224,412] 169,281
- - 1, 420 1,470 - = 1, 420

= : 14, 267 18,901] 14, 267

- - - - 288 3,024 288

- - - - 1,650 2,521 1,650
1,275 1,856 - - 10, 249 12,604) 11,524
- - : = 22,822 29,494| 22,822

- - - - 240 2,527 240
13, 125 16, 266 - - 68,975 76,894] 82,100
- - - - 2, 780 5, 274 2, 780
375 542 - - 15, 170 135773) aolSi545
14,775 18, 664 1,420 1,470] 136,441] 165,012] 152,636
1,042 Ip tz - = 3, 050 3, 768 4,092
e - - = 1,421 3, 372 1,421

- - - : 412 654 412
3, 560 5,115 = = - 3, 560
14,810 25, 436 - 11, 500 13,720] 26,310
60 700 - = 300 3, 500 360

VALUE

$3, 295, 553

3, 540, 222

214, 178
4,684
2, 140
7,435

228, 437

1, 470
18,901
3, 024
2,521
14, 460
29, 494
2, 527
93, 160
5, 274
14,315

185, 146
4,943

Shove
654

5,115
39, 156

4,200

1,647, 985

i

1,462,826

51,690 51, 962)2, 1

61,451

2, 548,019]3,

861, 126

4,062, 807

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HISTORICAL FISHERY STATISTICS

DEST] NAT] ON

NORTH AMERICA:
CANADAY Se 5) 3)
MEXIC ORM iatome eters)
GUATEMALA. . .. .
COSTA RICA... .
PANAMA... 2. |
CANAL ZONE... .
BERMUDA. . 600
BAHAMAS. . ...
CUBA cum Mk-mnobitnitcl)
JAMAICA, . 2 2. we

HAITI]. . .
DOM] NJCAN REPUBLIC O00 9
BARBADOS .... 60 0
TRINIDAD . .

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CONTINENT AND Ieee)
COUNTRY OF
SALTED, PICKLED
FRESH OR FROZEN see AeA CANNED TOTAL
ee
POUNDS VALUE | POUNDS VALUE | POUNDS VALUE | POUNDS VALUE
1,691,605 [$1,395,945] 17,800] $19, 7911, 802, 459 |$1, 893, 647| 3, 511, 864 |$3, 309, 383
155, 800 86, 246 3,720 8,150 s Z 159, 520 94, 396
zs e 2 x 6, 680 7,575 6, 680 73575
2 = 1,980 3,069 4,800 5, 950 6, 780 9,019
: e 16, 500 11; 230 : zs 16, 500 11; 230
= 13.000 965 z = 1,000 965
20, 930 18, 799 z 2 1,381 2,069 22,311 20, 868
27,061 23, 942 2, 000 2, 270 - z 29, 061 26, 212
25, 225 6,243] 19,000 15,023} 28, 181 25,020] 72; 406 46, 286
28, 858 25, 427 13250 963 2,475 2,579] 32,583 28, 969
960 576 z i 2 960 576
6,000 5,090 e z 810 1, 107 6,810 6, 197
1; 450 1; 450 2 S 2 1; 450 13.450
5, 334 3,921] 40,447 30, 159
17,910 19,260| 64,639 55,841

NETHERLANDS ANTILLES .
TOTAL .

SOUTH AMERICA;
VENEZUEIAY 5 7.) fc) fe) te) Jo)»
BRITISH GUIANA... .
FEW 66 65 DOD 6 OO
BOLIVIAN ey cel cote) te) de) el ce
CHILE. 6,0 070-0
TOTAL Sey vere) «

EUROPE:
SWEDEN... .
UNITED KINGDOM °
NETHERLANDS, . .
BELGIUM aiertcnccnits
FRANCE... .
WEST GERMANY . .
SWITZERLAND. . .
PORTUGAL) ee)
UWNLo oo 0 00 0 8

GREECES sar eliente ite
ITURIKEVarremucunotinonten

WOH bo pa ao

ASIA:
LEBANON. « « « « 2 © oe
UNS boo 6 00 6 .
ISRAEL . 00.0
ARABIA PENINSULA STATES:
(UM 6 Go 0 DP 60-0
SAUD] ARABIA... ..
ARABIA PENINSULA
STATES, N.E.C.. .
BAHRAIN pyc teiitelitoiete)
AFGHANISTAN. . .....
PAKISTAN . «2 © 2 eo
STHAIUAND teins rel voici
SOUTH VIET-NAM.. .
MALAYSIA ......
INDONESIA. . .
NANSE] AND NANPO ISLANDS

WOW 6 a Blo 0 dG

AUSTRALIA AND OCEANIA,
NEW ZEALAND, TOTAL. .

AFRICA:

IEMs ofa 8080 Ord 0° Yo
IANGOLAST ate meeulcn (opie
NRIs: 6.0 6 60-6
CONGO. .. ohms
SOMALI REPUBLIC. ohne
ETHIOPIA...

REPUBLIC OF SOUTH “AFRICA
ZAMB AVE ireliroliel sition xelite

WOW 6 6 6-0 0 np -4 0

GRAND) TOTALS 7) <3) vette) 1

1,870,030] 1,961, 128

3, 973,011

3,649, 126

; B S 213,078] 181,207] 221,008
= - = - 1, 900 1, 660 1, 900 1, 660
2, 250 2, 164 1, 550 1,561 3, 750 3,670 7, 550 7, 395
675 800 S = 2,619 2,141 3, 294 2,941
265 523 2 = 1, 200 1,984 1, 465 2, 507
7, 410 11,417 1, 550 1,561] 186,456] 222,533] 195,416] 235,511
= © e 5 18,360] 17,195 18, 360
3, 750 4,100] 16,604 20, 641 350,384] 469,206] 375,125
2,813 3, 266 : = 36,545| 36,442 39,811
- - - = 32,422| 27,896 32, 422
1, 980 500 - © 8,554] 13,540 9, 054
313 600 = = 2,567 1,667 3, 167
7,000 5, 440 - S 125, 258| 166,885] 130,698
2 = = - 950 750 950
: = = = 13,059] 11,640 13, 059
= - Be 22,593| 26,470 22, 593
2 - 2 1, 400 1, 500 1, 400
15, 856 13, 906 16, 604 20,641 612,092| 773,191] 646,639

———— SSS ——>= —
© 2 14,463] 12, 306 14, 463
= = 5 8,025 3,051 8,025
- 525 400 525
595 720 6 S = = 595 720
7,916 12, 378 = - 2, 216 3, 126 10, 132 15, 504
2, 000 1,799 = = 60 720 2,060 2,519
- = = 750 775 750 775
820 900 - : - = 820 900
- = = - 950 608 950 608
e = 1, 950 1,982 1,950 1, 982
1,998 2,113 = = = = 1,998 2,113
= = = = 3, 150 6, 440 3, 150 6, 440
- = - 2 1,050 13,153 1,050 13, 153
11,850 9, 504 - = = 11,850 9, 504.
25, 179 27, 414 = 5 25,883 49,817| 51,062 77, 231

6
,

- © - = 3, 450 1,870 3, 450 1,870
= - = 1,850 1,607 1,850 1,607
1,610 2, 556 s - 24, 663 23,188} 26,273 25, 744
- 2 - = 4, 499 5, 587 4,499 5, 587

2,089, 733 | 1,681,616

87, 581/2,876, 493 | 2,898, 453

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CONTINENT AND pgeg

COUNTRY OF

DEST] NATJ ON FRESH OR FROZEN 7 Sa CANNED TOTAL

Rasen ETO POUNDS VALUE | POUNDS VALUE | POUNDS VALUE | POUNDS VALUE
CANAD AWE SIS EE eS 2, 195, 967|$1,741,922| 30,290] $24,595] 1,746, 291 |$1, 926, 999] 3, 972, 548 |$3, 693, 516
MEXICO; eae en 277,730] ° 139, 464 1,900 2; 192 2 279,630] 141,656
GUATEMALAN coals 2 c 3 5 “690 698 690 698
HONDURAS Nig eale aera c : z = 934 798 934. 798
NICARAGUA. . . . . i 420 480 2 é : 2 420 480
Gos NCS 6 so oo 0/5 : a : 300 312 300 312
PANAMA Ges a8) 28 a 3, 600 3, 116 4, 350 4,545 7, 950 7,661
CANAL ZONE... 750 480 S - 240 250 990 730
SUS og 65 6 6 6 26, 695 24, 922 2 é 3, 204 3,541] 29,899 28, 463
BAHAMAS is enue 39,874 39, 488 2,730 2, 287 352 860| 42, 956 42,635
CUBA Saree eos eee = z = - 1, 400 700 1; 400 700
JAMAICA. cats 77, 385 61, 337 1, 400 1,190 3,532 3,533} 82,317 66, 060
DOMINICAN REPUBLIC . . . 13590 13.505 x : z 2 1,590 13505
LEEWARD AND WINDWARD
TSCANDSHAN meee ee 500 502 : s 160 212 660 714
BARBADOS a aaaneneneenn 2,088 2, 681 = é g 2 2,088 2,681
TRINIDAD... Fie 9, 342 7; 423 900 801 6,579 4,383] 16,821 12; 607
NETHERLANDS ANTILLES . . 36, 563 20,992] 57,370

TONG wie 6 o 6 oo a | eeseneo 1, 967, 823| 4, 498, 563

SOUTH AMERICA:

VENE:ZUEWA@ Ee eur pars. ae 1,874 2,441 600 620| 112,509) 114,128] 114,983] 117,189

RERUN egies Veta: z Z 500 550 5, 339 6, 262 5,839 6,812

SIOLMUMAG os to 61d: 5 0-6 z a 2, 000 2, 600 4, 947 3, 908 6, 947 6, 508

CHILE oe, cameras z 1, 440 618 1,974 2; 625 3, 414 3, 243

BRAZIIS Gees = & 2 300 650 300 650

TOTAL . 1,874 2,441 4, 540 4,388] 125,069] 127,573] 131,483] 134, 402
tenes

EUROPE: T | if aie
SWEDEND Renn oa E = : : 23, 566 22,649| 23, 566 22,649
NORWAVaHertle ayn oy acarene 3, 900 2,685 ' 2 3, 900 2) 685
DENMARK Seen 2 35 : = 2,025 1,840 2} 025 1,840
UNITED KINGDOM . 6, 360 4, 261 : 1,145,410 | 9143410]1,151,770| 918,671
TRECAND AIRE 3 z r 1, 200 780 1, 200 780
NETHERLANDS. | . é e g 45, 327 38,596] 45, 327 38, 596
BELGIUM. . . . j e 3 28, 676 26,103| 28,676 26, 103
FRANCE... 18, 546 18, 663 S 2 39, 006 33, 321| 57, 552 51, 984
WEST GERMANY - é z : : 5,275 4,827 5,275 4,827
SWITZERLAND. 6,000 4,560 z E 80,852 55,307| 86,852 59, 957
ITALY RR Hic 3 & 2 13, 475 15,289] 13,475 15, 289
GREEC ERE : : = 17,686 16,170] 17,686 16, 170

II
TOTAL . 34, 806 30, 169 : - | 1,402, 498 | 1, 129, 382] 1, 437, 304] 1, 159,551
ot eae cae ee

ASIA:

LEBANON SEE a eee 5 : 2 : 11,690 12,964} 11,690 12, 964.
IRAQI ar capreg ar) a eae & e 2; 176 2,605 2,176 2}605
RANGE ieee te renee 587 1,610 zs Z 1,992 1, 906 2,579 3,516
JORDAN . ; & i . 393 527 393 527
ARABIA PENINSULA STATES:

KUWAN TE Rare 500 720 3 : 2 500 720

SAUDI ARABIA . . A 15, 120 19, 275 776 1,013] 15,896 20, 288

ARABIA PENINSULA

STATES MINGER CANN 1, 500 1, 208 2 E 450 726 1,950 1, 934
CEYLON RAR ON eae = zu z E 140 214 140 214
SOUTH VIET-NAM. . 700 386 é 5 é 700 386
MAUSSUN IS 8 bb dl one 5 3 : = 424 682 424 682
INDONESIAnieeet 5) tees z 2 360 4,512 360 4,512
HONGHKONGS melts) ieee - = 3 a 840 1, 204 840 1; 204
JAPAN... 258,900] 195,691! 60,000 48,000] 60,000 48,450] 378,900! 2927141
NANSE] AND NANPO |SLANDS 13.600 1,088 S :

——_}~—

TOWN y.6 cio op 278,907| 219,978] 60,000 48,000

AUSTRALIA AND OCEANIA: +} weep s2- 5-5 as a
AUSTRALIA... . 2 5 E a 1,201 1,276 1,201 1,276
NEW ZEALAND. . . : 675 750 A 55, 528 51,299] 56,203 52; 049
TRUST TERRITORY OF THE
PACIFIC ISLANDS . . 1,620 1,196 a Z : 2 1,620 1,196

TOTAM ements ie 2,295 1,946 -

AFRICA: —— Se :
LIBYA. Ue a 560 500 : 3, 782 4, 425 4,342 4,925
ANGOWUAN ike be alunos Z a f B 900 966 900 966
IGERTAS Aneta 710 582 480 328 540 758 1,730 1,668
CONGO. anal 2 : 2 450 504 450 504
ETHIOPIA . = é Z 1,910 1, 448 1,910 1, 448
TANZANIA... 300 228 é = 2 300 228
REPUBLIC OF SOUTH AFRICA 376 468 = i 23,814 21,892] 24, 190 22, 360
ZANE TASS ee ar giants = ~ c 675 795 675 795

TOTAL 1, 946 1,778 480 328] 32,071 30,678| 34,497 32, 984
GRAND TOTAL . 2,988, 732| 2,302,615] 108,040 89, 863| 3, 482, 247 | 3, 383, 034|/6, 579,019 | 5,775,512
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CONTINENT AND | 1961
COUNTRY
ger FRESH OR FROZEN SALTED, PGES) CANNED TOTAL
DESTINATION OR DRIED
Pounds | VALUE POUNDS VALUE POUNDS | VALUE POUNDS VALUE
NORTH AMERICA:
CANADA. . . . ~~ | 2,009,687|$1,675, 655 86,423 | $51,639 | 1,350,469|/$1,570,497 | 3,446,579|$3,297,791
MEX{COseaneme ane 84,897 61,622 940 940 = a 85,837 62, 562
GUATEMALA... - = - = = 3,484 3,901 3,484 3,901
EL SALVADOR. . . - 3 2 1,464 1,388 1,464 1,388
HONDURAS. . . . - = 2 = 740 898 740 898
NICARAGUA... . 560 640 = = 142 248 702 888
COSTAWRIICAS Cle = = - - 210 252 210 252
PANAMA, . 2 e+ « 3,100 2,200 : : 750 856 3,850 3,056
BERMUDA... s « 39,919 36,062 700 734 1,859 2, 586 42,478 39,382
BAHAMAS itescarsmemns 53,120 46,385 240 358 793 810 54,153 47, 553
JAMAICA . 5 ee 86, 649 66, 268 1,000 550 2,891 3,301 90, 540 70,119
BAIT) oo. o-oo 0 200 216 = - 2 = 200 216
LEEWARD AND
WINDWARD ISLANDS 2,946 2,696 = © = 2,946 2,696
BARBADOS. . .. - 2,507 2,308 = 3 2, 507 2,308
TRINIDAD. . . . 1,780 3,547 2,645 6,072 4,425
NETHERLANDS
ANTNCEES Mere 34,655 600 780 13,298 14,957 5A, 437 50,392
ae
TOTAL. . : 1,930, 487 89, 903 55,001 | 1,379,647| 1,602,339 | 3,796,199| 3,587,827
—— =p —_ > -{---
SOUTH AMERICA:
VENEZUELA... 1,023 884 = © 35, 521 40,170 36, 544 41,054
RERU RU ome. se 420 480 2 - 1,957 2,168 2,377 2,648
BOLIVI 65 clo 6 2,018 1,670 = = 2,067 1,977 4,085 3,647
Gillie esa tawene - - - = 1,708 1,974 1,708 1,974
URUGUAY... se - = 720 562 = 5 720 562
ee
TOWks bo 6 0 3,461 3,034 720 562 41,253 46, 289 45, 434 49,885
SS
EUROPE:
SWEDEN A eueecr erie = = 22,940 25,673 22,940 25, 673
IUINWAND Isso eee = = = 620 524 620 524
UNITED KINGDOM. . 24,023 16,884 12,469 10,250 757,366| 556,605 793,858| 583,739
NETHERLANDS . . . = 2 = = 18,493 13,585 18, 493 13,585
BENGIUMBR Unt) cle - z 2 = 11,161 13,615 11,161 13,615
ERANCEAE Eni 8,199 6,300 = : 63,906 46,055 72,105 52,355
WEST GERMANY. . . 1,033 860 a = 9,179 6,196 10,212 7,056
SWITZERLAND . . . 5,000 5,050 = 3 106, 033 85, 704 111,033 90,754
TWA an eea neue = = - > 1,912 2,153 1,912 2,153
GHHBGRs So oS 6 = - = 2 5,623 6,023 5,623 6,023
TOA ares 38, 255 29,094 12,469 10,250 997,233| 756,133 |1,047,957| 795,477
ASIA:
HEBANONER en site! « - = = = Tele 8,171 7,122 8,171
TRAN Coa Rp Be ie 769 640 2 = 288 521 1,057 1,161
ISRABME Nene = : 400 360 = = 400 380
VORDAN Sameer inne 326 288 = 2 472 625 798 913
ARABIA PENINSULA
STATES:
KUWAliie ieee ces 1,884 1,684 = = = 1,884 1,684
SAUDIA ARABIA . 24,969 20, 636 S 152 212 25,121 20,848
ARABIA
PENINSULA
STATES, N.E.C. = 3 5 1,200 1,248 1,200 1,248
BAHRAIN... > = 958 840 958 840
MALAYSIA. 2... « - - = 210 302 210 302
HONG KONG .. . = = : = 420 654 420 654
TANGNS ooo 80 = © = 140 214 140 214
JAPAN... . . . | 2,316,518] 1,660,772 : = 2 = 2,316,518 | 1,660,772
NANSE| AND NANPO :
ISLANDS. . 34, 240 28,120 - 3 = = 34,240 28,120
TOTAL. . ... | 2,378,706| 1,712,140 400 380 10,962 12,787 | 2,390,068 | 1,725,307
AUSTRALIA AND TIF a a Tins
OCEANIA:
AUSTRALIA... - - = 13, 500 8,078 21,950 14,081
NEW ZEALAND... . - = : : 31,801 32,364 31,801 32,364
FRENCH PACIFIC
{SANDS cle ve 7,389 6,217 = = 240 320 7,629 6,537
TRUST TERRITORIES
OF PACIFIC
ISWANDSHEE) auras 400 396 - - = e | 400 396
TeMo ofe0 6 16,239 12,616 = 45, 541 40,762 61,780 53,378
———— —————— ——— —— 2 [40 == :

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CONTINENT AND

1961

SOONER Ci SALTED, PICKLED
ESRINKENON FRESH OR FROZEN Gauss CANNED TOTAL
POUNDS POUNDS VALUE
AFRICA:
(LIENoa ob 6 6 2,920 2,553 $3,465 $5, 614
GHANA...» - 540 420 420
IBERIA emrols 3,471 3, 589) 6,197
REPUBLIC OF SOUTH
AGRIICAW Weve cnt 1,000 17,926] 19,067
ZAMBIA re peieeiey 480 1,923 2,203 2,653
AUGERIIA ¢ coe 3s - 1,424] 804 804
Tullo o 56 0 7,871 27,959
————ee!
GRAND TOTAL. 4,771,181 103,492 | $66,193 | 2,502,591] 2,486,922 6, 246, 629
CONTINENT AND 1962
COUNTRY OF SALTED, PICKLED
DESTINATION FRESH OR FROZEN ae DRAGS CANNED TOTAL
POUNDS VALUE POUNDS VALUE VALUE POUNDS VALUE
NORTH AMERICA:
CANADA elements 2,074, 408 |$2,081,013 56,359 | $55,767 | 1,157,213] $1,462,375 | 3,287,980] $3, 599,155
MEXICOM ire fey bare 31,870 21,391 - - - 31,870 21,391
GUATEMALA... . - - - - 4,050 3,211 4,050
EL SALVADOR. . . - - - - 2,780 2,042 2,780
HONDURAS. . . . « - - 371 390 232 543 622
NICARAGUA... . - - - - 722 535 722
PANAMA. . 2. . - - - - 962 751 962
BERMUDA... . 49,497 52,789 950 1,148 4,535 53,764 58, 472
BAHAMAS... . . 46,735 49, 433 - - 700 47,295 50,133
SIMS 6) 6 G50. 0 49,617 47,110 - - 2, 462 52,271 49,572
DOMINICAN
REPUBLIC... 2,176 2,726 - - 2,160 3,707 4,886
LEEWARD AND
WINDWARD ISLANDS 4,325 4,671 - - - 4,325 4,671
BARBADOS . ; 5,949 6,140 809 850 278 6,964 7,268
TRINIDAD. . 3,836 3,758 - - 3,670 7,368 7,428
NETHERLANDS
ANTIIUMESIearon ce 22,033 21,581 2,578 2,049 20,897 40, 633 44,527
TOTAU unos 2,290,446] 2,290,612 61,067 60,204 1,505,823 | 3,543,259] 3,856, 639
SOUTH AMERICA:
VENEZUELA... . 5,722 5,469 - 31,644 40,410
ECUADOR . Bika 2,343 2,400 - 2,685 2,870
RERUE ent snets - - - 4,788 4,573
BOWIVIVAR aaa she 3,661 3,960 - 8, 489 7,425
TOTAL. . 11,726 11,829 - 47, 606 55, 278
EUROPE:
SWEDEN. . . . - - - 2,025 2,340
DENMARK... . - - - 3, 600 3,041
UNITED KINGDOM, 96, 967 73,830 2,550 786,574] 758,062
IRELAND Waueniae sy ys - - - 1,634 1,204
NETHERLANDS . 566 600 4,631 23,131 24, 683
BELGIUM. . 2 3 « - - - 13,986 17,194
RANGES ion eee 3,006 4,140 - 26,256 22,870
WEST GERMANY. 1,440 900 1,966 12,783 11, 262
AUSTRIA... - - - 675 750
SWITZERLAND . . . 5, 000 6,350 1,139 143, 401 171, 403
SMW allg alla ove - - - 1,650 2,284
IA Varr eas oa - - - 19,708 21,967
GREECE cous - - - 3,000 3,598
TUNES 6-0 G2 106,979 85,820 10, 286 1,038,398 | 1,040,658
ASIA:
LEBANON... - - . - 7,573 10,971 7,573 10,971
IRAQ HRA uoretp - - - - 3,700 5,082 3,700 5, 082
IRAN ee Teer is - - - 1,920 1,544 1,920 1,544
JORDANS! ¢ahie ele - - - 400 514 400 514

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CANNED TOTAL

CONT INENT AND
COUNTRY OF
DESTINATION

ASIA - CONTINUED:
ARABIA PENINSULA
STATES:
KUWAIT. . 2 « «
SAUDIA ARABIA .
ARABIA
PENINSULA
STATES, N.E.C.
PAKISTAN. .
THAILAND. .
MALAYSIA. .
PHILIPPINES
HONG KONG .
JAPAN . . . «
NANSE| AND NANPO
ISLANDS. . .. «

TOTALS 3 sss
AUSTRALIA AND
OCEANIA:
AUSTRALIA... « 1,219 1,000 - = 1,730 107 2,949
NEW ZEALAND . . . = = = = 10,737 13, 162 10,737
FRENCH PACIFIC
ISLANDS. . . . 10,763 8,28 = - = 10,783
TRUST TERRITORIES
OF PACIFIC
ISLANDS. . 273 240 = 273
pe nen eo eee SS al eee Earn ae
nt
AFRICA:
MSY Aue =a sath ois 1,809 1,654 = = 1,294 1,996 3,103
WIBERTAG Since e 186 3924 500 $565 2,479 3,300 8,165
CONCON En cee - = = = 6,645 8,281 6,645
ETHIOPIA. . . . - - 2 = = 1,930 2, 4665 1,930
REPUBLIC OF SOUTH
ACRICAS Sees ee 1,500 1,685 = = 14,640 18,052 16,140
ZAMBIAG S9o0.c.5 6 - = = : 560 880 560
TOTAL! See. 565 27,348 34,975 36,543
—— Ss es _ Oe SS OS
GRAND TOTAL. . 3,457,147| 3,299,105 71,853 70,995 | 2,211,660| 2,572,187 | 5,740,660
CONTINENT AND
ore FRESH OR FROZEN Se GTED BALCKEED CANNED
DEST INAT ION 7 OR OR DRIED
POUNDS VALUE POUNDS POUNDS VALUE POUNDS
NORTH AMERICA:
CANADA™S sp ae 2,286,029 |$2, 164,792 38,645 1,435,832 $1,591,620 | 3,760,506
VEXICOS Stones 91, 647 60, 276 = = = 91,647
GUATEMALA. 2. . ~ = 620s e706 2,311 2,733 2,931
BRITISH HONDURAS. 443 S44 - = = = 443
EL SALVADOR . . . = = e - 2,085 1,916 2,035
HONDURAS . Bee - = 400 420 = 400
PANAMA. . 2. ss 5,555 5,728 2,600 2,230 - 8,155
BERMUDA... 50,554 55,513 1,000 998 2,182 2,570 33,716
BAHAMAS... . 44,821 49,165 148 212 405 610 45,374
JAMAICA. 2. 78,749 68,954 = = 3,119 3,924 81,868
DOMINICAN REPUBLIC 2,420 2,230 200 234 2,221 2, 580 4,841
LEEWARD AND
WINDWARD ISLANDS 2,571 2,899 = = = 2,571
BARBADOS. . . . . 1,171 1,250 = = 604 610 1,775
TRINIDAD. . .. 16,691 15,837 = = 5,255 3,799 21,946
NETHERLANDS :
ANTIURESTS 20 27,595 26, 207 707 4,623 25,920 283183 59, 222
LOTA anes 1,638,745
SOUTH AMERICA:
VENEZUELA... .
PERM cael SPS
BOLIVIA...
CHILE . sie fe
BRAZT Tae
ARGENTINA... .
TOTALS el d=

FRESH OR FROZEN

POUNDS

POUNDS

1962

SALTED, PICKLED

OR DRIED

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TOTAL

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CONTINENT AND
COUNTRY OF
DESTINATION

POUNDS

FRESH OR FROZEN

ayaa |
SALTED,

POUNDS

OR DRIED

1963
PICKLED

POUNDS.

CANNED

VALUE

TOTAL

EUROPE:
SWEDEN SMe siecrn le - - 6,075 $6,360 $6,360
DENMARK... ... = a 80, 528 61,310 61,310
UNITED KINGDOM. . . 5, 564 $1,078 | 1,048,789 798, 561 804, 681
IREWANDMcy eternal el - = =) 1,000 720 1,000 720
NETHERLANDS ... . 6,000 6,120 - - 17,002 16,957 23,002 23,077
BEWIGUMIRMiriies ss 21,082 19,740 - - 28,027 28, 634. 49,109) 48,374
FRANC Eine eeera ae 12,748 13,710 - aie 95,089 68, 037 107,837] 81,747
WEST GERMANY... . 34,126 31,839 8,825 9,268 10,028 8,662 52,979 49,769
AUSTIRINA) tictuenis re U5 lE® 725 - = = = 1,150 725
SWITZERLAND... . 2,550 187,212 175, 887 189,762 179,187
SHAMIM oiala 6 ae o - 3,712 4,643 3,712 4,643
DENS hs eh eaencone 19,838 5, 106 25,078 17,152
GREECES amen coals 225909 19, 589 22,909

TOUTES Gop ooaNo 1,615,424) 1,300, 654

ASIA:

WEBANONI sts) ete tees
IRAN. . eee 2,860
ISRAEL. . 600 600 810
JORDAN Rare - - - - 350 508 350 508
ARABIA PENINSULA
STATES:
KUWA\Tiegeetetteie sh te - - - - 350 509 350 509.
SAUDIA ARABIA. . 5,757 5, 566 - - 985 824 6,742 6,390
ARABIA PENINSULA
STATES, N.E.C. . - - - 451 512 451 512
BADRAINI stein oe - 2,959 3,719 794, 730 35.753 4,449
MAWAYSIVAjice, seis os - - - - 2,232 2,912 2,232 2,912
PHILIPPINES... . - - 285 300 - - 285 300
HONG KONG. .... 720 585 - - 390 1,040 975
JAPAN subchain co se l|553165509| 551152961 15,000 12,975 63,000 | 5,401,353] 5,228,936
NANSE| AND NANPO
SANDS ies eit rence 16,686 17,042 = = 16, 686 17,042
TOTAL. . 5,341,902] 5,178,539 88,803 | 5,451,454] 5,284,336
AUSTRALIA AND OCEANIA:
AUSTIRAMIAGer ie eer 3,050 3,107
NEW ZEALAND. . - - -
FRENCH PACIFIC
ISUANDSGeturoneeri 7,426 6, 569 500
TRUST TERRITORIES
OF PACIFIC ISLANDS 1,152 1,466 -
NEW GUINEA. . 2... = = >
TOMAU se Wis 8,578 8,035 500
| ————
AFRICA:
BIB VAtesarursavepetenciet: 1,470 1,470
NIGERIAC ay ahs) ish - a 2
IBIBERINAN actalies cies 6,387 6,366 1,000
SOMALI REPUBLIC . . - - -
MALAGASY REPUBLIC . - - -
REPUBLIC OF SOUTH
IABRINC AW onitiman stele - - -
ZAMBIA marion ede - - -
—+——
TOTAL se maetrctts 7,857 7,836 1,000
SSS =
GRAND TOTAL. . . 8,077,884] 7,748, 434 79,539 81,076 | 3,199,018] 3,053,650 111,356, 441]10, 883, 160
CONTINENT AND 1964
COUNTRY OF
SALTED, PICKLED
De INTTON FRESH OR FROZEN aaa CANNED
POUNDS VALUE POUNDS VALUE POUNDS VALUE POUNDS VALUE
NORTH AMERICA:
CANADA suing, 2,430, 597] $2,213,815 91,434 $88,317 | 1,613,779]$1,846,712 | 4,135,810]$4, 148,844
MEXIICOMsmoesra 88,850 62, 639 2,090 1,398 50,321 31,156 141,261 95,193
GUATEMALA . 363 504 - - 1,028 1,308 1,391 1,812
PANAMA. Anas 8,296 6,908 4,996 4,415 - - 13,292 11,323
BERMUDA en apenas ve) ve 63, 533 62,814 - - 1,792 2,329 65,325 65,143
BAHAMAS . 2. ee 70,616 70, 606 1,148 1,574 312 268 72,076 72,468

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EXPORTS OF DOMESTIC SHRIMP, 1945-65 - Continued
CONTINENT AND | 1964
COUNTRY OF SALTED, PICKLED “ye
DESTINATION alt FRESH OR FROZEN |__ on rie CANNED TOTAL
pounos | VA POUNDS VALUE
wREE) AYERIGA: = POUNDS VALUE POUNDS VALUE POUNDS. LUE POUNDS, VALUE
CONTINUED:
JAMAICA. . ; 89,144 | $67,616 - = 2,364 $2,084 91, 508 $69,700
DOMINICAN REPUBLIC . 6, 604 5, 480 3,067 $2,039 4,327 3, 586 13,998 11,105
LEEWARD AND WINDWARD
IS@ANDSIRe me 2,038 2,656 - > S 2,038 2, 656
BARBADOS|seaney cure (ire 3,908 4,186 - - > 3,908 4,186
TRINIDAD (ss) cu 3,737 2,983 2,000 1,700 5,846 3,950 11, 583 8, 633
NETHERLANDS ANTILLES 71,036 63,057 | 400 490 27,080 22,119 98,516 85, 666
TOTAL... . « «| 2,838,722 |2, 563,264 105,135 99,933 | 1,706,849 |1,913,532 | 4,650,706 | 4,576,729
——+
SS
SOUTH AMERICA: 1
COUOMBIIAN Saree) eu ws - - - - 280 264 280 264
VENEZUECARNENE else - - 7,947 9,451 7,947 9,451
PERURE Rae - - = 1,634 1,413 1,634 1,413
FOLIWIAs "aro" a0 .0 - - 3,113 3,694 3,113 3,694
ARGENTINA. . 2. se 6 757 1,076 - - - - 757 1,076
TOWNE coi o 60 6 757 1,076 = © 12,974 14,822 13,731 15,898
EUROPE:
SWEDEN cert tomen rs 1,174 1,584 11, 586 11,373 12,760 12,957
FINLANDG ¢ co o ooo 1,304 915 700 800 2,004 1,715
DENMARKG UA teeters ie - - - - 61,354 49,128 61,354 49,128
UNITED KINGDOM... 57,374 66,970 3,809 3,371 | 1,299,461 }1,115,627 | 1,360,644 | 1,185,968
NETHERLANDS. . 2. 8,426 8, 488 702 508 27,860 28,671 36,988 37,667
RUINS 6 5 6 0 O46 4,633 2,800 = 5 13,871 13,763 18, 504 16, 563
RRANGE- 64) onotolo lo 28,169 28, 299 - = 183,916 155, 579 212,085| 183,878
WEST GERMANY . . = 9,188 7,172 1,000 825 26,319 19,125 36,507 27,122
SWITZERLAND. . . 12, 500 11,950 - = 196,906 | 201,480 209,406 | 213,430
SPAIINGesalon celuny Tet elen 6,746 5, 692 - 5,075 5,923 11,821 11,615
A eet cy ets - - - 13,790 8,948 13,790 8,948
GREEGET 4 Ges - - - - 2,200 Byes) ||___ Byaoo 2,333
TOMAAEM Ee tees 129,514 | 133,870 5,511 4,704 | 1,843,038 |1,612,750 | 1,978,063 | 1,751,324
=
ASIA:
LEBANON SRrsuaSercbrciatanie 2,609 1, 580 - - ,488 3,996 6,097 5,576
NOROAN ecuenichione: 760 986 - - 1,801 2,651 2,561 3,637
ARABIA PENINSULA
STATES:
SAUDIA ARABIA. . . 3,866 5, 547 - = 1,809 3,160 5,675 8,707
ARABIA PENINSULA
STATES, NeE.C.. . 1,322 890 - - = - 1,322 890
PAKISTAN Ch ect c - - - - 1,420 1,134 1,420 1,134
SOUTH VIET-NAM.. . - 13,787 12,546 2 = 13,787 12, 546
MAWAYSINAWesucl kcmrceereiite - - - - 350 564 350 564
INDONESIA. ater - - - - 1,704 1,770 1,704 1,770
HONGSKONG hos we - - - - 1,020 1,502 1,020 1,502
JAPAN. . . . .| 4,773,860 |4,303,547 29,434 25,037 - - 4,803, 294 | 4,328,584
NANSE| AND NANPO
ISWANDGI epee 67,550 65, 660 - = = S 67, 550 65, 660
TOTAL... .. . | 4,849,967 |4,378,210 43,221 7 , 583 11,592 14,777 | 4,904,780 | 4,430,570
_—— —==———— ——— ——
AUSTRALIA AND OCEANIA: rete Ts ieee ar
AUSTIRALAcmepmciisanenn 5, 256 4,978 698 268 4,520 5,225 10, 474 10,471
NEW ZEALAND. . ws - - - = 38, 589 35,333 38, 589 35,333
FRENCH PACIFIC
ISLANDS... 3 11,999 8,412 2,048 1,518 320 280 14,367 10,210
TRUST TERRITORIES”
OF PACIFIC ISLANDS. | __1,900 2,014 = - = = 1,900 2,014
TOTAlareisebaenae exons 19,155 15, 404 2,746 1,786 43, 429 40,838 65,330 58, 028
(= ————S>=—>!2 =:
AFRICA:
IEWAG 36 anes 3,088 2,282 - = 4,188 5,004 7,276 7,286
CANARY ISLANDS . . - - - - 1,308 1,622 1,308 1,622
GUINEAN 6 6) o05)5 a 6 - - - 180 330 180 330
NIGERIA. « 2 2 © «© © - o 486 540 486 540
@NENs oo a 0-618 6 - - = 402 376 402 376
WIBERWAG one) el ceen 8,135 6,859 760 622 240 376 9,135 7,857
ETHIOPIA . ie - - - - 2,600 1,806 2,600 1,806
FRENCH SOMALILAND. - - - 780 530 780 530
KENVARem pneu 2,383 1,720 = 5 S = 2,383 1,720
MAURITIUS arenes - - - - 1,013 1,275 1,013 1,275

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EXPORTS OF DOMESTIC SHRIMP, 1945-65 - Continued

CONTINENT AND
COUNTRY OF
DESTINATION

AFRICA - CONTINUED:
MALAGASY REPUBLIC . .
REPUBLIC OF SOUTH

AFRICA... 2 e
ZAMBIA. . . « « «

YOUNES (o"10" 0 0 "ob
GRAND TOTAL. ...
CONTINENT AND

COUNTRY OF
DESTINATION

NORTH AMERICA:
CANADA. . . - » « « « o
BERMUDA . . 2... ss «
BAHAMAS . . . 2 + 2 «©
JAMAICA...
NETHERLANDS ANTILLES.

YOUNES a 00-6 6 Oo “0

EUROPE:

DENMARK... 66 0 0 6
UNITED KINGDOM, O..g) 0:00
NREEAND i epee) csp cel) 6. a) fe)
NETHERLANDS . oe
BEEGIUMS cite Med oscte! ie
FRANCES Gn smieiiteltreEe ss tellsii ie
WEST GERMANY. . . . « «
SWITZERLAND 29... 6 « «
VUE G20. 0 Ord OG O-0-0

MROUNEGS Go! "o: Ooo foo
ASIA:
JAPAN...

NANSE| AND NANPO- ISLANDS.
WOLEN KS G6-50° 0 VO o0.0 50
AUSTRALIA AND OCEANIA:

AUSTRALIA... iments
NEW ZEALAND... oe

FRENCH PACIFIC ISLANDS, .

TOTAL Fe lieriveill eres 0
AFRICA:

LIBYA... aii Tot elite

CANARY ISLANDS . otitet let hsetine
BRITISH WEST AFRICA...
REPUBLIC OF SOUTH AFRICA.

TRONS! aaa so foot ib. 10
OTHER COUNTRIES . .

GRAND TOTAL. . . ...

FRESH OR FROZEN

7,851,721

1964

SALTED, PICKLED CANNED
OR DRIED

POUNDS, POUNDS VALUE
2,062 2,062 $2,180
55, 199 55, 199

5,715
74,173

5,715

11,701,149}10,911,046

7,102,685 157,373

144,628) 3,692,055 | 3,663, 733

FRESH OR FROZEN CANNED
POUNDS VALUE POUNDS VALUE POUNDS VALUE
2,580,238 | $2,612,201 2,085,210 | $2,389,087 4,665,448 | $5,001,288
61,610 64,145 - - 61,610 64,145
85,785 90,557 - - 85,785 90, 557
90, 060 81,512 90, 060 81,512
40,624 39,021 66, 668 66,112
2,858,317 2,416,178 4,969,571 5,303,614
- - F 64, 248 92,712 64, 248
- - 5 1,604,930 1,659, 003 1,604,930
- = ; 30, 206 23,062 30, 206
17,271 17,376 5 40,241 49,751 57,617
- - 28, 400 33,320 28, 400 33,320
26,173 21,139 157,825 170,953 183,998 192,092
26,131 29, 484 37,750 33, 463 63,881 62,947
31,853 33,264 197,833 225, 487 229, 686 258,751
8, 696 12,000 11,281 12,178 19,977 24,178
110,124 113,263 2,240,346 2,215,026 2,350,470 2,328,289
——eee [Se
3, 563, 626 2,867,890 - - 3,563,626 | 2,867,890
59, 600 58 , 060 - - 59, 600 58 , 060
3,623,226 | 2,925,950 - - 3,623,226 | 2,925,950
[eee eee
73,059 56, 228 - - 73,059 56, 228
- - 48, 468 50,879 48, 468 50,879
37,022 29,778 - = 37,022 29,778
See a re [Na dro
110,081 86,006 48, 468 50,879 158, 549 136,885
12,756 10, 682 12,756
12,679 8,716 12,679
e 37,080 35,967
25,399 22,610 25,399
37,080 35,967 42,008 50,834 79,0868 | 86,801
SSE Cn ee ee eT
98 ,325 95,003 67,921 75, 588 166, 246 170, 591
SS SSS aaaaaaeaaSSaSSaSaSa=aQEdC_EaOESBPaQaIaaQaSoaooaoaoaIIaSSIS EES
6,837,153 6,143,625 4,509,997 4,808, 505 11,347,150 | 10,952,130

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EXPORTS OF FOREIGN SHRIMP PRODUCTS, 1945-65

CONTINENT AND
COUNTRY OF DESTINATION

NORTH AMERICA:
CANADA . 2. 6 « © 6 © © © ©
MEXIIC ORF wire mrcliteitellieileliolltel etc

Yous o 60 G0 0 06 o

AUSTRALIA AND OCEANIA, FRENCH
PACIFIC ISLANDS, TOTAL. ...

GRAND TOTAL. « « « « © «

CONTINENT AND
COUNTRY OF DESTINATION

NORTH AMERICA:

CANADA. . 0.0 - Da oO
DOMINICAN REPUBLIC 0 0 0-0-0
TOTAL ewasm eeu ofiveltiey were

EUROPE, NORWAY,

ASIA:
BHIEIRRINES Sircmen rel elieiel vere
HONG KONG, . . « « « «© « 0 «©

VWOUNES G6 610 60 0 0 0

GRAND TOTAL. « « + « « «

POUNDS
60

POUNDS

1945

FRESH OR FROZEN SARE ALERCED,

OR DRIED

TOTAL

POUNDS VALUE
60 $30
558 124

1946
a aaa: CANNED TOTAL
POUNDS VALUE POUNDS VALUE POUNDS VALUE
670 $935 é © 670 $935
10 3 s = 10 3
680 938 © B 680 938

T OITA a tenelte ante - - 4,032 $3,273 4,032 Sa)

CONTINENT AND Ue

COUNTRY OF DESTINATION

SALTED, PICKLED,

OR’ DRIED CANNED TOTAL
POUNDS VALUE POUNDS VALUE POUNDS VALUE
NORTH AMER ICA:
GANNON ooo 00000000 200 $280 1,816 $3,089 2,016 $3, 369
GOSITAWRHICAWE rs erererenereteitctirs 50 70 - - 50 70
GUM 9 6450 000.1510 0G 180
VOWs- 9 0-05 6 p-0' 0

SOUTH AMERICA:
COLOMBIA. 2 5 6 6 so to
VENEZUELA, 0 0'O O10 oO On

WoUuWbe 6.0 G70 oO G0 6

EUROPE, NORWAY, TOTAL. . 2...

ASIA, HONG KONG, TOTAL ....

AUSTRALIA AND OCEANIA,
NEW ZEALAND, TOTAL. . .

GRANDETOMAL te utote item elute

22,166

CONTINENT AND
COUNTRY OF DESTINATION

NORTH AMERICA:

CANADA Wm oi aust: irtellt- fire /itoli oltre
MEXIIC OM Hei ctomie les iclitelMotrelins
CUBA earedtedieitenciiteiicitspintel te
WOUWNLo 9 6..o 6 6h6 bre 5

SOUTH AMERICA, BOLIVIA, TOTAL.
GRAND TOTAL. . . 2 « « «

OR DRIED
POUNDS

/_————_}
ee

(CONTINUED ON NEXT ney

SALTED, PICKLED,

1948

POUNDS VALUE
- 8, 223 $4,117
2, 704 942
$104 84 104.

6, 626

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EXPORTS OF FOREIGN SHRIMP PRODUCTS, 1945-65 - Continued

1949
CONTINENT AND
COUNTRY OF DESTINATION FRESH OR FROZEN SALTED, PICKLED, CANNED TOTAL
OR DRIED
POUNDS VALUE POUNDS POUNDS POUNDS VALUE
NORTH AMERICA:
CANADA SCRE omrsuasieteh comcast 44,550 | $23,897 44,550} $23,897
HEXICOM ene ouem aay one 106,585 | 53,293 106,585} 53,293
NETHERLANDS ANTILLES... >. = = = 150
TOUS 9 6160 5 66 i51s1S5)) | Miez7s190) nme aon 150 | 151,235| 77,340
ASIA:
PHILIPPINES, » . 2 2s + - - 15,595 | $9,749 : 15,595| 9.749
HONG KONG, 2. 5 ee ee - - - we 1,440 660| 1,440 660
JARNG oiolc: 0.6.6 6.0 O10 2,275 | 1,783 z : = 2,275 | 1,783
TOTAL Mae sic (oath 2,275'| 1,783] 15,595 | 9,749 | 1,440 660 | 19,310] 12,192
GRAND TOTAL. » . 2 153,410 | 78,973] 15,595 | 9,749] 1,540 10 | 170,545] 89,532
|
1950

CONTINENT AND
COUNTRY OF DESTINATION

NORTH AMERICA:

CANADAirceva) volpt=l Jolt eol hehe sy to tte)
PANAMA’. . 3 2 2 0 + 6
CUBA cnmeta cl Weites feMeflleleheth vols

Woh osa osowo: Gnoedso
EUROPE, DENMARK, TOTAL...

GRAND TOTAL. . « « © »

POUNDS

SALTED, PICK

FRESH OR FROZEN OR DRIED

VALUE

LED,

- 60

POUNDS

59,620 | $36,934
252 130
9, 200 5,526

CONTINENT AND 1951
COUNTRY OF DESTINATION
FRESH OR FROZEN CANNED TOTAL
POUNDS VALUE POUNDS VALUE POUNDS VALUE
NORTH AMERICA:
CANADAR a.m tatcin tei feic Rite ne sie 132,430 $77, 627 17,352 $16,110 149, 782 $93, 737
MEXS1\C OM titatiretmirs Mirsnero ind ofa firetie's 18, 643 7,803 - - 18, 643 7,803
VOUS 6 “a to vont Duo. 6 151,073 85,430 17, 352 16,110 168,425 101, 540
SSS SSS SSS SES
EUROPE:
NORWAY <6 6 0 2 v0 os 0 - - 1,909 1,366 1,909 1, 366
DENMARK*ciremneimte nts \niemitcli maine 7,815 4,689 - - 7,815 4,689
YOUNGS ‘dadi ol folotinkio.o 7,815 4,689 1,909 1,366 9,724 6,055
OTHER COUNTRIES. . . . «6 6 « 250 205 250 205
Sd IY I I
GRAND TOTAL. . « « © «© 159, 138 90, 324 19, 261 17,476 178, 399 107, 800

CONTINENT AND
COUNTRY OF DESTINATION

NORTH AMERICA:
CANADA# Gireinrelnis icra (oie si tette
MEXIICOW et ciretsieliell leigie! ve iyerive
BERMUDA. . . elie)

TOTAL strensin atte terre

POUNDS

SALTED, PICK

FRESH OR FROZEN OR DRIED

VALUE

$82, 248
1,847
3, 386

87,481

145,589

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LED,

CANNED

POUNDS

E)

TOTAL

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637

EXPORTS OF FOREIGN SHRIMP PRODUCTS, 1945-65 - Continued

CONTINENT AND
COUNTRY OF DESTINATION

EUROPE, NORWAY, TOTAL. ... .

OTHER COUNTRIES. . 2. 2 « s+ « «

GRAND TOTAL.

FRESH OR

FROZEN

SALTED,

OR DRIED

1952

a

PICKLED, CANNED

POUNDS

TOTAL

CONTINENT AND
COUNTRY OF DESTINATION

NORTH AMERICA:

CANADA . . « «© « «© © «© © @ ©
BERMUDA. . ». « «© - » «© @ @ «
TOTAL. « «ss ss

EUROPE, NORWAY, TOTAL. . « « «

ASHIAMMUAPANS ATOMALS sue) coven elle
OTHER) COUNTRIES: «2... = «

GRAND TOTAL. « » «

CONTINENT AND
COUNTRY OF DESTINATION

NORTH AMERICA:

3,370
145,589] $87,481 950 860 3,596 2,865 150,135
1953
SALTED, PICKLED,
FRESH OR FROZEN OR DRIED CANNED TOTAL
POUNDS VALUE POUNDS VALUE POUNDS VALUE POUNDS VALUE
143,560 | $97,026 143,560] $97,026
7,100 6,575 - 7,100 6,575
150, 660 103, 601 - - - - 150, 660 103, 601
—— el ee eee ee en ee ennnsoet
a = = 5 7,650 $1,000 1,650 1,000
SS Re a) a FR
Asie 1,668 o = : - 2,112 1,668
TS Ce Ee ee SSS
4,005 2,707 1,200 $634 1,089 1,606 6, 294 4,947
elie) 156,777 107,976 1,200 634 2,739 2,606 160,716 111,216
1954
FRESH OR FROZEN CANNED TOTAL
POUNDS VALUE POUNDS VALUE POUNDS VALUE
CANADAW ees cis en seme) eve 107,195 $67,971 570 $945 107,765 $68,916
BERMUDA. . . 14. 6 2 1 2 « s 1,500 1,400 - - 1,500 1,400
GUE 5 Go G0 80-6 0 -O . 11,550 3,935 2,250 712 13, 800 4,647
WoUNLS 6 0 6 oO o%6 GiG' oO 120, 245 73, 306 2,820 1,657 123, 065 74,963
EUROPE:
NORWAVGitemmeiielite! yo) %=) 1s): /eezel a a - 8, 102 4,601 8, 102 4,601
WEST GERMANY . . « 2 0 « © « 900 990 - - 900 990
WoOUSbG Goo G oN a.\0. diio 900 990 8,102 4,601 9,002 5,591

GRAND TOTAL.

121,145

CONTINENT AND
COUNTRY OF DESTINATION

NORTH AMERICA:
CANADA . . « « « « © «© © «0
BERMUDA. . . 1. 4.» « « «

WONG. cdo a) oN oa
ASIA:

ILIA PINSS G26 G5 0.6 Ga ¢
ARAN caremtelien (el ofheiterurlianine) te

TOTAL. « we we we ew ow

GRAND TOTAL. . 3 . «6 3 «

FRESH OR

POUNDS

135,495
1,170

136,665

3,000

3, 000

139,665

FROZEN

VALUE

$73, 566
1,060

74, 626 6, 000
——————
1,810 -

= 2,592

1,810 2,592
SS

76,436 8,592

SALTED, PICKLED,
OR DRIED

POUNDS

6,000

VALUE POUNDS VALUE POUNDS
$2,500 469 $550 141, 964
- 1,170

143, 134

z bs EB 3, 000
1,426 = © 2,592
1,426 = 5 5,592

3,926 550 148, 726

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VALUE

$76, 616
1,060

77,676

1,810
1,426

3, 236

80,912

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EXPORTS OF FOREIGN SHRIMP PRODUCTS, 1945-65 - Continued

1956
CONTINENT AND
COUNTRY OF DESTINATION
FRESH OR FROZEN CANNED TOTAL
POUNDS VALUE POUNDS VALUE POUNDS VALUE
NORTH AMERICA:
CANADA . « © «© + «© «s+ © @ 175, 220 $111,533 1,000 $1,690 176, 220 $113, 223
BERMUDA. . . . « « « © « © « 880 825 - - 880 825
VOWS) G.'o 0 1b do oO, Od 176, 100 112,358 1,000 1,690 177, 100 114,048
EUROPE:
NORWAY 2. 6 « + «© © © ww 3,424 3,531 7,181 5, 641 10,605 9,172
DENMARK. . 6 © © «© © © © @ @ 834 1,497 - - 834 1,497
VOUNES 6 oa 30 0 Oa Oo oO 4,258 5,028 7,181 5, 641 11,439 10, 669
GRAND TOTAL, . »« « « «© « 180, 358 117, 386 8,181 7,331 188,539 124,717
1957

CONTINENT AND

COUNTRY OF DESTINATION FRESH OR FROZEN Season art CANNED TOTAL
POUNDS VALUE | POUNDS VALUE | POUNDS VALUE | POUNDS VALUE
NORTH AMERICA: aah a Reser Sere pe cae eal Gene
CANADAG Sita @ ch ears seul) relles2eo)|"$iisinos5 = c 11,550 | $11,344 | 223,830 | $143,279
BERMUDANa asa eetSe rae SI 1,450 1,313 = S x > 1,450 1,313
CUBA ese esa aurea cimaies 11,120 1, 668 9,500 | $10,213 5 2 20,620 | 11,881
TOA ocr slonrenrejucinel ei sueilluee24nG5Ollanls4NonG 9,500 | 10,213] 11,550] 11,344 | 245,900 | 156,473
SS SE ee SE OE Ooo SSS
EUROPE:
DENMARK Gurgecit creo ipome cnc 5 = 825 800 O 0 825 800
NEMHERUANDS Sime meager aia se 7, 900 2,938 Z = 2 : 7,900 2,938
WEST GERMANY... 0. 0 7 7,750 2) 700 3 5 = o 7,750 2,700
ROLES oh os cee A 15, 650 5,638 825 800 ara, Sere oe 16,475 6,438
[ See GS Se eS SS) eee
AFRICA, MOROCCO, TOTAL... . 500 500 © S 500 500
SS See SSS SSS SSS SSS SaaS ESSE
GRAND TOTAL. .....-. | 241,000] 141,054 | 10,325] 11,013] 11,550 262,875 | 163,411

1958
CONTINENT AND
COUNTRY OF DESTINATION
FRESH OR FROZEN | SALTED, PICKLED, CANNED TOTAL
OR DRIED
POUNDS VALUE | POUNDS VALUE | POUNDS POUNDS VALUE
NORTH AMERICA:
CANADAWenteete seis acre) nar 4e5n664)|($3740976 1,175 | $1,255 9,500 496, 339 | $384,088
MEXICO Me tremtantestout ick tirelareate 9,000 2,700 - - - - 9, 000 2,700
PANAMAtsa teat ot Siler snine i ihren - - 5,000 4,080 - - 5,000 4,080
BERMUDAVsiesgiecreuremen ne sctrelisaks 5, 000 4,250 : . 2 = 5,000 4, 250
CUBAI ee iyialen remiss ante - = 3,400 2,040 z S 3,400 2,040
TOTALS et siteion otc eueurenull ACONGGAIESBTnozS 9,575 7,375 9,500 8,455 | 518,739 | 397,158
Se ee ed We Ge PE
EUROPE:
DENMARKeatins sits iki. cera fs - - 2 2 396 650 396 650
WESife GERMANYaee) bau tais aan tal - - = = 2,100 2,020 2,100 2,020
TW keroqenedco le bi - = = = 2,496 2,670 2,496 2, 670
SE SE SE) EE Ee eRe PSS
ASIA, HONG KONG, TOTAL... . 8, 650 4,376 é 3 = 7 8, 650 4,376
[noe _EE—E— SS
GRAND INT OTAWs epee) eee 508,314] 385,704 9,575 7,375] 11,996} 11,125 | 529,885 | 404, 204

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CONTINENT AND 1959
COUNTRY OF FRESH OR FROZEN SALTED, PICKLED CANNED TOTAL
DESTINATION OR ORIED

V POUND: VALUE POUNDS VALUE POUNDS VALUE

NORTH AMERICA: POUNDS ALE POUNDS: — ————>
CANN 6 60-06 0.00 644,072] $471,554 1,000 $1,150 7,750 $8, 625 652,822 | $481,329
MEXICOMM IEE mmr 94,820 38,866 = = © - 94,820 38,866
PANs 6 6.0 8b 6 O10 = = 3,000 2,395 2 = 3, 000 2,395
BERMUDA... 15,395 10,430 - = a : 15,395 10, 430
QUES 6 6 0.0 © 43,772 26,515 = - = = 43,772 26,515
JAMAICA . 2 2 ee 1,050 609 = 2 2 = 1,050 609
TRINIDAD. «2 + eee 6, 500 3,565 = = a S 6,500 3,565
NETHERLANDS ANTILLES. . 500 400 = - = ei 500 400

+ —— ——
TOTAL ait 806,109] 551,939 4,000 3,545 7,750 8, 625 817,859 | 564,109
— a

SOUTH AMERICA:

PERU MERE itiecieaale ee 2,000 1,500 = : ° 2,000 1,500
ARGENTHINAWES Reiourommetrsats 71,906 30,642 - = feces 71,906 30, 642
TOTAL. : 73,906 32,142 = = - = 73,906 32,142

EUROPE:

DENNING 5 0b 0 9 0 00 - - - 3 375 996 375 996
UNITED KINGDOM. . 2. - = = = = 11,213 10,393 11,213 10,393
NETHERLANDS... - - 3,576 2,128 = : ae = 3,576 | 2,128

TOTAL acme 3,576 2,128 = - 11,586 _| 11,389 les 15, 164 13,517

ASIA: a
HONG KONG . . 1,800 1,314 4,940 3,434 2 S 6,740 4,748
SAGE nin onen eee 18,350 9, 456 = - = 2 18,350 9, 456

WOUNGa jus Goes 20,150 10,770 4,940 3,434 = = 25, 090 14, 204
GRAND TOTAL... . 903,741 596,979 8,940 6,979 19,338 20,014 932,019 | 623,972
CONTINENT AND SSS ae =a
COUNTRY OF SALTED, PICKLED
SST IAT ION FRESH OR FROZEN Beane CANNED TOTAL
——t
POUNDS VALUE POUNDS | VALUE POUNDS VALUE | POUNDS VALUE

NORTH AMERICA: ie ESET ae rca aan igi
CANADs co.d-6 8 ono 645,426| $467,358 2,660 $2,170 33,810 | $25,234 681,896 |$494,762
MEIGS 6 a 60 010 6 6 49, 400 24,700 2,000 7,000 - = 51, 400 25, 700
BERMUN co oo oo oO 6 2,900 1,947 = = = = 2,900 1,947
SEWING aaa: 6 a 10 1,589 994 - ecto = 1,589 994

TOWLs 6 60 e ¢ 494,999 4, 660 3,170 33,810 25, 234 737,785 | 523,403
——————————

EUROPE, WEST GERMANY,

TOWINGS: Geol ofS area re < 3,582 3,224
| ——_—— =

ASIA, JAPAN, TOTAL... « c = : 105,350 84,018

AFRICA, UNITED ARAB

REPUBLIC, TOTAL... =~ = = = 500 100
; ——|— —— =| ———— ae
GRAND TOTAL... . - 808, 747 4, 660 3,170 33,810 25, 234 847,217 | 610,745
tL J ee poet |e ——I es
CONTINENT AND | 1961
COUNTRY OF linea eg ae
FRESH OR FROZEN SALTED, PICKLED CANNED TOTAL
DESTINATION OR DRIED
ieee
———

NORTH AMERICA: POUNDS | VALUE POUNDS VALUE POUNDS VALUE POUNDS | VALUE
CAs oo Gab 0 0 6 945,003] $777,374 26,720 | $16,000 18,595 | $16,838 990,318 |$810,212
MEXTICOMM tae ene on 12,904 9,575 = a 2 = 12,904 9,575
PANMW5 6 oo oto 6-0 101,334 70,751 = 2 = 2 101,334 70,751
GEMUDA o o boro 0 6 ¢ 4,370 3,854 > & 5 = 4,370 3,854
AWS 6 ooo 00 6 400 300 = 2 = 400 300
UEWAICA o261520-6 B06 19,948 14,748 = - 2 = 19,948 14,748
NETHERLANDS ANTILLES. . 0, 639 | 5,129 = = = = 6, 639 5,129

—
TOTAUE emcees eel misOoORS9G)l mmSoIZon 26, 720 76, 000 18, 595 588 7,135,913 | 914,569
SOUTH AMERICA:
COUOMBIIACNNS ies cle 19,650 13,755 - = 2 19,650 13,755
GN] (a Reh enn SE eal 7,343 5,904 2 : - 7,343 5,904
TOTAL 3B 19,659
: , , - - - S 26,993 19,659
aia 4 —}— 4}

263-707 O - 67 - 41

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640 HISTORICAL FISHERY STATISTICS

EXPORTS OF FOREIGN SHRIMP PRODUCTS, 1945-65 - Continued
CONTINENT AND 1961

COUNTRY OF SALTED, PICKLED
DESTINATION FRESH OR FROZEN OR ORIED

| POUNDS VALUE

CANNED

POUNDS POUNDS

EUROPE:
NCEEAND) i eiaien sc cha 2,000 $1,800 - - - $1,800
NETHERLANDS .... . 6, 500 5,525 - 5, 525
FRANCE ssimamere: sone os 9,360 7,650 - 7,650
WEST GERMANY. . . . . 559 504. o 504

YOUNES %0. iGo © 6 (0 18,419
ASIA:
TAAEAND eykepastete! 16) J+) (= 4,000
INDI. 6) 6 obo a oF 6 = 6,587
HONG KONG... ... 73,000 51,176 - 5 51,176
JAPAN... clo a) || Spee ceil 3,822,721 |3,025,041
NANSE! AND NANPO IS... 13,000 13,000
TOTAU serene 3,603,471
AUSTRALIA AND OCEANIA: ~
AUSTRALIAN ineies) eiltcze
FRENCH PACIFIC IS...
"OWNS 4 oO OG 'o-s 2,119
—— re
GRAND TOTAL. . . . | 4,741,600] 3,730,743 335,970 294,325
CONTINENT AND 1962
COUNTRY OF
DESTINATION FRESH OR FROZEN Re ere CANNED | TOTAL
PO POUNDS POUN! VALUE pounos | VALUE
NORTH AMERICA: POUNDS: VALUE POUNDS VALUE POUNDS: POUNDS
CANADAUS reymemncunelacli nits 966,469} $998,359 5, 000 $1,900 9,581 $10,378 981,050 #1,010,637
MESICOs 6 iovotaro cw 117,405 79,308 - - - - 117,405 79,308
RANAMAW. fuseylrsrarsercntenie 70,110 52,461 - - 34,800 30,368 104,910 82,829
BERMUDA\ES) ty eile) ve ehae 30,075 29,148 - - - - 30,075 29,148
JAMAICA : 27,679 21,448 - - - - 27,679 21,448
NETHERLANDS ANTILLES. 5,420 5, 234 - - 5,420 5, 234

TROLS 6. volop-dy0.0 1,217,158} 1,185,958 5,000 44,381 40,746 1,266,539 {1,228,604
| _8.000 | 1,900 | 44,361_|
SOUTH AMERICA,
VENEZUELA, TOTAL .. . 5, 543 4,371 o 5, 543 4,371
—SS————SSSSS—|EE____E—— sy
EUROPE, WEST GERMANY,
TOTAL. 0 0.0.9 2 1,128 1,160 = 1,128 1,160

ASIA:
GES tateeeeaees vio 2 : = 74,600 | _ 59,680
JAPAN 6 fg ¢ ae 90, 586 : a 789,428 | 738,209
NANSE| AND NANPO'1S.. : - > 1,000 840
TOTAL AMA) rath cots) || Genezoon526) |MevoBi4a 96,500 | 90,586 - S 865,028 | 798,729
po ff wa
GRAND TOTAL. . . . | 1,992,357] 1,899,632 | 101,500 | 92,486 44,381 | 40,746 | 2,138,238 [2,032,864
CONTINENT AND 1963
COUNTRY OF
SES INATTON FRESH OR FROZEN See USI ED CANNED TOTAL

OR DRIED

NORTEMANORTCHE POUNDS VALUE POUNDS. POUNDS. VALUE POUNDS,
GANADARecticliehitey ncrastrie 975,948 | $956,428 1,500 31 $ 38,980 | 1,008,678 | $997,858
MEXIICOnet ee IN s ge 370,959 252,981 - - 370,959 252,981
ANAM At yieeiycancuary neuinecnr 103,271 85,881 - - 103,271 85,881
BERMUDAWIS aeumontcn ie cui 6,678 6,746 - - 6,678 6,746
BAHAMAS rere Walmnestaees 12,400 9,824 - - 12,400 9,824
JAMAICA... 6 27,158 23,658 - 27,158 23,658
LEEWARD AND WINDWARD
IISEANDS Ait seteleeae 397/50. 3,224 - 3,750 3,224
TRINIDAD. . . 4,071 3,300 - - 4,071 3,300
NETHERLANDS ANTILLES. 13,076 13, 549 - 13,076 5

TOTAL Sees citeeter cree ||| MsSli7e Sleds S5a50R 1, 500 ; . ,550,
—————— rr

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HISTORICAL FISHERY STATISTICS

EXPORTS OF FOREIGN SHRIMP PRODUCTS, 1945-65 - Continued
CONTINENT AND

COUNTRY OF
DESTINATION

SOUTH AMERICA:
COLOMBIA.) . 6 6 6
VENEZUELA ....-.
ECUADOR. .... «

TOTALS oe) te) ee

EUROPE:
DENMARK... «
UNITED KINGDOM. . .
BELGIUM. ... .
FRANCE. . . « » «
WEST GERMANY. . . «
SWITZERLAND...
GIBRALTOR.... .
IWAN 6-0 5b oO °6 6

TOTAL... «=

ASIA:
SINGAPORE...
PHILIPPINES . .
HONG KONG... .
JAPAN . . 2 2 we e
NANSE!| AND NANPO IS

TOTAL. ....-

AUSTRALIA AND OCEANIA,
FRENCH PACIFIC IS.,
VOUS 6 6 6 6 0°90

GRAND TOTAL. .

POUNDS

3,675
32,441
2,385

4,019,373

CONTINENT AND

COUNTRY OF
DEST | NAT ION

NORTH AMERICA:
CANADA. . . » « «
MEXICO. . .
EL SALVADOR
PANAMA. . .
BERMUDA . .
BAHAMAS . .
JAMAICA . . .
TRINIDAD. . . ..

OTA.) verare: te) (ele

SOUTH AMERICA:
BRITISH GUIANA. . .
FRENCH GUIANA...
ECUADOR) %) tte) s) fe ©

TOTAL. . . . =»

EUROPE:
DENMARK... . - =
UNITED KINGDOM. . .
NETHERLANDS . ...
FRANCE. . 2. 2 5 « »
WEST GERMANY. . . .
SWITZERLAND... .

TOTAL. . « « « «

ASIA:
UND 66.65 6 oo
KOREA, REPUBLIC OF.
HONG KONG . 2 . «
ONAN 6 610 0 6 60
NANSE| AND NANPO IS
OWA Bspremtemec is
AFRICA, LIBERIA,
TOTAL. . 2.

GRAND TOTAL. . .

POUNDS

1,112,418
211,010

50, 223
5,034
2,398

20,794

960

FRESH OR FROZEN

J
95/325 ,S1i7

1963
SALTED, PICKLED CANNED TOTAL
OR DRIED
POUNDS VALUE POUNDS VALUE
- - - 3,675 | $3,088
32,441 30,889
2,385 2,250

15,976 14,252
3,897 3,238
68,148 53,879
700 924
1,712 1,235
55,143 29,293

3,

336

767,533 | 5,321,028

FRESH OR FROZEN

1,402,837

1964
pee Ghee oe an] RN Parl
SALTED, PICKLED
0 N
oa CRIED CANNED TOTAL
———

VALUE POUNDS VALUE POUNDS VALUE POUNDS VALUE

$ 978,271 5,800 $ 2,958 - 1,118,218 |$ 981,229.

133, 554 - - - - 211,010 133, 554

- - - 332 $ 200 332 200

42,695 - - - 50, 223 42,695

5,377 - - 5,034 5,377

2,107 - - - - 2,398 2,107

18,737 - - 1,006 720 21,800 19,457

690 - - - 960 600

1,181,341 2,958 1,338 920 | 1,409,975 |1,185,219
—_ —— = SSS

= 20, 550 13,358

- 38, 600 28,950

68,150 61,302

127,300 103,610

6,012, 637

—

1,998 2,098

3,675 4,017

30,000 26,575 s 26,575

980 987 - - 4,826 4,862 5,806 5,849

- - - - 8,438 9,939 8,438 9,939

- - - | - 8,395 5,129 8,395 5,129

34,403 58,312 53, 607
— et =——

9,006 9,006 7,635

9,565 9,565 5,782

1,156 TSS) 969

5,665, 227 | 4,678,930 - - - - 5,665,227 |4,678,930

2,500 aan - - - - 2,500 2,276

4,695, 592 - 5,687,454 |4,695, 592

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7,

1,160

284,691 |6,039,188

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HISTORICAL FISHERY STATISTICS

EXPORTS OF FOREIGN SHRIMP PRODUCTS, 1945-65 - Continued

CONTINENT AND 1965
SoU OF FRESH OR FROZEN CANNED TOTAL
DEST | NAT | ON
NORTH AMERICA: POUNDS fF VALUE | pounps VALUE POUNDS VALUE

CANADA a -Gueitsimecmat-lnr- 902,868 $857,839 33,750 $32,730 936,618 $890, 569
MEX0EOS 6 6 675 ao 111,202 94,373 - - 111,202 94,373
PANAMA, . 2 2 s © « 19,439 13,725 = = 19,439 13,725
BERMUDA ican ewaente mts 20,418 20,311 = - 20,418 20,311
JAMAICA . 2. 2 2 se 64, 491 53,738 = - 64, 491 53,738

TOTAL. « 2 1 se 1,118,418 1,039,986 33,750 32,730 1,152,168 1,072,716
_—————

SOUTH AMERICA,

ECUADOR, TOTAL... 113,723 102,230 = = 113,723 102 , 230
ASIA, JAPAN, TOTAL. . 6,627,761 5, 636,976 = 2 6,627,761 5, 636,976
——— oh

AUSTRALIA AND OCEANIA,
AUSTRALIA, TOTAL . . 59,305 26,687 - o 59,305 26, 687

OTHER COUNTRIES ... 69,507 56,839 2 S 69,507 56,839
at

GRAND TOTAL. . . 7,988,714 6,862,718 33,750 32,730 8,022, 464 6,895, 448
Se eee Se t

EXPORTS OF DOMESTIC AND FOREIGN SHRIMP PRODUCTS, 1962-65

Foreign

12
- Million pounds .

HISTORICAL FISHERY STATISTICS

LOBSTER FISHERY, 1879-1965

The northern lobster (Homarus americanus) and the spiny lobster (Panulirus argus and
Panulirus interruptus) comprise one of our most valuable fisheries forcrustaceans, surpassed
only by shrimp and crabs. In recent years it has ranked 7th in relative value of all com-
mercial fish and shellfish. Lobsters are caught principally by pots or traps, although in
recent years the otter trawl has been used to take northern lobsters along the continental
shelf. The fishery for northern lobsters is confined to waters off the North Atlantic coast
while the spiny lobsters are taken principally in waters off Florida and Califoria.

Imports normally supply about 40 percent of the U.S. total supply ofnorthern lobsters
while imports of spiny lobsters furnish about 95 percent of the total U.S. supply of that
species. Almost all of the northern lobsters are imported from Canada while spiny lobsters
are received from a number of countries, with South Africa, Australia and the Bahamas sup-
plyingthe most. Because of the importance of this fishery and the need for data, this report
has been prepared. To assist in locating data, there follows a reference guide to the in-
formation and the pages on which it appears.

CATCH: Page
Summaryszof northern lobstericatch) <3). 3 = ee 644
New England northern lobster catch .......++2- 645
Middle Atlantic northern lobster catch. ......... 646
Chesapeake northern lobster catch. .......2+42e-. 647
SPinyalobstenicatchrmmrcmcniacuron cele cinicietcnton ice lesion cine 648
PRICES:

Northern lobsters:

Maine monthly average ex-vessel prices. ...... 650
Maine index of monthly ex-vessel prices ...... 651
Monthly average wholesale prices. ......2se-. 652
Index of monthly wholesale prices. ......... 652

Spiny lobster tails:

Monthly average wholesale prices.......... 653
Index of monthly wholesale prices. .... pidholold 653

IMPORTS:
INXey qs} CVs MONS TIS oo 6 OO GO 16 0b 0 OO ONG IO) oO O00 654

HISTORICAL FISHERY STATISTICS

644

SUMMARY OF NORTHERN LOBSTER CATCH,

VARIOUS YEARS, 1880-1965
(THOUSANDS OF POUNDS AND THOUSANDS OF DOLLARS)
YEAR NEW ENGLAND MIDDLE ATLANTIC CHESAPEAKE TOTAL

QUANTITY | VALUE QUANTITY | VALUE QUANTITY | VALUE QUANTITY | VALUE
GED) 66 000.0 (1) (1) 292 11 - - (1) ; (i)
WEEAG 6.6.5 5.6 28, 628 84. 255, 15 = = 28, 883 99
UGE) 2 6 0 0:0 6 27,640 809 469 28 - - 28,109 837
UEEDo 6/000 0 30, 450 834. 322 28 - - 30,772 862
WEED) 5-5,'01010 0 1 1 WS 29 - - 1 1
IEE 6 6.6 10.06 1 1 339 29 - - 1 1
EEL oo Bolle 6 23,410 1,036 (1) (1) - 3S 1 1
WS 6 oS O00 (1) (1) 485 - - 1 1
WEEE 5 54:0 6 0 14, 662 pve (1) (1) - - 1 1
GOO Rewrememnnete 15, 567 1, 363 201 28 - - 15, 768 3391
ISON .c’o.0-0 0 6 (1) {") 252 30 - - 1 1
1E92 5°50 6.00.6 14,756 ilneley/ Ne (1) - - 1 1
NOOA Geer men seria (1) (1) 4, - - 1 1
1EOS Gio 660 6 11,524 1,319 (1) (1) - - 1 1
IGO) 6 o Gio oo 14,734 1,855 544 74 - - 15, 278 1,929
IHS co o'6 O10 6 11,504 2, 254 763 140 - - 12, 267 2,394
1H 5 6 a6 oc 10, 667 2,551 (1) (1) = = 1 1
UGA G46-0 5°60 (1) (1) 1,446 288 - - 1 1
ELE ave ao at 9,716 3,072 (1) (1 - - 1 1
GBB) 66 6010.8 (1) (1) 1,119 331 - - 1 1
(EBT 6 6-8) 6 ore 11, 604 3,414 (1) (1) - - 1 1
NOZS core ey 10, 322 3,132 1,425 376 - - 11,747 3,508
1GEO) ong Go Go oh8 12,357 3,217 1,559 369 - - 13,916 3,586
IEE HS oranayS 11,312 2,718 1,149 292 2 2 12,461 3,010
WEB 55.0 56°C 10,279 1,913 878 166 2 2 11,157 2,079
CERNE) agai 9,088 1,608 724 137 2 2 9,812 1,745
Web G6. 0: 0-0. 0 (1) (1) (1) (1) 2 2 (1) (1)
WES G 6 6°56! 10, 852 2,520 643 139 1 2 11,496 2,659
ee co eroeas (1) (1) (1) (1) (2) 2 1) (1)
IGE Gg oo 0 50 10, 936 2, 304. 640 133 - - 11,576 2,437
USEE) Gio o) 6-5 6 11,408 2,143 574 102 2 2 11, 984 2,245
SSOP See cuceeconks 11,312 1, 964 672 115 1 2 11,985 2,079
10.25) 6 4.5 0 11,165 2,001 594 130 2 2 11,761 2,131
VE 6 5 og 6 0 (1) (1) (1) (1) 1 2 (1) (1)
UWS oul alo 6 11,792 2,740 507 112 1 2 12, 300 2,852
WLS) o-0 406 c 15,651 4,200 773 205 (1) 1 (1) (1)
1s Sa 0.0 17,203 4,202 725 228 1 2 17,929 4,430
1945 pean 22, 267 9,307 460 |. 154 1 2 22,728 9,461
WONS 5 6% ov o's (1) (1) (1) ie 1 2 1) M)
VER cia 6 6 23,316 8,718 609 3 2 1 23,927 8,992
VO eso lawns 20, 226 8, 396 759 331 2 1 20, 987 8,728
1949. . : 23,994 8,594 660 309 2 (2) 24, 656 8, 903
WEED oo00 & ono 22,559 8,108 635 236 4 1 23,198 8,345
1951; 5 25, 534 9,221 409 157 3 1 25,946 9,379
119521755 : 24, 323 10, 301 706 254 3 1 25,032 | 10,556
OSI enue ey ome Ne 27,136 10,482 966 383 13 5 28,115 | 10,870
OS Artes Ae ys 26,433 | 10,131 1,035 352 13 3 27,481 10,486
NSS 44 bo Bee 27, 624 10,873 1,315 424 15 5 28,954 | 11,302
1956 . 25,171 11,452 1,340 452 9 4 26,520 11,908
IQS?) 6-6. Oo: 5 29, 106 11,146 1,046 365 3 1 Sess |) 11,02
OSSiapre eerie 25,873 12,761 1,347 455 7 2 27, 227 13,218
1959: 27,393 13, 874 1,665 584 27 10 29,085 14,468
IGE bas 29, 260 13, 582 1,876 656 32 13 31,168 | 14,251
ISU. G24. oO. as'b a 25, 931 13, 767 2,051 798 16 7 27,998 | 14,572
NOG 2M eis 28, 286 14,410 1,186 532 25 1 29,497 | 14,953
IESG ioi0 6 040 29,120 16,212 1,130 547 24 10 30,274 | 16,769
TSG4a pays oirenelte 29,318 19,020 1,608 822 32 14 30,958 | 19,856
1965... 28,530 | 20,930 1,668 1,008 48 19 30, 246 21,957

1/ DATA NOT AVAILABLE.
.2/ LESS THAN 500 POUNDS OR $500.

NORTHERN LOBSTER

YEAR

QUANTITY
1879 (4)
1880 14, 234
1887 22,917
1888 21,695
1889 25,002
1892 17,643
1897 10, 301
1898 11,183
1900 12,347
1902 12,163
1905 9,018
1908 9,929
1913 7,671
1919 5,546
1924 5,513
1925 1
1926 1
1927 1

NEW ENGLAND NORTHERN LOBSTER CATCH,

NOT AVAILABLE.

HISTORICAL FISHERY STATISTICS

VARIOUS YEARS, 1879-1965

(THOUSANDS OF POUNDS AND THOUSANDS OF DOLLARS)

NEW HAMPSHIRE

MASSACHUSETTS

QUANTITY

4,315
(1)

3,511
3,743
3, 354
3,182
2,090
1,694
1,805
1,696
1, 283
2,455
1,524
2,388
1, 680

_—___~

RHODE

ISLAND

, QUANTITY} VALUE

~~

QUANTITY

CONNECT I CUT

(1)
724,
1,487

HALF-ROUND LOBSTER POT

HISTORICAL FISHERY STATISTICS

a MIDDLE ATLANTIC NORTHERN LOBSTER CATCH,
VARIOUS YEARS, 1880-1965

(THOUSANDS OF POUNDS AND THOUSANDS OF DOLLARS)
YEAR NEW YORK NEW JERSEY DELAWARE
QUANTITY QUANTITY} QUANTITY

Wee Og Go Lo omnia 135 5 157 (1) (1) 292 11
Io 6019606 114 7 102 7 39 255 15
IGEEo B16. 6v0 ao 248 14 182 13 39 1 469 28
UGSb te eoecnomoes 124 13 188 14 10 1 322 28
WSEOS! O Grae a6 151 15 185 14 7 1 343 29
IGp osodae lore 165 16 166 13 8 1 339 29
IGE2S 66 6!'b. 66 (2). (2) 144 1 6 1 (2) (2)
GETS son Golde 1 31 99 9 5 1 485 40
IBGE o 60:10 0.6 332 30 124 11 (2) 2 (2) (2)
SOO meant omenne 156 21 41 7 4 1 01

IOS Gyo! oso-9 0 183 22 66 8 3 1 252 30
SOA Siler yyer 230 27 141 18 3 1 374 46
SORRY es, eect <c 423 57 115 16 6 1 544 74
TONES So: 8 026 436 82 302 54 25 4 763 140
TEES bigla. obo 1,037 197 398 88 1 3 1,446 288
IGEIa O60) ove 455 131 643 194 21 6 1,119 331
NCES! Spies oko. o 647 173 765 199 13 4 1,425 376
ICED alshc vote 536 137 1,011 230 12 2 1,559 369
WWNSio-o oO 5 484 122 654 167 1 3 1,149 292
ICEBSIIGi's O40) 650 397 70 470 93 1 3 878 166
USES solar dues Ke 347 67 364 68 13 2 724 137
GSS Suen 420 87 219 51 4 1 643 139
OST eae torre 367 76 269 56 4 1 640 133
1EE5 \6\6-40 244 53 327 48 3 1 574 102
ICEL GHG HO LoNGe ama 233 48 433 65 6 2 672 115
NO4ON kewey ate ek so 191 48 402 81 1 1 594 130
OAD Staite wl. 157 39 347 72 3 1 507 112
ICSbidaeho: aan 205 73 563 131 5 1 773 205
IOs) oo osGsoLo 195 70 525 157 5 1 725 228
TOS G82 6 deo 140 59 316 94 4 1 460 154.
NOAGwa Sime Gators 310 134 (2) (2) (2) (2) (2) (2)
IC entauon oa ay ae 417 204 92 69 - - 609 273
1948. . aatiine 362 161 397 170 = - 759 331
OAR rr on hremmed core 344 161 315 148 1 (1) 660 309
SSO eat lepton os 203 82 432 154 - - 635 236
ICE GMeW-Gn Ovonono 193 85 216 72 - - 409 157
M952) | ype waive 340 146 366 108 - - 706 254
OSS Nete aes ue 7 434 201 532 182 = - 966 383
TOSS) eel y us 383 146 652 206 - - 1,035 352
G55 ene teers 337 117 978 307 - - S15) 424
Ceaabe Latomolcats 452 156 888 296 - - 1,340 452
MOS 7c concen ms ee 378 133 668 232 - - 1,046 365
OSS Aaa eye 357 123 990 332 - - 1,347 455
NO SOP e ares cmc: 568 230 1,097 354 - - 1,665 584
VEO 6 8.55086 506 181 1,370 475 - - 1,876 656
TOG My ysl ie 502 228 1,549 570 - - 2,051 798
NOG 2 EIN Dante 315 163 871 369 - - 1,186 532
1963. Bec 380 210 750 337 = - 1,130 547
1964, 547 306 1,061 516 - - 822
1965, 649 446 1,019 562 - - 1,008

1/ LESS THAN 500 POUNDS OR $500.
'2/ DATA NOT AVAILABLE.

RECTANGULAR LOBSTER POT

HISTORICAL FISHERY STATISTICS

CHESAPEAKE NORTHERN LOBSTER CATCH,
VARIOUS YEARS, 1931-65

( THOUSANDS OF POUNDS AND THOUSANDS OF DOLLARS )

YEAR MARYLAND VIRGINIA TOTAL
QUANTITY VALUE QUANTITY VALUE QUANTITY
- - 1 1 1
- - 1 1 1
- - 1 1 1
- - 1 1 1
- - 1 1 1
- = (1) 1 (1)
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1 1 1 1 2
1 1 1 1 2
1 (1) 1 1 2
- - 4 1 4
1 1 2 1 3
1 1 2 1 3
1 1 12 4 13
(1) (1) 13 3 13
- - 15 5 15
1 1 8 4 9
1 1 2 1 3
1 1 6 2 7
2 1 25 9 27
1 1 31 12 32
2 1 14 6 16
2 1 23 10 25
2 1 22 9 24
4 2 28 12 32
4 2 44 17 48

LESS THAN 500 POUNDS OR $500.

NORTHERN LOBSTER CATCH AND VALUE 1955-65

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SPINY LOBSTER CATCH, VARIOUS YEARS, 1888-1965

(THOUSANDS OF POUNDS AND THOUSANDS OF DOLLARS )

SOUTH ATLANTIC

GEORGIA FLORIDA, EAST COAST

QUANTITY

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WEEDS BiG vaio 4 Gedrasduo - - 12
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WEES o Gib Se 6 ONS! o "ano - - 20
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DEES ono rat neonate one - - 384.
VOSS SMa one Bikalaua kone - - 164
QS ee ney HENAN LI SCI - - 224
OSA pew nreneiiecrcinemmenne nie - - 269
VOESS 9 Gi GGG avai dio - - 248
WESSO IG o'ee bio, 56,6 - - 228
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teas 5 ao Bra ob 6 66 - - 184
UEEDS 6d. GIA aaeNe 26'5 - - 176
EIIOG" Gubao oO sOa ono. ous - - 281
Mehlon ong sce moronee oun - - 249
ICES MG 6: G'S Nene OO 32 14 274.
UGE OG 6:00 GOOD one - 328
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WEEDS G40) Ge Og. Ura oyo.lo 1 1 1
WEES a-SrGuneeeardtcs oo 1 1 1
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649

SPINY LOBSTER CATCH, VARIOUS YEARS, 1888-65 - Continued

( THOUSANDS OF POUNDS AND THOUSANDS OF DOLLARS )

GULF PACIFIC COAST
FLORIDA, WEST COAST CALIFORNIA

YEAR GRAND TOTAL

QUANTITY QUANTITY VALUE
1923. 321 1,093 254
1924, 1,027 1
1925. 1,486 1
1926. 1,175 1
1927. 1,491 306
1928, 1,077 244
1929, 1,392 311
1930. 1,394 289

1,340

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NORTH AMERICA:
CANADA. . .
MEXICO. .
BAHAMAS .
CUBA. . »

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AFRICA, REPUBLIC OF
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CONTINENT AND
COUNTRY OF ORIGIN

NORTH AMERICA:
CANADA. « « © « «
MEXICO. . . °
BRITISH HONDURAS.
BAHAMAS . . 2 « «
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EUROPE, SWEDEN. « . .« . .

AFRICA, REPUBLIC OF SOUTH
AFRICA «6 6 wie 0 6 @

GRAND TOTAL. ...

CONTINENT AND
COUNTRY OF ORIGIN

NORTH AMERICA:
CANADA. « « « « «
MEXICO. . .
BRITISH HONDURAS.
BAHAMAS . . .. «
CUBA ijessemtel elite
JAMAICA...
LEEWARD AND WINDWARD
NETHERLANDS ANTILLES.
FRENCH WEST INDIES. .

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EUROPE:
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IMPORTS OF LOBSTERS, 1945-65

1945

CANNED NOT CANNED

POUNDS.

VALUE POUNDS

$2,565, 435

2,069,214

19, 685, 494
1,072,935
1,487,634

391,083 353,881

459,375

2,528,589 | 2,956,518 | |_ 9,172,302 _| 25,128, 533 |

P| | ae [resem | 03,000
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1946

CANNED NOT CANNED

POUNDS
1,970,821

POUNDS

19,623,399
1,671,234
79,220
1,271,677
250,100

3, 500

VALUE

$8,343,384
354, 106
335, 539
139,273

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1947

CANNED NOT CANNED

POUNDS
1,071,701

VALUE
$1,309,892

POUNDS

18,400,927
1,920,442
157, 538
1,371,701
425, 201

119, 259

1,420,151_| 22,351,690 _|

1,213
4, 503 4,674

97,482
29, 256

VALUE

$8,902,146
579, 548
27,182
312,751
188,810
29,886
3,161

394

47, 650
14,485

HISTORICAL FISHERY STATISTICS

TOTAL

POUNDS

21,754, 708
1,072,935
1,487, 634

813, 256

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10,045, 642 RES OAS SON 545,750

VALUE

$10, 908, 819
354, 106
335, 539
530,356

12, 128,820

165,841

TOTAL
POUNDS VALUE
21, 594,220 | $12,075,991
1,671,234 447,303
79,220 7,774
1,271,677 337,476
711,629 630,326
3,500 770
7,004 1,465
25,338,484 | 13,501,105
12
1,136,316
27,902,854 | 14,637,433
TOTAL

POUNDS. VALUE
19,472,628 | $10,212,038
1,920,442 579,548
157, 538 27,182
1,371,701 312,751
547, 560 308 , 069
53,376 29,886

13, 387 3,161
Lae 394
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655

IMPORTS OF LOBSTERS, 1945-65 Continued
CONTINENT AND 1948
POUNDS POUNDS VALUE POUNDS VALUE
NORTH AMERICA:
CANADAWNeNieMeuen oe) Gueie e) Gil alineseso10 20,850,171 | $9,289,048 | 22,489,081 | $11,766, 483
MEXUCOM cuca ee as = 701,363 701,363
GUATEMALA aes ee 1,238 = 1,066
BRITISH HONDURAS. 2. oe ee 7 20,342 20,342
MONDUMS5 6 6 0 60 66 60 - 701 701
MCGREW 6 66 6 oo 66 6 6 5 61 61
BANAMASII mary hye aes eer © 1,197,821 304,769 1,197,821 304,769
CUBAN UHC S ony hee 1,150,792 642,943 1,445, 241 896, 449
DAMA CAp-scise-e omic Gk Suk Ta ele 77150 5,005 73150 5,005
LEEWARD AND WINDWARD ISLANDS. 2;085 1,270 2/085 1,270
TOTS ee | 2,732,007 _| 25,403,835 | 10,965,502 | 27,338,492 | 13,697, 509
EUROPE:
DENI 6 ob 6606 6 60 6 212 212 212 212
NETHERWANDS eas suey sys se) ee —— 449 a 7383 al 400 ee 126 SY 849 19, 509
TOTAlLirshestaiacient ace S440) |e, sas EESice) ie eae 19,721
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ASIA:
ADEN eR OR oe one 750 1,275 750 1,275
CHINA SRS ary an cenice rs 800 402 800 402
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AUSTRALIA AND OCEANIA:
AUSTRALIA Go 6 oo 0 000.6 514, 290 286, 287 514, 290 286, 287
NEY 2EALND 6 Gao 000.0 19,175 12,820 30, 410 19,948 49,585 32,768
HOTA esoraticg sratheaye rere at se 19,175 306, 235 563,875 319,055
AFRICA, REPUBLIC OF SOUTH
AER CARA Hig ral eM lige eater 722,151 466,417 2,657,176 | 1,986,872 _| 3,379,329 | 2,453,269
ee
GRAND TOTAL... «| 2,711,922 | 3,231,304 | 28,607,325 | 13,259,947 | 31,319,247 | 16,491,251
CONTINENT AND 1949
COUNTRY OF ORIGIN
CANNED NOT CANNED TOTAL
POUNDS POUNDS. VALUE
NORTH AMERICA: —-
GNIS vo 60 60000 o oll, UnCOpere 21,322,795 | $9,804,335 | 22,732,380 |$11,892,921
MEXICO acer cure sorenae cialis 3,300 927,906 929,886
BRITISH HONDURAS. . . sss 14,454 14,454
MONDUVS5 6006060066 9,085 9,085
BAHAMAS wrawwchonpraamontonia nas 277,027 277,027
GUIEVY, to Ao Pots kobe lake era eee 751,017 893,136
AVIA GN ents Petty is we ate 5,625 5, 625
LEEWARD AND WINDWARD. ISLANDS. 26,755
TRINIMEDS 6-5 66.4 oo 5 bo 2s
TOTAL... sss] 1,579,133 | 2,232,685 | 26,255,848 | 11,816,229 | 27,834,981 | 14,048,914
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AUSTRALIA AND OCEANIA:
AUSURALUA o-o.0 G6 0-00 oo 1,644,151 | 1,033,167 1,644,672 | 1,033,459
NIST ZEAUND 6 G8 6.6.6 6.0 6 394, 252 189,989 "394, 252 189,989
TONAL Ee trounce aa 2,038,403 | 1,223,156 2,038,924 | 1,223,448
——
AFRICA:
MOZAMBIIQUEZuredNelivetie|ienGcltlo} eins 28
REPUBLIC OF SOUTH AFRICA. . . 526,004 376,564 | 2,384, B16 1,873, 908 2,910, 520 2,250,469
TOTAL es | olbsty test oeretio 2 526, 004 376, 564 2,384,556 | 1,873,933 2,910,560 | 2,250,497
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GRAND TOTAL. ......| 2,105,658 | 2,609,541 | 30,678,847 | 14,913,350 | 32,784,505 | 17,522,891

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CONTINENT AND
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1950

CANNED NOT CANNED

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POUNDS VALUE POUNDS VALUE
NORTH AMERICA:
CANADA I es ceed ell eDNOOSNO Im nSonestiTiss 24,055, 283 | $13,324,329
MEXIICON Rie e Raley oN Ss = 2,223, 241 2,223,241 845, 514
BRITISH HONDURAS. . 2. 2 + « - - 83,168 83,168 16,147
HONDURAS.) 0's eUkeaoeielet até = - 2, 680 2, 680 836
BAHAMAS) sh suobreiianrcmer Se ap sese = = 1,289, 496 1,289, 496 261,154
CUBAN) < teee beaten caliavmsiaes. 719,388 512, 473 1,082,914 1,802,302 | 1,074,203
JAMAICA 5 5 6 eee ses 5 = 27,160 27,160 13,219
LEEWARD AND WINDWARD. ISLANDS. 2 2 35, 608 35, 608 14,380
NETHERLANDS ANTILLES. . 2. « 5 1,750 1,750 545
TOTAL «ss sss ess «{ 2,728,999 | 3,143,626 | 26,791,689 | 12,406,791 | 29,520,688 | 15,550, 417
EUROPE:
NORWAY. . « Seite 737 292
UNITHEDINGINGDOM Nae) ees eure = = 57,137 37,189 7, He 37,189
PORTUGAL SH nS oa ce ap & = 379 203 379 203
TROUETN toe seer eet 737 | 57,516 | 2 azise2 | | 37, 684
ASU, WARN 5-6 5-3 5 oe odo 21,223 peetaytose | 103 eeror eso 250 Samverszell| 376 | __31,473 | 20, 479
AUSTRALIA AND OCEANIA:
AUST RACAG Ann <8 anise 10, 000 5,844 2,681,968 | 1,362,486 2,691,968 | 1,368,330
NEWEZEADANDI ae taume) es citer’ 920 ae 137,625 oo 243 eel 138, 545 569,811
TOTALR TEA eee th orate 10,920 6,412 | 3,819, 593 | 593 | 1,931,729 | 729 3,830, 513 | 513 | 1,938,141
AFRICA, REPUBLIC OF SOUTH
AFRICA. sss... .| 1,853,144 | 1,030,272 | 4,203,960 | 2,794,860 6,152,104] 3,825,132
—
GRAND TOTAL... ... «| 4,620,023 aaeasaS | 34,973,008 | 17,177,148 | 39,593,031 | 21,371,853
CONTINENT AND use
COUNTRA ORMORIGIIN CANNED NOT CANNED TOTAL
ESATO fi POUNDS POUNDS VALUE
CANOAG Gio o dla boon eo ol ol yceen eso 25,056, 244 | $13,139,821
MEXICO. . Beet sais > 729,774 1,952, 228 729,774
BRITISH HONDURAS. . . 2... : 54,089 231,079 54,089
HONDURAS Seiad srr sicele ene ge 5 13,733 37, 586 13,733
BAHAMAS elt sis, ER hors cog Us : 351,293 1,388, 783 351,293
CUBA RMD NSE eee a ee Ve 564, 467 396, 996 1,039,310 2,046,178 | 1,436,306
JAMAICA . BU BES pees = 2 26, 683 67,644 26, 683
LEEWARD AND WINDWARD ISLANDS. > : 5,308 21,701 5,308
NETHERLANDS ANTILLES... . . = > 1,962 7,459 1,962
FRENCH WEST INDIES. . ... a = 308 308
TOTAL ss see eee + «| 2,063,017 | 2,392,500 | 28,746,765 | 13,366,777 | 30,809,782 | 15,759,277
EUROPE;
NCE GANDIP Lace 4) lied cna eS oo 2, 400 2,640 2,640
DENMARK etreisetfpeesers neers 12 233 z = 233
UNITED KINGDOM, . . . . 6 21,277 14,941 14,941
FRANCES i ops upp ie sat ge 43 123 Z es 123
RORTUGA fete Mein met rrtenie arson = 2 198 120 120
TORAU EN) act ameraN tT bol 155 356 23,875 17,701 18,057
ASIA, JAPAN . SS aes 9, 467 7,245 5,685 3,129 | 15,182 | 10,374
AUSTRALIA AND: OCEANIA:
AUSTRALIS Nie Glo oe aiole = 3,140,113 | 1,905,414 1,905,414
NEWIZEAWANDIRS eae cart oat 882, 620 * 600, 425 600, 425

UOUENS ONS 6

AFRICA:
MOZAMBIQUE... . as - - 73,160 39, 236
REPUBLIC OF SOUTH AFRICA. . . | 1,391,810 996,390 5,443,855 | 3,824,835
TOTAL . Goose 1,391,810 996, 390 5,517,015 | 3,864,071
————
GRAND TOTAL... «..| 3,464,449 | 3,396,491 38,316,073 |19,757,517

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39, 236

73,160
6,835,665 | 4,821,225
eenecere=odl 4,860, 461

41,780,522 | 23,154,008

HISTORICAL FISHERY STATISTICS

IMPORTS

CONTINENT AND
COUNTRY OF ORIGIN

NORTH AMERICA:
CANADA. .
MEXICO. 2 2
BRITISH HONDUR
HONDURAS.
BERMUDA .
BAHAMAS
CUBA...
JAMAICA . 2 6 ©
DOMINICAN REPUBLIC.
LEEWARD AND WINDWARD |
NETHERLANDS ANTILLES.
FRENCH WEST INDIES.

TOTAL

AS

eee eee we

SLAN

°

SOUTH AMERICA:
BRAZIL. .
ARGENT INA

TOTAL

EUROPE:
ICELAND .
SWEDEN.
NORWAY.
DENMARK . .
UNITED KINGD
PORTUGAL.

TOTAL

OM

ASIA, JAPAN .

eee

AUSTRALIA AND OCEANIA:
AUSTRALIA .
NEW ZEALAND

TOTAL

AFRICA:
MOZAMBIQUE. . ..
REPUBL!C OF SOUTH

TOTAL

ee .

AFRICA,

GRAND TOTAL

CONTINENT AND
COUNTRY OF ORIGIN

NORTH AMERICA:
CANADA.
MEXICO. . . °
BRITISH HONDURAS.
HONDURAS,
BAHAMAS
CUBA. . .
JAMAICA . . .
LEEWARD “AND WINDWARD
NETHERLANDS ANTILLES.
FRENCH WEST INDIES.

6 oi Go 06 0 00 0
iC

ee De we we we ww ew

TOTAL

EUROPE:
| CELAND
SWEDEN.
NORWAY.
DENMARK
UNITED KINGDOM
IRELAND. .
NETHERLANDS
PORTUGAL.
TURKEY.

emeneielloniefre! elie:
cee ee ee we
6060 050 010 0
Cireieue fepe « «

TOTAL

657
OF LOBSTERS, 1945-65 - Continued
1952
CANNED NOT CANNED TOTAL
POUNDS VALUE POUNDS VALUE POUNDS VALUE
: 1,982,344 | $2,792,148 | 23,197,228 | $12,965,779 25,179,572 | $15,757,927
é S = 1,931,225 789, 458 1,931,225 789, 458
A o = 165,127 66,987 165, 127 66,987
5 - - 31, 560 14,149 31, 560 14,149
5 = a 1,000 220 1,000 220
: - - 1,346,138 397,346 1,346,138 397,346
5 732,806 561,458 1,879,975] 1,456,657 2,612,781 2,018,115
d - = 34,957 13,397 34,957 13,397
é - - 12,338 4,268 12,338 4, 268
D = S 26,045 5,906 26,045 5,906
- = = 10,607 2,022 10, 607 2,022
5 - - 1,000 222 1,000 222
. .| 2,715,150 | 3,353,606 | 28,637,200] 15,716,411 31,352,350 | 19,070,017
Ae 3,600 2,274
ore - 44,899
zs 3,600 2,274 57,818 44,899 61,418 47,173
_————— eS seers meee
He - 20,808
Bik 1,172 12601
Bex 1,331 927
ec 457 2,160
So - 20, 655
5-0 - 8, 639
a mee 2,977 58,306 51,903 61,266 54,880
Ss ae 6,214 9, 650 6,214
: 24,856 20, 534 3,139,413 2,335, 473° 3,164, 269 2,356, 007
5 273, 220 2237368 1,908,134] 1,347,172 2,181,354 | 1,570,540
- {298,076 | 243,902 | 5,047, 547 | | 3,662,645 | 5,345,623 | 3,926, 547
‘ 27, 238 18,639 27, 238 18, 639
3 583,504 | 1 ,094, 247 5,172,713 | 4,196,545 6,756,307 5, 290, 792
eal ll | 1,583,594 | 594 | 1,094,247 5,199,951 4,215,184 6,783,545 | 5,309,431
: [4,603,380 | 4,697,006 | 603,380 | 4,697,006 | 39,010,472 | 23,717,256 | 43,613,852 | 28,414,262
1953
CANNED NOT CANNED TOTAL
POUNDS VALUE POUNDS VALUE POUNDS VALUE
: 1,185,838 |$2,178,428 | 22,610,477 | $13,278,675 | 23,796,315 | $15,457,103
‘ - = 2,022,077 1,147,022 2,022,077 1,147,022
3 - 167,519 80,767 167, 519 80,767
fs - = 11,918 5,924 11,918 5,924
é - < 1,733,060 494,195 1,733, 060 494,195
a 943,102 721,910 1,938, 420 1,409, 201 2,881,522 2,131,111
: = 43,531 22,708 43, 531 22,708
D = 5B, 267 15,182 53, 267 15,182
: - 8,878 1,974 8,878 1,974
: 2 3,371 719 3,371 719
. .| 2,128,940 | 2,900,338 28,592,518 | 16,456,367 | 30,721,458 | 19,356,705
_—— er eee ee
46 - 41,256 42,435 41,256 42,435
Ewe 539 763 1,392 1,300 1,931
qo 1,021 e = 750 1,021
dae 8,133 37, 567 48,765 42,399 56, 898
6/0 - 9, 039 7,869 9,039 7,869
oe = 4,666 3,036 4,666 3,036
San 9,460 iS is 9,750 9, 460
Sal - 55, 722 34,775 55, 722 34,775
Bie 216 = 2 309 216
ad 16,178 19,369 149,013 138,272 165,191 157, 641

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658

HISTORICAL FISHERY STATISTICS

;
IMPORTS OF LOBSTERS, 1945-65 Continued
CONTWNENT AND a RE
CONT RN OF ORICIIN CANNED } not canneo CANNED TOTAL

POUNDS VALUE POUNDS VALUE POUNDS VALUE
AGIA; SAGEM G's 0/600 6 6-6 c 9,960 | __ $4,695 | 9,960 $4,695

AUSTRALIA AND OCEANIA: SS. SSS A
AUSURNEMA..6 5 6.G:00 0006 42, 500 $35,304 4,022,032 | 3,439,591 4,064,532 | 3,474,895
NEWEZEAWANDISorsmranny is tne arn 9,940 6, 756 3,080,335 | 2,132,608 3,090,275 | 2,139,364
TOTAL Gy ay etoaie eye were tials | __42,060 | 7,102,367 | 9,972,199 | 7,154,807 | 5,614,259

AFRICA:

MOZAMBIQUE. . . Sia 9,114 8,658 9,114 8,658
REPUBLIC OF SOUTH AFRICA. . .| 1,966,255 | 1,766,044 5,788,847 | 4,865,920 7,755,102 | 6,632,864
TOTAL: cc Rasite eile Gok eas | 1,966,255. | | 1,966,255 | 255 | 1,766,944 5,797,961 | 4,874,578 | 7,764,216 | | 4,874,578 | 7,764,216 | 578 7,764,216 | 6,641,522

GRAND TOTAL . 2 « « «

CONTINENT AND
COUNTRY OF ORIGIN

NORTH AMERICA:
CANADA. « « « ©
MEXICO. . . .
BRITISH HONDURAS
HONDURAS. « o
BAHAMAS . .
CUBA. . « «
JAMAICA . .
LEEWARD AND

ese ee ee
De ee eee e
Dee se ee oe

rc

Dee ee eo

INOWARD

TOTAL « wo © o

SOUTH AMERICA:
ECUADOR . . 2 « « »
CHINE Eee ets elite) vomire) to!
BRAZIL. « 6 2 © 6 «

TOTAL . « « 2

EUROPE:
NCEE AND eeiireits otter io
NORWAY. 2 2 © «© « «
DENMARK . o.
UNITED KINGDOM. On
WREEAND <6 0' ie 0. ©
SAVIN etomcalcbeelicnas
PORTUGAL. 2 2 2 5

TOTAL Setter teil tei te

ASIA SUAPANM cic airciur br cuteytrets

AUSTRALIA AND OCEANIA:
AUSTRALIA . 2 6 © 6 0 «© ©
NEW ZEALAND . 2. 2 2 o ~

MOMAL eV) rel cle ttey Welle) ia) 0

AFRICA:
MOROC COM ies Vel elitet eine! vali
REPUBLIC OF SOUTH AFRICA.

TOTAL erietiveht elie iene} iie

GRAND TOTAL . . . 2 «

CONTINENT AND
COUNTRY OF ORIGIN

NORTH AMERICA:
CANADA. « « © © «
MEXICO, . 2.
BRITISH HONDURAS.
EL SALVADOR...
HONDURAS. . .. «
NICARAGUA... .

Ge ee eo e oo

Zz
an

Orc dso OnG

0 4,163,813 4,728,711 41,651,819 27,046,111 45,815,632 | 31,774,822

1954
CANNED NOT CANNED TOTAL

VALUE
$2,413, 158

POUNDS
1,439,367

POUNDS
22,468,308 |$12,271,

141

[at - |
: 40,483 41,733 4,622,189 | 3,917,788 4,662,672 | 3,959,521
6 1,000 860 3,417,486 | 2,699,675 3,418,486 | 2,700,535
: 41, 483 42, 593 8,039,675 | 6,617,463 8,081,158 | 6,660,056
SSE ee es eS es eee
F - 3 6, 680 3,340 6, 680 3,340
. | 1,095,430 | 1,039,864 3,749,832 | 3,130,530 4,845,262 | 4,170,394
.| 1,095,430 | 1,039,664 3,756,512 | 3,133,870 4,851,942 | 4,173,734

. | 2,611,002 | 3,537,494 | 41,854,874 | 26,279,835 | 44,465,876 | 29,817,329

1955
CANNED NOT CANNED TOTAL

POUNDS VALUE POUNDS VALUE POUNDS VALUE

. | 2,113,694 |$3,595, 039 22,962,032 |$13,429,642 | 25,075,726 |$17,024, 681
2 - - 2,477,708 1,433,423 2,477,708 1,433, 423
y - - 77, 489 43, 597 77, 489 43,597
3 - - 650 276 650 276
: - - 22,960 14,924 22,960 14,924
é - - 280 1,300 280 1,300

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HISTORICAL FISHERY STATISTICS 659

IMPORTS OF LOBSTERS, 1945-65 - Continued

CONTINENT AND 1955

COUNTRY OF ORIGIN CANNED NOT CANNED TOTAL

POUNDS VALUE POUNDS VALUE POUNDS VALUE
NORTH AMERICA = CONTINUED: See Saree ae Seer Sa Se ee
BAHAMAS . . . « « © «© « = - 2,123,607 $669, 265 2,123,607 $669,265
QA, bo 0000000 26,144 $27,752 3,462,862 2,558,391 3,489,006 2,586,143
JAMAICA . . ene 67,185 26,527 67,185 26,527
DOMINICAN REPUBLIC. a 0 910 1,000 910 1,000
TRINIDAD. « « « « « © «© 10, 249 3,075 10,249 3,075
SOUTH AMERICA:
COLOMBIA. 24,150
ECUADOR . 7, 528
CHILES 8,967
BRAZIL. . 7,838
TOTAL 48,483
EUROPE:
ICELAND . 23,125
SWEDEN. . 427
NORWAY. « 12,391
DENMARK 173,348
SWITZERLAN 1,459
SPAIN. . 18,522
PORTUGAL. 65,933
TURKEY. « 2,090
TOTAL 297,315
ASIA:
INDIA. . 168
JAPAN. . 12,723

NOMA er eyes) te) (el (of lls) ele oe USB ESH | 931 Leo | 891 La Wepee | 931 12,891

AUSTRALIA AND OCEANIA:
AUSTRALIA . . « © « © © 0 @ «© 4,980,190 4,344,106 4,980,190 4,344, 106
NEW ZEALAND . . 2 « © «© « « «© ReanSeTal 171,386 ese 519,635 Eearaneal 171,386 2,519,635

OTA WeMrciteirelteteniettslisi ts | 8,151,576 | 151,576 | 6,863,741 | 863, 741 | 8,151,576 | 151,576 6,863, 741

AFRICA, REPUBLIC OF SOUTH
AGRICS 56 Blo'0 0 6 oo oO ol] UpGOhes |) pees, eas 5,582,344 | 4,723,661 7,186,592 | 6,149,885
GRAND TOTAL. ......{| 3,775,068 | 5,073,151 45,441,303 | 30,103,375 | 49,216,371 | 35,176,526

CONTINENT AND Ue?

COUNTRY OF ORIGIN CANNED NOT CANNED TOTAL

Rr acenicnt POUNDS VALUE POUNDS VALUE POUNDS VALUE
GANADAM Ee Wrcreu sre nencouiie 2,138,702 | $3,804,493 | 22,484,370 | $13,721,725 | 24,623,072 | $17,526,218
MEXUICOM: Pay iene) Sl ecens 1,955,113 | 1,263,084 1,955,113 | 1,283,084
GUATEMALA . . EN eae ieee. =
BRITISH HONDURAS. - y (pase ene
MONDURESs o 60 0 b01o0 6 15,080
Goss RICIS 6 66.4 6.0160 4,240
FANIMAG o-0 co o-6 0000 6 4,125
BYNES: 6 G06 00 000-0 587,873
GUBAG Ueiysysed sites ay aanetens 4,303,117 3,412, 285
SINC Maa oh cquidona colts 56, 106 27, 656
LEEWARD AND WINDWARD 1SLANDS 796
VRINIDNDS 6 6b Goo ao GO 1,335

MOUALSy Mrsaretest easton it re 22,929,902

SOUTH AMERICA:

COMOMBITAS Meira cn + 8,000
ECUADOR... . so 22,721
CHIME ta ey ad cnn 367,153
BRAZIeamecu see 107,605

TOTAL eu enc 505, 479

EUROPE:

IICEDANDieperere tenes santana - - 28,800 28, 800 28,800 28,800
SUEPENG 6: bra Goo us 64g waLoUb 250 296 - - 250 296
NORWAY one) ton casein erenicieey aes 6,446 5,474 4,000 1,750 10, 446 7,224
DENMARK Gia rep satel eve acer eye 2,994 3, 483 567, 408 431,421 570, 402 434,904
I RANCEr pews s aniston tubs came rere 328 629 = 2 328 629

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HISTORICAL FISHERY STATISTICS

660

IMPORTS OF LOBSTERS, 1945-65 - Continued

1956
CONTINENT AND

COUNTRY OF ORIGIN CANNED NOT CANNED TOTAL

POUNDS VALUE POUNDS POUNDS VALUE

EUROPE - CONTINUED: a ae Sea ar as
WEST) GERMANY« 29. 0, « « « « 6 365 $329 18,142 18, 507 $15,814
SPMIN G86 016 6/6 46)o 6 O..026 - - 169,845 169,845 114,019
RORTUGAUAMe osetia, vc) ieil-adsuns - 73,650 73,650 60,741

TOMA oweiite) Mey toh .e) leu telierale 10,383 10, eee CSU 861,845 652,216 872, 228 662,427

et

ASIA:
INDIAN eiteirotifolienuianiieWtojaielcehiieline = = 19,650 9,320 19,650 9,320
JARI Boeencaeamannins wanticy Gee = - 7,850 5,965 7,850 5,965

TOWNE 5 10 G00 0 0 66 - 27,500 15,285 27,500 15,285

AUSTRALIA AND OCEANIA:
AUSTRALIA . «2 « «© © © © ow @ 21,445 BUD 276 4,687,816 4,616,711 4,709,261 4,643,987
NEW ZEALAND « «6 6 «© « « © 3,851,573 35 355, 739 3,851,573 3,355, 739

WOWNG. G..6..0 00) 0.0.0 .0.-0 21,445 LoVe. | 276 bx Sbesepse). | 539,389 7,925 tee ners) | [Bbesencee | 834 7,999,726

AFRICA, REPUBLIC OF SOUTH
INPIRIS. o ONO O00 0 OOo tneernlens | » 177,739 7,024,524 |+ 6,024, 687 8,269,172 7,202, 426

SS
GRAND TOTAL . . » « « « « Paues | 423,969 5, 030,806 47,742,240 | 34,284,439 51,166,209 | 39,315,245

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IMPORTS OF LOBSTERS, 1955-65

Million pounds Million pounds

Imports of spiny lobster items

HISTORICAL FISHERY STATISTICS

CONTINENT AND
COUNTRY OF ORIGIN

NORTH AMERICA:
CANADA. . « « «
MEXICO. «2 « «
GUATEMALA...
BRITISH HONDURAS
HONDURAS. . .
COSTA RICA.
PANAMA, .
BERMUDA
BAHAMAS
CUBA. .
JAMAICA
HAIT] . .
DOM] N] CAN REPUBLIC. .
LEEWARD AND WINDWARD ISLANDS

se ee ee
e}efvenie) lef ef eMelelie sie) e

ono 0D
GO OO 6B 6 G05 oo 0

etlol(clielielteMolelieliclieinelic
Suremelielitelie Music iielichitciielys'

MOTAL. 2 0 3 6 8 ew wo

SOUTH AMERICA:
ECUADORE temic in oiReincie lite leit
GUS o Goo oOo a
“BRAZI}Le) 3 Jee) volte 0 «© © ee

TOUS LS 9G tosis 6: G6 6

EUROPE:
ICELAND... .
SWEDEN. . » «
NORWAY. . » - -
DENMARK . . « ©

UNITED K] NGDOM,

SPAIN. «+ «s

PORTUGAL. ...

ITALY... 2...

WH Abo=5 co 6 Oo 6 5 D5

ASIA:
INDIA ici re) tothe oie) (elite) 10) \) he
JAPAN) 00 © © o's) ois © ove

OTA Saretrehter felon sternite

AUSTRALIA AND OCEANIA;
AUSTRALIA . 2 2 ee ee oo
NEW ZEALAND . . « « «© « © «

TONES oho o 4 60 0 06

AFRICA, REPUBLIC OF
AFRICA . . « « « © «

GRAND TOTAL. ... «2.

CONTINENT AND
COUNTRY OF ORIGIN

NORTH AMERICA;
CANADA. 2 « «
MEXICO. . 2 .
BRITISH HONDURAS
HONDURAS. . ..
NICARAGUA .
COSTA RICA.
PANAMA, .

.
.
.
°
°

661
IMPORTS OF LOBSTERS, 1945-65 Continued
1957
CANNED NOT CANNED TOTAL
POUNDS VALUE POUNDS VALUE POUNDS VALUE
2,203,669 | $3,867,550 | 22,217,961] $13,072,805 | 24,421,630 | $16,940,355
- = 2,159,045] 1, 398, 974 2,159,045] 1,398,974
= = 8,973 5, 904 8,973 5,904
= - 160, 190 102, 394 160,190 102, 394
- oO 26,149 20,753 26, 149 20,753
= = 26,639 14, 990 26, 639 14, 990
_ =, 935 454 935 454
= = 22, 200 7, 980 22, 200 7, 980
1, 560 959 1,964, 576 717, 423 1,966, 136 718, 382
83,074 98, 172 4,249,323| 3,424,574 4,332,397 | 3,522,746
= = 110,018 42,785 110,018 42,785
= = 2,651 805 2,651 805
= = 1,541 325 1, 541 325
= = 61,088 22,974 61,088 22,974
2, 288, 303 3, 966,681 31,011, 289 | 18,833,140 | 33,299,592] 22,799,821
= 8, 400 7, 560 8, 400 7, 560
= 976, 959 864, 009 976, 959 864, 009
= 829, 358 415,871 [ 829, 358 415,871
S 1,814,717| 1,287,440 1,814,717 | 1,287,440
= 19,750 19,750 19,750 19,750
5,616 = = 7,954 5,616
10, 732 13, 390 5, 356 21,181 16, 088
27, 103 494,091 352, 432 517, 457 379, 535
Ss 1, 350 1,085 1, 350 1,085
S 208, 398 155,842 208, 398 155,642
= 144, 929 132, 238 144,929 132, 238
= 209 390 209 390
Sie] 43, 451 882, 117 667, 093 921, 228 710, 544
} ~~~. - - —+ ——- —————S—S SS
= 175, 760 91,061 175, 760 91,061
33, 900 35, 443 33, 900 35, 443
= 209, 660 126, 504 209, 660 126, 504
—EE ——-
= 5,368,912| 5,766,205 5,368,912 | 5,766, 205
: 4,204,037| 3,65%, 274 4,204,037 | 3,652,274
Ea aE 9,572,949] 9,418,479 9,572,949 | 9,418,479
943, 107 1,007, 331 6,908,185| 6,446,906 7,851,292 | 7,454, 237
3, 270, 521 5,017,463 | 50,398,917] 36,779,562 | 53,669,438 | 41,797,025
1958
CANNED NOT CANNED TOTAL
POUNDS VALUE POUNDS VALUE POUNDS VALUE
2,382,702 | $3,494,047 | 21,412,708 |$13,474,035 | 23,795,410 |$16, 968,082
= = 1,744,387 | 1,227,164 1,744,387 | 1,227,164
= = 326, 563 247, 647 326, 563 247, 647
- - 18,618 12,073 18,618 12,073
= - 1,630 1,337 1, 630 1,337
= - 139, 327 84, 566 139, 327 84, 566
16, 562 8, 548 16, 562 8, 548
1,884,805 679,843 1,884, 805 679, 843
3, 166,911 2, 539, 367 3,297,303 | 2,690, 138
2,740 2, 231 2, 740 2, 231
87, 319 38,708 87,319 38, 708
= 10, 360 6,216 10, 360 6,216

INDWARD | SLANDS

WObo. a! omc ao bo oO 0

2,513,094

3,644,818 28,811,930

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18, 321, 735

31, 325,024 | 21,966,553

662

HISTORICAL FISHERY STATISTICS

IMPORTS OF LOBSTERS, 1945-65 - Continued

CONTINENT AND 1958

COUNTRY OF ORIGIN CANNED NOT CANNED TOTAL

SOUTH AMERICA;
COLOMBIA.

PERU. .
CHILE .
BRAZIL.

TOTAL

EUROPE;
1 CELAND
SWEDEN.
NORWAY .
DENMARK

UNITED KINGDOM

| RELAND

°
°

NETHERLANDS .

BELGIUM
FRANCE.

oe

WEST GERMANY.

SPAIN .
PORTUGAL
ITALY .

TOTAL

ASIA:
INDIA.
SAPAN 6

TOTAL

.

ee

AUSTRALIA. .

NEW ZEALAND .

POUNDS VALUE POUNDS VALUE POUNDS VALUE
ob ob, 010 a 0 25, 925 $23, 335 25,925 $23, 335
aoa G0 06 410 123 410 123
Mesikonalien eaieae 952, 046 787,707 952, 046 787, 707
cia, cneaeneet foc 786, 440 498, 500 786,440 498, 500
142, 850 142, 850

4, 600 9,816

2 1, 937

649,818 577, 598

80, 530 67, 036

1,032 1,032

6,609

108

343

7, 764

29, 332

10, 758

203

GO.0 00000 14, 569 16, 064 947, 354 839, 322 jot) S81 823" 923 855, 386

0.0.0) 0.0.0 0-0 103, 142 103, 142 53,074
O00 oa) 37, 280 37, 280 31, 593
NANSE] AND NANPO |SLANDS Grd 12, 000 11,860

6.0 bid O20 0 6 ——_+—_ 152, 422 96, 527 152, 422 96, 527

AUSTRALIA AND OCEANIA:
) G0-000 0020 6, 398, 971 6, 254, 376 6, 432, 721 6, 283, 230
OO Oo Oo Reece 293, 970 eee era 293, 970 2,004, 884.

TOTAL

AFRICA .

elmol oeiueliejiegie eon 750 | 8,692,041 | 692, 941 | 8,259,260 | 259, 260 8, | 8,726,601 | 691 8, 288, 114

AFRICA, REPUBLIC OF SOUTH
eitelve)iie) (el etree 199, 524 262,622 6,981,111 6,834, 195 7, 180, 635 7,096,817

GRAND am OmAlssveymoinoilomecdesms 31760,937 | 3,952,358 | 47,350,579 | 35,660,704 | 50,111,516 | 39,613,062

CONTINENT AND

1959

COUNTRY OF ORIGIN CANNED NOT CANNED TOTAL

NORTH AMERICA:

POUNDS VALUE POUNDS POUNDS VALUE

CANADA. . . . +... +. .| 2,338,002 [$4,098,981 20,635,069 | $13,802, 009 22,973,071 | $17,900, 990
MEXICO. . . Site inerie rete - 1, 339, 680 Ms 1, 339, 680 874, 460
BRITISH HONDURAS. | 1... - 339, 883 is 339, 883 293, 242
HONDURAS/n ye serecassurcmemneens - 15, 860 15, 860 13, 202
NICARAGUA onemrcerer rey cme rete - 2,625 ; 2,625 1,666
COSTAURICAS aeons - 13, 431 13, 431 13, 656
BANAMAGiiectemrcnian ch cveyen iste siieiirs - 14, 958 14, 958 13, 442
BAHAMAS ivamteutcaeitcmisunoniten oie aes 300 360 1, 808, 499 1, 808, 799 684, 960
CUE NObeio<o: ond ovolosand 194, 531 243,670 3, 168, 605 3, 363, 136 2, 780, 823
OWING 5 aie Gacuoligna taro - - 64, 290 64, 290 39, 554
HAITI . . - - 10, 648 10,648 8,153
LEEWARD AND WINDWARD ISLANDS. 42,101 42,101 23,722

SOUTH AMERICA:

ECUADORN Sls raccaeioie oes - - ; ; 4,140 2, 520
BERUGMie fa Senate ariel ama iy - - i 2,976 2, 530
CANES. Brey Aton. 1, 164 1,086 ‘ ‘ 523, 424 318, 965
BRAZIL. peas ait 1,450,601 917,457

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IMPORTS OF LOBSTERS, 1945-65 - Continued
CONTINENT AND 1959
COUNTRY OF ORIGIN
CANNED NOT CANNED TOTAL
POUNDS VALUE POUNDS VALUE POUNDS VALUE
EUROPE;
ICELAND 56 5 6 do GO DO 0 0 8 - - 175,693 $176, 241 175,693 $176, 241
QWaANG o 60 Ob 0 0 G9 OO Bo = - 1,000 962 1,000 962
NORWAY) =) 3) 3 0 we 1 ww 9, 539 $10, 770 1,220 873 10,759 11,643
DYANMINES 6 5 ob Oo 0 6 0090 0 8,453 8, 506 722, 204 679, 342 730,657 687, 848
EIEN Gg yi oo! oro 6-010 0 186 224 488 440 674 664
FRANCE. 090050 0.0 00 749 855 3, 240 3,279 3, 989 4,134
WEST GERMANY . Oo 0-6 5050.0.5 0 921 631 22,098 18, 556 23,019 19, 187
SPAIN 2 0 6 © «© © © © @ © « 10, 000 8,800 277,674 214,725 287,674 223,525
PORTUGAL. . 0 od oO 610 0 - - 28,654 25, 354 28,654 25, 354
WoUtNbS 6° 6-0 6-6-0 00.0.0 29, 848 29, 786 1, 232, 271 1,119, 772 1,262,119 1,149, 558
ASIA:
WOU OG 0.070 cA07O 0 O10 144, 928 86,081 144, 928 86,081
JAPAN.» « - .. 123,911 111,063 124, 349 111, 793
NANSE! AND NANPO- ISLANDS. . 13, 563 12,110 teh Ses} 12,110
WONG a .0)0-0, 9 01'a9.0' OO 438 730 282, 402 209, 254 282,840 209, 984
AUSTRALIA AND OCEANIA;
AUSTRALIA . « 6 2 © + we « 17,975, 19, 136 7, 392, 270 7, 502, 289 7,410, 245 7,521,425
NEW ZEALAND . . . 2. .... . 5 - 2,649, 576 2, 353, 891 2,649, 576 2, 353, 891
TOTAL. 6 60 Oo: DOA oO 17,975 19, 136 10,041,846 9, 856, 180 10,059, 821 9,875, 316
AFRICA:
UNITED ARAB REPUBLIC. a 9, 480 6,000 9,480 6,000
TANZANIA. . . . = - 1,000 952 1,000 952
REPUBLIC OF SOUTH AFRICA. O 1,860, 516 2,046,857 7,724, 405 7,897, 132 9, 584,921 9, 943, 989
UO: 0 oo 6-60) DVD G 0 1,860, 516 2,046,857 7, 734, 885 7, eae ieoleerts tl 084 9, 595, 401 9, 950, 941
GRAND TOTAL. .......

4,442,774 6, 440, 606 48,727,030 | 38,634,535 53, 169,804 |45,075, 141

CONTINENT AND 1960 1/
COMMU lr OsaeHhy CANNED LIVE ROCK LOBSTER TAILS
POUNDS VALUE POUNDS POUNDS VALUE
NORTH AMERICA: Taras SS = —— ss
CANAD ARI srivlice ce satay scl SaveRe 2,406,120 | $4,381,883 | 19,406,764 | $10,624, 709 7, 424 $7, 538
MEXICO, . . Srateannen = = = = 33, 187
BRITISH HONDURAS. ..... . = = 360 335, 788
HONDURAS feciciig, sraenebteeteretle e = 16, 808 3, 362
NICARAGUA ey yarE nner arora = = 2 11, 398
COSTAURIICAG trent secs - S 1,839 316, 648
RANAMAW Sie mre tai. - - « 1,812
BAHAMAS... 2... : 755 456 469,614 281, 990
CUBA Brann ani npseny specae 188, 127 276, 595 c 2,017, 593
RIRMANCA Ay St) ettrcalbe ret scncocetcre = = 44, 392
HAI neon ; - = 49, 088
LEEWARD AND WINDWARD ISLANDS. ts = 13, 116
FRENCH WEST INDIES... . - - -
MOMA Sree inter usb cashes 2, 595, 002 3,115,912
SOUTH AMERICA:
ECUADOR UMmeimenice becca Germ 69, 149
Chi, Go! o20.-0 G ono 00.6.0 374, 361
EVANS 5 Go. O40 20.0.0 6.6.0 1, 744,010
TOW Ea ao lig) oe oso and 2, 187, 520
EUROPE:
NGEUND) 6G 5 oo 5 6 Be: 306, 121
NORWAY tee) fie, su sc uekonrer cee 1,620
DENMARK Garren in sme tec line) zone 783,117 741,077
BEUGIUMi Serpe eles. share 5 -
FRANCE. eeedistecl acum 430,604 450, 286
WESTEIGERMANY (nn ey ee 30, 888 29, 538
SEAUNEERSC oe ance spe cece: 179, 454 138, 863
RORTUGAIsmemy seein Wee ron< cretne 48, 553 39, 422

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IMPORTS OF LOBSTERS, 1945-65 - Continued

CONTINENT AND
COUNTRY OF ORIGIN

ASIA:
(MOV 65 5 oo OO .
PAKISTAN. . 2 « « « 5
JNA o 6.0 do ma 0 G.0
NANSE] AND NANPO |SLANDS. . .
OWN Go ol di 6 016 6
AUSTRALIA AND OCEANIA;
AUSTRALIA . 2... 2 ee
NEW ZEALAND. .... «
TOTAL. « « © ew © «
AFRICA:
MOROCCO. ....2e2--.
TANZANIA. « « 2 «© eo «
MOZAMBIQUE. . . 2... «
REPUBLIC OF SOUTH AFRICA.
TOTAL. « « we ew «©

GRAND TOTAL.

326,614

2, 938, 769

559, 341

5, 238, 429

19, 999, 532

10, 789, 908

9,885,673

27, 894, 923

ROCK LOBSTER TAILS

POUNDS VALUE POUNDS VALUE POUNDS VALUE
é = 25, 250 $11, 142 79,577 $48, 947
es s u - 1, 200 805
4, 946 $6,145 2 = 57,215 53, 187
2 zB S = 2, 100 2, 241
4, 946 6,145 25, 250 11, 142 140,092 105, 180
ae 5, 000 5, 518 19, 547 14,791 7,328,155 | 8,368,002
; = - 2,557,518 | 2,402,438

51, 120
3, 880

51,898
4, 371

5 - - 30, 000 21,496
326,614 559, 341 - 9,214,698 9, 766, 952

9, 299,698

9,844,717

CONTINENT AND

COUNTRY OF ORIGIN

NORTH AMERICA:
CANADA. . . + « « « «
MEXICOM ss eis ee
BRITISH HONDURAS. .
HONDURAS. . . .
NICARAGUA . 5
COSTA RICA.
PANAMA. . .
BAHAMAS . .
CUBA. . .
JAMAICA .
HAITI Se ote
LEEWARD AND
FRENCH WEST

INDIES.

TOTAL. . . ae «

SOUTH AMERICA:
ECUADOR cru elieimen iets
CRS SG oo. 656 G0
BRAZ Mires re) sei dou ie) neyo

OAL urethyeieiol veire

EUROPE;
ICELAND . .
NORWAY. . . .
DENMARK . 2...
BEEGVUME Sei. fe
FRANCE. 2. « «

WEST GERMANY.-.

SPAIN . 6 6 « «

PORTUGAL. . . .

TOTAL. « «se ew we

ASLA:
LIND IANrovel cetisernel siete
PAKISTAN Sortie cen tel elits
JAPAN... e °

NANSEI AND NANPO’ ISLANDS.

OTA LES) secre cofmsiateyins!

AUSTRALIA AND OCEANIA;
AUSTRALTIA\ 0.1) ve. vel
NEW ZEALAND . .

TOTAL.

AFRICA:
MOROCCO . -
TANZANIA. . . .
MOZAMB]QUE. . .

WINDWARD ISLANDS.

Gol0en 0 oO

REPUBLIC OF SOUTH AFRICA. . .

TOTAL.

1960 1/
OTHER TOTAL
ee ee

POUNDS VALUE POUNDS VALUE
1,988, 419 $3, 385, 971 23, 808, 727 $18, 400, 101
1,057, 534 880, 561 1,101,003 913, 748
6,020 3, 200 405, 576 339,311
2, 418 1,263 26, 676 17, 683
- - 12,910 11, 398
53, 688 39, 374 412,110 356, 800
2, 280 2,212 4,235 4,024
907,014 312,074 1,822, 123 692, 564
231, 168 208, 647 2, 766, 159 2, 502,835
1,450 580 70, 580 44,972
< - 62, 479 49,088
970 268 49, 968 22, 292
co - 1,432 477
4, 250, 961 4,834, 150 30, 543, 978 23, 355, 293
1,240 918 105, 242 78,817
95, 656 57,913 697,062 443, 132
- - 2, 378, 270 1,744,010
96, 896 58,831 3, 180, 574 2, 265, 959
234, 534 276, 659 507, 058 584, 080
2, 488 1,789 4,694 5,094
104, 232 106, 354 889, 466 850, 847
- - 246 160
- - 430,604 450, 286
- - 30, 888 29, 538
40, 380 33, 608 219, 834 172, 471
s - 48, 553 39,422
381,634 418, 410 2, 131, 343 2, 131, 898
20, 100 11, 370 124, 927 71,459
o = 1, 200 805
20, 829 17, 961 82, 990 77, 293
5 = = 2, 100 2, 241
6 40,929 29, 331 211,217 151,798
943, 761 764, 231 8, 296, 463 9, 152, 542
138, 952 140, 779 2,696, 470 2, 543, 217
1,082, 713 905, 010 10, 992, 933 11,695, 759
= - 51, 120 51, 898
1, 340 1,281 5, 220 5,652
= = 30, 000 21, 496
250 9, 541, 562 10, 326, 543
9,627, 902 10, 405, 589
5,854, 723 6, 247, 263 56, 687, 947 50, 006, 296

GRAND TOTAL.

SEE FOOTNOTES AT END OF TABLE.

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IMPORTS OF LOBSTERS, 1945-65 - Continued

665

CONTINENT AND
COUNTRY OF ORIGIN

CANNED

RENE

NORTH AMERICA:
CANADA. . . . ss © se
MEMCO>s 6 oo ob 10 2
GUATEMALA... ..
BRITISH HONDURAS.
EL SALVADOR . 6.0.0 0.0 8
HONDURAS! 30 cnr oe)
NICARAGUA . . 0°0 00
COSTA RICA.
PANAMA. .
BAHAMAS . .
CUBAR SE mrm-tmis yin
JAMAICA .
INU <6 oso Ooo O50 poo lo
LEEWARD AND WINDWARD ISLANDS.
NETHERLANDS ANTILLES. 0

WOUNGG oo o'd'o 6 9 oo

SOUTH AMERICA:

COLOMBIA. O O19 00° oo
VENEZUELA i -le(eilileiitel loll eli iets
ECUADORET we. tielt- mic ie fit it

CHILES 7S ob 610
EVES 6G o5o e080 10d
BRITISH GUIANA. . .....
SURNAM) 7) 2-1 61 5) ele fe 0

YWOuNES & bia Yoo Oo (oon

EUROPE;
ICELAND...
NORWAY. . . .
DENMARK. . .
FRANCE. . . .
WEST GERMANY.
SRAINGsbrerenie
PORTUGAL, . .

VWOUNLS 5G 6 6 0 Bo OHO

ASIA:
(UDI cl e.ot6 o'— oo ob
RAKSISITAN Sapemeen yoni sttenion ibe:
JARANDaeliveMtsiteMenteicelisils
NANSE! AND NANPO | SLANDS.

5600
5 . .
.

UCU ES “Gia! idlG 1G) oNGNO Ooo

AUSTRALIA AND OCEANIA:
RUSTRNMS 6560000 Or dna 0
INEWRZEALAND Secure eterctanel com tsiilepurs
BRITISH WEST PACIFIC ISLANDS.

TOMAS ene uele Soul olni sii
AFRICA:
NMORVACO).5. 6 O26; 00 5.0 O10
CANARY JSLANDS. .......
ANZANIAtsaraiarcintei onto teats =

MOZANBIQUEA SMa
REPUBLIC. OF SOUTH AFRICA.

TOUS 6 O80) 6 -G: 8 oa

GRAND TOTAL. . .....

CONTINENT AND
COUNTRY OF ORIGIN

1961

ROCK LOBSTER TAILS

POUNDS VALUE POUNDS POUNDS VALUE
2,771,538 | $4,682,118 19, 397,880 |$11, 338, 227 51,175 $56 , 036
= - 997 1, 248 84,274 57, 080
= = 2 = 2, 000 1,600
5 s S = 227, 390 209, 231
5 = S Z 2, 360 1,935
é 13, 300 8,847 28, 860 25, 344
= = = = 85, 180 72,689
= = S - 614, 160 583, 187
= = = S 159, 255 150,711
= 2 604, 400 162, 608 667, 141 478, 120
z = = - 1, 386,830 1, 323, 473
= S = = 63, 937 51, 736
. = 3, 720 2,616 73,755 60,689
2 z * = 350 350
© 5 10,153 4, 082 = 2
2,771, 538 4, 682, 118 20,030,450 | 11,517,628 3, 446, 667 3,072, 181

- - 10, 000 12,812 6, 723, 884 9,042, 320
= = - - 2,062, 475 2,226, 345
- - 631 253 - -
- - 10,631 13,065 8, 786, 359 11,268,665
= - - - 132, 200 148, 599
S o - - 300 375
5 = z _ 5, 490 5, 420
cS = 57, 100 51, 808
55, 269 95,413 9,692,175 11, 530, 905
55, 269 95, 413 - - 9,887, 265 11,737, 107
2,827, 922 4,778,619 20, 090, 316 11, 560, 816 27,648,123 30, 882,695
1961

NORTH AMERICA;

CANADA \.iifey, (= 15) 0) Fey iiey fail v0
MEMES 5° o.10° 0 o 010.0 5
GUATKEMALAN i aieinsiereunenier tele
BRITISH HONDURAS. ......
EEMSALVADOR Ii rciaenateiits Mis Iel-Ifi«
HONDURAS ee mite onaci tom illnr-iicaae
NICARAGUA... ....

POUNDS

1,849,621
1, 395, 224
4,377
59,095
3, 300
10, 225

VALUE

$3, 176, 468
1, 217, 604
1,896

47, 140
3,516

4, 960

(CONT]NUED ON NEXT PAGE)

POUNDS

24,070, 214
1, 480, 495
6,377

286, 485
5,660

52, 385

85, 180

VALUE

$19, 252, 849
1, 275, 932

3,496

256, 371

5,451
39,151
72,689

666

IMPORTS OF LOBSTERS, 1945-65

HISTORICAL FISHERY STATISTICS

Continued

CONTINENT AND
COUNTRY OF ORIGIN

NORTH AMERICA - Core ees

COSTA RICA.

PANAMA . 90
BERMUDA .....
BAHAMAS! 3. 5. 5
GUE\G 6 Bo o oa 0 6
JAMATICA 3 3 ee
HAITI . O
DOM] N1 CAN REPUBLIC. .

LEEWARD AND W] NDWARD ISLANDS.

NETHERLANDS ANTILLES.

MOTAL. « 6 ee

SOUTH AMERJSCA;
COLOMBIA. 2. . 2.
VENEZUELA . . 1...
ECUADOR ( saesn cen oo) ce
Chills G 6 00 0-0
BRAZIL. . . 66
BRITISH GUIANA. 00.6
SURINAM 2 2 2 1 ew

TOTAL. «0 2 6

EUROPE:
ICELAND) «3. ee
NORWAY. . . .
DENMARK . oO-0 01.6
FRANCE. 5 6 5 6% 0
WEST GERMANY. . . . .
SAIN co Omid a 66
PORTUGAL. . . . a

WOUN Geto aoa oo

ASIA:
INDI ioe Oo Geo oO
PAKISTAN. 5 5 5 4
JAPAN .
NANSEI

TOTAL. . 2s 6

AUSTRALIA AND OCEANIA;
AUSTRALIA . . 2 « «
NEW ZEALAND . .

BRITISH WEST PACIFIC. | SLANDS.

WoOUGo a6 “a Ge oO

AFRICA:
MOROCCO...
UNITED ARAB REPUBLIC.
CANARY ISLANDS. . .
TANZANIA. . 2 2 2 « «
MOZAMBIQUE. . .

REPUBLIC OF SOUTH AFRICA.

VOUALG oo6b ao. 6

GRAND TOTAL. .. .

AND NANPO | SLANDS.

OTHER

POUNDS VALUE POUNDS VALUE
108, 785 $51,021 722,945 $634, 208

TOTAL

5, 960 3, 030 165, 215 153, 741
2, 008 884 2, 008 884

819, 646 300, 690 2,091, 187 941, 418
54, 900 49, 410 1,441,730 1, 372,883

2, 330 976 66, 267 52,712

- - 77,475 63, 305

3, 480 1, 303 3, 480 1, 303
2,747 1, 368 3,097 1,718

- - 10, 153 4,082

4, 321,698 4, 860, 266 30, 570, 353 24, 132, 193
- - 20, 530 12, 769

3 3 136 109

920 649 143, 309 99, 408

88, 301 60, 789 631, 705 440, 247
16, 400 11, 300 3, 627, 300 3, 050, 462
2,170 1,736 5, 240 4,192

eS és 18, 000 CRY
107,791 74,474 4,446, 220 3,616, 964

107, 735
53

24,856

121, 664
129

12,040

2,760

337,853
45,210
48, 287

1,514
612,621
394, 942
41,681
29, 396

a : "850 "B90
301, 190 335, 144 1, 331, 534 1,449, 904

SSS SSS ———SS=S—_ eS SSS

CONTINENT AND

COUNTRY OF ORIGIN

NORTH AMERICA:
CANADA oo. 0s
MEXICO. 2. ws
GUATEMALA... .
BRITISH HONDURAS.
EL SALVADOR .
HONDURAS. . . .
NICARAGUA... .
COSTA RICA. ..
RANAMA\ ater vee teh fe
BAHAMAS .... .

POUNDS
3, 110, 860

DA tt ODS

VALUE
$5, 507, 148

POUNDS

20, 382, 221
1,703

1,933

549, 184

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ROCK LOBSTER TAILS

14, 750 5, 245 82, 553 52, 737
Z = 12, 960 8,428
69, 460 59,143 196, 026 179, 534
2 é 2,080 2, 392
84, 210 64, 388 293, 619 243,091
F ——— a
1, 294, 164 1, 188, 836 8, 028, 048 10, 243, 968
38, 680 53, 858 2,101, 155 2, 280, 203
zs = 631 253
1, 332, 844 1, 242, 694 10, 129, 834 12, 524, 424
= z 132, 200 148, 599
23, 250 18, 600 23, 250 18, 600
ss Z 300 375
= = 5, 490 5, 420
2 57, 100 51,808
11,626, 318
9, 965, 784 11,851, 120

53, 817,696

176, 371

POUNDS VALUE
55, 126 $54, 679
216,010 189, 904
1, 453 1,001
284, 004 256, 320
68, 506 53,817
174,805 165, 003
192, 316 160, 359
109, 322 97, 310
55, 520 56,079
462,511 431, 585

HISTORICAL FISHERY STATISTICS

IMPORTS OF LOBSTERS, 1945-65 - Continued

CONTINENT AND
COUNTRY OF ORIGIN

NORTH AMERICA - CONTINUED:
CUG coo G6 o50 000 0
JAMAIICAS sige pe | 0) ie) 1%) he
THAT 65" Og 6.0.0 00
DOMINICAN REPUBLIC. .....
LEEWARD AND WINDWARD ISLANDS,
TRINIDAD. . 50 6
NETHERLANDS
FRENCH WEST

ANTILLES. .
INDIES. . .

TOTAL ye) 1) 6

SOUTH AMERICA:
VENEZUELA...
ECUADOR .-. . .
CHEE 2) le
BRAZ JE iret) vel

WG Ga oo GoGo 6

EUROPE;
ICELAND . 5. 0 .
SWEDEN mecnstnitomie .
NORWAY. . .
DENMARK . . .
IRELAND...
NETHERLANDS ,
WEST GERMANY.
SPAIN 3 3 2s . O749
PRORTUGAV S Jeiiey e) lee ie) os) 2 eten (el is

YOUNGS io 00 6 aa 6a

ASIA:
(INDYA 6-0-0: 6.50) oo OnGea 0 O
PASIAN cs 6 060 0 6 nO 6
UNAM 6G 6-6 6 6) 610) ONG

WOUNLo- 6 6 6 0-0 0 6.0 0G

AUSTRALIA AND OCEANIA:
AUSTRALVA . 5 02 2 1 es
NEW ZEALAND... ... ©

TOUNGS: oo a G 0/6 G0 o. 0

AFRICA:
TANZANIA. . «© «© « we @ =
MOZAMBIQUE. . .-. « « « « .
REPUBLIC OF SOUTH AFRICA... .
WOUNLs: 66 0 03 0 6 5° 900

GRAND TOTAL. .....

CONTINENT AND
COUNTRY OF ORIGIN

POUNDS

3,110, 860

CANNED

1962

LIV

POUNDS

= 996
= 33,813
z 2, 313
= 7,674
- 690

20, 980, 527

E

POUNDS

93, 700
76,425
76, 589

1,657

31,945
6, 500

1, 906, 389

131,600

1,446
145, 966
2, 400

17, 522
2, 560
1,260

302,754

37,510
299,647

470,097

9, 689, 826
2,625, 820

———————————

135, 801

135, 801

5
3,308,820 | 5,810,949 | 20,993,662

12, 315, 646

23, 873
94,020
11, 267, 632

11, 385, 525

31, 328, 791

ROCK LOBSTER TAILS

667

VALUE

$94, 473
68, 498
78, 163

583

24,485
9,750

1, 742,009

13, 163
142,879
169,876

382, 724

37, 500 24, 900 - 132, 940 122, 984

38, 312
338, 160

13, 649, 424
3, 045, 582

16, 695, 006

23, 441
91, 786
14, 276, 926

14, 392, 153

38, 575, 327

NORTH AMERICA:
CANADA eet. fccaey
ME3ICGO> G ao a -6"6
GUATEMALA iroitepinctitemne nt. \ cs
BRITISH HONDURAS, . .. .
EL SALVADOR . . oi" oo
HONDURAS . O-0 0 0 G0 6
NICARAGUA an meet eiateinn Vike
COSTA RICA.
RANAMA ar tefl pi om ar-Tet- Ercunl:
BAWAMAS#-ancgeeiatetrei i tPacnnte
CUBA. . .
JAMAICA .
VAUD: 3a oso. co 0
DOMINICAN REPUBLIC. .....
LEEWARD AND WINDWARD |SLANDS.
URUINIDYNDS 5 Oso OmOuo Deed
NETHERLANDS ANTILLES.
FRENCH WEST INDIES, .

WOU ES: 0.1660 6 ol o Bion

POUNDS

1,663, 300
1,221,879
10,072
7,575

7, 360
117, 592

701,728

3,270

3,751,624

1962
OTHER TOTAL
VALUE POUNDS VALUE
$2, 670, 808 25, 211, 507 $20, 506, 944
864, 302 1, 439, 592 1,055, 307
5,616 11, 525 6,617
6,692 293, 512 263, 933
2 68, 506 53,817
3, 588 182, 165 168, 591
96, 379 309, 908 256, 738
2 109, 322 97, 310
= 55, 520 56, 079
287, 636 1,713, 423 895, 592
S 93, 700 94, 473
2, 100 79,695 70, 598
= 76, 589 78, 163
184 3, 389 1,165
- 33,813 13,277
5 2,313 971
6,868 55,511 34,751
1,443 9, 410 11,838
3,945,616 29, 749, 400 23, 666, 164

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CONTINENT AND
COUNTRY OF ORIGIN

POUNDS POUNDS VALUE
SOUTH AMERICA: aaa ———— ==
VENEZUELA... . 2s 7, 390 31,814 $26,661
ECUADOR Mannan S co 131, 450 142,879
CHESS, si ry ee a 635, 218 487,871 881, 998 691,083
BRAZIICs Sanh, ey ewan ee. 114, 477 68,716 4,696, 200 4,606,777
TOTAL. 5,741, 462 5, 467, 400
EUROPE:
[KG ELAND srtyneserapar ain ctex forertoe 380, 146 603, 399
SWEDEN Eee earn Rol ee pose 2, 000 2,970 2,055 9,555
NORWA Yipee puucisrenete eases ta Yet ouatonete - - 2,034 2,685
DENMARK eres ool cvehuncuen coulte esas 543, 370 812, 388 689, 336 1,014, 444
UNITED KINGDOM. . 2.1... 1,000 1, 300 1,000 1, 300
RREDAND oso tie, eras 1) ci kew ss - - 2, 400 3, 120
NETHERLANDS ......... - - 240 379
RRANGESSsa es oh) Sreh nS ety, tc ee 315 1,038 315 1,038
WESi GERMANYps tampa ner) isnneuns 5, 490 6, 327 23,012 29,425
SPAINGR A. hee ee acd a - = 2, 560 2, 560
PORTUGIA Wee ane yates waists = - - 1,260 1,608
poral fe Wade, «0 AE Caeclaanise lleep tyeponees 1,669,513
ASIA:
IMD G6--a ob blo amt o ado - - 170, 440 147,884
PAKISTANI) Sit utaeeeass is ergainen - a 37,510 38, 312
JARAND Seite tobe 47,144 48,939 347,705 388,661
ROW WU ateg head cto ooe Gante Bed 47,144 48, 939 555, 655 574,857
AUSTRALIA AND OCEANIA:
NOSTRAND! GS Gin be cholo. 000 f 185, 874 217, 120 9,875, 700 13, 866, 544
NEWIZEALZAND gestvauey beater caprente 46, 460 64,914 2,672, 280 3, 110, 496
AFRICA:
TANZANIA Ten tye icuren eunenls - = 23,873 23, 441
MOZAMBIQUE ts secmure enters Ne. - = 94, 020 91, 786
REPUBLIC OF SOUTH AFRICA. . . 4,950 9,411 11, 408, 383 14, 522, 500
TOBAU Nite, Bay etme einen ee ver bety'e 4, 950 9,411 11, 526, 276 14, 637, 727
GRAND ONAL See tephsutcnt sess 5, 725, 458 6, 130, 138 61, 356, 731 62,992,701
CONTINENT AND 1963
COUNTRY OF ORIGIN
CANNED LIVE ROCK LOBSTER TAILS
NORTH AMERICA: POUNDS VALUE POUNDS VALUE POUNDS VALUE
CANADAMaicmssiniis Jon sien Gane tetemal ie OS AOSOmS4ScImeos 20,090, 380 |$12, 990, 273 2 -
MEXIICOME See gk renee sae: a8 - = = > 221, 960 $226, 553
GUATEMAWA soe reste - - = & 4, 600 2,051
BRIT)SH HONDURAS. ...... - = 3 304, 196 295, 320
EL SALVADORSearuiceremnte eves - : 2 11,412 10, 000
HONDURAS. . 2. we g - - = : 39,740 38, 688
NICARAGUA terse sper ceryier sees - = e = 306, 766 296, 922
COSTA RICA. SW ky 2 - © = 160,001 122,121
PENI Nareirgetayon anes Sowotor - = S - 83,685 73,619
CANAIREZ ONEStaeetrien ns © Souris - = = = 20, 800 20,830
BAHAMAS He teeest hans nub easecacinas - = 713, 223 299, 195 424,858 401, 356
UAMATICAS ERI. Nicci, Pstoulyeees - = > = 69, 006 62,675
HANI ES SRS gare Leo - = = = 78,195 79, 256
DOMINICAN REPUBLIC. ..... - - - 1,372 343
NETHERLANDS ANTILLES. 3 2,840 34, 320 29, 488
TOTAL AVS oe) ote eter sl) Seteb | 2025039! 4| 74.33 1h668 1, 760, 911 1,659, 222
SOUTH AMERICA: === ==
VENEZURIUAp ataita Wan roltrel tellber beats - - 21,685 17, 806
ECUADOR ME Een an ccreelontn a eales - = 228,844 254, 562
eee rateenan cern subeate ri 68, 554 = 173, 006 138, 843
BRATZ iPr tei Mets a) nbs ange 11, 250 3,953,205 | 3,795, 583
ARGENIRINACgonneotonisyenkoon ties 2,725 3,698
TOMAS AM ral eUeolebite 0 4,210, 492

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CONTINENT AND
COUNTRY OF ORIGIN

CANNED LIVE ROCK LOBSTER TAILS-

POUNDS VALUE

POUNDS

EUROPE:
NEEUANONA Yeas, ales, 2) Re © - = - 203, 500 $264, 155
SWEDEN aie sich rceiey Mab worns a reuse a poles © B - =
NORWAYESaE ecclbey) ce) een 4 2 5 > °
DENMARK@ ars. Musi G) ie ean Siete e 2 2,748 $3, 994 50, 708 69,016
BEVGNUMiae on ibe oe cee - © - o 1,124 550

TOA Leer Ba tases ersedt cones mas 818 1, 398 2, 748 3,994 255, 332 333,721

ASIA:
INOPADANE coo R Ura Rane Meme ns - S - : 114, 765 105, 910
BAKISTAN DR ahhe aueiens: Siueerae © a = af 95,773 97,081
THAILANDs Ja la a6 G5 oo 0 0 = ° S e 219,795 162,697
TAIWAN ster etre nants esp is = = - = 2, 000 1, 287
AP ANDERE ts corks sk eee 275 454 = cS 269, 895 315, 847
NANSE] AND NANPO ISLANDS. . . - - = = 1, 500 1,543

WOHINES 0.9: O20! avo-O OG) 6 275 454 - - 703, 728 684, 365

AUSTRALIA AND OCEANIA:

AUSTIRAL AV iren ities eay sh toll le tele) to = - 8, 588, 440 10, 985, 055
NEWEZEALAND ie ereuitenteie er siete ve 6,620 6,674 2, 800, 039 3, 192, 247
TOTAL Meuteaicltetken\eeeine 14, 177, 302
AFRICA:
CANARY ISLANDS, . 5-0 520 520
TANZANIA. . 2... 5.0 = 14, 220 14,893

MOZAMBIQUE. . . . 81, 480 77, 546

REPUBLIC OF SOUTH A

399, 413

211, 243

TOU bawervomoma lowe, ino 211, 243 399, 413 10, 263, 706
GRAND TOTAL. . 9... . . « » | 2.642,,929 4,818,853
CONTINENT AND Uses)
COUNTRY OF OR]GIN a IT aa
POUNDS: VALUE POUNDS VALUE
NORTH AMERICA: at Saal
GANADARSyitss erase his) ep cntens 1,756,611 $3, 268, 501 24, 209, 030 $20, 590, 442
MEXICO Wench iets co eiaynre 1, 305, 892 785, 662 1, 527,852 1,012, 215
CUATIEMINUN (5 Goa od bo 60 6 5, 500 2, 561 10, 100 4,612
BRITISH HONDURAS. ...... 41,073 37, 929 345, 269 333, 249
EPMSALVADOREER meni ueweitour 2, 405 2, 884 13,817 12, 884
WONCURASS Sida 0 oo og on 4, 180 1,767 43, 920 40, 455
NICARAGUAN eae see nie ues 226, 150 179, 212 532, 916 476, 134
COSA RICA 6 6-0 lo ala Ooo 21, 480 19, 332 181, 481 141, 453
PAN \a sascha enicmcmome: casts - = 83, 685 73,619
CANAUZONER: Seem ceetanh oes 160 198 20, 960 21,028
EVANS 6 6 6:0 OG 6 6 16 0 5 136, 393 55, 739 1,274, 474 756, 290
UAMAIICA Ma ne cteimeming colors: -<y2 7, 231 5, 292 76, 237 67, 967
HAGKTIeeewp nt. rseesetadieerc: enccl a oe 4,000 4, 000 82,195 83, 256
DOMINICAN REPUBLIC. ..... 360 108 1,732 451
LEEWARD AND WINDWARD 1SLANDS, 1,474 527 1,474 527
NETHERLANDS ANTILLES. ... . ZQ75 2, 160 39,935 32,784
| rh
POUL aes aoe eae woos 3, 515, 684 4, 365, 872 28, 445,077 23, 647, 366
SOUTH AMERICA: —===EE
VENEZUELA Weare srt beets - = 21,685 17, 806
ROUADOR 6). 0'06 6 G66 6 a10 o - = 228,844 254, 562
CESS Topica aowalcmalacel 5 892, 880 691,659 1, 134, 440 916, 422
BRAZIoruet os ne he euriton ace 14, 080 16, 372 3, 977, 285 3, 823, 205
ARGENTHINAVcuemearourvareiteae nen - - 2,725 3,698
TOUS oe Te onal ree dae 906, 960 708, 031 5, 364, 979 5,015, 693
EUROPE: ———— eee re
RG EWANDYiccpethtawlett Mure Nepany Ps ay 12 528, 999 677, 324 732, 499 941, 479
SWEDENS ieee enee meen ae ne - © 94 CO 198
NORWAY Pure cts mises cil nkvey oe 2,185 2,625 2, 909 3, 825
DENMARK intense ey conn eee 393, 072 543, 527 446, 528 616, 537
UNITED KINGDOM... 2... 1, 000 1, 300 1,000 1, 300
EISKAUN) G ichc aio anol) ofaue 1,637 1,878 2,761 2, 428
FRANCES v6e a ha-oi blond seo u awe 109 335 335
WESITGERMANY: sweep ours Gene vam 3, 400 4, 886 4,886
WOU NUS omar orgie oor 930, 402 1,231,875 1, 189, 300 1, 570, 988

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CONTINENT AND

COUNTRY OF ORIGIN

ASIA:
INDI 5 3 6 6 o16 5
PAKISTAN. Gab 0
THAILAND. . . © « «
ATANIWAN rte cf uot fotnetlls
JAPAN .
NANSE]

TOWNES. <5 0-o 6G 0.0

AUSTRALIA AND OCEANIA;
AUSTRALE TAM spe sitet etien 6
NEW ZEALAND ......

UOUINES 6946.0 OF.0°0

AFRICA:
CANARY ISLANDS. . ..
TANZANIA. . po O85
MOZAMBIQUE. . . .
REPUBLIC OF SOUTH

YWOWAES 5.76.6, 16? 0) -0

GRAND TOTAL... .

AND NANPO' ISLANDS.

AFRICA,

Continued

POUNDS

115, 265
95, 73
305, 695
2,000
304, 220
1, 500

CONTINENT AND

COUNTRY OF ORIGIN

NORTH AMERICA:

CANADAV ime retire eblife:
MEIC OF ile oneveic suse letelt
GUATEMALA... di

BRITISH HONDURAS.

EL SALVADOR .
HONDURAS,

NICARAGUA . . .

COSTA RICA...
PANAMA. . .
BAHAMAS .

JAMAICA .

HAIT! . . .
DOM! N] CAN REPUBLIC. .

LEEWARD AND W] NOWARD ISLANDS.

TOTAL.

SOUTH AMERICA:
COLOMBIA. . . .
VENEZUELA .

ECUADOR .

Cha ne ov ba a 6 6

BRAZA SA aiomecnil sine
POUNES | 6 6 6 6 6

EUROPE;

HC EEAND Ee ciemret elite
NORWAY. . . 2 2 2 o
DENMARK . . . el et te
UNITED KINGDOM, 6:0 0
SPAIN... abate!

TOTAL.

ASIA:
UNDA. 6 <8 a. 6) GGG Mo. 6
RAIGISITIAN eneicuetepurem eine
THAILAND. ois 5
STAIIWAN Saeaticopiute) Toutretne
ARAN tweametcelaiien oats

TOWNES ghar 6 .

AUSTRALIA AND OCEANIA:
AUSTRALIA . a °
NEW ZEALAND... .. .

TOTAL.

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107, 243 824, 453 792, 062
——————X—_—S—_—=>>>l]ll]“—SS>SS——SSEE—EESSSS=SSSSS==
666, 648 634, 072 9, 255, 088 11,619, 127
169, 000 201,018 2, 975, 659 3, 399, 939
835, 648 835, 090 12, 230, 747 15,019, 066
- - 520 520
- - 14, 220 14,893
= = 81, 480 77, 546
8, 250 15,820 10, 386, 979 13, 153,611
8, 250 15,820 10, 483, 199 13, 246, 570
6, 317, 394. 7, 263, 931 56) 537755) 59, 291, 745
1
——
1964
CANNED LIVE ROCK LOBSTER TAILS
= | aan ee
POUNDS VALUE POUNDS VALUE POUNDS VALUE
2,817,479 | $6,631, 225 19,651,146 |$14,657,047 71,000 $89, 188
15,350 1,012 - - 196, 105 258, 684
= we 5 = 4, 560 1, 900
= - - - 252, 949 319,677
a e, a = 2,000 2, 000
z S a = 118, 732 160, 084
Z a = = 241,790 276, 704
x a a o 156, 520 131,805
- - 900 1,125
- 371, 441 178, 160 521, 453 602, 579
= z S ° 70, 108 97,016
a = S 111,820 123, 204
- = - 1,016 632
= = 1,319 330 - -
——————_—_
2,818, 829 6, 632, 237 20,023,906 | 14,835, 537 1,748, 953 2,064, 598
=
s = = 7,491 7,661
- - 1,960 1,960
- - 10, 040 7,530 112, 285 138,037
38, 142 40,895 - - 141, 395 112, 788
2 is o S 2,877, 160 3, 399, 096
———_}— +
38, 142 40,895 10,040 7, 530 3, 140, 291 3,659, 542
- - - - 183, 350 237, 203
234 545 si s
- - 3, 900 4,875 133,619 170,779
135 138 o oS 2 =
i ee = 88 120 - 2
369 683 3, 988 4,995 316, 969 407, 982
- - - - 123, 980 117, 064
= = = 39, 451 37,195
= - - - 225, 955 171, 869
- - - 2, 500 2,437
1,293 2, 080 - 288, 170 344, 467
1, 293 2, OBO - - 680, 056 673, 032
——— eet Ft
is oO = 7,652,111 | 11,047, 562
- 9, 480 17,937 2,497, 503 3, 355, 823
- - 9, 480 17,937 10,149,614 | 14,403, 385

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IMPORTS OF LOBSTERS, 1945-65 - Continued
CONTINENT AND 1964
COUNTRY OF ORIGIN mar
CANNED LIVE ROCK LOBSTER TAILS
POUNDS P
AFRICA UND. VALUE POUNDS OUNDS VALUE
WENA. 5 a9 6 00 0.0 : - - - - 1, 560 $2, 298
MOZAMBIQUE ermeieiess 1s 1 - - - - 60, 420 60, 761
REPUBLIC OF SOUTH AFRICA. . 151,649 $286, 933 13,204,429 | 17,096,453
TOWLs 6 5m ao < 151,649 13, 266,409 |17,159, 512
GRAND TOTAL. 3, 010, 282 6, 962, 828 20,047,414 |$14,865, 999 29,302,292 |38, 368,051

CONTINENT AND
COUNTRY OF ORIGIN

NORTH AMERICA:

CANADA.

MEXICO. . 9.09 01/00 (0.0
GUATIEMALAY erste) © je) ie)
BRITISH HONDURAS. D
EL SALVADOR... .
HONDURAS, . . . .
NICARAGUA... .
COSTA RICA... . .
PANAMA. . « 2 s © «© « «© «
BAG AMASiwsiiceitlcltctake Meats nulls
WAMANI CAS einten teupraiiral kennel rela
YN 6 Gg) he 20-665 Yo 6
DOM]NICAN REPUBLIC. .. .
LEEWARD AND WINDWARD |SLA'

TOU gilis Matelomosckaso

SOUTH AMERICA;
COVOMBITAM anions aistiien ie
VENEZUELA Gio oO
ECUADOR tie-in -Um-anerm ote slut iar-
GruIUS o- o-oo 620*6 6 A 5
BW VAlIbo 6°66 0 6 od) oO

TOTAL.
EUROPE:
IIGEWAND) un = cele rane
NORWAY. . :
DENMARK... .
UNITED KINGDOM.
GRANGER Meee
WEST GERMANY. . . . .
SPAIN . ; :

VWOUNLS co 6 oo a 6 BO

ASIA:
SYRIAN ARAB REPUBLIC.
INDIA oo 6 6 eo! 6.0
PAKISTAN. . D0 ‘ob
TIRAWIEAND 3s othe ee) els)
TAIWAN! ciety G0 ee tel eo
VAPAN score) re}itefitcin tone temer=t te

TOU NL oo %6 S65: 6.6 6

AUSTRALIA AND OCEANIA:
AUSTIRALYA\ 5. ss. es ow
NEW ZEALAND .....

WONG: 6-6. O-0'-G-0

AFRICA:
INAMMIN Gop 9 OO O10 OO
MOZAMBIQUE. . . . . == «
REPUBLIC OF SOUTH AFRICA.
WeUNhs “6° od a 6 67 Gn

GRAND TOTAL. ...

NDS.

1964
OTHER TOTAL
POUNDS VALUE POUNDS VALUE
735, 002 $1, 383, 931 23, 274,627 $22, 761, 391
1,532,079 910,649 1, 729, 534 1,170, 345
26, 350 13, 175 30,910 15,075
37, 980 52, 361 290, 929 372, 038
- - 2,000 2, 000
10, 590 12, 840 129, 322 172, 924
24,620 19, 524 266, 410 296, 228
8, 680 9, 548 165, 200 141, 353
2 = 900 1,125
200, 580 123, 129 1,093, 474 903, 868
12, 730 12, 480 82,838 109, 496
10, 139 6, 888 121,959 130, 092
18, 904 5, 201 19, 920 5,833
- - 1,319 330
2,617,654 2, 549, 726 27, 209, 342 26, 082, 098
a + t=
f e 7,491 7,661
S - 1,960 1,960
46, 160 40,905 168, 485 186,472
1,116,410 876, 983 1,295, 947 1,030, 666
10, 000 11,250 2, 887, 160 3, 410, 346
1,172, 570 929, 138 4, 361,043 4,637,105
SS SSS ee
934,661 1,174, 525 1,118,011 1,411, 728
1,172 Up SVs 1, 406 2,518
335, 381 442,014 472, 900 617, 668
- - 135 138
150 222 150 222
1,296 1,525 1, 296 1,525
= = 88 120
1,272, 660 1,620, 259 1,593, 986 2,033,919
see SSS SSS s_<&<@[<q[€[{[X—XXX=xcx=s=?
5, 150 3,477 2h 29) 3,477
Ups) 1, 307 125, 115 118, 371
- - 39,451 37,195
26, 130 20, 246 252,085 192,115
5, 000 5, 250 7, 300 7,687
47,450 52, 243 336, 913 398, 790
84,865 82, 523 766,214 757,635
Se
461,544 513, 418 8,113,655 11, 560, 980
492,955 631, 252 2,999, 938 4,005,012
954, 499 1, 144,670 11, 113, 593 15, 565, 992
———-
2 - 1, 560 2, 298
2 = 60, 420 60, 761
38, 000 27,925 13, 394, 078 17,411,311
38, 000 27,925 13, 456, 058 17, 474, 370
6, 140, 248 6, 354, 241 58, 500, 236 66,551,119

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CONTINENT AND
COUNTRY OF ORIGIN

CANNED

1965

ROCK LOBSTER TAILS

POUNDS VALUE POUNDS VALUE POUNDS VALUE
NORTH AMERICA: —= == SS ae =—
CANADA. ......... . « | 2,850,926 | $7,128,346 | 17,692,612 | $15,393,629 3,611 $7, 529
MEXICOW? et hi Sei EE cia cP 29,810 47, 886 S e 143, 683 223, 559
GUATEMALA... . - - - - 32, 790 47, 335
BRITJSH HONDURAS. = = = a 312, 680 522, 641
EL SALVADOR... = 2 - - 14,661 16, 187
HONDURAS Santas; ieeueeenas - = = - 89, 72 147; 349
NILCARAGU Alaa eA smson ates - = 5 473, 359 545, 923
COSWA RICAS a o1a ovo 0 6 = a S 5 365, 675 539, 504
PANAMA, . ss ee : = = e = 119, 890 190,611
CANAWEZONESI Panels = = = e 10, 640 15, 493
BAHAMAS s0igco-< ewer areas 2 5 516, 999 286, 944 762,459 | 1,078,481
GAMATICAR ai ain anny oo = - = 2 106, 200 169, 197
HAST acuss eens ara = z 5 Z 241,624 362, 077
DOMINICAN REPUBLIC. . .... = = a S 16, 561 7, 297
LEEWARD AND WINDWARD | SLANDS. 2 e 4,680 2, 028 = zs
TRINIDAD Sen ene calnene 5 = = 2 12, 520 15, 500
FRENCH WEST INDIES. . . . = = = = 869 1,414
TOTALS ses se aiiaiin deems 2,880,736 | 7,176,232 | 18,214,291 | 15,682,601 2,706,994 | 3,890, 187
SOUTH AMERICA:
COLOMBITAM Shin cu suenientews - = a 32,411 29,135
VENEZUELAN) ee cise aunn cop eapeties - S Z 48, 929 85, 961
EGUADOR den cy hucunl Gon eee = = & a 101, 228 133, 764
CHIE RRR ea i yal ice, Aelia 30, 705 41, 241 = 206, 275 158, 122
GRAZ tees een yey aaa = a 3 2 2,635,473 | 3,952,921
ARGENTINA... . He yor oc - - - 5, 000 7, 500
TOTA Ly ee 7a Veta sa ra Meraa 30, 705 41, 241 S ee ane 3,029,316 | 4,367,403
EUROPE: oa a
[UGEVANDetiupidowe dasieniuein egtoun = 2 © © 27,725 42,618
NORWAVAT eeu recitation t orm 352 504 2 é 1,874 4,628
DENMARIASU EERE ty cil ea east an 2 3 - a 28, 800 58, 498
UNITED KINGDOM, . 2... 0. = a a = 23, 600 50, 254
WESTGERMANY jon inne) eae eins = = = = 10, 200 20, 400
TOMA OPN ce otal see aS 352 5904 = = 92, 199 176, 398
ASIA:
TING HAgrseereteteen poste tanh Ne = Bs 2 251,775 279, 636
PAKISTAN Saiyechrou-oet a aes - = = E 80, 895 91, 956
GEVUONBB acre Setnth cc rcueais = é = 420 525
TPIANWAND 980 etal, Ne ae = S & a 783, 740 762, 784
CAMBODITAZ Seria, 0) cutie = = 5 . 11, 100 14, 630
MAG AG HENS D8 Sug RAN Aye IR = = S © 2,950 3,755
TATWANS@ ce cstns es, SoS eta 9, 000 9, 998 a S 28,010 30, 850
IAPANIE ena 6,117 6,605 25, 000 12, 250 375, 795 510, 832
TOU Gone 6 16,603 25, 000 12, 250 1,694, 968
AUSTRALIA AND OCEANIA: SSS r
NOSIQNUS 5 Be BB os 8,489,388 |17,017,512
NEWIGUIINEA Gua) su auratus 4, 565 7, 426
NEW ZEALAND... 2,716,487 | 5,273,765
TOTAL evicn niet cei aa 7 = 44,125 76,999 | 11,210,440 | 22,298, 703
AFRICA: acs eer
ETHIOPIA age sect se ction edyatice = c = 280 540
KENYA ih ree raey micieu era a seat 2 5 = 924 1,105
MOZAMBIQUEs ss en) Sea Se - = = 104, 050 137,575
REPUBLIC OF SOUTH AFRICA. . . 52,810 101, 533 = 12, 244,485 | 21,350,553
TOTALS asia cotter arias 52,810 101, 533 = a 12, 349,739 |21,489,773
GRAND TOTAL... . 2,979,720 | 7,336,203 | 18,283,416 | 15,771,850 | 30,923,373 |53,917, 432
CONTINENT AND 1965
COUNTRY OF ORIGIN Raa SL
Roemer ion POUNDS VALUE POUNDS VALUE
CANADASE I Wry cen uaata ein a ee 904, 385 $2,027,078 21, 451, 534 $24, 556, 582
MEXICO Sue Sep inieg ee mon 1,478, 872 892, 267 1,652, 365 1, 163, 712
GUATEMALA 1 auscas alleles 8, 450 7, 528 41, 240 54, 863
BRITISH HONDURAS. . . 35, 360 53,015 348; 040 575, 656

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CONTINENT AND 1965

COUNTRY OF ORIGIN OTHER TOTAL

POUNDS VALUE POUNDS VALUE
NORTH AMERICA - CONT] NUED: We pese, Vie yes ee
EERSALEVAD ORS retirciuroiteiitc ie iaii-t te) Le 1, 300 $1,425 15, 961 $17,612
GONCURASS ol o'o oo oo OO 2,114 3,112 91,886 150, 461
NICARAGUA) is 0 15, 520 17,076 488,879 562, 999
COSITAGRI CA tar wtentelitelioliteleeiiil<ite 720 1,080 366, 395 540,674
IRANAMANSpireire tcilirollet net ene 3 289 477 120,179 191,088
CANATSEZONE<iicaeclil teil Weel = - 10,640 15, 493
BABAMAS I sae roilltie lel ot (olliell ve 60, 132 76,926 1,339, 590 1,442,351
JIMS 6 alo 6 91500 6 010 8,579 10,083 114,779 179, 280
HAITI . . 5 3, 000 3,750 244,624 365, 827
DOMI NJ CAN REPUBLIC. 00 13, 201 4,863 29, 762 12, 160
LEEWARD AND W]NDWARD | SLANDS. - - 4,680 2,028
TRINIDAD. . . a0 5 495 356 13,015 15,856
FRENCH WEST IND} ES, 6.000 = - 869 1,414

TOTAL. . 26, 334, 438

29, 848; 056

SOUTH AMERICA;

COLON, o 6 6 0-0 0 0 0 80 D 30, 590
WENTEATETA 5 5 6 G o%e oo oe 2,040 1,800 50, 969 87,761
EGUADORES) © 2. s0 nem: Glog ens 30, 988 35, 107 132, 216 168,871
BERU Beira fetedle Mars teuie ra arcs 12, 900 11,610 12, 900 11,610
CHILE . ood OO 00 O90 1, 312, 464 1,067, 354 1,549, 444 1,266,717
GERVAIS 5a Go'dio 6 6.6 0 49, 420 64, 246 2,684,893 4,017, 167
IARGENTINAge iE cieenrercteemeee - - 5, 000 7, 500

TOUNGS 6 0 ole 6 6 6a 6 4, 468, 803 5, 590, 216

EUROPE:

NGEMAND See eocqistsiceen tire yo) comers 1,090, 930

SWEDEN ciciccnest oueeraem isis metric 4,735 7,217 4,735 7,217

NORWAY yeewictane imencnrs meuler te 1, 289 2, 389 3,515 7,611

DENMARKiE Sigg igen snieseisinse ic le 336, 233 591,601 365, 033 650, 099

UNITED KINGDOM, . 2... ... 5, 400 6,540 29, 000 56, 794

NETTHEREANDS ii mrsiusiitel tele meviieiite 250 450 250 450

WEST GERMANY. . .. 2... 11, 386 11, 335 21, 586 31,735

USoScRG: o'o alo o-o'6 OG O 250, 520 183, 270 250, 520 183, 270

RUMEMMA6° 6-66 ofo"0 6 6 86 6,572 4,175 6,572 4,175
TOE Bato o ratio ko. cee ome

ASIA:

INDIA . G HERO o: om Ohio emG

PAKISTAN; © 56 6

GAMO Se cag Motor o cLOmens - - 420 525

TWMUNDs o 6.6.6.0 5.0050 290, 770 305, 050 1,074, 510 1,067, 834

CAMBODIA Romney S - - 11, 100 14,630

MINEO... ‘Go-0 bp 6 6 O06 6 0 - - 2,950 Shes)

TAIWAN Sarin tey nivcreuiemae ya hehe 34, 830 40,573 71,840 81,421

DAWG cartons tein S lomiy s Ouole 183, 614 235, 778 590, 526 765, 465
WOU asta Ws Lanan Go one eenS 514, 669 587, 795 2,089, 471 2,311,616

AUSTRALIA AND OCEANIA: ;

AUBURALIA. G 616-6 0 -d86-a- 0-8 774, 441 1,209, 574 9, 307, 954 18, 304,085
NEWS GUINEAaEe nanan npn - - 4,565 7, 426
NEW EATANDIAi cae etic Uneaten 282, 172 448, 272 2,998, 659 5, 722,037

TOTAL ita tete ceuhs: fer ck sk fe} oe 1,056,613 1,657, 846 12, 311, 178 24, 033, 548

AFRICA: Saas tae i aaa ca ae
iMWMOMAs 4 4 6 6 ola on 6 - S 280 540
KENY Armee aaa ee sate - = 924 1,105
MOZAMB] QUE. oo Geoa - - 104, 050 137,575
REPUBLIC OF SOUTH AFRICA. . . 12, 000 10, 346 12, 309, 295 21, 462, 432

TOWNES teen ono be cen to 10, 346 12, 414, 549 21,601,652

GRAND STOTALSyeupeaenicired tots 7, 204,071 9,011,912 59, 390, 580 86, 037, 397

a LIVE AND ROCK LOBSTER TAJLS WERE INCLUDED WITH "NOT CANNED" PRIOR TO 1960.

HISTORICAL FISHERY STATISTICS

674

ATLANTIC SEA HERRING CATCH BY STATES, VARIOUS YEARS, 1879-1965

(THOUSANDS OF POUNDS)

NEW

MASSA=
NINE HAMPSHIRE

CHUSETTS

RHODE

YEAR ISLAND

CONNECT | CUT

QUANTITY QUANTITY QUANTITY QUANTITY QUANTITY

GZS o 6 0.050 '6.0./0'0 (1) (1) 7,795 (1) (1)
IGEWS Gao 0 60.0 00 34,695 1 a =
1887. bb? ae sone 33,570 9,019 - =
IEBES-5 0 4 0-050°0.0'0 40, 802 11,371 - -
UEEVS 6 9 6626.0 60-0 32,156 10, 937 o =
IGEBG 66 10,0 9 b 0 0 0 40,814 12,103 5
1GWS 5 06 0-0-0) 0 O00 45,667 10,482 (1)
WGWEo oc 0.0 OID Oo 6 46, 596 25, 264 =
16025 6-6.6 O65 0,.0 010 165, 136 35, 362 =
IGWEs c ooo oO DOO 65,926 19,920 =
1836 6 oo DO OO OD 92,985 28,501 -
I@l@o-o-o do 00-0100 86,979 10,811 3
IGEN S6 5 \o.G-0 UO O68 (1) 1
ISLS5 60D 0.000500 47,930 2
eka ts! oe celia oLoma ka (1) 1
IGAI5° So 6 oa 6-0 OG 64, 685 3
1IGL95.670. 8 0 G0 Or 0 lo 91,861 =
WEDS oo 0-00 G1DLU 73,939 S
WGEWS G2 ooo 60 6 orc 55,785 x
VEEQS G0 o.6. 0! 0.018 31,988 Ss
WEEE <6 61610 6 0.00 b 43,775 oO
ICEL olan 1a ODO 1) (1)
1GEBs oto) boo 6 di6 0 16 50, 943 -
MESo soe. 6 50 a6 1 (1)
USEWoNd G Olo 0 6 OnOn0 49,952 =
TOES 6. G76 020000 fOr 16,055 O
PEERS: 66:5) G50.6 ob! oO 69,603 - (2)
QAO aleproiecy eyyeocen bee 38,017 - 1
OA Men armel cenrettelits 72,599 (1) (1)
OAC eteamicniay coli temtenneuruante 93,998 - fe
OAS Rikemrcrtomtcmtemien cunchre 57,190 = 4
1OMo oc Gio o Go deo 82,107 - 4
MOS SRirawen asieier eel emetic 92,590 - 5
O46 Reyer ee amie metre sire 80,107 (1) 103
TORUS, 6.6. 010/050-0080 121,317 - 205
(OOS dso 6 So OD 182,461 - 3,302
(194 Oper oer omeulemicnie 149, 894 - 2,669
WEEDS Go O00 0.0 Od 185,481 - 774
UBT G* cto Lovie Oo. obo 59,738 - 1,412
UOEES 6°66 Go 96-6 144,661 - 2,719
(EES oc otice o albea%e 100, 587 = 3,305
OSA Spree ane. om ol enretce 123, 602 - 1,692
WEBS Gabo Be) oO Oudsd 99,416 - 766
USES “Go4d 00:6 DEO 08 140,472 - 822
USSHE 6) oC S50 48 6 oo 6 153,621 - 458
OSB earomrey tutor lested cutee te 170,977 = 91
UGEE GhclGwe: G0. pac Jo 117, 150 - 81
WEES oS 62010 BD oC 152, 327 a 130
NOG sTietreprehrc) reese enol uct is 54,463 - 83
NSGZERNmren tera eentsnes 156, 699 - 58
MOGS Sater ten set ter folie) 6 (oh co S25 3157 - 31
Wes 6 “oxd: ospo oD 60, 866 5 26
1965. ° O.0- Gist eo .6 70,180 - 11

NEW

JERSEY DELAWARE MARYLAND VIRGINIA TOTAL

QUANTITY

QUANTITY

()

QUANTITY

(1)

QUANTITY

0)

QUANTITY

QUANTITY
1879. 1
1880. ... 1
1887. °
1888. oe
1889. 2...

42,817
52,531

(1)
BOD =
Uso7eree
1898. 2.
ROSS Seuncnbes
OOS sieans ie
1908...
ASTOR eae
IGFs atone

;
1
1

(1)
1924, .

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NI
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i
i
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1930.
1931.
1932.
1933.
1934,
1935.
1936.
1937.
1938.
1939,
1940.
1941.
1942.
1943.
1944,
1945.
1946.
1947.
1948.
1949,
1950.
1951.
19525
1953.
1954.
1955.
1956.
1957.
1958.
1959,
1960.
1961.
1962.
1963.
1964.
1965.

e) cfc) of ef ce) ef of

O00 0 0 6400 D0 0 0-0 06:60 6460.6 0°0 GOO

YEAR

0-00. 0-0 0 O10) OG O-O°0-0.O-0'0 GO 00 0°60
O00 1050-00-00 0

e elier a) feiotlel ol epiertelet othe chic meso lfemielisiomionis

‘1/ DATA NOT AVAILABLE.
2/ LESS THAN 500 POUNDS.
NOTE:--DATA ON THE NEW YORK CATCH OF SEA HERRING DURING 1929 AND 1930 ARE BASED ON REVISIONS APPEARING IN

FISHERY INDUSTRIES OF THE UNITED

HISTORICAL FISHERY STATISTICS

ATLANTIC SEA HERRING CATCH BY STATES,
VARIOUS YEARS, 1879-1965 - Continued

STATES

(THOUSANDS OF POUNDS)

NEW
JERSEY

QUANTITY

1932,

QUANTITY

(1)

peronrnrtroriat

OO U Oe ets -0

—

DELAWARE

MARYLAND.

QUANTITY

=
DHWYONIYAN-OAHNHFU

=

QUANTITY

VIRGINIA

foeNU

U.S. CATCH OF ATLANTIC SEA HERRING, 1947-65

and

IMPORTS OF SEA HERRING FROM CANADA, 1957-65
Million pounds

200

150

100

50

1947

"50

"55

"60

200

150

675

TOTAL

QUANTITY

676 HISTORICAL FISHERY STATISTICS

ATLANTIC SEA HERRING CATCH BY GEAR, VARIOUS YEARS, 1928-1965

HAUL STOP PURSE OTTER POUND
NEAR SE INES SEINES SEINES TRAWLS WEIIRS NETS

QUANTITY QUANTITY QUANTITY QUANTITY QUANTITY QUANTITY
Ib bo ooo OD o 1 1/11, 944 30,674 2,861
VES Gus iGo 6 Ob 00 1 1/24, 220 48,261 4,495
IES so ab oo 0 OD 1 7/39, 315 30, 946 3, 207
WWEVo 6-600 0.02010 8 1 1/24, 636 30,912 3,194
1WCEES o a4 0 040,0°0.0 1 1/15, 963 15,885 3,183
WEES 6 6G 6.00.0 00 1 1/24, 280 19,447 2,040
Wk Si osoco'm 0 0 O10 0 1 1/30, 069 20, 525 2,524
IGsve oom oo 8010.0 28, 266 724 20,581 1,109
IES 6 oo: 0-06.00 00 10,183 902 4, 654 3, 794
WEEDS 6 6.6.6 0 O10 OO 38, 503 391 27,704 3,020
eos G odio G0°0 00 1,091 20,927 3,959
Wo ob OO O10 0 0 1,300 37,227 4,184
WSO 6 0 6 0 a6 0.0 7,251 15,975 3,945
WOMo ig a 60.0 010/00 10, 238 42,525 2,624
Wee. 6506! 6-600 OO 13, 241 45,176 1,769
Wo 66-6 G 0 050.010 20,775 23, 390 591
Wo 06 6.6 00006 38,721 6,921
Wes G06 b ob 010 6 0 49,691 3,811
IOS Oo66-0:6°6 00 00 65,009 3,400
IGED5 G6 1G55.0 5 640 06 81,240 2,192
OS itemrmresscureucomremeatonre 19,400 3,768
NEES. 6 66 6 O10 10 6.0 41,735 2,473
NEES 0°6 6°66 10 0040 25,006 1,769
WWE oo 6.0 6-010 00 32, 182 2,621
WEES 6.660 0:0 600 23,143 3,191
IWEo 65-0 6.0016 Gd 26,730 3,776
WelWo 0.00080 1080"0-0.0 28, 040 4,057
NOSOMereron cece stneleteie 25,789 3, 834
NOSO ane vey fetrey chi slate) xe) te 12, 884 3,119
(WWe0S GS Gils 6 6 360 G0 47,504 2,422
DENG Oo O56 ob 6006 4,406 2, 269
WEES: S 606-6 ola, 6 20, 623 1,346
WWEEG GG o' dG 06) aio 15,929 1,791
ee 6 Gd 36 IG)b 6160 5,062 2, 144
WEEE .5. 4260 0'.0' 6.0.0 14,748 3,036
YEAR pu ae ee BOX TRAPS GILL NETS DIP NETS TOTAL

QUANTITY QUANTITY QUANTITY QUANTITY QUANTITY QUANTITY

WeE66 66-676 6-0 60 719 - 765 1,815 (2)
WEDS {Glo G96 616-090 0 824 - 552 6, 320 107, 291
WEEDS 6-0 Oooo Oo Oo 2,436 71 34 4,897 83, 588
Wella o-6- 626.0 6.0.6.6 1, 262 1 - 18 4,051 64, 355
TEES 6:6 -816:6 4056 1650 607 - - 82 2,870 38, 730
HICKS God big.10 td s0.-0 444 - - 22 2,125 48,752
NOSSescmerccenerericnieni 773 - - 605 54, 665
(EVD S066 oD SO 865 - - 1,754 53,413
WEB co 6, 07O70°0.6 40 568 - - 1,800 22, 222
WEEDS =a6 “GG.0 A018 6 3,012 - - 35753 76,480
WOR a gto 6 Ble 20-0 0 570 - - 3,586 45,985
NO42 sil euretvonieutenteycer este 455 - - 2,896 101,638

WEG ‘Go ouDco Dato 215 - - 25 899 (2)
eGo bdo dd 0-0 735 - - 2 - 84, 997
eS 56 6-0 62070" 00 2,505 - - 8 218 96,101

TES 5 Gi ofouo.6 o 2,178 - - 2 (2)
Wea og obo 6 Geog 0 2,057 - - 9 129, 810
WEEE 6. 0 0G a6 G00 893 - - 15 194, 089
O49 Serememencneemenreronts 905 - - 30 170, 680
WE o ob-0' 6b 010 6 698 - - Ky] 196, 534
OS lememomemcwrestouels cues 258 11 - 60 67,212
(KEEN G 6 Glao ovo or 240 6 - 63 155, 167
OSS semaine aronrente mr eamemne 184 4 - 53 111, 252
WE 566.610, 0100-0 118 3 - 34 130,195
WES G9 a) Bio. doa% 6 565 - - 7 105, 683
ICES GcoG 6600 tioc6 238 39 - 8 147,901
NOS epee citetvertoctemack ts 112 = - 9 161,602
(WSS OrG.o 7 bebe a 3 572 - = 8 179,008
IGE Go SHG Giotd ./6 199 - - 121,377
GEOG iodo, ovolovolo 61 - - 155, 198
VEHIS cto Ga 6.586 Go 806 - - 58, 243
NOG 2 sueie nascent remeente 39 - - 158, 536
UEEER 6 oleic fo 0 Oo 7 (3) - 154,770
Wes o5G ola Gb G0 102 11 - 63, 683
Weeks 6. 62565 6-6/6 66 84. 7 = 75,750

W/ THE STOP SEINE CATCH WAS INCLUDED WITH PURSE SEINES PRIOR TO 1937.

Ef DATA NOT AVAILABLE FOR NEW YORK, NEW JERSEY, DELAWARE, MARYLAND, AND VIRGINIA FOR 1928; MARYLAND AND VIRGINIA

R 1943; AND NEW HAMPSHIRE, NEW JERSEY, AND DELAWARE FOR’ 1946,
'3/ LESS’ THAN 500 POUNDS

HISTORICAL FISHERY STATISTICS

CANNED PACK OF MAINE SARDINES (SEA HERRING),
VARIOUS YEARS, 1875-1965

677

STANDARD
CASES

1,266,903
1,117, 748

1/ PARTLY ESTIMATED.

NOTE: -="STANDARD CASES" REPRESENT THE VARIOUS SIZE CASES CONVERTED TO THE UNIFORM BASIS OF ONE HUNDRED 1/4 CANS
(3-3/4 OUNCES NET) TO THE CASE.

SOURCE: -="FISHERY STATISTICS OF THE UNITED STATES", AND 1TS PREDECESSOR PUBLICATIONS.

SEA HERRING

IMPORTS OF SEA HERRING FROM CANADA INTO MAINE, 1957-65

(THOUSANDS OF POUNDS)

QUANTITY

68,172
47,272
79, 281
91,024
53, 287
62, 080
45,455
97, 280

117,993

NOTE: -=DATA WERE COLLECTED IN NUMBER OF HOGHEADS AND CONVERTED TO POUNDS
BY MULTIPLYING BY 1,225.

SOURCE: =-U.S. DEPARTMENT OF THE TREASURY, BUREAU OF CUSTOMS OFFICES IN MAINE.

678

HISTORICAL FISHERY STATISTICS

ATLANTIC AND GULF COASTS MENHADEN FISHERY

The menhaden is taken in greater quantities than any fish occurring off the Atlantic and
Gulf Coasts of the UnitedStates. TheIndians are known to have used menhaden for fertilizer
before the settlement of NorthAmerica by the white man. Colonists soonrecognized the value
of the fish for this purpose and the use of whole fish for fertilizer was continued into the
nineteenth century. The production of menhaden oil is reported to have been undertaken in
Rhode Island in 1812 and in Maine about 1850. Rapid growth of an industry for producing both
menhaden scrap and oil occurred between 1865 and 1875. In recent years menhaden have been
landed in greater volume than any otherfishtaken by U.S. fishermen. The total catch since
the establishment of the United States has exceeded 64 billion pounds, more than the produc-
tion of any other species. Nearly the entire catch of menhaden is now used inthe manufacture
of meal and solubles used for animal feeding, and oil used in the manufacture of margarine and
a wide variety of industrial products and processes.

Dataon the catch of menhadenandon the production of menhaden products are avail-
able for most of the years following 1872. Since menhaden are landed at relatively few plants,
the collection of data on the catch and production of menhaden products is comparatively simple.
It is therefore believed that the following data have a high degree of accuracy.

SUMMARY OF THE MENHADEN FISHERY, 1873-1965

FISH

YEAR PLANTS eae) a) DRY SCRAP AND MEAL ACIDULATED SCRAP
THOUSAND
NUMBER POUNDS TONS VALUE TONS VALUE

1873 62 266, 459 - - 36, 299 1
1874 64 330, 228 - - 50, 976 1
1875 60 377, 429 = - 53, 625 1
1876 64 343, 342 - - 51, 245 1
1877 56 393, 720 5, 700 1 49,744 1
1878 56 514, 412 19, 377 1 64, 342 1
1879 60 426,833 29, 563 1 37, 496 1
1880 79 520, 506 25, 800 1 19, 020 1
1881 97 304, 309 25, 027 1 7,592 1
1882 97 232, 248 17, 552 1 10, 029 1
1883 78 411,019 34, 216 1 10, 920 1
1884 “52 575, 257 58, 433 1 10, 430 1
1885 50 321,074 33, 910 1 7,225 1
1886 26 189, 681 14, 597 1 4, 298 1
1887 28 223, 488 17, 262 1 5, 368 1
1888 24 294, 391 15, 638 1 12, 406 1
1889 29 372, 064 24, 359 1 25,859 1
1890 28 357, 570 20, 339 1 21,173 1
1891 27 237, 943 12, 608 1 15, 069 1
1892 29 149,828 8, 400 1 10,815 1
1893 33 245, 492 13, 150 1 15, 465 1
1894. +44 357, 352 20,057 1 27, 582 1
1895 42 309, 370 18, 682 1 21,965 1
1896 35 268, 955 14, 280 1 21, 484 1
1897 41 391, 483 18, 430 1 34, 372 1
1898 40 363, 475 17, 360 1 34, 120 1
1899 1 1 1 1 1 1
1900 1 1 1 1 1 1
1901 2/ 36 609, 744 36, 977 $909, 505 48, 853 $630, 305
1902 1 1 1 1 1 1
1903 1 1 1 1 1 1
1904 1 1 1 1 1 1
1905 1 1 1 1 1 1
1906 1 1 1 1 1 1
1907 1 1 1 1 1 1
1908 1 1 1 1 1 1
1909 1 1 1 1 1 1
1910 1 1 1 1 1 1
1911 1 1 1 1 1 1
1912 48 3/711, 435 50, 885 1, 532, 994 37,635 605,171
1913 (4 a 1) 1) (1) (1) (1)

SEE FOOTNOTES AT END OF TABLE.

(CONTINUED ON NEXT PAGE)

HISTORICAL FISHERY STATISTICS

679

SUMMARY OF THE MENHADEN FISHERY, 1873-1965 - Continued

FISH ;
YEAR PLANTS aecanee DRY SCRAP AND MEAL ACiDULATED SCRAP
THOUSAND
NUMBER POUNDS VALUE

1914 1 1 1
1915 1 1 1
1916 1 1 1
1917 1 306, 146 1 1
1918 1 359, 292 16,017 1 33, 187 1
1919 1 438, 520 15, 103 1 47,915 1
1920 1 (1) (1) 1 ( ’”) 1
1921 40 691, 132 37,858 $1, 380, 455 44, 804 $905, 640
1922 45 812, 342 67, 821 2,665, 441 25, 755 556, 317
1923 50 743, 895 43, 452 2,029, 406 44, 935 1,064, 870
1924 45 344, 284 21, 008 996, 866 24, 409 495, 684
1925 43 532, 118 30, 167 1,519, 458 41,463 1,102,051
1926 41 382, 781 24, 226 1, 164, 396 23, 553 548, 204
1927 39 392, 763 26, 417 1, 406, 915 19,984 566, 590
1928 34 362, 213 24,681 1, 453, 651 20, 028 531, 238
1929 37 442, 443 33,041 1,625, 694 23, 089 622, 544
1930 33 409, 513 32, 418 1,629, 471 15, 725 395, 295
1931 27 236, 432 21,093 701, 541 8,771 136, 393
1932 24 375, 479 36, 544 833, 689 6,841 72,892
1933 30 357, 726 31, 453 962, 612 9, 481 173, 280
1934 27 517, 403 37, 935 1, 247, 697 22,051 381, 559
1935 27 434, 386 30, 416 932, 685 29, 890 524,870
1936 29 516, 104 42,411 1,411,710 23, 482 359,615
1937 32 529, 202 35, 801 1,581,219 31, 600 618, 104
1938 32 517, 530 39, 274 1, 576,620 21,814 418, 936
1939 33 574,825 52, 950 2, 224, 920 15,853 265, 850
1940 30 634, 589 56, 249 2, 423, 229 15, 520 271, 533
1941 29 775, 087 75, 316 4,008, 355 11,029 242,792
1942 30 482, 644 50, 504 3, 362, 279 2,594 80, 520
1943 25 615, 554 65, 357 4,548,025 555 58,857
1944 27 685, 980 69, 170 4,913, 224 2,922 111, 104
1945 24 759, 074 77,451 5, 483, 377 Wow 62, 200
1946 ' 28 916,013 94, 622 8, 605, 118 2,022 78, 475
1947 | 31 948, 156 98, 602 10, 883, 852 632 26, 863
1948 31 1,007, 889 104, 058 11,560,914 - 4 4
1949 | 31 1,072, 630 113, 393 17,813, 339 4 4
1950 35 1,000, 498 103, 365 12,864,751 4 4
1951 35 1, 103, 915 115, 464 13,879, 523 4 4
1952 40 1, 386, 281 114, 025 17,847, 361 4 4
1953 36 1, 683, 406 174, 752 21, 767, 205 - =
1954 34 1, 740, 600 183, 091 23, 783, 364 - -
1955 35 1,848, 299 190, 628 25, 457, 512 - -
1956 38 2,076, 588 210, 582 27, 439, 634 - -
1957 41 1,681, 580 172, 388 21, 725, 888 -
1958 38 1,544, 683 158, 074 20, 698, 929 -
1959 40 2, 193, 864 223, 893 26, 391, 987 - -
1960 38 1, 999, 036 218, 423 19, 201, 716 -
1961 35 2, 290, 936 247, 551 25, 852, 498 -
1962 2, 227, 316 28, 249, 566 -
1963 1, 787, 638 22, 263, 320 -
1964 1,530, 631 20,001, 220 -

1,726,089 25,869,014

SOLUBLES
GALLONS POUNDS POUNDS
1873 2,214, 800 16,611,000 1 = - 1
1874. 3, 372, 847 25, 296, 352 1 5 - 1
1875 2,681, 482 205g 5; 1 = 5 1
1876 2, 992, 000 22, 440, 000 1 - - - 1
1877 2, 426, 589 18, 199, 418 1 - = = 1
1878 3, 809, 233 28, 569, 248 1 o o S 1
1879 2, 258, 901 16, 941, 758 1 = = 4 1
1880 2, 034, 940 15, 262, 050 1 = & 1
1881 1, 266, 549 9, 499, 118 1 = o 1
1882 2,021, 316 15, 159, 870 1 = & 3S 1
1883 2, 166, 320 16, 247, 400 1 a 6 = 1
1884 3, 722, 927 27, 921, 952 1 oS = - 1
1885 2, 346, 319 17, 597, 392 1 5 o e 1
1886 1,805, 544 13, 541, 580 1 5 = S 1
1887 2, 273, 566 17,051, 745 1 - = o 1
1888 2,051, 128 15, 383, 460 1 - = e 1
1889 3, 327, 030 24, 952, 725 1 - = = 1
1890 2, 939, 217 22,044, 128 1 = = - 1
1891 1,946,642 14,599,815 1 = - & 1
1892 1,329,644 9, 972, 330 1 > = 5 1
1893 : 1,269,002 ely, Ss) 1 - - - 1
1894 1,999, 506 14,996, 295 1 2 BS hs 1
1895 1,767, 754 13, 258, 155 1 - - - 1
1896 1,741,530 13,061,475 1 - - - 1
1897 2,147,113 16, 103, 348 1 - - - 1

SEE FOOTNOTES AT END OF TABLE. (CONTINUED ON NEXT PAGE)

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680
SUMMARY OF THE MENHADEN FISHERY, 1873-1965 - Continued
YEAR OIL SOLUBLES TOTAL
GALLONS POUNDS VALUE TONS POUNDS VALUE VALUE
1898 2, 450, 000 18, 375, 000 1 S = = 1
1899 1 1 1 - - - 1
1900 1 1 1 - - - 1
1901 2/ SA8ii25335 28,592,512 $933,679 - - - $2, 473, 489
1902 © 1 1 1 - - oO 1
1903 1 1 1 - - r= 1
1904 1 1 1 - - a 1
1905 1 1 1 - - - 1
1906 3,004, 050 22, 530, 375 1 - © 5 1
1907 1, 243, 800 9, 328, 500 1 - - - 1
1908 3,096, 850 23, 226, 375 1 - - = 1
1909 3,015, 800 22,618, 500 1 | - - - 1
1910 3, 778, 600 28, 339, 500 1 i - - - 1
1911 3, 974, 250 29,806,875 1 - - = 1
1912 6,651, 203 49, 884, 022 1,551, 990 - - - 3,690, 155
1913 4, 768,050 35, 760, 375 1 - - - 1
1914 3, 563, 650 26,727,375 1 - - - 1
1915 2, 727, 750 20, 458, 125 1 - - 2 1
1916 4,011, 500 30, 086, 250 1 - - - 1
1917 3,619, 700 27, 147, 750 1 - - S 1
1918 3, 943, 100 29, 573, 250 1 - - = 1
1919 5, 415, 600 40,617,000 1 - - - 1
1920 5, 842, 300 43,817, 250 1 - - = 1
1921 6, 260, 478 46, 953, 585 1,719,892 - - - 4,005, 987
1922 7,102,677 53, 270,078 2, 904, 833 - - - 6, 126, 591
1923 7,461, 365 55, 960, 238 3, 316, 277 - - - 6, 410, 553
1924 3, 923, 905 29, 429, 288 1,817,626 - - - 3, 310, 176
1925 6, 023, 108 45, 173, 310 3,001, 106 - - - 5,622,615
1926 3, 942, 821 29, 571, 158 1,729, 160 - - - 3, 441, 760
1927 3, 957, 068 29,678,010 1,716, 474 - - - 3, 689,979
1928 3, 585, 569 26,891, 768 1,455, 376 - - - 3, 440, 265
1929 3, 172, 735 23, 795, 512 1,381,816 - - - 3,630, 054
1930 3, 191, 265 23, 934, 488 648, 954 - - - 2,673, 720
1931 1,981, 790 14, 863, 425 302, 308 - - - 1,140, 242
1932 2,997,098 22, 478, 235 273, 486 - - - 1, 180,067
1933 3, 344, 343 25, 082, 572 450, 970 - - - 1, 586, 862
1934 3,612, 364 27,092, 730 705, 657 - - - 2, 334, 913
1935 4,066, 159 30, 496, 192 1,178, 337 - - - 2,635,892
1936 4, 880, 879 36, 606, 592 1,249, 708 - - - 3,021,033
1937 3,895, 613 29, 217,098 1, 456, 333 - - - 3,655, 656
1938 4,189,129 31, 418, 468 1,173, 667 - - - 3, 169, 223
1939 6,005, 414 45, 040,605 1,624, 024 - - - 4,114, 794
1940 5, 774,671 43, 310, 032 1, 304, 720 - - - 3, 999, 482
1941 6, 034, 050 45, 255, 375 2,829, 441 - - - 7,080, 588
1942 5, 128, 760 38, 465, 700 3, 200, 129 - - - 6,642, 928
1943 5, 734, 668 43,010,010 3,871, 539 - - - 8,478,421
1944 6,067,111 45, 503, 332 3, 725, 498 - - - 8, 749, 826
1945 8, 335,094 62, 513, 205 5,656, 550 - - - 11, 202, 127
1946 9, 758, 648 73, 189, 860 9, 033, 032 - - - 17, 716,625
1947 8, 473, 371 63, 550, 282 11, 425, 497 - - - 22, 336, 212
1948 8, 763, 939 65, 729, 542 10, 132, 179 - - i - 21,693, 093
1949 8, 293, 911 | 62, 204, 332 3, 407,510 - - | - 21, 220,849
1950 10, 209, 958 76,574, 685 5, 866, 554 - - | - 18, 731, 305
1951 N25 S375 nil, 94,028, 362 9,771, 154 - - - 23,650,677
1952 12, 888, 646 96,664,845 5, 785, 395 - - - 23, 632, 756
1953 17,824,477 133, 683, 578 8, 806, 317 39,038 78,076, 523 $3, 592, 551 34, 166,073
1954 18,641, 433 139, 810, 748 9, 755, 320 56,274 112, 547,095 5, 564, 717 39, 103, 401
1955 21, 232, 141 159, 241,058 12, 195, 454 61, 938 123,876, 901 4, 396,642 42,049, 608
1956 22, 428, 082 168, 210,615 14,092, 275 72, 852 145, 704, 750 5, 339, 834 46,871, 743
1957 | 15,797,919 118, 484, 392 9,466, 198 69, 399 138,797,027 5,615, 490 36,807, 576
1958 17,064, 818 127, 986, 135 9, 434, 108 72, 471 144,941,679 6, 252, 986 36, 386,023
1959 20,628, 278 154, 712,085 10, 743, 781 108,079 216, 158, 510 5,852, 514 42, 988, 282
1960 24, 453, 736 183, 403, 020 11, 582,027 65, 850 131, 700, 000 2, 299, 209 33, 082, 952
1961 31, 355, 570 235, 166, 775 12, 913, 447 73, 305 146,610,000 3, 142, 397 41, 908, 342
1962 31,015,855 232,618,912 10,059, 839 85, 200 170, 400, 000 4, 120,050 42, 429, 455
1963 21,630,273 167, 634, 616 9,853,302 74,831 149, 662,000 4,485,957 36, 602,579
1964 20,352,198 157,729, 334 11,734,935 68, 738 137,476,000 4,054, 981 35,791,136
1965 22,606,930 175, 203, 708 13,240,988 73,180 146,360,000 4,666,145 43,776,147

1/ DATA NOT AVAILABLE. 2/ DATA FOR CONNECTICUT ARE FOR 1900, WHILE THOSE FOR RHODE ISLAND, NEW YORK, DELAWARE,
AND NORTH CAROLINA ARE FOR 1902, 3/ IN ADDITION 5,096,000 MISCELLANEOUS FISH WERE UTILIZED; THIS INCLUDES
180,000 IN CONNECTICUT AND NEW YORK, 4,900,000 IN MARYLAND AND VIRGINIA, 16,000 IN NORTH CAROLINA AND FLORIDA,
4/ A SMALL PRODUCTION OF ACIDULATED SCRAP. HAS BEEN INCLUDED WITH DRY SCRAP AND MEAL.

‘NOTE: --THE FACTOR 7.75 HAS BEEN USED TO CONVERT GALLONS OF OIL TO POUNDS FOR 1963-65; 7.5 HAS BEEN USED

FOR PRIOR YEARS.

SOURCE: --DATA FOR 1873 TO 1898, AND 1901 ARE FROM "AQUATIC PRODUCTS IN ARTS AND INDUSTRIES," BY CHARLES: H.
STEVENSON, REPORT OF THE COMMISSIONER OF FISHERIES, 1902; FOR 1906 TO 1911, 1913, 1914, AND 1920 FROM | NFORMAT | ON
ON FILE IN THE BUREAU'S BRANCH OF FISHERY STATISTICS, WHICH WAS SUPPLIED BY AN IMPORTANT MENHADEN PRODUCTS BROKER;
FOR 1912, FROM "THE MENHADEN INDUSTRY OF THE ATLANTIC COAST," BY ROBERT LEON GREER, BUREAU OF FISHERIES DOCUMENT
NO. 811; FOR 1915 TO 1919, FROM "CHEMICAL TECHNOLOGY AND ANALYS1S OF OILS, FATS AND WAXES," BY DR. J. LEWKOWITSCH,
M.A. F. 1 Ce, SIXTH EDITION, VOL. 11; FOR 1921 TO 1938, "FISHERY INDUSTRIES OF THE UNITED STATES, "; FOR 1939 TO
1965, "FISHERY STATISTICS OF THE UNITED STATES, "; AND UNPUBLISHED BUREAU RECORDS.

FOR THE YEARS FOLLOWING 1920, INFORMATION COLLECTED IN THE SERVICE'S ANNUAL JNDUSTRIAL FISHERJES SURVEYS
HAS BEEN USED RATHER THAN THE SLIGHTLY MORE COMPLETE INFORMATION ASSEMBLED IN THE GENERAL CANVASS SURVEYS OF THE
Ae AND GULF STATES SINCE RELATIVELY FEW COMPLETE GENERAL CANVASS SURVEYS WERE MADE FOR ALL AREAS DURING THIS
ERJOD.

1921.
1922.
1923,
1924.
1925.
1926.
1927.
1928.
1929,
1930.
1931.
1932,
1933,
1934,
1935.
1936.
1937,
1938,
1939,
1940,
1941,
1942,
1943,
1944,
1945.
1946,
1947,
1948,
1949,
1950.
1951.
1952.
1953.
1954,
1955.
1956.
1957.
1958.
1959,
1960.
1961.
1962,
1963,
1964,
1965.

1921.
1922,
1923,
1924,
1925,
1926.
1927,
1928.
1929,
1930,
1931.
1932,
1933.
1934.
1935.
1936.
1937.
1938.
1939.
1940,
1941.
1942.
1943.

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681

SUMMARY OF OYSTER CATCH, BY SPECIES, 1921-65

YEAR

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EASTERN

NEW MIDDLE SOUTH
QUANTITY QUANTITY QUANTITY QUANTITY QUANTITY
Hy 26,420 1 {34 {3
1 1 1 ah 1
1 1 2/7, 892 2/11, 868
7,478 1 1 2/ 1 1
1 1 48, 383 1 1
1 24, 926 1 1 1
1 1 1 2/6,705 2A 02
4,616 1 1 /7,071 Epes
5,957 29,214 33,138 2/6, 404 2/14, 605
9,432 21,516 36, 724 5,895 12, 688
4,066 21,546 32,311 4,691 10, 185
7, 386 15,026 27,890 4,601 11,149
5,157 13, 933 25,153 UE (1)
(1) (1) 35,786 5,271 13, 556
10, 004 14,811 29, 900 (1) (1)
(1) (1) 30,314 6, 384 14, 246
11,416 14,617 31,716 5,454 24, 184
8, 638 16,144 33,412 3,645 16,036
7,805 11,653 36, 847 3, 333 24, 380
5,991 13, 984 37,457 3, 366 17, 584
(1) (1) 35,439 1 1
2, 856 12,106 28,722 1 1
2,808 12,677 (1) 1 1
1,856 13,125 29, 847 1 1
2,479 13,553 32,570 2,822 13, 970
2,050 1) 33,355 1 1
2,125 15, 744 33, 730 1 1
1,652 15,790. 34,403 1 1
4,003 17,412 31,777 1 13,121
4,727 18,170 29,954 3,033 12, 292
1,970 17,410 29; 598 3,783 11,519
2, 209 16,767 4,418 4,111 14,637
1,038 14,462 36, 946 4,019 12, 836
735 13, 3577 41,587 3,811 11,443
619 9,848 39, 227 2, 260 13, 881

EASTERN = CONTINUED

WASH INGTON
AND
CALIFORNIA
QUANTITY QUANTITY
) 1
20 1
114 1
89 1
67 1
81 1
169 1
146 1
53 89,371
75 86, 330
172 72,971
42 66,094
60 1
90 1
65 1
60 1
68 87,455
48 77,923
24 84,042
18 78,400
18 1
12 1
12 1

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WASHINGTON,
OREGON, AND
CALIFORNIA

QUANTITY

(1)
5

PACIFIC WESTERN

WASHINGTON,

OREGON, AND
CALIFORNIA

QUANTITY

682

SUMMARY

HISTORICAL FISHERY STATISTICS

YEAR

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1/ DATA NOT AVAILABLE.
THE CATCH OF OYSTERS ON
LESS THAN 500 POUNDS.

1929,
1930.
1931.
1932.
1937.
1938.
1939,
1940,
1945,
1950.
1951.
1952.
1953.
1954.
1955,
1956.
1957.
1958.
1959,
1960.
1961.
1962,
1963,
1964,

1929,
1930.
1931.
1932,
1937.

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THE EAST COAST OF FLORJDA HAS BEEN

(THOUSANDS OF POUNDS)

EASTERN - CONTINUED
WASHINGTON
AND TOTAL

CALIFORNIA

QUANTITY QUANTITY
14 (1)
9 65, 403
12 1
19 1
48 1
7 1
16 68,192
25 64, 305
23 72,165
18 69,319
18 70,971
20 65, 855
20 63, 225
17 60,013
4 55,165
1 52, 339

(3) 48,982

15 52,113
14 45, 297
14 48, 667
5

8,700
10,074
13,371
11, 320

9, 564

8, 164

8, 080

8,597

9,957
10, 283
10, 855
11, 602
11,881
11,614
11,197
12, 328
10,983
10, 154.
10,714
9,746
9, 934
9,117

PACIFIC WESTERN

WASHINGTON,
OREGON, AND
CALIFORNIA

QUANTITY

WASHINGTON,
OREGON, AND
CALIFORNIA

QUANTITY

159
151
169

INCLUDED WITH THE GULF DATA.

OF OYSTER CATCH, BY SPECIES, 1921-65 - Continued

GRAND
TOTAL

QUANTITY

SUMMARY OF OYSTER CATCH, VARIOUS YEARS, 1929-65

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ENGLAND MIDDLE ATLANTIC CHESAPEAKE SOUTH ATLANTIC
POUNDS VALUE POUNDS VALUE POUNDS VALUE
5,957, 262 | $1,204,383 | 29,213,705 | $5,505,293 | 33,138,400] $4,524, 285 6, $391, 164
9,431,968 | 1,747,100 | 21,516,320 | 4,076,864 | 36,723,800] 4,351,917 5,895, 739 322, 527
4, 066, 363 820,487 | 21,546,401 | 2,764,913 | 32,310,800] 2,784,210 4,690, 762 187, 349
7,386,432 | 1,202,327 | 15,026,476 | 1,763,506 | 27,889,600] 2,015,435 4,600, 974 137, 337
11,415,400 | 1,550,023 | 14,617,400 | 2,370,548 | 31,715,700] 2,300,624 5,454, 200 251, 207
8,637,300 | 1,554,150 | 16,144,100 | 2,696,183 | 33,412,300] 2,369,669 3,644,700 189, 069
7,805,500 | 1,563,432 | 11,653,900 | 1,778,714 | 36,846,600| 2,725,917 3, 333, 200 160, 602
5,990,200 | 1,051,224 | 13,983,200 | 2,181,905 | 37,457,100| 3,217,247 3, 366, 600 162, 378
2,478,100 | 1,062,912 | 13,553,300 | 5,351,626 | 32,569,900| 11,621,078 2, 821, 800 644, 383
4,727,600 | 1,681,155 | 18,169,600 | 9,608,735 | 29,953,500 | 11,094,772 3,033, 500 981,961
1,969,500 | 1,015,623 | 17,410,400 | 9,708,611 | 29,598, 200| 11,968,871 3,782,900 | 1,201,951
2,209,300 | 1,053,905 | 16,767,000 | 9,115,404 | 34,417,600] 14,876,975 4,111,600 | 1,243,680
1,037, 700 615,390 | 14,461,600 | 7,344,569 | 36,944,900] 14,726, 665 4,021,100 | 1,024,839
734,700 481,172 | 13,375,900 | 7,497,323 | 41,587,800 | 18,860, 250 3,809,900 | 1,025,626
618, 500 490,094 9,848,600 | 5,281,607 | 39,227,500 | 17,802, 245 2, 261, 100 676, 983
505, 300 437,119 8,464,800 | 4,807,370 | 37,064,100] 18, 692,542 3,656,400 | 1,049,188
402, 700 376,787 7,981,600 | 5,026,454 | 34,233,900] 17,191,786 3, 068, 100 883, 634
274, 400 318, 850 4,295,900 | 3,379,391 | 37,530,400 | 20,793, 964. 2, 650, 900 765, 707
386, 100 453, 628 1,390,900 | 1,256,314 | 33,321,100 | 20,608,422 3,517,300 | 1,040,034
498, 400 623, 345 1,153,400 | 1,184,834 | 27,110,100 | 19,309,170 4,119,700 | 1,552,278
452, 500 524, 281 1,921,100 | 2,020,686 | 27,500,100] 21,734,499 3,984,500 | 1,779,670
294, 100 370,801 2,362,900 } 2,562,691 | 19,937,500 | 15,956, 201 3,848,900 | 1,724,669
453, 000 533, 034 950,300 | 1,156,511 | 18,274,300 | 13,728, 271 4,837,300 | 2,019,830
194, 400 326, 178 1,355, 900 | 1,366,431 | 22,097,900 | 15,805,701 3,526,900 | 1,507,982
341,100 652, 433 756,500 | 1,064,117 | 21,188,500 | 16,696, 533 4,082,400 | 1,512,531
POUNDS VALUE POUNDS VALUE POUNDS VALUE
14, 604, 653 $1, 280,976 745, 560 90, 063, 784 $13, 324,077
12, 687, 737 1,093, 580 618, 869 86, 874,433 11, 964, 737
10, 184, 698 607,031 1,411,458 74, 210, 482 7,525, 338
11, 149,036 574,095 2,414,851 68, 467, 369 5,974, 126
24, 184, 200 1,443, 504 8, 239, 900 95, 626, 800 8, 703, 454

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HISTORICAL FISHERY STATISTICS

683

SUMMARY OF OYSTER CATCH, VARIOUS YEARS, 1929-65 - Continued

PACIFIC COAST 1/ TOTAL

POUNDS VALUE POUNDS VALUE POUNDS VALUE
1GEZ5 a 6 0 16,036,000 $880, 788 9,057,400 $767, 873 86,931, 800 $8,457,732
ICES 6°66 24, 379,500 1,279,979 8, 987, 800 681, 689 93, 006, 500 8, 190, 333
105 65 6 17, 584, 100 1,100, 372 11, 000, 800 753, 826 89, 382, 000 8,466,952
Wis oo 6 13, 969, 600 4,601, 243 10, 234, 600 1,863, 928 75, 627, 300 25,145,170
GSO ome rente 12, 291,500 4,009,217 8, 239, 200 2, 220, 671 76,414,900 29,596,511
WWElo o 6 0 11,519,000 3, 181, 228 8, 709, 600 1,993, 484 72, 989, 600 29,069, 768
195255 66 14, 636, 600 4,016,749 10, 100, 200 2, 032, 243 82, 242, 300 32, 338, 956
1053 Seales 12, 835, 000 3, 562, 036 10,417, 400 1,777,601 79,717, 700 29,051, 100
1954, 5. . 11,443, 500 3,055, 828 10, 969, 500 1,874, 525 81,921, 300 32,794, 724
OSS euemrenre 13, 880,900 3,740, 393 11,681,400 2,483, 151 77,518, 000 30,474,473
1956. 2... 13, 514, 100 3, 077,162 11,927, 500 2, 822, 538 75, 132, 200 30, 885, 919
OSentew crs 14, 306,000 3,691,401 11,661,900 2, 235, 202 71, 654, 200 29, 405, 264
1925.6 6 6 10,407,400 2,996, 594 11, 236, 000 2, 186, 85] 66, 395, 000 30,441,357
1959 Sarenrente 13, 722, 300 3, 806, 707 12,371, 700 2,318, 994 64, 709,400 29,484,099
IES 6 6 6 16,097, 900 4, 293, 769 11,027,900 2,276, 707 60, 007, 4.00 29, 240, 103
WAS 6 6 6 18, 238, 700 5,124, 827 10, 206, 600 2, 020, 224 62, 303, 500 33, 204, 187
12825 66 oO 18, 840, 100 5, 898, 583 10, 753, 600 2, 626, 468 56,037, 100 29,139,413
1963, ... 24,138,100 7,186, 320 9,789, 600 2, 482, 030 58,442, 600 27,105, 996
1964, 2. . 23, 384, 800 6,272,737 9,971,900 2, 644, 606 60, 531, 800 27,923, 635
1WESb.6 6 0 19,154, 700 5,711,158 9,163,200 2,228,382 54, 686, 400 27,865, 154

1/ EXCLUDING ALASKA.

NEW ENGLAND OYSTER CATCH, VARIOUS YEARS, 1880-1965

YEAR MA INE MASSACHUSETTS RHODE ISLAND

POUNDS VALUE POUNDS VALUE POUNDS VALUE
WEDo 6 0 6 - - 252, 360 $41, 800 1, 158,720 $225, 500
IES 6 6 6 - - 302,712 64,116 1,377,613 261, 026
1GEDS 6 6 6 - - 319,873 66,453 1, 343,710 252, 601
IGED5 6 6 6 - © 259, 236 65,538 1,444,558 271,939
NEES 66 a - - 454, 297 83, 638 1, 238, 566 259, 242
1EEBS 5-0 6 - - 709, 587 156, 235 3, 247, 384 505, 378
WOCRS 6 G56 - - 529, 858 120, 252 3, 667, 000 561, 291
1905... « - - 789, 186 207,475 5, 362, 900 874, 232
WEG 6 oo - - 867,137 202, 900 8, 683, 300 967, 000
181s 60°60 - - 1,669,172 313,019 15, 131,790 1, 306, 391
WIS 6 oo - - 775, 740 279, 547 6,351,212 1, 242, 585
IES 0 6.0 - = 532,010 267,811 2, 620, 596 458, 364
11026 Sremenre - - 755, 026 365, 594 2,966, 174 656, 859
TOZ ees - = 379,850 178, 311 2,360,118 518, 763
CEOS G26 6 = = 434,514 190, 650 3, 381, 743 737,916
WHS 5.4 6 - - 268, 767 119, 588 2,415, 265 539, 662
1032 emremeue - - 279,570 95, 508 3,990, 476 695,375
NEE G oO - S 180, 609 60, 037 3,117, 763 432,992
1935s - = 270, 100 77, 859 5, 227, 000 524,741
NEVO GuoND - - 207, 700 76, 003 4, 330, 200 570, 888
OSS eamoln - © 227,700 79,745 3, 584, 400 457, 525
19S59%me) cue - - 269, 800 123, 152 2, 313, 500 399,072
O40 eure - - 383, 600 170, 164 1,749, 600 342, 306
1942... - - 350, 000 176,416 1,170, 300 292,925
19435905 cee - - 242,400 122, 260 1, 382, 900 493, 517
1944, . 2. - - 190, 300 97,456 804,700 476, 104
WS 66.6 - - 169, 100 101, 680 915, 500 406, 588
AS4.Ge ei tense - - 205, 800 184,347 983, 900 468, 267
WS 6 6-0 - - 256, 500 152,940 569, 400 267, 000
Is bo \6 - - 229, 300 148,787 908, 500 502,477
1O49)Sateutonts - - 238, 500 144,853 679, 800 335, 662
WEDS Good - - 228, 000 130, 893 922,100 429, 240
WONG 6 0:6 - - 24.8, 100 160, 152 868, 700 490,949
1O52emreey te - - 296, 800 150, 214 633, 600 373, 264
1953 een - - 232, 600 123,188 252, 000 172, 270
We 6 Oc 5,700 $4,075 174, 100 108, 656 112, 000 91,576
1055 eureeaee 3, 000 2,175 167, 500 125,955 39, 600 32,035
IGEBE 6 5 4 - - 228, 000 201,743 31, 000 24,533
Was 6 6 4 5, 600 3, 850 151,500 153, 337 2,700 3,510
WEIs 6 6 6 3, 300 2,256 112, 500 137, 250 2, 800 2,400
1GE95°S 6 oO 3, 600 2, 205 117, 900 162, 844 5, 800 4,427
WEDS 6 6 6 2,700 998 110, 300 151,552 24,500 22, 400
C6 jtomerrome 2,900 2, 290 83, 500 99,041 7,500 6,067
O62 eeu 900 799 78,400 81,177 8, 800 8, 259
(OEE 6.60 1,800 1,798 44,700 57,079 11,300 11,528
WEBS 5. Gi 6 1,500 1,201 56, 200 76, 259 12,900 13,117
1965... - 900 1,100 118, 550 11, 500 14,13

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684

HISTORICAL FISHERY STATISTICS

NEW ENGLAND OYSTER CATCH,
VARIOUS YEARS, 1880-1965 - Continued

POUNDS

2,449, 356
11,449, 038
10,991, 832
10, 817, 068
14, 124,466
15, 218, 614
6,173,913
8, 267, 888
10, 150, 504
9, 828, 109
5,161, 854
4,325,179
894,435
3, 217, 294
5,615,711
1, 382, 331
3,116, 386
1, 858, 908
4,507,100
6, 877, 500
4, 825, 200
5, 222, 200
3, 857,000
1, 336,400
1,182, 800
861, 200
1,393, 500
860, 300
1, 299, 200
513, 700

3, 085, 600

3, 577, 500

852, 700
1,278,900
553, 100
442,900
408, 400
246, 300
242, 900
155, 800
258, 800
360, 900
358, 600
206, 000
395, 200
123, 800
269,900

CONNECT | CUT

VALUE

$386, 625
998, 823
1,012, 259
1,055, 807
1,426, 249
1,249,071
872, 634
1, 206, 217
1,167,400
826, 060
493, 666
686, 899
203, 254.
507, 309
818, 534
161, 237
411,444
254, 344
607, 642
903, 132
1,016, 880
1,041, 208
538, 754
279,039
323, 166
242, 809
554, 644
286, 862
458, 339
230, 166
992,121
1,121,022
364, 522
530,427
319,932
276, 865
329,929
210, 843
216,090
176,944
284, 152
448, 395
416,883
280, 566
462, 629
235, 601
518, 650

POUNDS

3, 860, 436
13, 129, 363
12,655, 415
12, 520, 862
15,817, 329
19,175, 585
10, 370,771
14,419,974
19,700, 941
26,629,071
12, 288, 806

7,477,785

4,615,635

5,957, 262

9,431, 968

4,066, 363

7, 386,432

5,157, 280
10, 004, 200
11,415, 400

8, 637, 300

7,805, 500

5,990, 200

2, 856, 700

2, 808, 100

1,856, 200

2,478, 100

2,050, 000

2,125, 100

1,651, 500

4,003, 900

4,727, 600

1,969, 500

2, 209, 300

1,037,700

734,700
618, 500
505, 300
402,700
274,400
386, 100
498, 400
452, 500
294, 100
453, 000
194, 400
341,100

VALUE

$653, 925
» 323, 965

1, 554,177
2, 287,924
2,337, 300
2,445, 470
2,015, 798
1,413, 074
4, 225, 707
1, 204, 383
1, 747, 100
820, 487

1, 202, 327
747, 373
1,210, 242
3550, 023
2554, 150

1,472, 636
1,681,155
1,015, 623
1,053, 905
615, 390
481,172
490, 094
437,119
376, 787
318, 850
453, 628
623, 345
524, 281
370, 801
533, 034
326,178
652, 433

1880,
1887.
1888,
1889.
1890.
1891.
1892,
1897.
1898.
1901,
1904,
1908.
1911.
1921,
1926,
1929,
1930.
1931.
1932,

eee eee ee ee oe oe oe Oo

ese eco ee ec ee oe ee ew ew oe

POUNDS

7, 303, 100
13, 903, 050
13, 307, 840
14, 628, 208
16,456, 104.
18,277,434
(1)
15,517,110
12, 823, 237
12, 380,921
20, 079, 549
12,950, 000
24,835, 433
9,423, 470
7,125, 265
9,192, 337
9, 263, 225
6, 673, 930
6, 036, 253

SEE FOOTNOTE AT END OF TABLE.

NEW YORK

VALUE

$1,577, 050
1,974, 625
1,893,085
2,132,772
2,457,589
2, 748, 509

1

2,167,463
1, 863, 607
1,703, 985
3, 413, 893
2,173, 000
3, 199, 668
1,775,453
2,111,722
2, 165, 742
2,172, 965
1,025, 488

894,421

POUNDS

17,735, 500
23, 523, 469
22, 670, 108

9, 566, 789
10, 207,072

9, 860, 453
10, 323, 345
11, 350, 540
42,051, 348
18, 789, 168
11,756, 454

8, 252, 620

8, 690, 574
14,171,922
14, 374, 600
19,916,410
11, 824,995
14,401,917

8, 563, 629

NEW JERSEY

VALUE

$2, 080, 625
2,270,011
2, 245, 659
1, 060, 182
1,218, 792
1, 227,909
1, 270, 568
1, 387, 506
1,309,411
1, 696, 767
1, 298, 508

884, 000
809, 554
2,070,496
2, 046, 554
3, 327, 144
1, 848,988
1, 686, 368
821, 683

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PENNSYLVANIA

POUNDS

1, 249, 582
1,572, 590
1, 598, 995
1, 343, 152
1, 254, 644
1,188,773

930, 631
1, 869,516

1

283, 562

632, 700

906, 870
(1)

VALUE

$187, 500
183, 168
165, 339
137,520
131,450
124,420
101, 850
143, 974

(1)
35, 517
90,000

134, 000

HISTORICAL FISHERY STATISTICS

MIDDLE ATLANTIC OYSTER CATCH,
VARIOUS YEARS, 1880-1965 - Continued

685

YEAR NEW YORK NEW JERSEY PENNSYLVANIA
POUNDS VALUE POUNDS VALUE POUNDS VALUE
1933 cere) ce 6,091, 784 $832, 690 7,611,675 $587,101 - -
1935. . « 5,767, 100 969, 287 8,462, 200 703,729 - -
UEWS 6 0.0 9,784, 500 1,709, 786 4,562, 700 631,592 - -
1938. 2 o » 10, 206, 600 1,957, 229 5,797, 800 724,953 - -
1939, . 2 » 6, 272, 700 1,211,803 5, 096, 100 541, 848 - -
1940. 2 » » 7,067, 200 1,403, 068 5,941, 800 711,610 - -
1942. . 2 « 6,400, 300 2,144, 260 5,521, 500 1, 267,505 - -
1943, . 2 o 6, 604, 600 2, 650, 205 6,024, 300 1,389, 480 - -
1944, . 2 7,137,000 3,432, 350 5, 640, 300 2, 920, 806 - -
1945. 2 oe 5,073, 500 2, 067, 276 7,747,800 3, 065, 625 - -
1946. 2 o 5,789, 400 3, 820, 620 (1) (1 = =
1947, 0 0 « 5,785,000 3, 856, 597 5, 853, 000 2,194,461 - -
1948. 2 2 6,952, 000 4,721,545 5,988, 300 2, 395, 320 - -
1949, 22. 8,135,700 5,423, 560 7,085,700 2,783, 624 - -
1OS0Sireibenre 8, 786, 800 5,799, 688 7, 241, 800 2,897, 247 - -
195 Ileus verre 9,383, 100 6, 255, 270 5,761,300 2,405, 681 - -
19525 Sie. 6,520, 900 4,567,110 7,993, 800 3, 397, 369 - -
O59 sjeerenrs 2,835, 800 1,661,843 8, 484, 500 4,118, 084. - -
1954, ... 1,707,000 1, 138, 029 7, 328, 900 3, 633, 774 - -
1955... 1, 353, 700 1,075, 632 5, 204, 500 2, 602, 275 - -
19565) sees 1, 069, 400 1, 000, 900 5,501, 800 3, 023, 620 2 5
WBS & 6°. 1,067,400 1,018, 206 2, 720, 000 1,781,528 - -
(eS oe 1,056, 800 986, 293 829, 000 675, 836 - -
1959, . 2 889, 900 908, 296 206, 000 189, 233 - -
1960. ... 810,400 905, 203 166, 800 159, 948 - -
WINS 6 Glo 788, 100 1,068,451 1,100,100 933, 444 - OS
19625. circ 728,900 1,079,969 1, 553, 400 1,422, 234 - -
1963. ... 394, 500 572, 688 515,400 558,737 = =
1964 re corre 213, 500 315, 037 1,097, 700 1,024,410 - -
TOG 6 65 199,300 322,480 523,100 713, 637 - -
YEAR DELAWARE TOTAL
POUNDS VALUE POUNDS VALUE
NED 6 0 Oo 2, 109, 000 $325, 000 28, 397, 182 $4,170,175
NGSzemomelne 276,279 17,526 39, 275,388 4,445, 330
1888. 1... 294, 240 17,920 37,871,183 4, 322,003
1889, 2... 1, 038, 682 64,671 26,576,831 3, 395,145
WEEDS 6.6 6 1, 184, 555 73, 605 29,102,375 3, 881,436
IGANG oa o 1,101,742 70,134 30, 428, 402 4,170,972
IEEEB 6°66 1, 232, 584 73, 863 1 1
1897, 2... 389, 350 28, 862 29,126,516 3,727, 805
WEG 6 oo - - 1 1
Wolo o 6-4 681, 207 40, 290 32,134, 858 3,476, 559
1904. 2 2. 811, 262 47,513 33, 279,965 4,849,914
QO8 Sesion - 1,082, 620 112, 000 23, 192,110 3, 303, 000
19116 5 ce 1, 790, 604 178, 860 35, 316,611 4,188,082
1921, 2 2 2, 824, 836 368, 115 26, 420, 228 4,214, 064
(eHG 6 45 3,426, 386 476,030 24,926, 251 4, 634, 306
1929, 2. 104, 958 12, 407 29, 213, 705 5, 505, 293
1930. ... 428,100 54,911 21,516,320 4,076, 864
19316) 2 5 < 470, 554 53,057 21,546,401 2,764, 913
(EES 6 6 6 426,594 47,402 15,026,476 1,763, 506
WEEEG o G0 229, 360 28,190 13, 932, 819 1,447,981
1GE55 oo 6 581,400 5A, 989 14, 810, 700 1,728, 005
1937. 2 ae 270, 200 29,170 14,617,400 2, 370, 548
IEEEG 6 6.0 139, 700 14,001 16, 144, 100 2, 696, 183
19395 75° < 285, 100 25,063 11,653, 900 1,778, 714
1940. ... 974, 200 67,227 13, 983, 200 2, 181,905
1942, 2 e 183, 800 23,941 12, 105, 600 3,435, 706
1943, 2 2 « 47, 600 8, 325 12, 676, 500 4,048,010
1944, ... 347, 500 139,775 13, 124, 800 6,492, 931
1945. . 2 e 732, 000 218, 725 13, 553, 300 5, 351, 626
1946, . 2. (1 (1) (1 1)
1947, 22. 4,105, 900 1,418, 132 15,743, 900 7,469, 190
1948, . 2 2, 850, 000 1,077, 400 15, 790, 300 8, 194, 265
1949, ... 2, 190, 000 865, 250 17,411,400 9,072,454
1950 smepreine 2, 141,000 911, 800 18, 169, 600 9,608, 735
1951. 2 2 2, 266, 000 1, 047,660 17,410,400 9,708,611
OS2eienremre 2, 252, 300 1,150,925 16, 767,000 9,115, 404
NOSSeuramei ts 3,141, 300 1, 564, 642 14,461,600 7, 344, 569
NES 6° 6 4,340, 000 2,725, 520 13, 375, 900 7,497, 323
IEESH G00 3, 290, 400 1, 603, 700 9, 848, 600 5, 281, 607
195656 1, 893, 600 782, 850 8, 464, 800 4,807,370
NO Sviecromeaee 4,194, 200 2, 226, 720 7,981, 600 5, 026, 454
JO58 Spent 6 2,410, 100 1,717, 262 4, 295,900 3, 379, 391
1959... . 295, 000 158,785 1, 390,900 1, 256, 314
1960. ... 176, 200 119, 683 1, 153, 400 1, 184, 834
Wo 6 oo 32, 900 18,791 1,921,100 2, 020, 686
1962. ... 80, 600 60, 488 2, 362, 900 2, 562,691
Vee. 6 6 6 40, 400 25, 086 950, 300 1,156,511
1964. ... 44,700 26, 984 1,355, 900 1, 366, 431
O65 Siremrewe: 34,100 28,000 756, 500 1,064,117

1/ DATA NOT AVAILABLE.

686

HISTORICAL FISHERY STATISTICS

CHESAPEAKE OYSTER CATCH, VARIOUS YEARS, 1880-1965

MARY LAND VIRGINIA
POUNDS VALUE POUNDS VALUE POUNDS VALUE
VEDa_6 6 0 71, 868, 000 $4, 730, 476 45, 536, 600 $2, 218, 376 117, 404, 600 $6, 948, 852
1887 1/7... 55, 244, 900 2, 683, 435 19, 454, 800 1,002, 901 74, 699, 700 3, 686, 336
1888. . 57, 844, 600 2,877, 790 24, 405, 100 1, 336,012 82, 249, 700 4, 213,802
1890. 70,851, 600 4,854, 746 40, 453, 000 2, 482, 348 111, 304, 600 7, 337, 094
1891, 67, 427, 500 5, 295, 866 40, 969, 900 2, 524, 348 108, 397, 400 7,820,214
1897, 49, 188, 500 2,885, 202 46, 778, 800 2,041, 683 95, 967, 300 4,926,885
1901. 38, 548, 100 3,031, 518 40,410, 700 2,621,915 78, 958,800 5,653, 433
1904, 29, 333, 100 2,417,674 38,098, 300 3, 459, 676 67, 431, 400 5,877, 350
1908. .. 39, 527, 400 2, 228, 000 24, 455, 500 2, 348, 000 63, 982, 900 4, 576, 000
1912, 37, 272, 900 2, 127,759 29, 344, 100 2, 286, 340 66,617, 000 4, 414,099
1920. 30, 831, 900 2, 291, 120 21, 484, 100 2, 348, 961 52, 316, 000 4,640,081
1925. 28,821, 500 3, 256, 272 19, 561, 100 2, 765, 334 48, 382, 600 6,021, 606
1929. 17, 185, 400 2, 453, 887 15, 953, 000 2,070, 398 33, 138, 400 4, 524, 285
1930. 17, 105, 900 2,069, 972 19,617, 900 2, 281,945 36, 723, 800 4, 351,917
1931. 16, 374, 400 1,473, 914 15, 936, 400 1, 310, 296 32, 310,800 2, 784, 210
1932. 12, 985, 400 941,843 14, 904, 200 1,073, 592 27, 889, 600 2,015, 435
1933, 11,684, 800 788, 197 13, 467, 800 937,055 25, 152,600 1,725, 252
1934. 13, 917, 300 902, 883 21,868, 800 1, 399,818 35, 786, 100 2, 302, 701
1935, 15, 583, 800 1,021,615 14, 317, 200 997,822 29, 901, 000 2,019, 437
1936. 16, 060, 000 1, 256, 101 14, 253, 800 1, 207, 180 30, 313, 800 2, 463, 281
1937. 20, 729, 700 1,519, 474 10, 986, 000 781,150 31,715, 700 2, 300, 624
1938. 19, 363, 000 1,198, 159 14, 049, 300 1,171, 510 33, 412, 300 2, 369, 669
1939, 20, 342, 300 1, 389, 945 16, 504, 300 1, 335, 972 36, 846, 600 2,725, 917
1940. 19, 743, 200 1,644, 497 17, 713, 900 1, 572, 750 37,457, 100 3, 217, 247
1941, 18,816, 400 2, 352, 999 16, 622, 200 2, 141, 620 35, 438, 600 4,494,619
1942, 13, 767, 700 2, 520, 080 14, 954, 300 2, 700, 862 28, 722, 000 5, 220, 942
1944 14, 126, 600 4, 531, 345 15, 720, 400 4, 528, 735 29, 847, 000 9, 060, 080
1945, 15, 033, 500 5, 261, 725 17, 536, 400 6, 359, 353 32, 569, 900 11,621,078
1946 . 13, 590, 300 4, 377, 090 19, 764, 800 5, 905, 230 33, 355, 100 10, 282, 320
1947. 13, 076, 500 4, 358, 510 20,653, 800 7,465, 140 33, 730, 300 11, 823, 650
1948. 13, 285, 100 4, 760, 392 21, 117, 500 7,024, 940 34, 402, 600 11,785, 332
1949, 13, 717, 700 5, 386,805 18, 059, 000 5, 988, 255 31,776, 700 11, 375, 060
IEDs. aia 14, 406, 000 5, 520,892 15, 547, 500 5, 573, 880 29, 953, 500 11,094, 772
(Walaa a 6 14, 521, 900 6,692, 360 15, 076, 300 5,276,511 29, 598, 200 11, 968, 871
1GE25 6°66 16, 287, 600 7, 165, 000 18, 130, 000 7,711, 975 34, 417, 600 14,876,975
1953's) eats 17, 433, 900 7,074, 450 19, 511, 000 7,652, 215 36, 944, 900 14, 726, 665
Wes 620 20, 363, 200 9,019, 500 21, 224,600 9,840, 750 41, 587, 800 18, 860, 250
1955. 17, 271, 900 7,786, 400 21, 955, 600 10,015,845 39, 227, 500 17, 802, 245
1956. 15,843, 900 8,791,685 21, 220, 200 9, 900, 857 37,064, 100 18,692, 542
1957. 14, 144, 400 7, 344,917 20, 089, 500 9,846, 869 34, 233, 900 17, 191, 786
1958. 12, 026, 700 6,667, 542 25, 503, 700 14, 126, 422 37, 530, 400 20, 793, 964
1959. 11, 966, 200 7, 234, 124 21, 354, 900 13, 374, 298 33, 321, 100 20, 608, 422
1960. 11, 769, 700 8, 426, 224 15, 340, 400 10, 882, 946 27,110, 100 19, 309, 170
1961. 10, 336, 600 7,802, 392 17, 163, 500 13, 932, 107 27, 500, 100 21, 734, 499
1962. 8, 137, 500 6, 182, 332 11, 800, 000 9, 773, 869 19, 937, 500 15, 956, 201
TGS eye 7,756, 400 5,618,082 10, 517, 900 8,110, 189 18, 274, 300 13,728, 271
Iss co Buc 7,947, 700 5, 460, 637 14, 150, 200 10, 345, 064 22, 097, 900 15, 805, 701
1965 ere) eae 8,620,100 6,405, 280 12, 568 , 400 10,291, 253 21,188, 500 16, 696, 533
ends —

1/ EXCLUSIVE OF THE JAMES AND POTOMAC RIVERS.

SOUTH ATLANTIC OYSTER CATCH, VARIOUS YEARS, 1880-1965

YEAR

1880.
1887.
1888.
1889,
1890,
1897.
1992. :
GOS e eae
Ilse oc
1918% % Gs
IGS Gg oe
OZ 7a untae
EDS. 518" 0
1020 2ape anes
IEDR 8 Oo 5
1931.

ICERS Goo
NOS4 ence
1936.05) oe

NORTH CAROLINA

POUNDS

938, 400
1, 175, 650
1, 129, 960
5, 528, 942
4, 456,075
4,740,675
5,645, 928
4, 159, 320
1,834, 058
1, 197, 630
3, 089, 146
2, 397, 750
2, 286,610
2,828, 420
2, 205, 674
1, 500, 571
1,201, 356
1, 160, 700
2, 480, 500

VALUE

$60, 000
48, 353
46,129

194,272

175, 567

241,099

268, 363

227, 300
63, 405
70, 280

229, 576

200,742
167, 490

245, 533
155, 148
92,061
51, 339
53, 092
160, 631

SOUTH CAROLINA

POUNDS

238, 000

179, 571

191, 552

207,631

300, 594
1, 022, 924
3, 282, 972
7, 439, 880
3, 356, 390
1,893, 004
3, 421, 992
3,699, 391
3, 942, 446
3, 133, 518
3, 248, 509
2, 539, 802
2,417,841
2,861, 900
3, 117, 900

VALUE

$20, 000
18, 581
19, 146
19,890
23, 204
45, 360

118, 460

137, 000
93, 927
96, 542

113, 955

156, 002

162, 867

125,661

133, 152
60,676
51,856

101, 774

162,612

(CONTINUED ON NEXT PAGE)

POUNDS

393, 400
618,678
677, 772
917, 184
1, 260,875
2, 734, 883
6,878,880
8,070, 320
2,839, 084
891, 028
1, 381, 182
608, 033
841,736
442, 266
159, 385
307, 766
588, 408
568, 700
330, 100

GEORGIA

$35, 000
26, 950
29, 370
26, 356
40, 520
86, 709

220, 467

334, 000

170,812
73,913
86,771
43, 602
54,670
19, 970
10, 608

9, 251
15,670
31, 361
21, 066

a 0) 080-00 Gyo. 0) 6 bso) 0

HISTORICAL FISHERY STATISTICS

SOUTH ATLANTIC OYSTER CATCH,
VARIOUS YEARS, 1880-1965 - Continued

POUNDS

1,940, 900
1, 426, 900
1,055, 600

690, 400
1,707, 100
1, 322, 100
1, 531, 900
1,620, 900
1, 525, 300
1,008, 400

731, 000
1, 318, 000
1,086, 500
1,041,500
1,311,000
1,216, 200
1, 209, 100

961, 400

694, 000

727,700

863,700

NORTH CAROLINA

VALUE

$112,051
98, 468
72, 964
52, 560
400, 210
555, 686
632, 122
600, 238
536,015
395,870
286, 395
563, 777
479, 757
434, 311
587, 607
560, 442
615, 467
485, 589
356, 705
414,775

473, 549

FLORIDA, EAST COAST

POUNDS

282, 171
342, 623
393, 369
679, 200
456, 000
462, 700
302, 800
323,800
208 , 700
137, 500
29, 800
28, 100
20, 800
25, 300
22,700
19, 400
32, 300
24, 800
29, 700
40, 000
44, 600
72, 600
67, 000
80, 700
92, 300
166,000

VALUE

SSS SaSsSspsSSsawo

$23,619
25, 361
18,472
29,016
19,677
21, 862
15, 860
10, 737
12,823
77, 000
13, 410
15, 174
4, 160
5, 060
4, 767
4, 268
7, 752
6,795
8, 197
12, 241
13, 380
21, 343
20, 100
24,210
27, 702
49,804

POUNDS
1, 569, 800

NNUNNNNNNNNNNN

5, 895, 739
4,690, 762
4, 600, 974
5, 270, 500
6, 384, 500
5, 454, 200
3,644, 700
3, 333, 200
3, 366, 600
2,821,800
3,033, 500
3, 782, 900
4,111, 600
4,021, 100
3, 809, 900
2, 261, 100
3,656, 400
3,068, 100
2,650, 900
3, 517, 300
4,119, 700
3, 984, 500
3, 848, 900
4,837, 300
3, 526, 900
4,082, 400

TOTAL

SOUTH CAROLINA GEORGIA

POUNDS VALUE POUNDS _—'| VALUE
2,811, 600 $104,718 239, 000 $12, 576
1,761, 000 66, 703 154, 000 8, 038
1,719, 400 64, 548 234, 400 12, 353
2, 202, 700 81,817 264, 800 15, 178

722, 100 117, 147 255, 100 50, 026
1, 373, 700 336, 125 307, 900 76,740
1, 930, 200 482, 500 292, 700 72, 155
2, 248, 700 583, 982 221, 200 55, 300
2, 247, 700 425, 364 222, 800 58, 400
2, 561, 600 559, 829 217, 200 65, 160
1, 337, 400 334, 330 173, 300 51,990
2; 185, 900 441,943 120, 200 35,716
1,844, 500 369,681 112, 300 27, 401
1, 437, 100 288, 197 142, 600 35, 002
1,918, 300 379, 249 248, 000 60, 937
2,627, 500 919, 625 231, 400 58,831
2, 544, 300 1, 095, 210 158, 500 47, 650
2,673, 600 1, 167, 565 146, 900 51,415
3, 827, 100 1,556, 490 235, 500 82, 425
2,511, 100 996, 969 195, 800 68, 536
2,805, 000 902, 482 247,700 86, 696

VALUE
$115, 000

NNNNNNNNNNNNN

322, 527
187, 349
137, 337
215, 243
363, 986
251, 207
189, 069
160, 602
162, 378
644, 383
981, 961
»201, 951
1, 243, 680
1,024,839
1,025, 626
676, 983
,049, 188
883, 634
765, 707
1,040, 034
7552, 278
1,779,670
1,724, 669
2,019, 830
1, 507, 982
7512, 531

1/ THE CATCH OF OYSTERS ON THE EAST COAST OF FLORIDA HAS BEEN INCLUDED WITH THAT OF THE WEST COAST OF FLORIDA.
2/ DATA NOT AVAILABLE.

263-707 O ~ 67 - 44

688

HISTORICAL FISHERY STATISTICS

FLORIDA OYSTER CATCH, VARIOUS YEARS, 1880-1965

POUNDS

SSSA aaa

282,171
342, 623
393, 369
679, 200
456, 000
462, 700
302, 800
323, 800
208, 700
137, 500
29, 800
28, 100
20, 800
25, 300
22, 700
19, 400
32, 300
24, 800
29, 700
40, 000
44, 600
72,600
67, 000
80, 700
92, 300
166, 000

VALUE

SS SSO SS Se

$23,619
25, 361
18,472
29,016
19,677
21,862
15,860
10, 737
12,823
77, 000
13, 410
15, 174
4, 160
5, 060
4, 767
4, 268
7,752
6,795
8,197
12, 241
13, 380
21, 343
20, 100
24,210
27, 702
49,804

POUNDS
1/270, 384

1/822, 830
1/1, 228, 860
T/1,611, 402

1/928, 634
796,511

1/3, 056, 976
1/3; 670, 480
1, 140,092
1/1351, 109
1,052, 840
1/1, 237, 640
13-738, 538
1, 504, 566
1,501, 082
1; 406, 153
1; 108; 837
1, 356, 800
917, 100
817, 200
857, 700
741,700
668, 600

1, 495, 800
872, 700
680, 600
541, 900
563, 800
667, 500
630, 300
856, 300
710, 200
794, 800
1, 415, 000
1, 930, 800
3, 254, 100
4, 952, 500
4, 282, 100
2s 792,700
23788, 700

1/ DATA FOR THE EAST COAST INCLUDED WITH THE WEST COAST.

1880,
1887.
1888 .
1889,
1890,
1895,
1897,
1902,
1908.
1911,
1918.
1923,
1927,
1928,
1929,
1930.
1931,
1932,
1934.
1936.
1937.
1938.
1939,
1940.
1945,
1948,

SEE FOOTNOTES AT END OF TABLE,

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GULF OYSTER CATCH, VARIOUS YEARS, 1880-1965

POUNDS

1/270, 384
a (2)
1/822, 830
» 228, 860
T/1,611, 402
1/928, 634.
/796, 511
y |, 056, 976
73, 670, 480
AL 140,092
/1,511, 109
WF 052,840
1/1, 237,640
Yi, » 738, 538
7/1, 504, 566
1,501, 082
1, 406, 153
1, 108,837
1, 356, 800
917, 100
817, 200
857, 700
741, 700
668, 600
1, 495, 800
(2)

1, 162, 592
376, 360
729, 559
520, 804

1,886, 104
178,823
286, 794
768,721
859, 217
391, 800
991,800

1,235, 200

1, 358, 700

1, 357, 700
936, 000

1,605, 700

1, 531, 200

EAST COAST WEST COAST

VALUE

1/$15, 950
1/57, 398
1/86, 312

17108, 542
1/61, 723
1/62, 024
17161, 296

1/296, 000

1/143; 937

1/141, 948
1/86, 399
17207, 512

Y254, 753
1/223, 661

118, 579
96, 693
58,895
72,615
62,091
54,873
63, 528
62,051
49,075
703, 026
392, 450
367, 522
108, 380
62, 248
140,175
138, 666
205, 512
198, 856
218, 494
404, 689
482, 700

1,031,549
1,406,515
1; 2247 680
"781,142

937, 588

(CONTINUED ON NEXT PAGE)

POUNDS

270, 384
822, 830
1, 228, 860
1,611, 402
928, 634.
796,511
3, 056, 976
3,670, 480
1, 140, 092
1,511, 109
1, 052, 840
1, 237,640
1, 738, 538
1, 504, 566
1, 783, 253
1,748, 776
1, 502, 206
2, 036, 000
1, 373, 100
1, 279, 900
1, 160, 500
1,065, 500
877, 300
1,633, 300
902, 500
708, 700
562, 700
589, 100
690, 200
649; 700
888, 600
735, 000
824, 500
1,455, 000
1,975, 400
3, 326, 700
5,019, 500
4, 362, 800
2; 885, 000
2,954, 700

POUNDS

62, 250
1,446, 939
1,910, 340
2, 105, 302
2, 008, 130
2

1,567, 985
5, 988, 778
2; 657,079
1,620, 978
3, 168, 248
4, 224, 090
692, 794
048,679
642,777
896, 246
437,894
222, 320
903, 900
5, 770, 900
12, 894, 100
2, 241, 400
7, 706, 400
2, 270, 100

265, 200
1, 308, 600

6,
5,
6,
4,
3,
5,
4,

M]SS]SS] PP}

VALUE

$15, 950
57, 398
86, 312

108, 542
61,723
62, 024

161, 296

296, 000

143, 937

141, 948
86, 399

207, 512

254, 753

223,661

142, 198

122, 054
77, 367

101,631
81, 768
76,735
79, 388
72, 788
61,898

780, 026

405, 860

382, 696

112, 540
67, 308

144, 942

142, 934

213, 264

205, 651

226,691

416, 930

496, 080

1, 052, 892
1, 426,615
1, 248,890
808, 844
987,392

VALUE

$10, 000
118, 974
157, 463
167,713
166,672
(2)
110, 964
426, 222
295, 800
139, 73
307, 326
472, 652
667, 127
490, 223
453, 786
320, 607
143, 843
201, 945
309, 790
361,861
579, 339
103, 084
338,773
147, 157
119,842
425, 480

HISTORICAL FISHERY STATISTICS

689

GULF OYSTER CATCH, VARIOUS YEARS, 1880-1965 - Continued

POUNDS

1949, ... 1, 086, 400
IEDs 5 0 6 872, 700
I@Silo. oa 0 680, 600
19225 6 66 541, 900
WEEL a o 6 563, 800
(Qe 6 6 6 667, 500
1955 5m) oes 630, 300
1956..... 856, 300
I@EV5 6 ob 710, 200
Weds o Ob 794, 800
1959, ... 1, 415, 000
TOGO Re reps 1, 930, 800
Slo 6 6 6 3, 254, 100
MSG 25irev iene 4, 952, 500
1S6S Se ee 4, 282, 100
1964. ... 2,792,700
Wee 6 6 6 2,788, 700

POUNDS

1GBQ5 oo 6 1, 188,850
WEE 6 6 6 2, 733, 254
UEEEG 6 OO 2,901, 568
1889, ... 3, 367, 146
1890..... 3, 391, 588
IGEEG 60 6 (2)

WEES Goo 3, 865, 536
19025 re cere 4,829, 604
1908s. Ge 11, 952, 980
Wie soo 12, 419, 134
Wis G50 4, 522, 478
IGE ob 60 4,119,099
1927, ... 6,640, 202
1928. ... 6, 245, 730
1929, ... 4, 549, 402
CEOs 6 4 0 4,846, 300
Weslo ao 6 3, 589, 898
G32 eareurem 2,978,061
NOS4tararon. 5, 591, 700
CESS. oo 0 5, 742, 800
WES oo 0 8, 048, 100
WGEc 64 6 10, 222, 300
1939, ... 13, 586, 400
1940... . 12, 412, 200
W045 targeeers 9, 884, 100
W366 6 6 9, 016, 300
1949, ... 9, 687, 500
WEN 6 60 8,715, 400
1951 "eevee 8, 163, 700
S25, 6°60 11, 401,600
WES 6 615 9, 435,300
Wes 66 5 8, 361, 100
Wesh 64 6 9, 395, 900
WWES6 6 6 6 10, 056, 100
Wo oo 5 10, 489, 300
1958. ... 8, 264, 800
WEG o 6 6 9,667, 500
1960, ... 8, 310, 800
Wess 666 10, 139, 200
WEES. 6 <o-0 10, 160, 300
WEES 6/6 0 11, 563, 200
1964. ... 11, 401, 100
Vaso a v0 8,342,700

VALUE

$445,893
392, 450
367, 522
108, 380
62, 248
140, 175
138, 666
205, 512
198, 856
218, 494
404, 689
482, 700
1,031, 549
1, 406, 515
1, 224, 680
781,142
937, 588

LOUIS] ANA

VALUE

$200, 000
215, 163
230,820
269, 057
299, 896

2)
432, 668
493, 227
675, 000
799, 316
494, 299
7710, 434
1, 097, 833
946, 767
438, 410
550, 046
278, 866
228, 327
414, 315
514, 729
652, 516
539, 734
719,901
694, 785
2,829, 007
3, 157, 393
3, 459, 341
2, 842, 603
1, 902, 647
3,075, 141
2,672, 664
2, 350, 270
2,753, 177
2, 238, 034
2, 756, 098
2, 425, 917
2, 645, 124
2, 303, 997
2,849, 090
3, 316, 554
3, 720, 113
2,976, 152

2,401,607

POUNDS

1, 585, 800
2,070, 300
2, 191, 400
1,842, 000
1, 449, 700
739, 300
1, 580, 600
769, 900
1,291, 200
457, 600
894, 800
1, 169, 300
508, 500
442, 700
995, 400
1,005,300
492, 400

POUNDS

324, 541
1, 240, 003
1,651,771
1,745, 304
2,133, 472

2)
1,722, 604
1, 660, 667
2, 368, 696
1, 765, 632
2, 312, 474
1, 742, 294
1,910, 333
1, 249, 848
1, 729, 085
1, 157, 315

982, 032

980, 601
1, 311, 800

823, 100

1,411, 200
2, 296, 300
1, 095, 800
1,210, 900
2,617, 900
3; 357; 100

4,835, 500

FLORIDA
WEST COAST ALABAMA

VALUE

$662, 277
534, 116
761, 205
572, 844
484, 413
172, 510
338, 301
174, 487
288, 683
111,607
278, 521
317, 045
162, 412
164, 527
352, 577
324,125

206, 685

VALUE

$47, 300
88, 275
109, 633
111, 400
127, 990
(2)

94, 663
100, 359
167, 200
123, 565
143,610
176, 076
189,665
129, 958
146, 167
80, 494
59, 371
52,610
105, 204
78,110
90, 631
102, 661
75, 744
108, 204
232, 361
265, 174
132, 702
44,678
139, 339
251, 746
265, 604
193, 418
160, 398
285, 475
262, 362
118, 254
395, 885
654, 532
329, 320
473, 117
913, 835
1, 092) 582

4,538, 482

POUNDS

461, 900
507, 800
27, 600

23, 100
317, 700
976, 500
1,731, 200
846, 300
862, 300
578, 800
333, 800

2, 390, 700
3, 241, 100
2,073, 700
4,679, 500
4,828, 600
2,695, 400

POUNDS

2, 173, 110
(2)

7, 524, 780

9,818, 882
10,650, 341

(2)

8, 750, 952
16, 623, 575
22, 326,915
18, 108, 428
11,890, 669
11,867, 882
17,001,773
16, 168, 899
14, 604, 653
12, 687, 737
10, 184, 698
11, 149, 036
13, 556, 000
14, 245, 700
24, 184, 200
16, 036, 000
24, 379, 500
17, 584, 100
13, 969, 600

(2)
13, 120, 900
12, 291, 500
11,519, 000
14, 636, 600
12,835, 000
11, 443, 500
13, 880, 900
13, 514, 100
14, 306, 000
10, 407, 400
13, 722, 300
16, 097, 900
18, 238, 700
18,840, 100
24, 138, 100
23, 384, 800
19,154,700

MJSSI]SS}]PP]

VALUE

$138,625
195, 370
10, 515
8,638
77,107
199, 455
349,851
173, 654
185, 402
122, 322
82, 488
535, 495
752, 456
537, 870
975, 115
1,098, 736
626,796

VALUE

$318, 200
(2)
587, 488
731, 240
810,912
(2)
760, 526
1,300,877
1, 603, 000
1, 275, 433
1, 125, 358
1, 592, 280
2, 209, 311
1,972, 808
1, 280, 976
1,093, 580
607, 031
574,095
925, 758
1,077,678
1, 443, 504
880, 788
1,279, 979
1, 100, 372
4,601, 243
(2)
4,838, 838
4, 009, 217
3, 181, 228
4,016, 749
3, 562, 036
3, 055, 828
3, 740, 393
3,077, 162
3,691, 401
2,996, 594
3, 806, 707
4, 293, 769
5, 124, 827
5, 898, 583
7, 186, 320
6,272; 737
5,711,158

1/ INCLUDES THE CATCH FOR THE EAST COAST OF FLORIDA.

2/ DATA NOT AVAILABLE.

690

PACIFIC COAS

HISTORICAL FISHERY STATISTICS

T STATES OYSTER CATCH, VARIOUS YEARS, 1892-1965

oo

EASTERN
YEAR
WASHINGTON CALIFORNIA
POUNDS POUNDS POUNDS

IGERG ee on ter DE OIGwe kato - - 1,022, 000 1 1,022,000 1
SOS Mere aterey euch omen - - 2/1, 145,000 1 2/1,145,000 1
NEES oi 5) GF oan oe DONS eb to - = 2,520,000 $792, 000 2,520,000 $792, 000
SOAR etaaeciec race. ya iseeeahe - - 1,019,767 536, 253 1,019, 767 536, 253
IWS 6G .c.6 a0 6 OO 06 (3) (3) 3 (3) (3) (3)
NOMIS Marerctepat ccm to Suet ey 265,013 $140,028 375,774 165, 573 640,787 305, 601
1GZ26 60 6 166 0 6 Odo 45,710 24,416 74,000 1) 119,710 (1)
SCREENS Bites VES gue DAU cei 44,954 38, 235 68,810 24, 084 113, 764 62,319
WOE) eG 6) B! Ged! a) 0-0 ave 36, 022 23, 362 52,678 22,576 88,700 45,938
(EES 6 as Bro doco elo 6 10, 332 9,608 56,900 24, 386 67, 232 33, 994
(ASS G6 co ole O08 68 20, 280 21,181 61,042 26,161 81, 322 47,342
WWEVo. od alto 016,00: 0 113, 360 53, 060 55, 492 23,782 168, 852 76, 842
TODS Ges ery Ail ee ahs tae 73, 640 31,914 72, 630 30, 699 146,270 62,613
UES ss 6: Ga) 6) bla ol oa 6 8,780 5, 698 43,725 21, 862 52, 505 27, 560
WWEOS Gig o clo na mio oy.d 1,970 1, 851 72,796 29,118 74,766 30,969
TOSS eee Re eee 2,650 1,961 168,916 52,785 171, 566 54,746
IGEBo 6.6 6 G00 Oo O10 G0 2,400 1,370 39, 227 12, 258 41,627 13, 628
ICED 6 GoGo 010-6 000 1,466 844 58,419 21,907 59, 885 22,751
ICE26. Goma ono.G 0.050 a-0 500 175 89, 100 38,981 89, 600 39,156
WEEG to 6 60 6 6-6 655. 6-0 700 297 64,000 30, 848 64,700 31,145
WEG oo 6 6 6-6 0100 0 1, 300 337 58, 900 18, 320 60, 200 18,657
WETS o.00 G20 0100'0 0,0 800 300 67, 300 23, 047 68, 100 23, 347
IGE .6 6 00Gb OD Oo Oo 0 - - 48, 200 17,677 48, 200 17,677
(EN G-c!o-5-4 6.0.06 O06 - - 24, 100 8,917 24, 100 8,917
WOHO5° 6 6 ao 00 O06 OO - - 18, 100 7,938 18, 100 7,938
(Oo: 6 Gogo o ica: oO OO - - 18, 800 8, 865 18, 800 8, 865
1042506. G0 0-000 000.0 - - 11, 600 8,475 11, 600 8,475
(495 o/b a o'ld 0 b80 O06 - - 11,600 7,483 11, 600 7,483
een 5G) o5 0-0 00.0800 - - 13, 400 10, 557 13, 400 10, 557
(EASES 6 G0 ob 0-0 00,6 - - 9, 200 8,461 9, 200 8,461
WeGo'a=0: ‘G18 ao. ao 8.6/6 - - 11, 800 13, 393 11, 800 13, 393
Wvo~o 0.5 00.0 0 0-0 00 - - 18, 700 22, 381 18, 700 22, 381
1485 5 a 0 .0/G o 0 1006-0°0 - - 46,400 51, 633 46,400 51, 633
Ib 5.6 GG 6.0 G)0- 0.00 - - 6,500 4,654 6, 500 4,654
IWGEDS bo Ga Og GTO 04020 - - 16,400 16, 134 16, 400 16, 134
(Bo 6 60°06 O10 0-60 0 - - 25,000 28, 460 25, 000 28, 460
NOES -o-5 0 G0 0 6 00.0 - - 22,500 30, 576 22, 500 30, 576
(GES 6c! 6% bb OO 0G O - - 18, 200 28, 360 18, 200 28, 360
WES 6 695 6 6 bolo 6 oO - - 17, 500 29,096 17, 500 29,096
WEEE ‘ord O56 0, clo col aeao - - 19, 700 36,188 19,700 36, 188
WEES 65570-56060. 0 Ob - - 19, 900 37,905 19, 900 37,905
WEES" o' 65 G56 O60 010 6 - - 16, 900 32, 068 16, 900 32, 068
Wee 6450606 0 6'a OG - - 4,500 9,292 4,500 9,292
GENS 5 Gow 66 6.6 a5 O - - 1, 200 2, 838 1, 200 2, 838
TEEOS'S2G 6S hod OS'S - - 300 691 300 691
(es 65 debro odo 0 c040 - - 14,800 5,110 14, 800 5,110
1625 5/5 0 Slovo oO 4 ove - - 13, 300 4,717 13, 300 4,717
MISE SOO) O, Broo 0:0 - - 13, 500 4,726 13, 500 4,726
MOG4 Sregrep asm cuacare vomtsiteees 4,900 10,277 4,900 10, 277
96SaNe een ou ots 8,000 20,833 8,000 20,833

YEAR

OREGON

1940. ;
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POUNDS

35, 000
9,800
15,680
28, 000
60, 000
65, 796
228,318
975,758
2,093, 945
2,790, 750
4,925, 100
5,477, 200
6, 306, 300
7,712, 700
8, 378, 300
8, 290, 400
9, 659, 900

VALUE

(1)
$7, 000
9,997
16, 000
30, 000
23, 326
82,875
129, 567
126,999
178, 858
356, 059
435,437
446,377
543, 041
523, 217
467, 578
540, 955

(CONTINUED ON NEXT PAGE)

POUNDS

25, 200
24, 500
9,900
28, 900
87, 500
195, 100
205, 900
923, 500

VALUE

$1, 800
1,741
780
2,475
5,400
8, 240
8, 236
51,716

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POUNDS VALUE POUNDS VALUE
11,517, 100 $863,784 559, 800 $41,985
10,315, 000 928, 350 137, 500 11,000
6,803, 100 2,721, 250 885,600 303, 639
8,114, 200 1,363,185 509, 900 85, 663
9,460, 100 1,589, 241 575, 500 96, 691
13, 230, 200 2,249, 127 130, 200 22,133
11, 235, 700 1,910,071 78, 800 13, 388
9,483, 900 1, 688, 134 59, 500 10,716
7,634, 600 1,741, 207 501,100 85, 904
7,085, 700 1,771,422 976, 100 214,745
7,775, 800 1,618,779 805, 100 206,914
9,018,400 1,649,621 916, 500 198, 886
9,595, 300 1,452, 649 668, 000 114, 231
10, 363, 000 1,606, 263 436, 400 69, 825
10, 879, 300 2,176, 539 527, 600 105,518
10, 579, 000 2,454,752 566, 800 124,690
9,855, 400 1,807,478 428, 800 85, 760
9,537, 300 1,751,455 507, 900 101, 582
10, 057, 200 1, 798, 539 619, 600 114, 624
9, 206, 400 1, 794, 847 493, 900 98, 786
8,619, 500 1,557, 168 328, 500 72, 268
8,876, 900 2,119,670 511, 900 127,975
8, 102, 600 2,041,751 387, 000 108, 700
8, 244, 100 2,186,779 334, 500 105, 900
7,874, 800 1,789, 667 185, 000 53,475

PACIFIC 4/ = CONT]NUED
CALIFORNIA TOTAL
SS ee

POUNDS VALUE POUNDS VALUE

= = 35, 000 (1)
- - 9, 800 $7,000
- - 15, 680 9,997
- - 28, 000 16, 000
- - 60, 000 30, 000
- - 65, 796 23, 326
- - 228,318 82, 875
58, 833 $14, 684 1,034, 591 144, 251
9,142 2, 286 2, 103, 087 129, 285
26, 824 6, 706 2,842,774 187, 364
6, 700 1,675 4,956, 300 359, 475
40, 000 7, 842 5,527, 100 444, 059
41,400 7,813 6, 376, 600 456, 665
90, 700 13, 602 7,890, 900 562, 043
161, 000 30, 688 8,734, 400 562, 145
219, 900 41,463 8,716, 200 517, 277
172, 300 17, 396 10, 755, 700 610, 067
236, 200 38,516 12, 313, 100 944, 285
73; 100 20, 464 10, 525, 600 959, 814
102, 000 29, 656 7,790, 700 3,054, 545
76,400 37,135 8, 700, 500 1,485, 983
38,700 19,925 10, 074, 300 1, 705, 857
10, 600 5,955 13, 371, 000 2, 277, 215
5, 500 3,140 11, 320, 000 1,926,599
20, 000 11,729 9,563, 400 1,710, 579
28, 200 21,744 8, 163, 900 1,648, 855
17,900 15, 250 8,079, 700 2,001,417
16, 100 14,477 8,597, 000 1,840, 170
22, 600 16,132 9, 957, 500 1,864, 639
19, 400 15, 949 10, 282, 700 1,582, 829
56,000 24,441 10, 855, 400 1, 700, 529
196, 200 49,469 11, 603, 100 2,331, 526
735, 000 138, 654 11,880, 800 2,718, 096
1, 330, 100 251, 448 11,614, 300 2, 144, 686
1,151, 900 225,122 11, 197, 100 2,078, 159
1,651, 100 305, 287 12, 327, 900 2, 218, 450
1, 282, 400 288, 074 10, 982, 700 2,181,707
1, 205, 700 290, 503 10, 153, 700 1,919,939
1,325, 200 301,701 10, 714, 000 2,549, 346
1, 255, 500 225, 993 9,745, 100 2,376, 444
1,354, 700 243, 850 9,933, 300 2,536, 529
1,054,800 242, 607 9,114, 600 2,085, 749

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692 HISTORICAL FISHERY STATISTICS

PACIFIC COAST STATES OYSTER CATCH,
VARIOUS YEARS, 1892-1965 - Continued

WESTERN

YEAR
WASHINGTON OREGON
POUNDS VALUE POUNDS
WEBS SG ooo ooo OOOO 1,979, 000 $147,995 $3,062
UGE coo 460600000 1, 297, 000 109, 232 2, 220
IGEDS 60 6606660 00 1, 180, 000 174, 567 9,000 3625
{Weoo Go 0.0 6 G16 000 1, 833, 000 (1) 9, 000 1)
WES o!5 0.000 0500 0-0 3/1, 321, 000 3/346, 000 3/7, 300 3/4, 000
(HEG..g: 6.0/0) 6 0"0! 0.6 0.10 815, 000 1 1,547 75
ICE 6 oN lala Oro 0.0) 0-0 555, 000 1 11, 000 (1)
TEESE G6 6) GiouO.6 0-006 681, 840 323,770 14,400 4,200
ets oior0'6 Go oO G10 0 6 650, 700 342,447 11,070 4,305
IEEB6 10'0'0'01'0!d 650.6 0.0 663, 348 350, 042 9,693 4,300
WEIS 61696 696,0.6.0.0 6-0 697, 920 358, 631 2,616 2,325
WGEVa':0 10.0 10.000. 60-0 615, 792 284, 351 2, 700 2, 250
6 'o\0G-0 15D Q040:0-0 614, 520 312, 594 432 480
WEN G: 6..0 6 00 6-00. 000 608, 964 356, 443 9,000 6,000
WEDS oo: 6,0 f 010.000 0 302, 659 250, 502 8,177 5,310
WENb 6 1b)-0 soNGid)o,08 01050 182, 197 151,465 5,993 2, 854
WEES) 00..81'0.1650 6 65010 0 256,731 133, 005 2,476 964
{EEG a Grolic o Glpso O00 219, 968 117, 064 4,550 2, 600
YER 6 G0,0 G10. d2020 6-6 317, 700 179,949 7,800 4,357
(ESS 05610 6 6-0'6/0 610.0 326, 700 201,581 8, 900 5,210
ICES alOccuot EO RO MGA eato ae 304, 800 207,481 7,900 5, 283
(PEWS 6 0'D G0 0 0 O1080 0 266, 000 193, 950 9,600 6,440
WEE 1G (0,16) Ga 010.6 8H10"6 262, 200 182, 299 8,700 4,464
WEEDS. 66-6 616.610.620.010 236, 500 149,855 9,400 4,675
1O40cmemenrenc eoniotten cprenraine 222, 700 133, 287 1, 300 780
TOMS .G\G. bia OF Oro, 080 258, 200 163, 560 1,000 625
(OARS) 6.6.60 '0!0' 010 O40 239, 700 167, 790 = =
TEE 6 6-00 O0-0 6-0 0.0 167, 600 213,972 3, 300 2,904
eee hoo 10-0. OnO<OvO OO 159, 300 157,707 - -
(OAS: A 666 6 O06 60.00 151, 100 149,610 2 -
WEES: GeO) 61.6 0.060.107 0-0 © 169, 300 214,972 - a
WAG G SO! 60.00: 0 6: 6-0 146, 000 200, 020 - S
(ORES 6-616 6 0 6 b.000 un 154,500 211,627 - -
OLE G8 GlOne Oo 6 GidNO-0 203, 000 278,400 - -
WEG 6 0°66 G'G:6 5 o0 138, 800 198, 350 - -
UES: 6!5' Gb Ouolo 0-6 0.6 85, 400 122,050 - -
E265 -G GpIO! O'S C8000 120, 200 137,028 - =
(EER G2 620.6) on 10016 b-6 116, 500 166,412 - -
ISEBG 0 70. 0, O00 6-0-0 96, 600 144,900 - -
WEEE. S O56) OF 0000 UO 56, 200 112,430 - =
1956. . « OOO 08 0°0 26, 100 65, 168 - -
1957. 2» elvleiponeliuenietts 18, 500 55, 400 a -
1958. . . eieiieieieneus 32, 200 91,873 - =
1959, . . Gu! 6G OG: o 41,500 97,035 = -
1960. . » 60 Dio ds0.0 44,900 94, 309 - -
196 leases sreryemolsen ers 38, 100 95,175 < -
1962, . . G10 0 06°00 26, 300 72,405 co o
1963. . . oa o-G-a00:'6 31,000 100, 860 = -
1964. 6 « *vesfeqieriet enue 33,700 97,800 - =
WEEE 8.6 joao aba 000-6 40, 600 121,800
POUNDS POUNDS
NSQSiaae tee son «i! At su saceisies 294,000 2, 288, 000 $849, 314 3, 310, 000 1
WERE Gy Blauc BIG Hess Ollone (2) 1 (1) 2,455, 000 1
WEES) oO Ja8O) og) Ueno) 0-6 540, 000 1,729,000 251,192 4,249,000 | $1,043, 192
[G04 sareren mien cnieieomteuiciats 386, 000 (1) 2, 228, 000 (1) 3, 247, 767 (1)
NOOB iverte! emote! euleixe folnene 3/729,000 | 3/337,000 | 3/2,057,300 | 3/687,000 2,057, 300 687, 000
VHWSa <o'G odio Ode! ab. 11,000 (1) 827, 547 1 1,468, 334 1
Wee 0 G6 On OOtO Bab.D - - 566, 000 1 720,710 1
IRESGS)oo.0°o Bio DUG sooo - - 696, 240 327,970 819, 804 397, 289
WEES 68 Ga aud (on Gb O86 co - - 661,770 346,752 766, 150 402, 687
TOZO uote omenrouteenietlehis 25 8 673, 066 354, 350 768, 298 404, 344
1926 sarswrerneynedinn om anioniell cis 36 20 700, 572 360, 976 841, 894 438, 318
WEISS G.bs066 6 O00,.c - - 618, 492 286,601 787, 344 363, 443
NOZOS Ee one otro eltenemen cits 4,028 1,726 618, 980 314, 800 765, 250 377,413
TOI 0,O Oud O'G-0..0 0 0 9,295 4,647 627, 259 367,090 745, 560 417,976
OBO smremtewetriceiea surement eats 4,949 3,093 315,785 258, 905 618, 869 372,749
(elo 6 Scand 010 0o2 00,0 17,111 8,032 205, 301 162, 351 1,411, 458 361, 348
1OS2 Ste ronreememeiierrememene 10,930 4,544 270,137 138,513 2,414, 851 281,426
(RESb) Go. 06 & Gip.usdco Go 1,218 558 225,736 120, 222 3,128, 395 330, 337
TOB4 si rstiettentermon onto) eeu ee 5,000 2,728 330, 500 187, 034 5, 376, 400 585, 665
OSS See momtalieeinsnicatenenme 2, 800 1, 334 338, 400 208, 125 5,930, 200 683, 329
(1996 Save sameyonromretiomye toutelse 4, 300 1,078 317,000 213, 842 6,753, 800 689, 164

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HISTORICAL FISHERY STATISTICS 693

PACIFIC COAST STATES OYSTER CATCH,
VARIOUS YEARS, 1892-1965 - Continued

e WESTERN = CONTINUED
YEAR GRAND TOTAL

CALIFORNIA TOTAL

POUNDS VALUE POUNDS VALUE POUNDS VALUE
Wo od 00000000 5,300 $1,768 280, 900 $202, 158 8, 239, 900 $787, 548
EIT Stee Re CR ne ae 3,900 1, 288 274, 800 188, 051 9,057,400 767,873
1OSOMMRE Rohe cone cn bale 1, 600 965 247, 500 155,495 8,987, 800 681, 689
WW Gobo GG oO GOO 3,000 1,754 227, 000 135, 821 11, 000, 800 753, 826
TESS Gea Dn reas 1, 100 373 260, 300 164, 558 12,592,200 | 1,117,708
IVES ‘ooo bob oo 0 Oo 700 228 240, 400 168,018 10,777,600 | 1,136,307
U5 6465 b6 06000 3,700 474 174, 600 217, 350 7,976,900 | 3,279,378
145 6-5 ovale 66.0000 0 - - 159, 300 157,707 8,873,200 | 1,654,247
104 Mareuraviteuist ral cinema wo stoate - - 151, 100 149,610. | 10,234,600 | 1,863,928
TOAG erie Ws Hone, ier aiee eee - - 169, 300 214,972 13,552,100 | 2,505,580
WG-6 19 16161610 6:0 BL b.c - - 146,000 200, 020 11,484,700 | 2,149,000
IGS 66-6 6 0.0 G.0 0 Gd - - 154, 500 211, 627 9,764,300 | 1,973,839
EOS Gi guaion dio aeonbmeen - - 203, 000 278, 400 8,373,400 | 2,131,909
WED oc! GudG 6 o.G.0coNOLe 4,300 4,770 143, 100 203, 120 8,239,200 | 2,220,671
WES 6-66 6 6 6-6 006-6 2,200 2, 804 87, 600 124, 854 8,709,600 | 1,993,484
WEES “Grande o) dnd ano lonane - - 120, 200 137,028 10,100,200 | 2,032,243
(OEE Go aNa Ob IGrG. Go © - - 116, 500 166,412 10,417,400 | 1,777,601
Eo 65 6.6 Gola Gloro - - 96, 600 144, 900 10,969,500 | 1,874,525
WEB 66.6 016 6 O10 0 ar6 2,400 3,007 58, 600 115,437 11,681,400 | 2,483,151
WWEo 50 60,0 0 60°06 o 700 1, 369 26, 800 66,537 11,927,500 | 2,822,538
(Vo G'050 66.66 6010 12, 200 3,048 30, 700 58, 448 11,661,900 | 2,235,202
Wey GH OkOl oF Omer Deu Ore 2,200 7,527 34, 400 99, 400 11,236,000 | 2,186,851
WeDo ‘o%6G.6- ob, OlBTO Ot6 1,100 671 42, 600 97,706 12,371,700 | 2,318,994
WED. 60°60 406600 65 - - 44,900 94, 309 11,027,900 | 2,276,707
Weio Gah o%e! 606 aso oda - - 38, 100 95,175 10,206,600 | 2,020,224
Wee5 6 Gd G10 GeO! O18c < - 26, 300 72,405 10,753,600 | 2,626,468
HOGS msdcurelicuccn cihemeiel Tees - - 31, 000 100, 860 9,789,600 | 2,482,030
WES 6606666 00'0.6 33,700 97,800 9,971,900 2,644, 606
1GGab\ oso Soro Siglo doo 40, 600 121,800 9,163,200 | 2,228,382

4/ DATA NOT AVAILABLE.

2/ EASTERN AND WESTERN OYSTERS HAVE BEEN COMBINED AND L]STED AS EASTERN OYSTERS.

3/ EASTERN AND WESTERN OYSTERS HAVE BEEN COMBINED AND LISTED AS WESTERN (NATIVE) OYSTERS.
4/ DOES NOT INCLUDE A SMALL PRODUCTION IN ALASKA DURING 1939-49, 1956 AND 1965,

NOTE:--DATA ARE SHOWN IN POUNDS OF MEATS,

ATLANTIC AND GULF STATES OYSTER CATCH, 1955-65
Million pounds &) Million pounds

ge Tal ae]

South Atlantic
and Gulf States |:

New England, Middle f
Atlantic and Chesapeake |

HISTORICAL FISHERY STATISTICS

694
SUMMARY OF PACIFIC SARDINE FISHERY, 1915-65
(THOUSANDS OF POUNDS AND THOUSANDS OF DOLLARS)
CALIFORNIA
YEAR
SAN FRANC]SCO SANTA BARBARA

NORTHERN DISTRICT DGRENeT MONTEREY DISTRICT OySTRVeT

QUANTITY. VALUE QUANTITY VALUE QUANTI TY VALUE QUANTITY VALUE
Ais 6 6 a0 ae = 31 1 4,029 20 1 (1)
TOU Gein abio cours : - - - - 10, 649 2 - -
VNs whe = = 3/1,478 2 41,125 2 - -
1918, a o Bes 778 2 66, 250 2 - -
1919, : é r= 3/1,452 2 86, 300 2 - -
1920. © - 3/1, 221 2 77,000 2 5 -
1921. 3 ° 3/1, 832 2 32, 500 2 - =
1922. 1 1 170 3 44, 679 894 (1) (1)
923s 1 1 340 1 86, 061 344 1
1924, ates 1 1 1,091 16 117,529 823 - -
1925, b 5 - - 464 9 124, 756 786 - -
1926. 3 A - - 7,057 48 155, 162 822 - -
1927, 1 1 18, 742 117 173,956 877 = =
1928, 5 1 1 26,966 145 221, 568 1,221 - -
1929, 0-005. - - 41,092 216 323, 381 1,788 - -
1930, ; Z - - 48, 469 196 259,098 1,178 = -
CEG oo ol tor eel oes amu - - 50, 661 166 153, 432 618 - -
125-6 6-0 p06 6 o0"d (1) (1) 29, 358 74 168, 284 422 - -
1933. phates! Miia - - 62, 214 196 254, 312 784 5 2
1934. : - - 367, 801 1, 359 478,923 1,775 = -
1935, . - < 433,481 1,725 376,151 1,484 - -
1936. . - - 789, 056 3, 836 402,943 1,941 - -
1937. = - 435, 550 2,727 279,194. 1,694 2 2
1938. - - 446, 631 2,501 311, 386 eg755 = o
1939. Hf - - 491,843 2, 708 429, 600 2,374 - -
1940. 1 1 231, 359 1, 204 363,115 1,930 - -
1941, 1 1 395, 325 3,291 522, 805 3, 390 - -
1942, (1) 1 210, 688 2, 325 332,491 3,589 - -
1943. . 1 1 244, 696 2,708 439, 702 4,893 - -
1944, - - 284, 494 3,135 500, 066 S575 = =
1945, = - 185, 200 2,056 316, 980 3,562 - -
1946, - - 6,401 149 71,742 1,155 - -
1947. - = 626 7 36,773 916 - -
1948, 7 1 230 6 95, 514 3,161 - -
1949, 6 15 1 33, 879 578 262, 376 4,565 - -
1950. 1 (1) 26,443 461 41,685 784 95,024 1,416
1951, - - 165 3 ‘liea7 7 53 74,973 1,567
1952, é - - - 24 1 2,610 113
1953. - - (1) (1) 1 (1) 973 54
1954. . 2 - - - - 12 1 24,433 951
1955, - - - - 937 22 39, 732 675
1956. - - - - 1 (1) 15,446 294
1957. = = = S 32 1 23,978 934
1958. - - - = 16, 784 509 47,110 1,083
1959, = - = = 29,885 598 5,526 137
1960, - - = 3, 003 65 15, 231 425
1961. - - - = 1,110 34 8,582 242
1962, oD, 0 - - (1) (1) 2,592 82 2,175 78
1963, - - - - 1,340 64 400 20
1964. - - - - 415 21 840 25
19Gb 6 bi 6 ooo L - - (1) (1) 257 26 150 11

CALIFORNIA - CONTINUE! OREGON
YEAR SAN PEDRO SAN DIEGO TOTAL
DISTRICT DISTRICT CALIFORNIA COASTAL, DUSTRINGT
ees

QUANTITY VALUE QUANTITY QUANTITY
1915. 329 7 - - 4,390 - -
1916. 2,500 2 2,500 2 15, 649 -
1917. 52, 500 2 9,000 2 104,103 - -
1918, 2 77, 500 2 13,125 2 160, 653 5 5
1919, 2 55,000 2 11,125 2 153, 877 - -
1920, 5 27, 800 2 12, 500 2 118, 521 - -
1921, 23,000 2 2,000 2 59, 332 - -
1922, 44,558 282 2,707 22 92,114 1,201 - -
1923, 67,493 338 5,302 21 159,197 704 - -
1924. 116, 957 1,170 7,109 1 242, 686 2,080 - -
1925. 174, 406 1,186 15, 669 107 315, 295 2,088 - -
1926. 124,522 658 (4) (4) 286, 741 1,528 - -
1927. 143, 549 790 6,028 44 342, 275 1,828 - -
1928. f 164, 619 909 Teale 49 420, 270 2, 324 - -
1929, : 283, 369 1,559 3,930 26 651, 772 3,589 30 (1)
1930. : 182,712 978 4,172 26 494,451 2,378 -
1931. vebae 95,979 400 132 1 300, 204. 1,185 - -
1932, Pe ynd 113, 985 325 545 4 312,172 825 - -
1933, ; D 192, 739 522 533 3 509, 798 1,505 7, (1)
1934. aac 285,181 1,030 4,054 13 | 1,135,959 4,177 - -
1935. 6 aiovort"o 292, 002 1,111 14,102 50 | 1,115, 736 4,370 52, 464 236
1936. ono De ouA.5 252, 937 1,050 , 15,856 64 | 1,460,792 6,891 28, 393 142
IER a6 BPO Do 347,461 1,903 9,408 49] 1,071,613 6,373 33,463 218
ICED S Gl aso Boole. 6 259, 859 1,550 5,513 26 | 1,023, 389 5,832 34,036 187
WEEDS oo in Geasorda oO 238,520 1, 329 831 4] 1,160, 794 6,415 44,653 246
O40 Saraecurcnisirescomeune octets 309, 391 1,653 2,107 9 905,972 4,796 6,325 32
1941, 341,408 2,439 2,941 21 | 1,262,479 9,141 31, 698 247

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695

SUMMARY OF PACIFIC SARDINE FISHERY, 1915-65 - Continued

(THOUSANDS OF POUNDS AND THOUSANDS OF DOLLARS)

YEAR

1942. .
1943. .
1944, .
1945. .
1946. .
1947. .
1948. .
1949. .
1950. .
NOS ire.
19525.
1953. .
1954. .

1955.
1956.
1957.
1958.
11959'.
1960.
1961.
1962.
1963.
1964.
1965

e/Xoleiei sells) ielol/ellisliellefkeiiefolielllelelemene!
°

eee ee ee ewe ee we ww oe

080 "O° 0-010.050. 0.00, 080-010 0'0 6 O00

Ce ee

ree ee ee er
eikeiielleielienicinelolke

YEAR

QUANTITY

SAN PEDRO
DISTRICT

421,619
282, 710
359, 050
337,490
423,992
212,439
258, 281
331, 502
547,412
246, 573
11, 642
7, 849
111,039
104,939
54, 089
21,837
143,541
38, 954
39,139
33,429
10, 596
5,391
11,687
1, 433

VALUE —_| QUANTITY
4,949
3,123 5,161 58
3,965 3, 598 40
3,730 5,393 59
5,395 8, 624 154
4,743 5,676 126
7,415 8,005 149
5, 554 5, 703 59
9,437 3,957 42
5,548 5,425 76
407 54 2
447 646 27
2,732 1,020 7
2,372 5 2
1,379 18 1
851 15
3, 847 1 1
740 2 1
693 160 3
867 48 3
330 - -
215 3 =
196

OREGON = CONTINUED

COLUMBIA RIVER
DISTRICT

CALIFORNIA = CONTINUED

SAN DIEGO
DISTRICT

PUGET SOUND
DISTRICT

WASHINGTON

QUANTITY

969, 747
972, 269
1,147, 208
845, 063
510, 759
255, 514
362,037
633,475
619, 498
328, 893
14, 330
9,469
136, 504
145, 608
69,554
45,862
207,446
74, 367
57,533
43, 169
15, 363
7,131
13, 138

1,924

COASTAL
DISTRICT

TOTAL
CALIFORNIA

VALUE

10, 370
10, 782
12,715
9,407
6, 853
5,802
10, 732
10,757
12, 140
7,247
523
528
3,701
3,069
1,674
4,787
5,439
1,475
1,186
1,146
490
299
500

126

OREGON

COASTAL DISTRICT

QuanTiTY | VALUE
3,765 3e
3,649 40

4 2
7 2
27 1
20 el
1 1
9 1

TCV oD EO o 0 0 9

TOTAL
PACIFIC COAST
STATES

QUANTITY QUANTITY QUANTITY QUANTITY

1IBs.0.6 9 0 6.0166 00.0 - - - - - - 4,390 28
W@ilGo 6 650 0-06.66 696.0 - - - - - - 15, 649 2

Wo 06 6 a oO O00 0 - - - - - - 104, 103 2

I1Bo-46'6 66060 6 6!0 - - - - - - 160,653 2

WHOd'o oo ao oOo OOO - - - - - - 153, 877 2

VWs oc ocooobo oO - - - - - - 118,521 2

NES 0G 06.650 0100 070 - - - - - - 59, 332 2

ICE25 06 0 08 6 OG - - - - - - 92,114 1,201
IEG Gc 6 o°0 Go OG OO - - - - - - 159,197 704
VB od G.0o DO O40 6 - - - - - - 242, 686 2,080
(256 5 g.0.00-0 00.005 - - - - - - 315, 295 2,088
WE3o.6.09 00000000 - - - - - = 286, 741 1,528
WES 0 6'0 0°:0'9 06 O10 8 - - - - - - W2, 275 1,828
1@2BlG 59.6070 %, 6.0 0.0 0 - - - - - - 420, 270 2, 324
1295 9 616 o'6.6 dio O16 - - - - - - 651,772 3, 589
19EN6 6 616 Gio pl o01a OO - - - - - - 494,451 2,378
V@Elo.0 66 a:0'a O00 610 - - - - - - 300, 204 1,185
VER oo oo Oooo oO OO - - - - - - 312,172 825
WEED 0 6 010-0060 0.0 0 - - - - - - 509, 798 1,505
Weto oo 6 Gb o0 60 OOO - - - - - - 1,135, 959 4,177
WEES oO GOO OO oD OO - - - - 13 (1) 1, 168, 213 4, 606
WEBS 616060006000 - - 6 1 13, 108 66 | 1,502,299 7,099
IEVo 5.0:006000-0.00 - - 22 1 34,407 224 | 1,139, 505 6,815
WEI oo DCO oO DOOD O - - 10 1 52,966 291 | 1,110, 401 6,311
WEEIg 6 G0 9-0 6 0 6 -d:0%0 - - 2 1 35, 526 195 | 1,240,975 6,856
182950. 6' 00,0 O00 O.0°0 - - 13 1 1,633 8] 913,943 4,836
1Mo o vob 6 6 ad 0 0b - - 11 1 34, 189 268 | 1, 328, 377 9,656
1025-546 oO OO OOO Oo - - 31 1 1,137 11 974,680 | 10,420
IWSo 6.0 60 6p 6 66-60 - - 114 7 20,968 231 997, 000 11,060
WOeo Aono a Goo o oo 6. 6 - - 43 2 40 (2) 1,147, 295 12,717
Wi. 0.00070 010.0 006 175 2 29 1 4,697 52] 849,971 9,462
1OBS 6-6 6.0.6.6 6 oo 0 7,918 173 7 (4) 12, 283 268] 530,994 7,295
IANS 0 oo 00 DG ONO 6 6 13, 852 259 29 1 2,821 77\| 272,236 6,140
1486.0 00 000 0 00-0 11,013 273 108 5 - - 373,159 | 11,010
1s 666600 0000D0 - - 56 3 - 5 633, 540 10, 760
VEENs 5 0 6/0000 0000 - - - - - - 619, 498 12,140
IeSilo 0 6 6a G/a'16 0000 - - - 1 (2) - - 328, 894. 7,247
WEES 610.6. 6.6.5 05-000 - - - - - - 14, 330 523
Wes, 63-0 6610-66) 010 - = - - - - 9,469 528
(Geils 06.0 0/60 oa 66 © - - - - - - 136, 504 3,701
WEL OOo Oooo DOGO - - - - - - 145, 608 3,069
1958006510000 00-00 - - - - - - 69, 554 1,674
WEWo Oo a0 00000 0 OO - - - = - - 45, 862 1,787
UO 6 a O86 0°60. 6.66.00 - - - - - - 207,446 5,439
WGEI6 6 6/00 ob 6.G 0 - - - - = = 74, 367 1,475
1ENG 66 bb 6 000 60 Oo - - - - - - 57,533 1, 186
VESIo.0%G 0 6'6.0 60 0 00 - - - - - - 43,169 1,146
WE odo os oD oOo 6 - - - - - - 15, 363 490
WEE ooooc oOo OOS - - - - - - TAN 299
NOGA Fae Be tcnimey oe = = = = = : 13, 138 500
IESG do oxo 0 OnBeo - - - - - - 1,924 126
V/ LESS THAN SOO POUNDS OR $500. 2/ DATA NOT AVAILABLE. 3/ DATA ARE PARTIALLY ESTIMATED. 4/ THE CATCH IN THE

SAN DIEGO DISTRICT HAS BEEN

INCLUDED WITH THAT FOR SAN PEDRO.

HISTORICAL FISHERY STATISTICS

696

PACIFIC SARDINES, CANNED AND INDUSTRIAL PRODUCTS, 1921-65

CANNED

1,000 1,000 1,000 1,000
DOLLARS DOLLARS POUNDS DOLLARS
AIG o o6. oO 0G6.16%0 6 399 2,346 1 1, 282 36
WES 6.65069 6.0 Bo Oo 0 715 3,361 1 3, 218 146
WEES 6 66 0-0. 00.00 O0 1,100 4,608 1 7, 245 424
WES 66.066 Dial abo 1,367 5,445 1 17, 542 1,077
1925, 6 00,0" 0-000 1,715 6,381 1 23,400 1,569
VEESS 6 6°60 6 006 O20:/6 2,093 7,807 1 15,848 933
WEW5G O68 BD0) 0.01006 2,563 9, 269 850 18, 862 1,117
WEG 06.6.0 6 0 0 045 16" 2,772 9,659 (1) 28,695 1,621
WWE26-6 66 610 0 614.6 6-0 3,831 11,997 1,961 48, 202 2,816
(ENS 6 Ob od oO OG OO 2,979 8,742 1,415 43, 522 1,826
IkEG 06°66 OOOO. 0.6 1,713 4,715 610 29, 370 808
WES 6 06d nn. bo 1080 954 2,358 41,468 705
WES oO 660 G6 OOO 0 6 1,539 3,805 76,980 1,593
OSA a umemich simeronieitomome 1,970 5,481 156, 338 4,414
NESS 6.6 66.65 60 00-0 2,420 6,237 163,012 6,659
WEES 0166-066 10'0.0.6 6 2,617 7,302 195, 982 8,336
WEEWo 0 G16 D1 0;0 016 0.5 2,812 8,592 119,948 6, 204.
WEIS. 6 o b)'6.G,0°0106°0 0 2, 262 7,102 131,550 5, 205
TEED So Gono of 00.0 O86 © 3,108 9,554 149,970 6,078
Ws 5.06 0106 FOO OO 2,946 8,975 94,702 3, 761
16 ob CO Oo -O-ON00 OO 5,007 18,092 135, 939 9,879
VS 6G OO OL Gi8 Of oL OND 3,745 15,510 93,817 8,068
(1043 Seieey meen ememciiomentsals 3, 355 14, 352 104, 605 9, 302
NOAA Tireprememouentem ob iouremclte 3,651 15, 226 135, 742 11,723
1S 6 oo 646.0 00 60 3,766 15, 346 88, 898 7,926
1946 cere melchic vontourolveimelvenre 2,977 19, 896 36,499 6, 843
WELW 'o'o! ao wl'o G-G1a0-G 1,653 16,538 15,780 2,677
TEMG IGS Go. 8/BUGid) o 65 2, 654 21,893 17, 464 2,458
WG 6 Soo md ob oo 3,768 21,335 45, 924 2,873
(E28 5 OG OGb OO G50 0 5,071 26, 346 46,415 4,694
UBIO 0G .6°6-6:0,6.6-0.0.0 2,865 19, 363 14,569 1,546
WEES 6 oo Bo 0b G60 Oo 107 918 2 52 1157 11
WEEE Gio) ob a0,0 Oo) Lo0 64 653 2 19 98 6
(Ets 6.6.6.0 5 o-o1040 OO 1,338 9,818 7 843 5, 669 421
(RESO O16 50 675.6 6.000 1,415 10,014 7, 969 6,733 522
WESS 306.0600 0 ONd 755 5, 734 3 370 2, 530 181
15 7itmomtlne omctnemenemencnt= 498 4,721 1 183 656 55
WOEEO 6.6.10 0.680 GsGlc-alD 2, 223 16,497 11 5, 556 427
WEBS 66-6 Gino. 014060. 0 755 5,399 3 1,409 92
9GO Sais es euhettoumettes onlel eine 616 4,659 4 1,201 78
UWOlo.6 G Go ob 60 O56 6 419 3, 664 3 646 36
UEERS <ol GGolb .osa!lo Goo 137 1, 300 1 161 10
TOGSSMepromtemamereeitey co tetanic 7 685 (3) (3)
ele Sie OU EEG: Gu ennS 121 1,030 (3) (3)
RXSSGNG “ol oOo Jo “ot oso b i 8 71 (3) (3)

1/ DATA NOT AVAILABLE.
‘2/ LESS THAN 500 TONS,

3/ NEGLIGIBLE,

SARDINE, PACIFIC

CATCH

HISTORICAL FISHERY STATISTICS

697

OF ATLANTIC OCEAN PERCH, BY YEAR AND PORT, 1930-65

( THOUSANDS OF POUNDS AND THOUSANDS OF DOLLARS)

MASSACHUSETTS
YEAR
QUANTITY VALUE QUANTITY VALUE QUANTITY VALUE
WD@oac0vco00g0000 88 21 (1) (1)
IGM oo G6 66-010 010 66 175 48 = 5
WORE eel eatin seo teie ae (2) (2) (2) (2)
WES Ganooo ooo 0 08 221 4 co 2
Wes 6450000010000 1,288 539 = S
WEBS io ob ad OO Goo OOD 14,144 2,896 = =
WEB coo oooaooao8 49,419 17,094 oO a
IEP or bG00 6000000 41,175 17,023 o 5
IGED“o.lo! a! Gta to orp oho one 34,141 29,408 ° =
WED oogo0Dad Do ODO 8 29,319 44,424 oO =
IDs oaadbe0000000 19,727 57,397 = 5
I oo oo 6 0 'b0 6 OG 9 24,783 99,877 = 5
IZ G oo 0.0 G o-O0 0.0 9,949 91, 285 5 (1)
IWS oo00 bb Coo GOS 5,087 83,992 = =
U9 5 6 GO Oooo Oo oo 2,032 91,579 7 (1)
IS oo oo ooo 0G 005 1,377 102,037 15 1
WSosooon0o0 5.006 5,219 130, 899 195 )
1G 6-6 o. o.070 026 B10 6 © 10,526 95, 357 498 14
IS 9 60 6 po ol0 0000 11,383 176,801 350 14
IES). 090.60 O06 0 eo G8 12,113 169, 281 80 S)
IED 6 66 O06. oO 0 0 OO 0 7,740 120,291 474 17
WE oo Deo ob '0006 00 6,598 177, 694 47 2
GER 0 ‘5.0 oO DO O00 0 a0 6,945 121,586 4 1
IEEB..5 5 60 O40 0 bo 60 0 4,920 88, 329 4 1
IES 0'00 005 000000 3,097 98,679 (1) 1
1883'G 6610 6 000 0 6 0 6 3,040 86, 249 12 1
IES 6 ofo Gos odio 06 Oo 2,839 83, 303 1 1
IEDU. 9 690 bh 'B 16 Oo-610, ond 3,819 65, 389 o 4
IGE 0 DO Doo oo OOOO 2,625 74,951 = =
WE ao! buano=o Ola oon 3, 280 58,197 = 5
1WED3so000000 000% 1,481 61,673 - -
TES 0 0 6! GB 070Gb Goo 700 53,991 15 (1)
IGEB6 o0''G ofol 085 O00 6 909 53,619 - -
VEE o 50 6 Ga ore 6 o'5 6 1,146 43, 239 (1) (1)
OEE 0.6 016 & 0-00 00 oO 1,121 29,105 - =
WES 6 6100 6 0-0 G5 6 G16 766 22), 487 1 (1)
YEAR ATLANTIC TOTAL
QUANTITY VALUE | QUANTITY QUANTITY QUANTITY VALUE
WED s+ bo000bo0D 000 4 1 - - 113 2
1 5 01400 66.6.6 60.0 10 1 - 1 233 3
NOSZb2/Paeme rence cuon a) atc (2) 2 (2) 2 120 1
IES. Golo 6:00 G0 0660 6 2 1 - - - 257 2
1@@3 G00 6 6 6 0 00 G10. 0 14 1 - - - 1,841 19
WES 50-54 0 6060.0-6 0 70 1 2 - - 17,112 184
WES cocopod oD bOD 79 1 - - - 66,592 964
Woo 66D 6000000 129 1 16 - - 58, 343 888
IGE 56 6.0.5 6 600 600 1,155 13 4 - - 64,708 785
WED cog ob DD GOO OD 3,870 43 1,549 - - 79, 162 1,109
ID oo oo oO oa 6 600 6 6,657 81 1,235 - - 85,016 1,271
WG oo G6 0100.00.06 14,693 250 6,034 - - 145, 387 2,932
IS 6 oo Go OOD OOO 13,913 366 12,241 128, 066 3,754
IWSo 56000500004 12, 253 451 11,144 114,728 4,556
1ib6 00 600-600 CO 9 10,470 378 12}459 120,179 4,581
WSooosooo ooo dO 11,231 419 12,345 131,811 5,121
IG \5 06 of00 0,00 0-0 20,892 821 15,944 178,117 7,718
15d 6.000590 060 13, 244 423 24,045 146,586 5,924
USS 5 bo 66 6-6 OO DO 19,942 683 25,359 238,092 9,630
VW oso00050 0000 24, 23¢ 873 30,42 236 , 985 9,820
IEN co plo oo uO 00D 37,184 1,447 38,950 207,793 9,137
WH ooo cb 4060000 30, 642 1,401 41,816 258, 307 12,596
IGE 6 oO 0 600000 0 28, 009 1,212 28, 841 189, 042 8,210
IES) 55 0 0.0.0.0 0 D-aYOso 28, 383 1,146 28, 939 153, 893 5,972
GES G'0.6!'0. 0 0D a0.8 010 43,916 1,798 4, 884 181,448 7,375
WES'6 000 0.000600 © 34,297 1,248 33,377 156, 987 6,038
WES 50 oo 0 60 60008 33,903 1,239 31,027 151,113 5,722
IBY o 010 0 0 6.0 0,0°0°0 0 37,107 1,334 27,563 133,931 5, 088
WE oo bo Otc OOO OO 32, 990 1,354 38,028 148, 644 6,276
WVEIs>6 coo DG 56605 36, 393 1,466 38,812 136, 702 5, 665
VEE) 6.6.16 6 66:6 10 OnOnOUO 37,585 1,429 40, 626 141,433 5,420
Ie ¢ 60-6 obo 6 O06 6 35,782 1,358 41,548 132,063 5,115
IB 6 6 orc oOo OO OOO 30,741 1,307 38,702 123,983 5,222
1D oc Sao 0G Do OO OD 26, 680 1,276 37,199 108, 292 5,147
1964 . 5 26, 887 1, 208 32,042 89, 268 3,781
IES 06-0 6 606,006.60 23,499 947 36,740 83, 607 3,394
1/ LESS THAN S00 POUNDS OR $500. 2/ DATA NOT AVAILABLE BY PORTS.

698

CATCH

o
S)

1/ CONSISTS
ME., FOR THE
OFF LABRADOR.

HISTORICAL FISHERY STATISTICS

OF ATLANTIC OCEAN PERCH, BY AREAS, 1935-65

(THOUSANDS OF POUNDS)

NEW eran GULF OF AREA
YEAR ENGLAND OF NEWS ST. NOT TOTAL
BANKS POUND LAWRENCE KNOWN 1/

QUANTITY QUANTITY QUANTITY QUANTITY QUANTITY QUANTITY
siemect Wish 16,542 570 = S 17,112
A eeu he 50, 967 15,625 c = 66,592
ace emia oh a 32,065 26, 262 > - 16 58,343
RMR ete ab seeare 45,231 19,473 5 z 4 64, 708
Aten MS US 56,010 21,603 > - 1,549 79, 162
dy ivepuatvehes 58,056 25,725 - = 1,235 85,016
Men ebenits 118, 646 20,707 = = 6,034 145, 387
Srispiae te) abers 110, 762 4,385 = 2 12,919 128, 066
Met Seas ys 94,144 7,189 = c 13, 395 114,728
Be en sega 96, 290 7,798 o = 16,091 120,179
A eon 72, 669 41,977 ~ 5 17,165 131,811
Spee Bian tele 82,953 75,016 = = 20,148 178,117
gedaan es 64, 337 42, 260 ° - 39, 989 146, 586
eerie Seats 76, 361 112,580 110 = 49,041 238, 092
Seine 51, 984 129,498 - = 55,503 236, 985
Baa 46,818 81, 367 326 - 79, 282 207,793
pea trate 42,310 119,418 16, 665 5,973 73,941 258, 307
Apes teeter 28,794 57, 569 34, 305 7,893 60, 481 189,042
Blo Joi NG 16,090 26,015 36, 654 14,512 60, 622 153, 893
Sheeran o 12,576 35, 640 22,896 30, 665 79,671 181,448
eee 12,773 17,593 11,707 47, 230 67, 684 156, 987
Ns 15,927 28,879 11,924 29,416 64, 967 151,113
Sevier 's 16, 546 33,610 | 1,896 17,157 64,722 133,931
oh eh a 13,035 54, 660 2,419 6,911 71,619 148, 644
ay tea ne 11,639 39, 264 6,301 4,274 75, 224 136, 702
ihe 8,537 50,493 3,916 229 78, 258 141,433
BCA wOt SAGO 9,708 41,316 3,570 118 77,351 132,063
Be As 10,928 42,165 1, 288 149 69,453 123,983
a hans 7,693 29, 232 742 6,720 63, 905 108, 292
5,947 15,121 110 9,153 89, 268
: 5 5,053 12,237 24 5,980 83, 607

YEARS FROM 1947 TO 1965, INCLUSIVE.

DATA FOR 1958 INCLUDE LANDINGS AT ROCKLAND

DATA WERE NOT COLLECTED ON THE AREA OF CAPTURE FOR THESE LANDINGS.

ROCKLAND AND PORTLAND,
AND PORTLAND, ME., AND

1882 .
1883 .
1884 .
1885 .

1886

1887 .
1888 .
1889 .
1890 .

1891

1892
1893
1894 .
1895
1896 .
1897 .

1898

1899 .
1900 .

1901

1902 .
1903 .
1904 .
1905 .

1906

1907 .

1908

1909 .
1910 .

1911

1912 .
1913 |

1914

1915.

1916

1917.
1918 .
1919 .

1920
1921

1922

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1924 .
1925

1926 .
1927 .
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1929 .
1930 .

1931

1932 .
1933 .
1934 .
1935 .
1936.
1937 .
1938 .
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1940 .

1941

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1943

1944 .
1945.

1946

1947 .

1948

1949 .
1950 .

1951

1952 .
1953).
1954 .
1955

1956

SEE FOOTNOTE AT “END ‘oF TABLE.

HISTORICAL FISHERY STATISTICS

WASHINGTON,
OREGON, AND
CALIFORNIA

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209.1
261.4
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111.4
156.2
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139.1
152.7
217.2
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168.4
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PACIFIC HERRING CATCH, PACIFIC COAST STATES, 1882-1965

(MILLIONS OF POUNDS)

TOTAL

QUANTITY

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PACIFIC HERRING CATCH, PACIFIC COAST STATES,
1882-1965 - Continued

MILLIONS OF POUNDS

WASHINGTON,
OREGON, AND
CALIFORNIA

YEAR TOTAL

QUANTITY

QUANTITY

QUANTITY

WWEWo-.0 a0 io: 6-6 Oo, 0 -o 050 5 OD 2.3 120.6
WEDS bo 00-0 6-0 Oo Dio oO 0 6 10.7 99.5
WEIS o-D 5 0 6.0 0 Bo 0 OO 6 Ves) 114.7
WEEDS ob O56 oo fo ao ia biog co 5.9 83.8
Wes 0° 8 0 68.660 6 0 Oo oO: 0 5.0 54.5
WERS G ofa blo D0 6 6 0.0 60-5 7.7 41.6
VERE; soho Soo. oo GO Doo, Alon 7.6 38.8
Weets |b OG. o. G0 Oo O80 0 6 a OO 4.3 52.2
WEES Oo -g 68 6.08 oF 6 Ao 16 8.9 34.5

1/ DATA NOT AVAILABLE.

PACIFIC HERRING CATCH, WASHINGTON, OREGON,
AND CALIFORNIA, VARIOUS YEARS, 1892-1965

(MILLIONS OF POUNDS)

YEAR WASHINGTON OREGON CALIFORNIA TOTAL

QUANT! TY QUANTITY QUANTITY QUANTITY

WEES Bi bib! a 6214-6) \d: 08 pon 0 B26 0 0.6 - 4.5 5.1
TEES aa Soe: dad aaoes.ibco aioe 0.3 - 3.2 3.5
sey ebe crated: (a Leah ph okbalcoed ern Wallan 0.4 2 Vad 2.1
IOS 6 Gus 6 Ge o ato Oto ee. o 0.6 2 1.4 2.0
WEES 6 buaeoltauc: ooo. blo to G66 Anh) 2 0.8 258)
ICH Socata GS eu onmacuisan. <0 Seip) 2.1 2 0.9 3.0
VUE ios aca di a eng Ovo eo ond"a 1 1 7.9 1

UME S otaaiso) Hist epebete Oromo Onno 1 1 4.3 1

EEO cach horn sci vee eat eae OW ach ateay sO 1 1 0.3 1

ICAU) bang obec! Goo.o1<on Gyo: (ono 80 1 1 0.5 1

WOE 6a a os0.6 0-600) aloe 0.-040 0.3 - 0.3 0.6
UES 6 ob: 6 6c. okose bed..0 oon 0.4 0.1 0.4 0.9
USP In tare Sere Ha a eer Case a) teoeaNeeAS 0.2 - 0.4 0.6
UGE Beng. te bud Gute ous hbe Foo 0.7 - 0.8 ies
ES ial) 5 acs osae ooo poate oo 2.8 - 0.5 S28)
IGPG aio ae Oh O80) G) 70.20" |G} O01 a ONO 0.8 2 2 2:0
WES g. bia 252 osose top) Heap oa 1.5 2 1.2 2.7
IPDS bal abe venice ay ee ol n) aiagracaS 0.8 0.1 1.0 1.9
EK Oeintinmg | vir omcoiommliteson dca kosolnG 0.5 0.1 0.8 1.4
VEE oho Geb ovovidoD em otelbn OAGyo 0.9 0.1 0.7 Via
ICP pigma Lontcssta metic sd | eects 0.8 2 0.7 5
USES) Gon @ta oto Vol la tay Oy.0/.050, Go 0 0.6 2 0.6 1.2
ee coos sy 2 Sc ono notieed oa cmen bsp 0.3 2 0.8 1.1
IRC tha ics hes Ee a al aruee cs Wess feat oh 0.7 0.1 0.9 ad
UCE Seco. Gi lanotawer Gitb eos blr onaleno 1.0 2 0.9 1.9
ICED Nello topline th osaneae me howar ose 1.2 2 0.6 1.8
IGE SF ohn dsb ao eartitoa Sh eed tosh 0.4 2 0.5 0.9
OSOMe reapin pany sommes oees weatuste pan ants 0.6 2 0.3 0.9
OA jie SHA etm rrieg) cod Sohn Nace le 0.5 Oo. 0.5 1.1
LEE SS Cal chan oi nieceeree eukes RaW eel ae \o 0.1 0.1 0.8 1.0
ELI sted oe. oo Benin (ob pha ho (2) 0.1 0.2 0.3
TO4S ies yoo (een eee acct) seb iE aen cone 0.8 0.1 0.6 1.5
USA etey ashe rere Ba ets uate CMR aay ae 0.6 0.1 0.4 Vo
G4 Sih Pe cia dee eh cori RO cea 0.5 (2) 0.5 1.0
Sap olbar ah Spee a oe bis ho 0.4 0.1 0.5 1.0
icy Aainenue RETR pace mt aeatel Se orca coin 1.2 (2) IZ, 2.9
ey Cate eAcne chp on OMe nan een ae 0.5 0.1 8.0 8.6
eR Geta: inl an Baem oreo: iat ae tae 0.8 0.1 0.4 1.3
NOSON 2 seam inven mentees aiatncte Gam remade 0.4 0.1 1.4 1.9
Kira pues ele an mute rele aaGi iy 0.5 0.1 4.9 5.5
EEE ib Mhanstal ivan cnaites ts omen ae eee 0.7 (2) 9.5 10.2
TOSS 71s cane one ul s taeee oar uate 0.6 - 7.8 8.4
SKS UA Gavel aa alloy Sepals Mpa ae temeehene este 0.3 2 0.9 1.2
TICEIIE NG wes idl at as oer GR Hela eogery 0.5 2 1.9 12.4
Thebelapiat acu ciate Menberiny ta fe case 0.5 2 1.8 2.3
NSE ioe etait na ovine somal eos lGena) Sit ab tail 2 1.2 2.3
LCE Hi row oercaida.eiomeeoCe, Mean hirer 8.3 2 2.4 10.7
NOS iors trehemen teller ycecsy henhes Foniitawes 5.6 2 Te, od)
NOG OM sau eta me MR mee eek scence 4.1 2 1.8 5.9
OG Mie citreieneeiicntd cm satire ksc cat ieiie 3.6 2 1.4 5.0
USES cin eid aa! GocavteD Oo Oe aeo. 6.4 2 1:3 Det
SEIS) OZ Gra bao cid Seeaal OPS te 7.0 2 .6 7.6
NOGA Mr \ustrstaretasl rota eebeun cma atete st omtsun eras 4.0 (2) 3 4.3
ICES Shh Gen ien (aben avait esiee 8.4 (2) 5 Spe)

1 DATA NOT AVAILABLE. 2/ LESS THAN 50,000 POUNDS.

HISTORICAL FISHERY STATISTICS sr
PACIFIC HERRING CATCH, ALASKA BY DISTRICTS, 1882-1965

MILLIONS OF POUNDS

SOUTHEASTERN
ALASKA

CENTRAL WESTERN

YEAR ALASKA ALASKA

QUANTITY QUANTITY QUANTITY QUANTITY

ABG2 a tetas wee eae cyt 1 3.0
TSB Sheena) SA See ONE 1 8.4
Wee: cg.lio (Glos, Looe oso. 1 13.2
(ES Naea enh eOenROMn Monae OTE 1 17.0
TEBE Ese Seat SMA Sarees 1 22.0
BS arerce peste hi nea nes Lee ate wees 1 22.2
VGED. 6 ood 06 0-0 01 00 1 6.0
TBO eh Gand eather ie eee 1 10.5
DEOL Nee eee ae 1 10.5
ASTID Sesh chatch ah ac 1 17.6
MOG2I sie es acs Wa es Gd 1 18.7
TEED tec oeoeeeetoeb wetema rene 1 14.4
BOAR shin SPs nic, eee Bons 1 15.3
BOSS aceak. Glo ont ae clan 1 6.5
USSG Re aouenone memo uomeas Bais 1 5.6
BSTAAM AEAPEy.: BAR LOen 17 Vie: 1 el
NBOB Gos CCN ee 1 9.0
TEED os, Gisnubebnes Gaiam ot Sie 1 8.1
NOOO! Bigs) Tell ct ah igelte mec ls 1 13.0
OU ZNG recente tytn eee o. alls 1 14.6
HOOZt Rete Boe hese oes 1 9.5
TOS: pes hoes Cat ale apt 1 13.7
SOA aura chivcastateey Cure CME eas 1 16.0
GOS) DIS rae lo aN ay te ae ae 1 15.1
TIOOG) eels tix See Mud gh uaa ; 1 10.2
IOV ha aitenseaian emcee Gr i 0. j 9.7
VED ngmna tc Rockne Meas oekeaccs a 0.8 : 12.2
ICE) Samouact Oo TO RO Coma To ator me 0.9 : 16.5
ASTON ES reels) ae Beck Teed 13.6 = 13.7
NOMS eerste i rcb sees meters 4 24.1 = 24.3
TOI Gh Bo ein ome HRSA SECS 32.1 = 32.1
OTS ctceek, alae tee ee 27.0 = - 27.0
HOM Ars cars vas, capasiney bon valeter eas 16.6 0.3 - 16.9
LO Shae irs eee: 13.9 = = 13.9
TOU arronat at cclla ea teen ai ofl Male 22.4 0.3 - 22.7
NOU Shee Te hier me OR OR Cone 24.8 2.7 = 27.5
HOT BUSY eae Shc Shs ae 35.6 12.1 = 47.7
1919 . 22.0 16.0 - 38.0
1920 . 32.9 21.5 2 54.4
OZ Maat Gah 12.0 25.7 - 37.7
ICLOM aN Rr ote mins moma ned aad 34.0 48.4 0.1 82.5
NIZS MeN ate eee eas al iece eee 42.4 43.3 0.1 85.8
NOK oe Te Aides kero eiigemes 58.7 41.7 0.2 100.6
ICS: Gio! Wontar eae 115.6 66.4 0.1 182.1
UGES:-9 vaniovo sa 6\ giraiho ng naio ge 147.7 30.7 0.2 178.6
OZ cmioye ite cs pAN aANENE wi ebetied Mieke be 105.6 21.9 0.2 127.7
TEES) Wl enrages enn Ne, 130.5 22.3 10.3 163.1
NOZOMN Tapers ceehn ey Fine ele rad et ye loner see 165.9 11.9 8.2 186 .0
(RES Sacer Onan TO Cain or BE sears 150.9 31.4 6.5 188.8
MGS Sains soe Scan tes nk nee 96.3 17.9 5.3 119.5
ROS2 Meme aeeN) rire trenitay deste eines iat se 105.1 40.1 3.6 148.8
OSS Ms coe tat Sak ceiet ac Mrampamony kane au G 127.1 42.0 3.5 172.6
Ke Mie en Ree A A a 138.8 60.2 4.3 203.3
NOBSy yay) chdsa tota sh ctplsieete ay Us seatay fonN 122.0 96.3 7.5 225.8
ICE Sig ect oins Geer col ng tam set 79.1 126.2 3.8 209.1
TOS TES iy Farrel eata, ys setae ats, emer 105.9 155.4 0.1 261.4
OSB AN ge a rae oir ented Neb cehys 50.8 178.8 1.4 231.0
QSOs ot eR ie 45.4 182.9 1.4 229.7
1O40RE Ripa Seve, Bee. as 6.2 103.9 1.3 111.4
TON S'S Geauga ne ae 10.2 145.5 0.5 156.2
1942 . : 7.4 38.6 = 46.0
1943 . 18.7 71.6 2 90.3
1944 . 38.8 100.3 = 139.1
1945 . 54.8 97.7 0.2 152.7
1946 . 81.1 136.0 0.1 217.2
1947 . 89.2 106 .1 5 195.3
1948. 37.4 133.6 : 171.0
1949 . 34.9 0.3 - 35.2
1950 . 31.4 137.0 5 168.4
1951 . 28.0 60.2 é 88.2
1952 . 36.2 9.3 S 45.5
1953 . 30.8 1.6 = 32.4
1954 . 16.4 18.9 = 35.3
OSS EMINENT ele aprelbety tenth aes 29.0 35.2 o 64.2
TOES ge Na taita oa te Atigiice atin + aie 50.0 57.4 7 107.4
1957 . 49.5 68.8 = 118.3
TOSSR Mize SRY LTE 77.6 11.2 = 88.8
MOSSE Ae vee KA 1s 99.8 7.6 = 107.4
TOGO Pane dee 77.8 zl : 77.9
TGS AM AGT NSE AER NIRS PEST at es 49.5 2 - 49.5
UE ob wh. Gea etal BeBEn cL obo 33.9 2 = 33.9
NOG SP dtier (eure steel etre: 31.2 2 = 31.2
CTU teh saat la treat 46.7 1.2 = 47.9
WOES: giol:d-820-o) a orbedaio. 8 24.3 1.3 - 25.6

1 DATA NOT AVAILABLE. 2, LESS THAN 50,000 POUNDS.

SOURCE: --DATA FOR THE YEARS FROM 1882 TO 1955 WERE TAKEN FROM OCEAN RESEARCH NOTE 4 ENTITLED "HISTORICAL CATCH
STATISTICS ON PACIFIC HERRING" WHICH WAS PREPARED FROM VARIOUS SOURCES BY O. E, SETTE, BIOLOGICAL LABORATORY
DIRECTOR FOR OCEAN RESEARCH, STANFORD UNIVERSITY. DATA FOR THE YEARS FOLLOWING 1955 ARE FROM "FISHERY STATISTICS
OF THE UNITED STATES."

HISTORICAL FISHERY STATISTICS

702

UNITED STATES HADDOCK FISHERY, 1880-1965

The haddock fishery is one of NewEngland's most valuable fishery resources. These
fish are found on both sides of the North Atlantic Ocean, attaining their greatest abundance
inthe North Sea, off Iceland, andonthe NewEngland, Nova Scotia, and Newfoundland fish-
ing banks. Georges Bank, extending for 200 miles east of Cape Cod, Massachusetts, has
beenthe chief source of the world's haddock supply and Boston, Massachusetts, the princi-
pal haddock port of the world.

The trend in U.S. haddock landings, prior to 1921, was determined principally by the
capacity of the fresh market and distribution was confined mostly to areas near the ports of
landings. Although the catch was generally marketed fresh and "in the round", quantities
were also smoked, salted, and processed into fish cakes. Only since 1919 has haddock
landings exceeded 100 million pounds annually. Prior to that year, landings never reached
90 million pounds. From 1880 to 1903 they maintained a fairly steady level averaging about
54 million pounds annually and from 1904 to 1918 they averaged approximately 77 million
pounds per year. The recordcatchoccurred in 1929 when 293.8 million pounds were landed.

Inthe early years of this fishery, the catch was taken mostly by hand lines and later
by line trawls. In 1905 the first steam otter trawler began successful operations on the New
England banks. A rapid transition to this method of fishing occurred and by 1915 the catch
by otter trawls exceeded the amounts taken by all other gear. In 1921 the most important
advance in fish processing, since refrigeration, was inaugurated when the industry began
filleting and packaging haddock for sale in New England. In 1926 quick freezing became of
commercial importance and it became practical to ship frozen fish, using dry ice as a refrig-
erant. Sales of haddock became nation wide. The trend toward filleting greatly increased
the demand for haddock and.the catch began an accelerating increase from about 91 million
pounds in 1921 to 294 million pounds in 1929. However, production couldnot be maintained
at the 1929 level and a precipitous decline occurred. In 1934 the catch was less than 165
million pounds. The history of the fishery for many species has indicated that when a new
fishery is established, the catchincreases rapidly for several years, holds steady for a few
years, thendeclines and stabilizes at alowerlevel. This apparently happened inthe haddock
fishery for average landings since 1945 have been about 141 million pounds a year. The
haddock has been studied intensively for many years and it has been determined that the catch
from Georges Bank has declined asthe result ofan actual decrease in the abundance of larger
sizes of fish.

The great increase inthe use of small-meshottertrawls and the decreased use of hand
lines and line trawls have been prominent ‘features in the decline of haddock. Lines, which
originally accounted for the bulk of the catch, caught mostly large or medium sized mature
fish. However, the small-meshed otter trawl indiscriminately gathers up everything in its
path destroying millions of immature haddock too small to market. Additional study and ex-
perimentation by the Bureau of Commercial Fisheries showed that the most efficient way to
prevent the destruction of potentially-valuable baby haddock was to limit the size of mesh
usedin otter-trawlnets. It was proven beyond doubt that the use of alarger mesh succeeded
in releasing most baby haddock with little or no reduction in the catch of marketable fish.

Since the haddock fishing banks lie in international waters, it was not possible to
bring them under regulations until the organization of the International Commission for the
Northwest Atlantic Fisheries which was signed by eleven nations in 1949 and ratified by the
United States in 1950. The Commission recommended legislation to Canada and the United
States in 1952 and a larger mesh size went into effect for U.S. fishermen on June 1, 1953.
Although studies of the effectiveness of the minimum mesh regulation in the North Atlantic
haddock fishery are very encouraging, it will take many more years ofclose studyto properly
evaluate the benefits from this program in terms of improved abundance.

YEAR

1880.
1887.
1888.
1889.
1891.
1893.
1894.
1895.
1896.
1897.
1898.
1899,
1900.
1901.
1902.
1903.
1904.
1905.
1906.
1907.
1908.
1909.
1910.
1911.
1912.
1913.
1914.
1915.
1916.
1917.
1918.
1919,
1920.
1921.
1922,
1923. .
19245.
925) wremre
1926...

SOD ODD OOD DOOD OOO OC OU
9oo0O0cD OOOO DODO OOD
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HISTORICAL FISHERY STATISTICS

703

CATCH OF HADDOCK, VARIOUS YEARS, 1880-1965

(THOUSANDS OF POUNDS)

coo DOO OOOOOO OOD OOOO oOD Oo Oa OOO
se ee ee ew ee ew wo ew .
ee 6 0 0 0 6 0 6 oe 8 oo ee 8 ol

elfetiel le) e)sejef ioe ieitefiesel lel teidelieiie

FRESH

GUTTED 1/

QUANTITY

42,800
40,834
46,909
45,974
51, 300
46,900
58, 500
54,500
43, 100
43, 900
47,180
46, 200
46,000
41,900
48,030
53, 200
61,500
77,633
74,900
55, 600
61,030
56, 100
62,800
69, 500
76,800
66, 800
70, 900
74,800
68,100
60, 200
74,800

100,000
95,900
79, 500
87,100
91,800
100, 000

113, 100

118, 700

ROUND
WE | GHT

QUANTITY

48,792
46,551
53,476
52,410
58,482
53,466
66,690
62,130
49,134
50, 046
53, 785
52,668
52,440
47,766
54,754
60,648
70,110
88, 502
85, 386
63, 384
69,574
63, 954
71,592
79, 230
87,552
76,152
80, 826
85, 272
77, 634
68, 628
85,272

114,000

109, 326
90, 630
99, 294

104,652

114,000

128, 934

135,318

se ee eee e

boon doDOoObD DD ODOD OOO 6

YEAR

SOOnOnG

efieliielelelireliies ell (elielremieh lei efiey vf ome

coo O0 O00 GH000 6

ee ewe ewe
o.0 00000

SO0ov 0000 0 0-0
O00 Go 00 00-0 00 0-0

ee eee
ee eee

se ee ee ew ow te oO eo ew

FRESH
GUTTED 1/

QUANTITY

168, 400
217,400
257,727
237, 508
171,420
146,065
145, 970
144,500
177, 200
162, 700
155, 700
154, 200
156, 600
136, 800

ROUND
WE 1GHT

QUANTITY

191,976
247, 836
293, 809
270, 759
195,419
166,514
166,406
164, 730
202, 008
185,478
177,498
175, 788
178, 524
155, 952
2/186, 342
145, 687
125,693
140, 566
154,988
155, 035
166,371
156, 375
134,971
158,559
154, 103
161,497
139, 603
154, 934
135,035
152, 246
133,571
119, 554
112,629
118,697
133, 597
134, 250
123,972
133,498
133, 892

1/ 1880 THROUGH 1940 FROM TABLE | OF "HADDOCK CATCH IN NORTH AMERICAN WATERS" PREPARED BY

CONVERTED TO ROUND WEIGHT BY MULTIPLYING BY 1.14,
2/ PARTLY ESTIMATED.

YEAR

CATCH OF HADDOCK AT CERTAIN NEW ENGLAND

AND MIDDLE ATLANTIC PORTS, 1891-1965

(THOUSANDS OF POUNDS)

—— yt

=
@
oO
a4
6o0 00

1898. .
1899. .
1900. .
1901. 5 2s
1902. .
11903 rem re
1904. 2...

1905. ..
NQOG) rete
W907) oe

SEE FOOTNOTES

oD 0000000
eimemiche Monell re

AT END OF TABLE.

263-707 O - 67 - 45

BOSTON GLOUCESTER
QUANTITY QUANTITY
38,601 5,167
35,601 3,105
45,033 6,969
41, 268 6,195
32,957 1,434
31,481 3,633
24,817 12, 296
28, 665 9, 322
32,189 5,493
28,194 4,891
38,918 4,857
42,426 3,569
46,645 8,728
60,079 16,009
54,406 16,270
41,134 7,590

PORTLAND.

FRG SOA AOS

(CONTINUED ON NEXT PAGE)

OTHER NEW
ENGLAND AND
MIDDLE ATLANTIC

14,714
14,760
14, 688
14,667
14,743
14,732
16,672
14,681
14,758
14,681
10,979
14,653
14,737
12,414
14,710
14,660

WILLIAM C.

HERRINGTON

TOTAL

PORTS
QUANTITY QUANTITY QUANTITY

58,482
53, 466
66, 690
62,130
49,134
50, 046
53,785
52,668
52,440
47, 766
54,754
60, 648
70,110
88, 502
85, 386
63, 384

HISTORICAL FISHERY STATISTICS

CATCH OF HADDOCK AT CERTAIN NEW ENGLAND
AND MIDDLE ATLANTIC PORTS, 1891-1965 - Continued

(THOUSANDS OF POUNDS)

704

OTHER NEW
ENGLAND AND
YEAR BOSTON GLOUCESTER PORTLAND MIDDLE ATLANTIC TOTAL
PORTS
QUANTITY QUANTITY QUANTITY QUANTITY QUANT ITY
WGOS Pare esian eter re 45, 389 10,128 1 14,057 69,574
TOGO Aap areas 43,873 5,432 1 14,649 63, 954
NOT OSCE Kr casas 51,063 5,833 1 14,696 71,592
TGs, pwlonene noe hs 54, 363 10, 205 1 14, 662 79, 230
TENORS do's Wowoe oae 60, 166 12,645 1 14,741 87, 552
CHES Lokoeg Bere e 52,455 9,002 1 14,695 76, 152
HES, lous asuronoue 53,831 12,186 5,901 8, 908 80, 826
OAS te sutewtoine 54,537 11,668 9,312 9,755 85, 272
HICH Gerona oe Oe 55, 349 7,736 6,159 8,390 77, 634
IGIZa YG bom eo. G 51, 889 3,386 5, 960 7,393 68,628
CRIS rama aoe Oo 59,492 9,716 6,876 9,188 85, 272
TOTO See Mate ge Res 65, 947 20,519 8,743 18,791 114,000
AS 20 ercycsmreteee Miers 73,817 9, 829 5,485 20,195 109, 326
ICES Seo Oko Boo 62,976 10, 536 4,106 13,012 90, 630
ICESy Stato uae 60, 264 14,497 6, 261 18,272 99, 294.
1923 Seno eo 69,021 9,001 6,116 20,514 104, 652
ERIS 546 6 O06 77, 682 5, 863 7,608 22, 847 114, 000
1925 eaters ce 84,681 10, 950 9,291 24,012 128, 934
1OZ6R RRM ake mers 93, 324 7,013 6,980 28,001 135,318
TOZDSaastroase er snateiirens 125, 241 12,953 8,459 45,323 191,976
TOZS meee crete ie 155, 997 11,021 10,069 70,749 247, 836
TOS eicarsy ene ce, 183, 197 21,505 8,710 80,397 293, 809
1930 Gate rer <5 ele nse 190, 492 15, 340 10,051 54,876 270, 759
TOStemneer ieee eee 137,127 5,765 8,553 43,974 195,419
ERS NG otc Goo 130, 796 2,771 3, 366 29,581 166,514
MOSSE em torerien eee 140,091 2,919 5,050 18, 346 166,406
OSH AG east eke 134, 885 5,590 4,689 19, 566 164, 730
Gey auc o to on ond 168,475 5,479 5,036 23,018 202, 008
O36 See tecetie! secre tas 154,771 4,537 4,720 21,450 185,478
ICED SSD MON B LnirircarS 148,110 4,796 3,474 21,118 177,498
SSB span cutyceneed cise 146,438 4,295 3,027 22,028 175, 788
NOS siren fenis nae 147,315 4,350 2,503 24, 356 178, 524
MOAR ee yner ers 125, 590 5,873 5, 858 18,631 155,952
OATS aitycey eehees 158, 521 5,593 3,728 2/18, 500 2/186, 42
IOS lOve or Oho 114, 227 8, 926 2,018 20,516 145, 687
194355 a oe eh 85, 324 17,030 ' 467 22,872 125, 693
TO ATR etre | 83,456 18,173 371 38, 566 140, 566
S45 ee re ce sce 75,635 24,821 562 53,970 154,988
USA Geen vee) eter 81,479 18,448 829 54,279 155,035
MOAT Syaecisaas eens 122,511 12,692 1 31,168 166,371
OAD eur s: teyecteeaee 120,052 12,724 1 23, 599 156, 375
NOLO Saat ietcure rere 102, 766 9,708 1 22,497 134,971
ASSO Ry a se cee 122,412 11,381 1 24,766 158, 559
OST aeeawes Geeks 121, 886 6, 660 1 25, 557 154, 103
NOS 2 Raia ence cares 124,419 12,735 1 24,343 161,497
eSNG Io nel aeeie 112, 166 9, 630 1 17,807 139, 603
OSA ens metas, 123, 641 10, 584 1 20,709 154,934
TOSS esas eoelens 109, 837 8, 650 1 16, 548 135,035
NOS Sachespeee sa anys 121,595 10,002 1 20, 649 152, 246
IIR TGko Mo enesteAs LG 106, 724 10, 144 2,665 14, 038 133,571
MOSS a vor enursihey einer ee 92,921 11,170 2,472 12,991 119, 554
1950p routteca scents 82,511 13,798 2,279 14,041 112, 629
TOGO%, Saran Ge setts 87,432 13, 802 2,336 15,127 118, 697
ISG AisKi eee sates 95, 866 17,129 1,655 18, 947 133, 597
Gerona aniseed Bia 94, 686 18, 342 1,362 19, 860 134, 250
NGGS era ure re arm 85,672 19,641 1,540 17,119 123,972
MQGA Sai aeee aed 86, 939 26,147 1,725 18, 687 133,498
MSG Sects ust sare 86,310 27,786 823 18,973 133,892
I YT I eR LS RBA SI SE AMIR RS Seen

1/ INCLUDED WITH OTHER NEW ENGLAND AND MIDDLE ATLANTIC PORTS.
2/ PARTLY ESTIMATED.

SOURCE: --1891 THROUGH 1940 TABLE 2 OF "HADDOCK CATCH IN NORTH AMERICAN WATERS" BY WILLIAM C. HERRINGTON. 1941
THROUGH 1965 COMPILED FROM RECORDS OF THE BRANCH*OF STATISTICS.

PRODUCTION

1931.
1932.
1933.
1934.
1935.
1936.
1937.
1938.
1939,
1940.
1941.
1942,
1943.
1944,
1945,
1946.
1947.
1948.
1949,
1950.
1951.
1952.
1953.
1954.
1955.
1956.
1957.
1958.
1959,
1960.
1961.
1962.
1963.
1964.
1965,

eccee ete ee eee ese wo ewe ee ee ee we te ee ee 8 8 8

PRODUCTION OF SMOKED HADDOCK, 1931-65

Pen er ee ee

HISTORICAL FISHERY STATISTICS

D0OCODOO0DCD ODD DODD ODO O00 0

705

OF FRESH AND FROZEN HADDOCK FILLETS, 1931-65

0.0.0 000650 0 070

eiueiiel ellellellerielfeelleiieficMellclielleelneyiemele

OG OOD COG OFOD DODO DODO

O0-0°0°-0.0:0 0-0 00-0

ere e etc eee eee ee eo eee ew ow 8

ainedielleliaiisiulcalemiemelie)icmiclleliamisiieeiemioniettie

do 6900-07050 0, O°0"6 6

Sea Cn i nt CC eC CC

G0 0-0-0.00 0-0-0 000 COC OOGG 0 06

POUNDS

42,091, 656
33,401,425
35, 148, 902
36, 660, 070
46,487, 508
41,186,921
40, 241,174
41,453, 368
38,432, 199
36,746, 766
46,911, 900
41,874, 585
32,188,772
38,394,611
44,197, 235
42,440, 850
43, 205,411
42,219,022
42, 139, 796
51, 197, 245

38, 276, 221
44, 229,749
39,401,458
33, 357, 066
30,613, 344
33, 324,472
38, 160, 253
41,552, 544
36,707,813
37, 330, 608
40, 153, 932

$6,124,048
3,356, 535
3,456, 996
3, 801, 009
4,427,423
4,266,191
4,161,616
3,428,410
3, 783, 481
4,479, 126
6,847,945
9, 660,739
9,083, 394
10, 595, 380
12, 349,428
12, 986, 830
12,094, 469
11, 853, 036
11,844,771
14,277,013
14,545, 679
15, 386, 569
13,011,059
11,571, 943
9,848,453
11,272,626
11,799, 661
11, 602, 804
10, 142,673
10,839,151
12,009, 216
14,170, 283
13, 283, 983
13,709, 619
16, 285, 940

000600

6'°0 06 06.0

YEAR

CT aE Sg el SO Tee Le cae ee

°

690.10 0200 GO 0 0700 6 DO 6 O00

a/ INCLUDES FINNAN HADDIE.

2/ DATA NOT AVAILABLE

(3/ FINNAN HADDIE ONLY.

6 o0s0 6.650. 0,'0-0-0 556 6.0

ees ie]e!rellte) fajfeilete Je cell's) te) 40) (lure

POUNDS VALUE
2,850, 316 $380, 930

(2) (2)
1,320, 568 161,746
1,320, 568 161,746
1,320, 568 161,746
3/ 355,000 3/ 45,014
~ 848,919 104, 436
778, 809 74, 024
1,036,790 110,592
899, 976 121,613

2 2

2 2

2 2

2 2

2 2

2 2

2 2

2 2

2 2

2 2

2 2
398, 972 128, 748
293, 954 100, 628

(2) (2)
546, 000 188,510
248, 000 90, 580
290, 600 101,558
169,900 70, 268
172, 100 73,778
185, 100 70,783
219,370 80, 668
225, 760 89,118
217, 560 88,916
180, 650 80, 325
108, 450 50,001

HISTORICAL FISHERY STATISTICS

706

TUNA CATCH BY SPECIES, ATLANTIC AND GULF COAST STATES, 1930-65

(THOUSANDS OF POUNDS AND THOUSANDS OF DOLLARS)

YEAR BLUEFIN LITTLE SKI PJACK
QUANTITY QUANTITY VALUE QUANTITY VALUE
1930. 296 19 = = = 3°
TOS ee Wie aire ae er ea ee eee 321 22 = = 5 5
VERS ooo 60 0 oO oMD0 315 15 S c = S
MOSS Erevan ee een a rs 444 ° = é a
WEEbe 60-4 boo 6 0 0 -duaroLo (1) (1) = = oo =
MOSSE an. inee tl cacheeent tay aie 562 1 = o oe 5
USES 6 ahbla 6) od Soo Son aMo (1) (1) = = 5 =
OST Elie la les ce) ten eeteaespesny tars , 023 36 S _ 2 =
MOSS eis rece) oe teen een 1,823 68 - oS = 3
WEE 5 66 Ola abe oso G-0 949 35 = oS = ©
WE. 6 6 6.6 0 oe db G6 oD 1,155 40 - - 5 5
WG o 6 Gop ovo te 61G no oN bo 2/ 1,049 37 = = © S
O42) eyicienni<) teilas ieee ieee ian By 827 75 - = 5 a
1K 6.6 6 ao Ga GeO, 60.0 3 480 65 - - - O
TOS OL enlace ae nO 829 115 = = = S
Vee GG Seem Ones beo nae ¢ 1,374 241 302 6 - =
UB s) 6 66 5G oO lob.:05 4/ 1,184 94 4/340 10 - a
LOA 7g ei dont auren \eoae terete 1, 087 114 662 27 - -
G4 RO co 5,g) cesamua ve usnnerer 2,997 214 602 60 - -
TOAORE Mapa avetnccentes etre keine nZe 2,738 207 730 52 - -
WEN 6 96 6 oo ODO OO 1, 267 112 296 1 - -
Ves, ap 066. a0! Gb omosolno 2 1,760 131 371 8 = -
NOS2 saree aR at 565 58 747 30 Bf 172 21
VEG od 6 BEB 6 inhia oH 1,945 123 68 3 - -
Weve te Gata Gg lolanor ona a oce 1,428 109 72 3 - 5
NOSSH iam Bas bo wal ona 897 55 107 4 - -
VEES506 in fal Boro Osan ole 458 84 88 5 o =
NOS7Aie toc: 060? bNO Bao 1,001 107 33 2 = es
IEDs oo 6c Oso GMb nono 2, 476 214 13 (6) 5 S
NOSOF ara vemecnals 50.0 ee 2,820 159 179 6 5 -
WSAM> 6 Geo aoe oa - -
WSlo oo 6 8 : 0 - -

QUANTITY

YELLOWF IN

UNCLASS] F1 ED

QUANTITY

TOTAL

QUANTITY

1930. . : Sie epee - - - = 296 19
1931. . ; Bina e a. analy - - - - 321 22
1932. . 2 Pec aes A - - - - 315 15
933% b SBC eA NRC - - - - 444 20
1934, . : CURR ARY te 2 - - - (1) (1)
1935. . ; Gheyo ‘Golo - - - - 562 16
1936. . : 6167'p ‘sw - - - - (1) (1)
1937. . 5 BoMawaL Dye - - - - 1,023 36
OSE) ays j Se Aen dyes a - - - - 1,823 68
1939. . : sR sn SMe - - - - 949 35
1O40R ks Bihan G8 Gcleae nie - - - - 1,155 40
OAT eras, Saath eaee - - - - 1,049 37
194.2% eae: Sie Aono en - - - - 827 75
IESE! Gectpe.6 B) Bon yaeo - - - - 480 65
1944, . . bien Cato - - = - 829 115
194550 % 530 6o one - - - - 1,676 247
1946005 Ba Sl odin - - - - 1,524 104
OA7 artis rm BNO Oued Wo - - - - 1,749 141
1048 Secntaete BG Ove. - - - - 3, 599 274
OAD ee en ree Oe Aira hah - - - - 3, 468 259
IEDs a) 6) oO Poco ecan eS - - - - 1,563 123
ICES a 6 oo Beono oO 6-070 5/ 448 45 - - 2,479 184
IEERS <0 016 “a BesotG) oLOrORe 412 63 - - 1,896 172
WEEBR G) 6 io. 2 aay on aeCunO - - - - 2,013 126
O54 ieee BD aU eneeln 15 2 - - 1,515 114
OSS sures date) alooNg - - - - 1,004 59
O5equer eivene Rake Uaanowa 332 42 - 5 878 131
EWS aaa tes verti 666 80 - - 1,700 189
O58 teres Bice Gaeta 625 78 - - 3,114 292
NO5O% 0: G.gld oat 6 - - 3, 245 196
1960... ae. Ore - - 1,418 81
1961) 5 8 Bao dae - - 2,371 133
1962. EG louc one - = 7,214 547
1963. So vand va

UGA ee sareiconie

OOS esmronesns

2/ AS A DETAILED SURVEY WAS NOT CONDUCTED IN THE NEW ENGLAND AND MIDDLE ATLANTIC STATES
FOR 1941, DATA ON THE BLUEFIN CATCH FOR 1940 HAVE BEEN USED EXCEPT FOR LANDINGS AT BOSTON AND GLOUCESTER, MASSACHU~
SETTS, AND PORTLAND, MAINE, FOR WHICH 1941 DATA WERE AVAILABLE. 3/ INCLUDES 1942 DATA FOR JHE CHESAPEAKE BAY
STATES AS NO SURVEY WAS MADE IN THIS AREA JN 1943. 4/ INCLUDES 1045 DATA FOR NEW JERSEY AND DELAWARE AS NO SURVEY
WAS MADE IN THESE STATES FOR 1946, 5/ FISH WERE CAUGHT JN THE PACIFIC AREA, BUT LANDED ON THE ATLANTIC OR GULF
COASTS. 6/ LESS THAN $500.

1/ DATA NOT AVAILABLE.

1911

1912

1913

1914

1915 21,074
1916 22,899
1917 30,556
1918 7, 265
1919 13,631
1920 18,877
1921 15, 277
1922 13, 232
1923 12,515
1924 17,695
1925 22, 207
1926 2,469
1927 4,579
1928 283
1929 269
1930 286
1931 37
1932 620
1933 2
1934 121
1935, 2,448
1936 984.
1937 3,520
1938 17,726
1939 18,922
1940 14,502
1941 11,932
1942 23, 540
1943 37,518
1944, 52,795
1945 39,483
1946 24,142
1947 26, 844
1948 6/49, 493
1949 54,794
1950 2/72,453
1951 34,491
1952 52,558
1953 34,700
1954 26, 998
1955, 29,738
1956 41,338
1957 46, 659
1958 38,445
1959 46, 284
1960 40, 202
1961

1962

1963

1964

4/
2/
/
4/
5/
6/
2/

U. S. TARIFF COMMISSION IN THEIR REPORT TO THE U. S. SENATE ON TUNA FISH, REPORT NO. 109, SECOND SERIES.

HISTORICAL FISHERY STATISTICS

TUNA CATCH BY SPECIES, PACIFIC COAST STATES, 1911-65

(THOUSANDS OF POUNDS AND THOUSANDS OF DOLLARS)

QUANTITY

ALBACORE

VALUE

QUANTITY

BLUEF IN

218

PRAERARAA

ESTIMATED ON THE BASIS OF PACK AS REPORTED BY

ESTIMATED.

SK IPJACK

YELLOWF JN

TUNA CANNERS,

THE CATCH OF SKIPJACK AND YELLOWFIN HAS BEEN INCLUDED WITH THAT OF BLUEFIN.

DATA NOT AVAILABLE.
LESS THAN $500.

INCLUDES 132,000 POUNDS, VALUED AT $32,000 LANDED IN ALASKA.
INCLUDES 39,000 POUNDS, VALUED AT $4,000 LANDED IN ALASKA,

NOTE: --HAWAI1 LANDINGS OF TUNA ARE NOT INCLUDED IN THIS TABLE.
BLISHED BY THE BUREAU OF FISHERIES, THE CALIFORNIA BUREAU OF MARINE FISHERIES (FISH BULLETIN NO. 74), AND THE

DATA FROM 1911 TO 1923 BASED ON STATISTICS PUB-

707

QUANTITY QUANTITY QUANTITY
- - Vi, CED 5
- - T/ 3,400 20
- - T/ 6,600 53
- - 1/18, 470 222
- - 21,074 316
(3) (3) (3 (3) 43,439 1,500
420 11 - - 32,126 1,258
3,024 91 - - 16,529 709
6,897 241 ccvT) 4 35, 867 4
7,957 378 1,965 4 39, 329 4
1,139 25 1,238 4 19, 686 4
11,862 270 7,357 4 35, 269 4
11,463 298 10,837 4 38,116 4
3,781 179 3,063 4 27,780 4
14, 235 752 13, 233 4 53,484 4
20,995 873 12,565 591 42, 556 4
33, 807 1,261 25, 934 1,304 69, 218 3, 394
15,815 562 32,251 1,774 62,050 3, 201
26,998 1,081 37,399 2, 200 72,193 3,811
20,486 790 56, 654 3, 396 99, 347 5,448
16,507 504 36, 580 1,979 56, 658 2,655
21,637 751 36,923 1,505 60, 251 2, 338
16, 687 613 51,076 2,275 68, 325 2,917
14,830 504 60,913 3,053 94, 222 4,502
17,197 688 72, 252 3,620 117,070 5,653
26,992 1,191 78, 353 4,139 125, 254 6, 343
47, 104 2,319 91,523 5,458 154,841 8,789
22,654 1,133 78,318 4,705 136,426 7,787
30,121 1,300 110,418 5,912 171, 297 8,823
56, 650 2,743 113,760 6,707 204, 882 11,563
25, 586 1,362 76, 702 4,851 123,739 8,506
38,735 3,335 41,467 3, 836 116,587 12,896
28, 894 2,583 49, 262 4,881 125,852 14,535
30,037 2,694 63, 144 6, 269 166, 320 19, 568
33, 348 2,982 87,448 8,718 180,873 21,381
41,088 4, 283 127,247 | 14,614 214,509 25,927
52,749 7,628 153,510 | 23,919 253,941 41,648
60, 554 9,534 199,427 | 33,406 316,003 58,695
80,512 | 11,923 190,544 | 30,999 330, 239 53, 674
126,786 | 18,131 187,890 | 28,823 389,891 61,219
116,599 | 16,655 161,481 | 24,961 316,433 47,623
84,844 | 10,908 178,819 | 28,275 320,798 49,062
122,978 | 16,943 133,340 | 21,313 300,791 46,726
153,756 | 23,345 119,402 | 20,575 321,181 52, 899
102,807 | 13,799 123,208 | 18,869 269, 362 39,435
123,717 | 14,189 150,923 | 20,369 328, 604 43, 290
90,821 9,991 137,240 | 18,194 295,035 37, 334
123,372 | 14,239 123,727 | 16,727 316, 263 42,892
98,482 | 10,424 108,370 | 14,069 268, 330 35,000
46, 304 4,791 189,307 | 23,566 287,765 35,752
65,403 7,219 191,854 | 24,439 310,970 40, 226
92,721 | 11,922 124,021 | 18,752 293, 880 42,644
96,620 | 10,374 109,583 | 14,530 297, 343 37,455
66,059 6,624 149,020 | 19,849 286,311 36,766
84,752 8,893 158,500 | 21,857 296,485 38,693

708

HISTORICAL FISHERY STATISTICS

TUNA CATCH BY SPECIES AND GEAR,
PACIFIC COAST STATES, 1936-65

SEINES

(THOUSANDS OF POUNDS)

ALBACORE
LINES OTHER TOTAL SEINES LINES OTHER

BLUEF IN

QUANTITY | QUANTITY | QUANTITY | QUANTITY | QUANTITY | QUANTITY
(CEB Bylo 6-6, 0-0 33 951 984 18,422 503
VEEWS 650.6 6 6 87 3,433 3,520 12,521 173
WEB oid co: 14 17,712 17,726 17, 248 480
IEEDo 6 O'G 6A) 0 169 18,753 18,922 11,678 157
IEDs 6 Gibb 60 157 14,345 14,502 19, 904 6
IMo'o o oo 6 7 11,923 11,932 9,107 411
1@M2545 0080 0-0 10 23,530 23,540 12,820 24
I@AS)5 01 Go Bho 6 8 37,510 10, 154 24
1OMG 6 0 oa 66 9 52,773 13 25
ISSioia 00! G6" 5 39,478 - 150
VOE06;016 ‘Sao. a:.0 53 24,089 - 88
WWo 080,60 O08 41 26,803 - 132
TENS 6) 609 O18 32 | 2/49,461 - 10
15) 6 vo Soa0 101-0 215 54,579 - 82
WESORIA: Slglo-oro 8 | 3/72,445 <
IGEG 60 0 0 00 12 34,479 -
186. 010) 5b! ovo Y 52,551 -
IEG. o.0!'6 8B ps0 1 34,699 -
OSA vusieeaceiey eats - 26,998 -
1ESo 20.640 040: 0 - 29,738 -
IPEDS 0 Glo. 6 Oro - 41,338 -
UEBWo%o 0.6 Oreo 36 46,623 -
VERS olor 56) 6 - 38,445 -
MEBs vo ton 6 6 2 46, 282 -
IPSISo1.0%0 6 Ono 30 40,172 -
UMM Sol bo a s6/-0 2,009 30,830 -
ISERG§ 6-06 4.60 732 45, 206 -
WSEES:-6'.G!G a oo 2,741 58, 046 -
1964. . ecace 388 47,673 -
J@CRb 5 youn eo 267 36,946 -
YEL
YEAR

«) ie: se, ierse ee

QUANTITY

SEINES

2, 268
6,523
1,442
6, 169

13,098
1,802
1,258
1,123
3, 730
4,240
9,656
8, 284
5,935
4,155

11,875

12,854

10, 764

11, 654

18, 664

13,760
6,973
6,290

11,658

10,918

18, 284

46,436

79,006

84,786
57, 969

73,727

QUANTITY

24,724
40,581
21,212
23,952
43, 552
23,784
37,477
27,771
26, 307
29, 108
31,422
44,465
54,619
76,357
114,911
103,745
74,080

111, 324
135,092
89,047

116,744
84,531

111,714
87, 564
28,020
18, 967
13,715

11,834
8,090
11,025

LESS THAN 500 POUNDS.
INCLUDES 132,000 POUNDS LANDED IN ALASKA.
INCLUDES 39,000 POUNDS LANDED IN ALASKA.

Pet CSU (st eae D Oe Op Tresor oy Oo Oooo oO

QUANTITY

QUANTITY

26, 992
47,104
22,654
30,121
56, 650
25, 586
38,735
28, 894
30,037
33, 348
41,088
52,749
60, 554
80,512

126, 786

116,599
84,844

122,978

153,756

102, 807

123,717
90,821

123, 372
98,482
46, 304
65,403
92,721
96,620

66, 059

84,752

164,995
105,473

97,245
140,116
147,768

ISAS eh eee | OARS ae

QUANTITY.

73,351
82,276
74, 305
91,074
98, 523
71,271
37,210
42, 350
53, 039
69,273
99, 269

124,096

159,488

164,001
148,211
146,951

148,071
95,900
97,313
93,883

110,818

104,010
89,278
57,066
45,434
26, 859
18,548
12, 338
8, 904

10,732

QUANTITY

fy.

LOWF IN

QUANTITY

CUD O =D UsUet Opt tT te o-oo eso 0 oo boo 0

QUANTITY

18, 925
12,694
17,728
11,836

QUANTITY

78, 353
91,523
78,318
110,418
113, 760
76,702
41,467
49, 262
63, 144
87,448
127, 247

153,510

J99,427

190, 544
187,890
161,481
178,819
133, 340

119,402
123, 208

150,923

137, 240

123,727

108, 370

189, 307

191,854

124,021

109, 583

149,020

158, 500

HISTORICAL FISHERY STATISTICS

TUNA CATCH BY SPECIES AND AREA OF CAPTURE,
PACIFIC COAST STATES, 1911-65

THOUSANDS OF POUNDS

BLUEF IN SK | PUACK YELLOWF IN

709

ALBACORE

OFF 1/ OFF OFF OFF
OFF OFF OFF OFF
NEAR PAGIENG LATIN GA elere LATIN Fae LATIN FASS LATIN TOTAL

STATES AMERICA | States |AMERICA | states |AMERICA | syates |AMERICA

QUANTITY QUANTITY | QUANTITY | QUANTITY | QUANTITY | QUANTITY] QUANTITY | QUANTITY |QUANTITY

SNe Bos SUBIR SE 2USITEIRIBIS —areseeee pee eee
1911 2/ 850 - - - - - - - |2/ 850 - |2/ _ 850
1912 2/ 3,400 - - - - - - - |2/ 3,400 - |2/ 3,400
1913 2/ 6,600 - - - - - - - |2/ 6,600 - {2/ 6,600
1914 2/18,470 - - - - - - - |2/18,470 - {2/18,470
1915 21,074 - - - - - - - 21,074 - 21,074
1916 22,899 - |3/20,540 - (3) - (3) - 43,439 - 43,439
1917 30, 556 - 1,150 - 420 - - - 32,126 - 32, 126
1918 7,263 2| 6,240 - 3,024 - - - 16,527 2} 16,529
1919 13,551 80] 14,991 - 6,882 15 m8 - 35,772 95] 35,867
1920 18,877 - 10, 530 - 7,939 18 1,465 500} 38,811 518] 39,329
1921 15,275 2) ov 60 1,139 (4) 1,188 50] 19,574 112] 19,686
1922 13, 232 - 2,811 27| 10,117 1,745 1,177| 6,160} 27,337) 7,932] 35,269
1923 12,488 A. eile) 83| 4,579] 6,884 194} 10,643) 20,479} 17,637] 38,116
1924 17,280 415} 3, 241 - 356) 25.425 619] 2,444] 22,496] 5,284] 27,780
1925 21,685 522 3,804 - 8,768] 5,467) 2,923] 10,315] 37,180] 16,304] 53,484
1926 2,469 (4) 6,527 - 14, 261 6,734| 2,695] 9,870] 25,952] 16,604] 42,556
1927 4,455 124] 4,898 (4) 5,804] 28,.003 595| 25,339] 15,752| 53,466] 69,218
1928 283 - 13,701 - 4,263| 11,552 83] 32,168] 18,330] 43,720] 62,050
1929 269 (4) 7,477 50} 8,032] 18,966 199] 37,200] 15,977] 56,216] 72,193
1930 286 - 15,599 6, 322 3,015| 17,471 36] 56,618] 18,936] 80,411] 99,347
1931 7 - 2,358 1,176| 11,966] 4,541 155| 36,425] 14,516] 42,142] 56,658
1932 620 - 460 611 375| 21,262 165| 36,758] 1,620] 58,631] 60,251
1933 2 - 324 236 (4) 16,687 7| 51,069 333| 67,992] 68,325
1934 121 - 18,292 66 - 14,830 19] 60,894] 18,432] 75,790] 94,222
1935 2,387 61| 18,496} 6,677 1,908| 15,289 529| 71,723) 23,320] 93,750] 117,070
1936 984 - 13,809] 5,116] 8,457] 18,535 767 | 77,586] 24,017) 101,237 | 125,254
1937 3,520 - 10,822 1,872] 1,884] 45,220 188 | 91,335] 16,414] 138,427 | 154,841
1938 17,696 30] 16,512] 1,216 3] 22,651 11 | 78,307] 34,222] 102,204 | 136,426
1939 18,918 4) 9,319} 2,517] 2,719| 27,402 457 | 109,961] 31,413] 139,884 | 171,297
1940 14,501 1] 18,850 1,120) 2,985] 53,665 238 |.113,522| 36,574] 168,308 | 204,882
1941 11,932 - 8,848 671 4,215} 21,371 2| 76,700| 24,997] 98,742 | 123,739
1942 20,916] 2,624] 10,332] 2,513 218] 38,517 1| 41,466] 31,467] 85,120 | 116,587
1943 28,019] 9,499} 7,664] 2,514 18] 28,876 2| 49,260] 35,703] 90,149 | 125,852
1944 43,020| 9,775] 16,084] 4,260 4{ 30,033 (4) 63,144] 59,108 | 107,212 | 166, 320
1945 27,221] 12,262] 14,139] 6,455 93} 33,255 5 | 87,443] 41,458] 139,415 | 180,873
1946 15,180 8,962] 15,529] 6,503] 1,747] 39,341 33 | 127,214] 32,489 | 182,020 | 214,509
1947 21,082} 5,762] 14,756] 6,082 893] 51,856 3 | 153,507 | 36,734 | 217,207 | 253,941
1948 5/23,567| 25,926 1,694) 4,835 319} 60,235 (4) 199,427 25,580 | 290,423 | 316,003
1949 SHscly/|| | Cabeu || ese ||) 2,125) 27| 80,485 10 | 190,534 | 33,520 | 296,719 | 330, 239
1950 6/48,877| 23,576 32] 2,730} 2,281 | 124,505 6,520 | 181,370 | 57,710 | 332,181 | 389,891
1951 16,869] 17,622 837| 3,025 706 | 115,893 1,235 | 160,246 | 19,647 | 296,786 | 316,433
1952 25,860] 26,698 907 3,670 109) 84,735 381 | 178,438 | 27,257 | 293,541 | 320,798
1953 14,209] 20,491 3,904} 5,869 669 | 122, 309 1,254 | 132,086 | 20,036 | 280,755 | 300,791
1954 15,180] 11,818] 5,648] 15,377 14 | 153,742 - 119,402 | 20,842 | 300,339 | 321,181
1955 10,048] 19,690} 2,670] 10,939 970 | 101,837 916 | 122,292 | 14,604 | 254,758 | 269, 362
1956 20,274| 21,064] 2,612] 10,014] 3,565 | 120,152 1,642 | 149,281 | 28,093 | 300,511 | 328,604
1957 25,747] 20,912] 10,486| 9,829 676 | 90,145 355 | 136,885 | 37,264 | 257,771 | 295,035
1958 37,720 725| 15,280] 15,439 3,016 | 120, 356 727 |123,000 | 56,743 | 259,520 | 316,263
1959 46, 284 - 13,025} 2,169 1,382 | 97,100 82 | 108,288 | 60,773 | 207,557 |268, 330
1960 37,215| 2,987] 4,339] 7,614 24 | 46,280 10 | 189,296 | 41,588 | 246,177 |287,765
1961 24,445) 8,385] 13,763] 7,120 1} 65,402 - 191,854 | 38,209 | 272,761 |310,970
1962 41,362] 4,576] 17,040] 14,160 - 92,721 (4) 124,021 | 58,402 | 235,478 {293,880
1963 535853) |\65.934) ui (2ah222 eee: 109,523 | 63,268 |234,075 |297,343
1964 39, 378 149,020 | 44,037 | 242,274 | 286,311
1965 33,951 158,500 | 36,225 | 260,260 | 296,485

1/ INCLUDES THE CATCH TAKEN OFF-BRITISH COLUMBIA.

2/ ESTIMATED ON THE BASIS OF PACK AS REPORTED BY TUNA CANNERS.

(3/ THE CATCH OF SKIPJACK AND YELLOWFIN HAS BEEN INCLUDED WITH THAT OF BLUEFIN.
4/ LESS THAN 500 POUNDS.

S/ INCLUDES A CATCH OF 132,000 POUNDS LANDED IN ALASKA.

6/ INCLUDES A CATCH OF 39,000 POUNDS LANDED IN ALASKA.

NOTE: =-DATA FROM 1911 TO 1923 BASED ON STATISTICS PUBLISHED BY THE BUREAU OF FISHERIES, THE CALIFORNIA BUREAU OF
MARINE FISHERIES (FISH BULLETIN NO. 74), AND THE U. S. TARIFF COMMISSION IN THEIR REPORT TO THE U. S. SENATE ON
TUNA FISH, REPORT NO. 109, SECOND SERIES.

HISTORICAL FISHERY STATISTICS

710
TUNA CATCH BY SPECIES, HAWAII, 1946-65
(THOUSANDS OF POUNDS AND THOUSANDS OF DOLLARS)
YEAR ALBACORE BLUEFIN 1/ LITTLE
SO yt o-oo
QUANTITY VALUE QUANTITY VALUE QUANTITY VALUE

1946 , O50 2 2 2/1,495 2/498 5 5
1947 0-0 ‘ovo 2 2 2/1, 759 2/777 135 7
1948 5 ao 2 2 2/1, 875 2/800 - -
1949 a'd op 2 2 2/2, 013 2/715 - =
1950 . tg 6 avanalD 61 12 1,823 547 - 2
1951 GOON 010100 56 14 2,035 601 - -
1952 60 00 105 24 2, 206 688 - -
IGE oo 4 o 6 u ¢ 0d 49 9 2, 826 761 - -
1954 . a0 6.00 0-0 29 5 2, 759 672 - -
1955 . o-0 6 00°90 21 4 2,153 687 - -
1EES 3: 6.60 a Bhlo10 4.040 13 4 2,271 714 2 a
1957. . 66.6 040.00 10 3 1,633 620 - -
1958 . j 5 0,010.00 16 4 1,596 622 - -
1959... 9 0 wa oo 6 1 2 1,322 574 19 4
1960. . G00. 00/0 60 9 3 1, 296 581 4 1
1961 G0 0016.00 14 4 1,037 508 2 (3)
IGE2 oo O26 b OOO OLa'6 7 4 1,221 598 13 2
WEES c's: 0 0. 00.0) 0. G10 0 15 5 948 502 60 8
WEE > ooo a) 0 306-0 9 3 839 494 35 6
1965 O10 pod o)0 00 0 7 2 774 471 15 2

anges
Ronee

QUANTITY

5, 630
5, 586
7,993
9,066
9,312

12,877
7,292

12,059

14, 021
9, 340

11,132
6, 130
6,835

12,413
7, 356

10,951
9,415
8, 100
9,024

16,157

1/ INCLUDES THE CATCH OF BIGEYE TUNA,

3/ LESS THAN $500.

TWO-POLE TUNA FISHING

VALUE

1,054

970
1,291
1, 255
1,317
1,728
1,064
1,594
1,761
1,065
1,262

794

899
1,475
1,001
1, 307
1,174
1,090
1, 222
2,014

QUANTITY VALUE

2 2

2 2

@ 2

2 2
722 200
757 226
856 260
622 157
526 137
444 140
304 86
383 111
408 ply,
569 178
355 152
459 168
397 143
385 153
500 185
497 177

2/ THE CATCH OF ALBACORE AND YELLOWFIN HAS BEEN INCLUDED WITH THAT OF BLUEFIN TUNA,

QUANTITY

7,125
7,480
9, 868

11,079
11,918
15, 725
10, 459
15, 556
17,335
11, 958
13,720
8, 156
8,855
14, 334
9,020
12,463
11,063
9, 508
10, 407

17, 450

VALUE
1,552
1, 784
2,091
1,970
2,076
2, 569
2,036
2,521
2,575
1, 896
2, 066
1,528
1,642
2, 233
1,738
1,987
1,921
1,758
1,910
2, 666

HISTORICAL FISHERY STATISTICS

711

UNITED STATES AND PUERTO RICO TUNA CATCH BY AREAS, 1944-65

( THOUSANDS OF POUNDS AND THOUSANDS OF DOLLARS)

YEAR

Io o ona oN G 6d
1945 .

1946
1947
1948
1949
1950
1951 .
1952).
12E5) oo .
1b 5 ao 6b 06.0
WE 6 606006
VED o oa 0p 0810 0
JOS 6a 3%

UES. 66 0 0 6

IPED 6 a o 0 0

IED 6 ao 06 604
IQGI-.9 6 60-6000

—_- tt

IAF 6 a 0 oO 0 0 OO
VS 6 oo 0 Ooo 6
IG 906 6 6000
WOW 6 oo 10 010 ao
189) 6 5 00 0 066
1949 .
1950
1951
1952
1953°.
1954.
1955).

1956...
VOR o ao
G83. 6 0 0
1959.

lO GOR arom
VS G6 0

IE 6 4. o
WME} oo 6
USES 5 om 0
UIE oo 6 bo 0

ATLANTIC AND GULF

PACIFIC COAST

COAST STATES STATES nD D
QUANTITY VALUE QUANTITY VALUE QUANTITY VALUE
829 115 166, 320 19, 568 1 1
1,676 247 180,873 21,381 1 1
1, 524 104 214, 509 25,927 7,125 1,552
1,749 144 253,941 41, 648 7,480 1,784
3,599 274 316, 003 58, 695 9, 868 2,091
3,468 259 330, 239 53, 674 11,079 1,970
1,563 123 389, 891 61,219 11,918 2,076
2,479 184 316,433 47, 623 15,725 2,569
1,896 172 320, 798 49, 062 10, 459 2, 036
2,013 126 300, 791 46, 726 15,556 2,521
1,515 | 114 321, 181 52, 899 17,335 2,575
1,004 59 269, 362 39,435 11,958 1,896
878 131 328, 604 43, 290 13,720 2,066
1,700 169 205, 035 37, 334 8, 156 1,528
3,114 292 316, 263 42, 892 8,855 1,642
3, 245 196 286, 330 35, 000 14, 334 2,233
1,418 81 287, 765 35, 752 9,020 1,738
2,371 133 310,970 40, 226 12, 463 1,987
7,214 547 293, 880 42, 644 11,063 1,921
14,768 957 297, 343 37,455 9) 508 1,758
9.411 722 286, 311 36, 766 10, 407 1,910
4,960 375 206, 485 38, 693 17,450 2, 666
1 ————e
SS
TOTAL, TOTAL,
UNITED STATES PUERTO RICO UNITED STATES AND
PUERTO RICO
QUANTITY VALUE QUANTITY VALUE QUANTITY VALUE
1 1 1 | 1 1
1 1 1 1 u 4
223, 158 27, 583 1 1 1 1
263, 170 43,573 1 1 1 1
329, 470 61,060 1 1 1 1
344, 786 55,903 1 1 1 1
403, 372 63,418 1 1 1 1
334, 637 50, 376 1 1 1 1
333, 153 51, 270 1 1 1 1
318, 360 49,373 2,704 1 321, 064 1
340, 031 55,588 6, 388 1 346,419 1
282, 324 41,390 9, 549 1 291, 873 j
343, 202 45, 587 12, 000 1 355, 202 1
304, 891 39,051 18, 393 1 323, 264 1
328, 232 44, 826 16, 652 1 344, 884 1
285, 909 37,429 22,090 1 307, 999 1
298, 203 37,571 20,910 1 319,113 1
325, 804 42, 346 31,050 1 356, 854. 1
312, 157 45,112 28, 790 1 340, 947 1
321, 619 40,170 37, 026 3,720 358, 645 43, 890
305, 829 39, 398 48, 393 4,961 354, 222 44, 359
318, 895 41,734 54,576 6,102 373, 471 47,836

1/ DATA NOT AVAILABLE.

THE F

RST TUNA CANNERY IN PUERTO R

ALBACORE TUNA

CO BEGAN OPERATIONS IN 1953,

YELLOWFIN TUNA

712

=
fre}
N
I

HISTORICAL FISHERY STATISTICS

NUMBER

4,883,000
335, 000
1,488, 583

1,077, 775
1, 395, 000
1, 292, 500
2,119, 787
1,834, 000

415, 000 |

1, 295, 020
1, 272, 000
1,801, 475

884, 000

837, 000
977, 750
1,211,000
1, 220,810
52, 000
555, 750
396, 250
519, 750
975, 500
338, 880

402, 600
367, 400
492, 250
329, 400
291, 000
367, 200
389,770
399, 800
575, 900

389,890
432, 100
82, 300
98, 370
225, 800
74, 100
117, 000
113, 497
147, 580
84, 492

85, 664
50, 095
19,070
19,136
66, 206
60,940

MARYLAND

POUNDS

1, 953, 200
134, 000
772, 867

538, 888
558, 000
517,000
847,916
733, 600
166, 000
518, 600
508, 699
720, 590
353, 600

334, 800
391, 100
484, 400
488, 324
20, 800
222, 300
158, 500
207, 900
386, 200
136, 600

161,000
146, 960
196, 900
164, 700
145, 500
168, 200
186, 000
193, 900
273, 600

183, 100
199, 700
39, 500
48, 400
112, 600
37,050
58, 500
54, 200
73,800
42, 200

42, 900
21, 500
8, 200
9, 200
28, 800
27,700

POTOMAC RIVER

ALEWIFE FISHERY, 1896-1965

NUMBER

24,601,040
7, 276, 428
7, 379, 319

7,681, 561
8, 908, 510
10, 074, 500
9, 308, 782
13, 299, 388
7, 420, 380
12, 500, 828
10, 336, 067
12, 982, 180
6,827, 030

6, 948, 300
17, 403, 100
15, 898, 533
16,018, 040

5,018,840
10, 587, 000
10,890, 750

7,047, 750

8, 272, S00

9, 662, 500

6, 729, 750
8, 468, 450
6, 209, 800
11,534, 800
8, 432, 600
7, 280, 800
21, 383, 600
19, 416, 900
21,895, 200

26, 096, 500
31, 172, 300
24, 590, 950
22, 924, 200
26, 427, 900
22, 072, 000
19, 416, 300
18, 983, 200
19, 500, 600
16, 398, 000

12, 927,850
14, 516, 400
25, 594, 885
16, 966, 869
18,725,975
25,182, 000

VIRGINIA

POUNDS

9,840, 416
2,910,571
2, 904, 054

3,813, 780
3, 563, 404
4,029, 800
3, 722, 912
5, 319, 156
2, 968, 152
5, 000, 330
4,136, 666
5, 182, 472
2,730,812

2,691, 900
3, 387, 800
2,064, 100
5, 767, 400
4, 216, 300
3, 344, 300
10, 398, 200
9, 415, 300
11,116,800

11,618, 300
14, 522, 700
11, 708, 400
11, 206, 800
13, 110, 600
9,012, 100
9, 386, 200
9,118, 300
8, 799, 300
7, 289, 100

5,745, 700
6, 213, 400
11, 005, 400
8,028,600
8,146,100
11,435,300

175,119
190, 375
177, 273
177, 270
158,670
90, 855
138,875
132, 181
123,163
109, 548

86, 479
106, 702
217, 208
136, 360
138,859
UPsprs|

NUMBER
24, 437,885

29, 484,040
7,611, 428
8,867, 902

8, 759, 336
10, 303, 510
11, 367, 000
11, 428, 569
15, 133, 388
7,835, 380
13, 795, 848
11, 608, 067
14, 783, 655
7,711,030

7, 785, 300
18, 380,850
17, 109, 533
17, 238,850

5,070, 840
11,142, 750
11, 287, 000

7, 567, 500

9, 248, 000
10, 001, 380

7, 132, 350
8,835, 850
6, 702, 050
11, 864, 200
8,723,600
7,648, 000
21, 773, 370
19,816, 700
22,471, 100

26, 486, 390
31,604, 400
24,673, 250
23, 022, 570
26,653, 700
22, 146, 100
19, 533, 300
19,096,697
19,648, 180
16, 482, 492

13,013, 514
14, 566, 495
25, 613, 955
16, 986, 005
18,792,181
25, 242,940

POUNDS
9,775, 154

11,793, 616
3,044,571
3,676,921

4, 352, 668
4,121, 404
4, 546, 800
4, 570, 828
6, 052, 756
3,134, 152
5, 518, 930
4,645, 365
5, 903, 062
3, 084, 412

3, 201, 600

2,852, 900
3, 554, 760
2, 261, 000
5, 932, 100
4, 361,800
3, 512, 500
10, 584, 200
9, 609, 200
111, 390, 400

1,801, 400
4, 722, 400
1, 747,900
1,255, 200
3, 223, 200
9,049, 150
9, 444, 700
9,172, 500
8,873, 100
7, 331, 300

5, 788, 600
6, 234, 900
[11, 013, 600
8, 037, 800
8,174,900
11,463, 000

VALUE

$39, 003

53, 223
32,161
61,016

55, 137
44,041
38, 342
49, 421
56, 552
37, 341
55, 366
50, 588
58, 297
54, 916

49, 315
55, 460
24,041
23,845
16, 256
26,650
36,674
29,143
36, 990
32, 312

30, 060
27, 930
36, 453
118, 972
110, 192
105, 195
212, 647
197,057
185, 097

177, 868
193, 736
177,836
178,161
160, 928

91,616
140,045
132, 978
124,639
110, 393

87,122
107, 003
217, 340
136, 499
139,380
163,938

1/ DATA FOR THE TWO STATES NOT ENUMERATED SEPARATELY.

HISTORICAL FISHERY STATISTICS

POTOMAC RIVER SHAD FISHERY, 1896-1965

713

MARY LAND VIRGINIA
NUMBER POUNDS | VALUE | NUMBER POUNDS NUMBER POUNDS |} VALUE
1896. 233,238 | 874,643] $20,524] 450,825 | 1,690,594 684,063 |2,565,237 |#63,608
1901, 547,500] 14,800 | 648, 462 | 2,431,733 794,462 |2,979,233 |119, 366
1904. 83,147 | 311,801| 16,343] 289,500 |1,085,625| 51,709 | 372,647 |1,397,426 | 68,052
1909. 31, 158 116,843] 9,232] 172,813 | 648,049] 44,500 | 203,971 764,892 | 53,732
1915, : 17, 196 64,485] 6,827] 165,206 | 619,523] 65,300] 182,402 | 684,008 | 72,127
1919, 94,512 | 354,420] 56,833] 449,957 | 1,687,339 | 275,564 | 544,469 |2,041,759 |332, 307
1920. A 80,944 | 302,237] 55,963] 448,414 |1,677,543 | 278,501 | 529,358 |1,979,780 |334, 464
1921. ; 49,681 138,207} 25,191 | 356,191 |1,022,231 | 182,179 | 405,872 11,160,438 |207,370
1922, 203,682 | 706,501] 95,140 | 680,494 |2, 409,070 | 324,882 | 884,176 |3,115,571 |420,022
1923. 93,619 | 308,729] 52,917] 257,927 | 878,653] 145,702 | 351,546 |1, 187,382 |198,619
1924, 37,505 | 127,285| 20,469] 134,805 | 450,925] 67,981 | 172,310 578,210 | 88,450
1925. 46, 008 157,786 | 35,310 | 158,574 538,846 | 128,088 | 204,582 | 696,632 |163, 398
1926. 51,601 162,861 | 34,808 | 285,061 871, 345 | 182,653 | 336,662 |1,034,206 |217, 461
1927. 30, 720 103,728 | 17,894] 191,601 582,853] 95,931 | 222,321 686,581 |113,825
1928, 138,496 | 383,126] 37,588 | 577,924 |1,694,496 | 177,099 | 716,420 |2,077,622 |214,687
1929, : 68,613 | 225,797] 22,676 | 248,640 | 826,487] 118,913 | 317,253 |1,052,284 |141,589
1930. 14, 807 50,345] 8,393] 160,343 | 550,848] 89,648 | 175,150 | 601,193 | 98,041
1931, 100,417 | 337,518] 24,431 | 525,082 |1, 723,518 | 169,074 | 625,499 |2,061,036 |193, 505
1932, 199,742 | 609,258] 40,837 | 575,714 |1,654,910 | 132,516 | 775,456 |2,264,168 |173, 353
1933. 51, 037 175,965] 15,482] 560,388 | 1,661,658 | 133,632 | 611,425 |1,837,623 |149, 114
1934, 10, 040 35,700} 3,628 | 142,636 531,400] 43,876 | 152,876 567,100 | 47,504
1935. 24,065 82,171 8,357 | 175,581 549,000] 47,434 | 199,646 | 631,171 | 55,791
1936. 17, 500 48,000] 5,279] 116,909 311,800 | 30,079] 134,409 | 359,800 | 35,358
1937. 15, 736 43,500] 4,104] 148,357] 391,400] 36,228 | 164,093 | 434,900 | 40,332
1938. 16, 978 51,235] 5,186 | 175,582 | 468,400] 42,199] 192,560 519,635 | 47,385
1939. 15, 086 44,503] 3,920] 129,100 | 384,000] 38,400 | 144,186 | 428,503 | 42,320
1940, 24, 923 75,400] 6,546] 77,250] 247,400] 28,770] 102,173 | 322,800 | 35,316
1941... 13, 228 38,800} 2,942] 119,530 332,500} 19,341 | 132,758 371,300 | 22,283
qga2ieireere 33, 436 97,575| 8,998] 70,640 | 230,600] 19,580 | 104,076 | 328,175 | 28,578
1944, 17, 490 49,000] 6,447] 260,690 | 834,000] 95,043] 278,180 | 883,000 |101, 490
1945. . 11, 500 41,100] 8,514] 154,059 | 496,600] 85,190 | 165,559 | 537,700 | 93,704
1946. 19, 258 62,400] 10,601] 151,985 | 473,700} 107,512 | 171,243 | 536,100 |118,113
1947, 37, 790 98,600] 16,597 | 477,698 | 1,201,600 | 207,302 | 515,488 |1,300,200 |223,899
1948. 40, 300 108,300] 15,855] 233,460 | 613,000] 97,363] 273,760 | 721,300 |113,218
1949, i 52, 800 138,800] 19,548 | 274,455 | 770,800] 116,812 | 327,255 | 909,600 |136, 360
1950. 32, 900 97,700] 15,686 | 294,479 | 833,900 | 125,450 | 327,379 | 931,600 |141, 136
1951. 22,038 66,600] 11,197] 274,440 | 810,500 | 137,740 | 296,478 | 877,100 |148,937
1952. 49, 990 148,800 | 22,310 | 342,864 |1,012,600 | 152,695 | 392,854 |1, 161,400 |175,005
1953. 39, 580 123,900] 18,630 | 235,002 | 722,400 | 120,810 | 274,582 | 846,300 |139, 440
1954, 30, 480 91,100] 13,117 | 203,060 | 606,200 | 108,367 | 233,540 | .697,300 |121, 484
1955, 16, 782 52,500] 9,203] 271,170 | 753,200 | 128,044 | 287,952 | 805,700 |137, 247
1956. 23, 798 71,400] 7,543] 210,790 | 650,500] 88,265] 234,588 | 721,900 | 95,808
1957. 28,143 84,300] 11,586] 179,550 540,100] 81,349] 207,693 | 624,400 | 92,935
1958. 16, 453 48,800| 7,977| 40,483 118,500 | 20,918 56, 936 167,300 | 28,895
1959. 12, 175 37,900] 6,436 | 48,767 149,800 | 25,055| 60,942 187,700 | 31,491
1960. 18, 230 47,400] 7,143] 53,453 142,000] 21,105] 71,683 189,400 | 28,248
1961. 10, 976 30,300] 4,393] 30,742 82,800 | 12,407 | 41,718 113, 100 | 16,800
1962. 23,821 66,900 | 10,062] 69,866 196,100] 27,077| 93,687 | 263,000 | 37,139
1963. 30, 377 77,800] 12,434 | 57,228 137,100] 23,363 | 87,605 | 214,900 | 35,797
1964. 26,275 76,200] 8,996] 137,135 | 398,100] 25,997] 163,410 | 474,300 | 34,993
IGE 6 55 $ 62,679 175,500 | 19,716 | 127,893 | 358,100] 34,341 | 190,572 533,600 | 54,057
NOTE:--THE NUMBER OF SHAD TAKEN IN THE POTOMAC RIVER IN 1878 WAS 186,000; IN 1880, 552,872; IN 1889, 868,900; IN

1890, 731,453; AND IN 1891, 621,977.

Le HISTORICAL FISHERY STATISTICS

HUDSON RIVER SHAD FISHERY, 1896-1965

YEAR NEW YORK NEW JERSEY TOTAL

NUMBER POUNDS VALUE NUMBER POUNDS VALUE NUMBER POUNDS VALUE
WSIS 5. oy Owe O 420,098 |1,681,371 | $58,921 168, 800 675,595 | $24,316 588,898 | 2,356,966 | $83,237
IGED-g of-a-p 0 404,877 |1, 506, 142 49, 353 115, 200 529, 920 17, 934 520,077 | 2,036,062 67, 287
TEES 66 a 605 410,395 |1,534,877 50, 875 129,855 606, 423 18,510 540, 250 | 2, 141, 300 69, 385
IOs 6-6 5S 829,612 100, 762 144, 315 577, 260 21,647 973, 927 | 3,779, 562 | 122,409
1904 25 4 ws. 100, 624 402, 496 28,896 57,657 201, 800 17,758 158, 281 604, 296 46,654.
(OW: %.0 06 126, 534 506, 136 51,715 101, 720 406, 880 49, 109 228, 254 913,016 | 100,824
st hans 11, 606 48, 564 5, 969 4, 249 20, 104 2,674 15,855 68,668 8,643
VOUS <6: bo 51-0 7, 787 32, 923 4, 540 1,500 7, 250 925 9, 287 40,173 5,465
WHY 6 oo 5 0 10,615 38, 344 5,810 1, 400 5,040 720 12,015 43, 384 6, 530
IVE ooo 0-0 63, 404. 220, 602 44,784 3, 999 14, 000 3, 400 67, 403 234, 602 48, 184
WAS 66 5 0 5 76,501 301, 306 60,690 13,800 73, 668 23, 034 90, 301 374, 974 83, 724
WEED 5. 6-0 O.0 39, 692 157,715 43, 882 9,623 42,129 12, 427 49,315 199,844. 56, 309
WAT aa Beane 28, 948 104, 883 24, 329 6, 500 25, 920 6, 294. 35, 448 130, 803 30,623
G22 ameprenmene 36,111 128, 324 27,451 12, 225 46, 862 12, 255 48, 336 175, 186 39, 706
WES a6 6 60 28, 636 97,863 22,644 6, 450 23,865 6, 000 35, 086 121,728 28,644
WZ -0 Bro. 6 22,814 72,519 17,619 5, 980 21,850 5,485 28, 794 94, 369 23, 104.
WOES BUaoowa 34, 568 110, 359 24, 030 4, 300 13,975 2, 400 38, 868 124, 334 26, 430
WES: sb 6.0.6 TNO 219, 183 47,175 11,150 46, 237 6, 300 84, 462 265, 420 53, 475
WEE oo: 6 6-6 89, 984 299, 693 56, 950 20, 300 58, 362 6, 700 110, 284 358,055 63, 650
IES So 6-6 61,079 194, 181 32,689 17, 950 52, 050 10, 460 79,029 246, 231 43,149
IG a oa b 6 45, 980 157,895 25,801 10, 500 38, 850 4,882 56, 480 196,745 30,683
VEE. 6! 06, 6 18 49, 241 165, 004 27, 688 12, 200 41, 500 5,684 61, 441 206, 504 33, 372
WES o o oe 104,043 342,611 40,840 21, 900 72, 000 8,941 125, 943 414,611 49,781
IER NG co 6-600 121, 358 397, 754 40, 087 38, 000 132, 000 10, 762 159, 358 529, 754 50, 849
IEE 65. 5 0.0 105, 287 347, 656 28, 156 49, 150 171,024 IZ Bre) 154,437 518, 680 40,729
NOS4Sear erence 106, 098 314, 200 24, 764 35, 360 123, 800 11, 310 141, 458 438, 000 36, 074
IES og 6. 666 143, 977 453, 300 38,151 116, 003 394, 100 32, 485 259, 980 847, 400 70,636
VES 66g a8 304, 104 834, 400 52, 808 393,211 |1,633,500 | 117,379 697, 315 | 2,467,900 | 170, 187
VEY 6 Ge 608 292, 790 976,000 73,191 585,400 |1,756,200 | 139,595 878, 190 | 2,732,200 | 212,786
IES! 6 6 a 66 291, 650 972, 500 53, 989 420,149 |1,494,500 | 118, 486 711,799 | 2,467,000 | 172,475
WEEDS. 5 oo. A 464,655 |1,516, 400 66, 319 518,511 | 1,754, 300 98, 943 983, 166 | 3,270,700 | 165, 262
NO4O A earel cence 405,806 |1,297, 700 66, 703 524,466 |1,816,700 | 116,074 930,272 | 3,114,400 | 182,777
ICS 6-6 otha 415,137 |1,341, 000 91,041 518,421 |1,792,500 | 107,589 933,558 | 3,133,500 | 198,630
Uke Sto Ghows 443,255 |1, 294,800 76,025 581,944 |1,891,100 | 128,963 [1,025,199 | 3,185,900 | 204,988
WLS) SG iasa-0 593,821 |1,640,000 | 155,800 527,616 |1,585,350 | 201,556 [1,121,437 | 3,225,350 | 357,356
Oe Aa eo) one 549,600 |1,651, 200 90, 445 642,521 |2,158,200 | 134,535 |1,192,121 | 3,809,400 | 224,980
MNOS Seay etes wes 698,990 |2,091,300 | 275,962 (1) 1,385,900 | 228,161 (1) 3,477,200 | 504,123
NOS6 re ere 483,200 |1,446,900 | 218,546 437,689 |1,525,243 | 240,638 920,889 | 2,972,143 | 459, 184
WOE 6 Gb0.6 257,749 957, 400 95, 527 282,121 |1,024,392 | 161,447 539,870 | 1,981,792 | 256,974
OSB Ste) Seals 372,584 |1,121,600 | 146,679 339,013 |1,232,800 | 185,867 711,597 | 2,354,400 | 332,546
VOLS Bl 6 den 220, 559 748,800 | 113,395 274, 543 978,570 | 173,120 495, 102 | 1,727,370 | 286,515
WGES Sade 'S <p. ib 124, 740 413, 600 62,012 180, 408 595, 300 | 118,137 305, 148 | 1,008,900 | 180,149
VER oo ao one 122, 848 413, 400 62,675 104, 375 350, 700 85, 690 227, 223 764,100 | 148,365
WEF 66'.6.5.0 149,210 487, 600 59, 150 178,636 589, 500 87, 552 327,846 | 1,077,100 | 146,702
OSS) een nmonier 140, 576 465, 000 62, 744 120, 464 473, 722 92,744. 261, 040 938,722 | 155, 488
(Oe Bd bok 6 179,612 584, 580 67,882 168, 794 664, 706 96, 936 348,406 | 1,249,286 | 164,818
NOES. 6.6"5\v0 16 145, 658 503, 696 60, 562 248,911 |1,006,644 | 137,962 394,569 | 1,510,340 | 198,524
1956 . oo 164, 203 579, 734 48,776 318,096 |1,101,432 | 109, 446 482, 299 | 1,681,166 | 158,222
VER nO bab 6 136, 452 468, 205 42,805 294,135 |1,029, 475 89,574 430,587 | 1,497,680 | 132,379
HEED 5.6) B06 128, 148 433, 463 41,218 129, 421 612, 302 75, 034 257,569 | 1,045,765 | 116,252
IGE 520) oot 140, 770 492, 468 47,447 195,673 678, 744 77, 532 336,443 | 1,171,212 | 124,979
NOS O meer etireiustee 80, 379 273, 936 38, 407 128, 476 449, 636 69,693 208,855 723,572 | 108, 100
USSU 66s b oe 66,822 236, 445 33,111 111,872 352, 544. 65, 220 178,694 588, 989 98, 331
S625 eet waned 66,020 218, 149 28, 348 83, 360 309, 531 49,525 149, 380 527, 680 77,873
UES 6-6) ode 38,711 132, 564 25, 807 59, 363 215, 454 56,018 98, 074 348,018 81,825
IER Gb ranous 25, 068 78, 084 16,993 28,455 103, 781 20, 720 53, 523 181,865 STS
WWES-4 6S! a%s 34,227 119,958 20,300 32,559 117, 563 15,629 66,786 237,521 35,929

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SECTION 14
STATISTICAL SURVEY PROCEDURE

Thisis another ina series of annual reports
containing detailed statistics, analytic textual
reviews, and graphic presentations on the com-
mercial fisheries of the United States. Included
are data on the quantity and value of the com-
mercial yield of fishery products by States,
sections, and gear; and the number of persons
and operating units engaged in the fisheries. In
the Great Lakes and Mississippi River Sections,
the catch is also tabulated by water bodies,
The publication contains data on the volume and
value of processed fishery products, freezings
and cold storage holdings, foreign trade, and
other related information. The report has been
prepared and published by the Bureau of Com-
mercial Fisheries, Fish and Wildlife Service,
U.S. Department of the Interior, and is a con-
tinuation of a series inaugurated by its prede-
cessor organizations in the Department of
Interior, Commerce, Commerce and Labor, and
the U. S. Fish Commission.

In order that those who use the statistical
data contained in this and previous reports may
be informed as to the source of the figures and
methods for their collection, it has been deemed
advisable to outline, in moderate detail, the sur-
vey procedure followed, This procedure has been
developed over many years,and changes in meth-
ods have been made attimes when such changes
have appeared to work toward general improve-
ment. While the surveys in different sections
are not made inthe same manner, owing to vary-
ing facilities and records, an attempt has been
made to make the data collected by various meth-
ods comparable withrespect tothe same yearas
well as over a period of years. Throughout the
entire plan, it has been the intention to coord-
inate State and federal fishery statistical work
so that there will be as little duplication of
effort as possible.

SECTIONAL SURVEYS

Statistical surveys of the fisheries and fish-
ery industries of the various sections of the
United States occupy by far the greatest part of
the time of the personnel of the Branch of Statis-
tics. Atfrequent intervals, fieldrepresentatives
visit the individual fishing localities of the vari-
ous States to collect statistics on the volume and
value of the catch of fish and shellfish, employ-

5

ment in the fisheries, quantity of fishing gear,
number and classification of fishing craft, and
the volume and value of processed fishery prod-
ucts. The various phases of these surveys are
discussed in detail in the sections following.

History -—=<-The first comprehensive statis-
tical study of the fisheries and fishery industries
of the United States was made for the year 1880
by George Brown Goode, Assistant Director of
the U. S. National Museum, and associates,
with the cooperation of the Commissioner of
Fisheries and the Superintendent of the Tenth
Census. Data for specific fisheries, or restrict=
ed sections for years prior to 1880, also were
collected in the early survey and recorded in
Mr. Goode'sreports., The survey for 1880, how-
ever, did not include the Mississippi River and
its tributaries. Periodic general surveys ofa
limited number of States or limited areas of the
United States were made forthe years from 1880
to 1907 and from 1909 to 1928. The first com-
plete statistical canvass of the entire United
States was made for 1908 by the Bureau of the
Census. The next general survey of the entire
United States was not made until 1931, although
complete data for all sections, excluding the
Mississippi River andits tributaries, were col-
lected for 1929 and 1930. Complete data on the
catch and operating units for these same sections
were also collected for 1932. In the latter sur-
vey, however, lack of sufficient funds prohibited
collection of data on the wholesale and manufac-
turing operations except those data collected as
a part of the canned fishery products and byprod-
ucts survey. Various sections were surveyed
during the years from 1933 to 1949, inclusive.
A complete survey of all sections of the country
was made for 1950. Since 1951, all of the coast-
al areas have been canvassed annually, and
catch records have been obtained for the Lakes
section, Complete operating unit and catch data
have been obtained for all areas since 1954, ex-
cept that only a partial survey of the Mississippi
River and its tributaries was made for 1961, Data
on the wholesale and manufacturing industries
were collected inall of the surveys from 1933 to
1940, inclusive. Inthe years from 1941 to 1949,
inclusive, andin 1951, lack of experienced per-
sonnel and budgetary limitations precluded the
collection of data on wholesale and manufactur-
ing firms except for those datacollectedas part
of the canned fishery products, industrial prod-
ucts, and packaged fish surveys.

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716

The chart on page 717 indicates the years
for which surveys have been made in the various
sections. Figures for recent years are available
from the Bureau in bulletin form, but data for the
earlier years are available onlyin the Fish Com-
mission and Bureau of Fisheries printed reports.
These reports are on file in the Department of
the Interior library and in many public libraries,

Since the surveys of the fisheries have var-
ied in completeness, three legends have been
usedfor the years shownin the chart to indicate
whether complete, partial, or no surveys were
conducted in the individual regions. The des-
ignation "complete survey" has been used to
indicate that basic operating unit and catch data
were obtained and that complete information was
collectedon employmentin wholesale and manu-
facturing establishmentsand on the production of
manufactured fishery products. The legend "par-
tial survey" usually indicates that operating unit
and catch statistics were collected, but that no
information was obtained on employment in whole-
sale and manufacturing establishments and that
only partial data were obtainedon the production
of manufactured fishery products. In some in-
stances the designation "partial survey" is used
for regions in which only catch statistics were
collected. The legend "no survey" indicates that
a general canvass was not conducted to obtain
operating unit, catch, employment in wholesale
and manufacturing plants, and complete manu-
factured products data. Although the chart in-
dicates that in certain regions no surveys were
conducted, some information may be available
on the landings atcertain important ports. Like-
wise, information on the catchof certain species,
such as menhaden, may be available as a result
of data collected in connection with the annual
canned fish and byproducts survey. Data on the
annual production of canned fishery products and
byproducts have been collected for all regions
since 1921, while information has been obtained
on the production of packaged fish for 1926 and
annually since 1928.

A bibliography listing the various surveys
made since 1880 and the publications in which
the results were published appeared in Statisti-
cal Digest No. 43, “Fishery Statistics of the
United States, 1956." A list of the statistical
bulletins inthe Current Fishery Statistics series
published during 1964 may be found in Section

17 of this Digest.

Field Personnel--The statistics con-
tained in this volume have been collected by a
group of trained fisheryreporting specialists of
the Bureau.

Period Covered--These specialists
are assigned to field stations, generally in the
principal port within their field, and travel from
that station in conducting their various surveys.
Most of the reporting agents collect statistics
on landings for the current year, and assemble
final operating unit, catch, and processed prod-
ucts data for the previous year, It is usually
3to 10 months afterthe endof the calendar year
for which they are collecting data before the final
figures for the digest are available, The data
are tabulated and prepared for publication before
the end of the year, The figures are collected
and published on a calendar year basis. Prior
to 1930, statistics on the catch of oysters in the
Atlantic and Gulf States were collected for the
oyster season; that is, from September to April,
inclusive, Since 1930, they have been collected
on a calendar year basis.

Scope--The coastal statistical surveys
include canvasses of the commercial fisheries
of the oceans, bays, and coastal rivers as far
inlandas commercial fishing is important, This
usually coincides with the range of commercial
fishing for anadromous species. Statistics on
the fisheries of the Mississippi River include
those of the MississippiRiver proper as well as:
all of its tributaries wherein commercial fishing
for either fish, crustaceans, or mollusks is car~
ried on, Statistics on the fisheries of the Great
Lakes cover canvasses of the fisheries in the
lakes proper, adjacent bays, the International
Lakes of northern Minnesota, and rivers which
sustain a commercial fishery having outlets in-
to these waters. Statistics on the fisheries of
Florida include the commercial fisheries in Lake
Okeechobee and other inland lakes, Surveys
for statistics of the wholesale and processing
fishery industries cover plants located in the
coastal, river, and lake areas adjacent to the
waters mentioned above,

Methods of Collection--There are
several methods usedin the collection of fishery
statistics, each of which has been carefully

STATISTICAL SURVEY PROCEDURE

SURVEYS OF THE FISHERIES OF THE UNITED STATES

AREA:
NEW ENGLAND
MIDDLE ATLANTIC
CHESAPEAKE
SOUTH ATLANTIC
GULF
ALASKA
WASH., ORE., CALIF.
GREAT LAKES
MISSISSIPPI RIVER

NEW ENGLAND

MIDDLE ATLANTIC
CHESAPEAKE

SOUTH ATLANTIC
GULF

ALASKA

WASH., ORE., CALIF.
GREAT LAKES
MISSISSIPPI RIVER

AREA: 120/121
Es a eee
[ees | ea |e

AREA;
NEW ENGLAND
MIDDLE ATLANTIC
CHESAPEAKE
SOUTH ATLANTIC
GULF
ALASKA
WASH., ORE., CALIF.
GREAT LAKES
MISSISSIPPI RIVER
HAWAII

AREA:
NEW ENGLAND
MIDDLE ATLANTIC
CHESAPEAKE
SOUTH ATLANTIC
GULF
ALASKA
WASH., ORE., CALIF.
GREAT LAKES
MISSISSIPPI RIVER
HAWAII

COMPLETE SURVEY ~:] PARTIAL SURVEY (ial) NO SURVEY

STATISTICAL SURVEY PROCEDURE

718

studied to obtainthe bestresults with available
personnel and funds. In the preparation of oper-
ating unit data, the field personnel are supplied
witha deck of prepunched vessel cards obtained
from the Bureau of Customs. These cards indi-
cate the name, official number, rig code, gross
tonnage, length, and year built. Field personnel
enter the number of crewmen, and number and
type of gear used by the vessel. These data are
obtained by interview, Dataon the craft of less
than 5 net tons are obtained from State conser-
vation agencies and by contact with firms pur-
chasing fish or shellfish from fishermen. The
data thus obtained are machine processed to en-
sure accuracy.

Data on over 96 percent of the catch are
available from summaries of monthly landings
bulletins and other current records assembled
by the Bureau or the various States. If complete
catch data are not available from central sources,
wholesale dealers and manufacturers of fishery
products are visited, and data are obtained from
them on their purchases of fishand shellfish, It
is impossible for the few Bureau representatives
available for this work to interview each fisher-
man in a given locality. However, the more im-
portant areas anda sufficient number of areas
of lesser importance are visited to obtain reliable
information on production, the number of fishing
craft engaged, the quantity of gear operated,
catch by gear and waters, and the number of
persons employed as fishermen,

The Bureau's role withregard to fishery sta-
tistics is principally that of coordinating the col-
lection of information, assembling, analyzing,
publishing, and disseminating fishery data. The
collection of basic operating unit and catch sta-
tistics is primarily a State function. The State
fishery agencies in a number of States have de-
veloped relatively complete statistical systems
which greatly facilitate the Bureau's surveys in
these States, In suchinstances, the Bureau con-
ducts only such surveys as may be necessary to
make the data comparable with those of other
States,

The Bureau obtains from the records of the
State fishery agencies most of the catch statis-
tics for the fisheries of the Great Lakes, the
northern Mississippi River area, and the Inter-
national Lakes of northern Minnesota. To obtain
data on the number of fishermen, boats, vessels,
and gear, the Bureau conducts such personal sur-
veys among the fishermen as may be necessary

to supplement the State records.

Bureau statistical personnel are stationed at
Seattle, Wash. and San Pedro, Calif. for the
purpose of surveying the fisheries of Washing-
ton, Oregon, and California, They obtain from
the records of the State fishery departments
figures on the volume of the catchand operating
units. The value of the catch is derived from
State and dealers' records. In Washington and
Oregon, data for operating units in the offshore
fisheries are obtained from the records of various
fishery organizations as well as fromrecords of
the State fishery agencies. Statistics of the
wholesale fishery industry for this section are
obtained largely by personal interviews.

In many States, the Bureau and the fishery
agency of the respective States cooperate in the
collection and publication of current monthly and
annual data on the catch. These data form the
basis of the annual catch figures published in
this report for the following States: Maine,
Massachusetts, Rhode Island, New York, New
Jersey, Maryland, Virginia, North Carolina,
South Carolina, Georgia, Florida, Alabama,
Mississippi, Louisiana, Texas, California,
Ohio, Michigan, and Wisconsin.

In the administration of the Alaska fisher-
ies , the State requires that copies of allreceipts
for fish and shellfish purchases from fishermen
be furnished to the Alaska Department of Fish
and Game. The data on these tickets are com-
piled and made available to the Bureau. The
summary data, by districts, are reproduced in
this report.

Statistics on the volume of the catchof fish
in the Great Lakes States usually are shown in
weights as landed, which may be in the round or
drawn condition. Statistics on the volume of the
catch of fishtaken in the remainder of the United
States are usually shown in round weight.

The figures in the tables for shellfish repre-
sent the weight of the meatsin the cases of uni-
valve and bivalve mollusks, and the round weight
of crustaceans and such cephalopods as squid
and octopus.

Shore and Vessel Fisheries--In
general, statistics of the shore fisheries, as col-
lected by the Bureau's representatives, include

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data on the number of casual and regular fisher-
men; number of motor and other fishing boats
(craft of less than5 net tons capacity are called
"boats"); type and quantity of gear used; and the
volume, value, and method of capture of each
species for each locality or group of localities.
This method is not followed in some sections
where the availability of data collected by the
State fishery agencies obviates the necessity
of detailed locality surveys.

Statistics of the vessel fisheries include
data on the number in the crew; rig of vessels;
gross tonnage; kind and quantity of gear used;
and volume, value, and method of capture of each
species. Craft having a capacity of 5 net tons
or over are called "vessels." As in the shore
fisheries, the availability of figures collected
by State fishery agencies may eliminate the ne-
cessity of Bureau agents collecting these data
for individual vessels. Information on the year
vessels were built was assembled for 1961.

Statistics on the quantity of gear operated
indicate the maximum number of units fished at
any one time during the year. Gear carried in
reserve for replacement is not reported.

All persons engaged in commercial fishing
operations are included as fishermen. In most
areas, fishermen not on vessels have been divid-
ed into "regular" and "casual". Regular fisher-
men are defined as those whoreceive more than
one-half their annual income from fishing, where-
as casualfishermen are those who receive less
than one-half their annual compensation from
fishing. It has not been possible to separate
regular from casual fishermen on the Pacific
Coast.

Since 1942, the catch of fish and shellfish
has been credited to the port at which it was
landed. Prior to the survey for that year, it was
the practice of the Bureau to credit the entire
catch of a vessel to the principal port at which
fishor shellfish were unloaded, regardless of the
actual point of landing. This policy was dis-
continued since it quite often resulted in incon-
sistencies by crediting catches of some species
to areas far removed from localities in which they
are commonly taken. An outstanding example of
this is the southern trawl fishery conducted off
the New Jersey, Maryland, Virginia, and North
Carolina coasts. Some fishing vessels from New
England operate in this fishery for 6 to 10 weeks
during the winter season. Priorto the survey for
1942, the catch of these vessels, consisting prin-
cipally of fish common to MiddleAtlantic waters,

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was credited to Massachusetts. Under the pre-
sent system, this catchis creditedto the Middle
Atlantic ports where it is landed.

Since 1949 on the Pacific Coast and 1951 for
the remainder of the country, craft, fishermen, and
gear have been reported for each State in which
they fished. A total exclusive of duplication is
shown for each section andfor the UnitedStates
as a whole. Prior to the surveys for 1949, each
craft on the Pacific Coast was credited to its
home port unless it did not fish from that port
during the year. In that case, it was credited
to the locality where it landed the greatest por-
tion of its catch. Prior to the survey for 1951,
each craft on the Atlantic and Gulf Coasts and
interior waters was credited to the port where it
landed the greatest portion of its catch during the
year. This system was changed to provide more
accurate data on the total number of craft oper-
ating ina given State. With the increased mo-
bility of the fishing fleet in recent years, the
number of vessels fishing in more than one State
has increased greatly.

Beginning with data for 1951, the reporting
of units of gear was standardized so that nets or
lines made up of small units for ease inhandling,
but fastened together in fishing, were counted
asasingle unitrather than as anumberof small-
er units. Prior to 1951, the small units were
sometimes counted as individual pieces of gear
even though they were combined for fishing.
This rule does not apply to halibut longlines or
setlines on the Pacific Coast. In this fishery,
each skate of gear is counted asone line, even
though fastened together in fishing, because the
International Pacific Halibut Commission uses
a skate of gear as a unit in its studies of fish-
ing intensity.

Beginning with 1962, only summary data
have been shown on the number of fishing gear
operated in the Great Lakes and the International
Lakes of northern Minnesota. These data appear
in the General Review section of the Digest in
the table "Summary of Operating Units." In de-
tailed operating unit tables for these lakes, the
number and size of gear have been replaced by
information on the fishing effort expendedin the
operation of each gear.

Publication of Data--Statistics on
employment in the fisheries, craft and gear en-
gaged, quantity and value of catch, and certain
data on industries related to the fisheries are
summarized according to geographic divisions
and published in bulletin form as soon as poss-
ible after the completion of each survey. Later,
the figures, in more detail, are included in the

STATISTICAL SURVEY PROCEDURE

720

annual statistical report of the Bureau entitled
"Fishery Statistics of the United States."

Data on the operating units (fishermen, fish-
ing craft, andgear) andcatch by counties for the
Atlantic and Gulf States have been includedin
these annual statistical reports for the years from
1928 to 1938 except for 1932. These datahave
also been published in the digests for the years
1945, 1950, 1955, and 1960. County data were
collected for the State in which surveys were
conducted during the years since 1938, except
for Maryland. Between 1942 and 1959, only op-
erating unit data by counties have been obtained
for Maryland. Complete data were obtained for
1960. County data assembled forthe years since
1938 which were not publishedinthe Digest, are
on file in the Washington office of the Bureau.

LOCAL AND SPECIAL SURVEYS

Landings at Certain Massachu-
setts Ports --Detailed statistics are collect-
ed on the landings of aquatic products by indi-
vidual fishing craft at Boston, Gloucester, New
Bedford, Plymouth, Provincetown, and other Cape
Cod ports. Bureau representatives are stationed
at the principal ports. They obtain figures on
the quantity and value of fish landed daily by
fishing craft, the dates of departure and arrival
of the craft, the gear used in their capture, the
grounds from which the fish were taken, and other
related information. The Bureau's Division of
of Biological Research and Branch of. Market
News cooperate in the collection of these data.

Statistics on landings at the above ports are
released monthly and annually in bulletin form,
and summarydata are publishedin the annual sta-
tistical digest. Products of American fisheries
received duty free at Boston and Gloucester from
the treaty coasts of Newfoundland, MagdalenIs-
lands, and Labrador have not been included in
the landings at these ports since 1938. Data on
the landings at Boston and Gloucester have been
collected annually since 1893. Information on
landings at New Bedford has been collected an-
nually since 1938;and at Plymouth, Provincetown,
and other Cape Cod ports, since 1945.

Shad and Alewife Fisheries--Ow-
ing to the importance of the Hudson and Potomac

Rivers in the production of shad, surveys for stat-
istics on the catch, value of the catch, and oper-
ating units are made annually. On the Potomac
River, similar statistics are also obtained for the
alewife fishery. Much of the data required for
these surveys is available from the States fish-
ery agencies.

Annual data on the shad and alewife fish-
eries are not published separately in bulletin
form. However, a summary is published in the
annual statistical digest.

Statistics on the HudsonRiver shad fishery
are available for 1896, 1897, 1898, 1901, 1904,
1910, and continuously since 1915. Data for
the Potomac River shad fishery‘’’re available for
1896, 1901, 1904, 1909, 1915, from 1919 to
1942, inclusive, and continuously since 1944,
Statistics on the Potomac River alewife fishery
are available for 1896, 1909, 1915, from 1919
to 1942, inclusive, and continuously since
1944,

Pacific Halibut Fishery--Statistics
on the Pacific halibut fishery are obtained pri-
marily from the International Pacific Halibut
Commission, Beginning with data for 1956, the
fleet classification of halibut craft was revised
and vessels were credited in operating unit tables
to each district in which they landed fish; the
only exception being that U.S.vessels landing
at Prince Rupert, British Columbia, are credited
to Southeastern Alaska. Duplication of halibut
craft which operated in more than one district
has been eliminated in regional and national
totals. The catch by the halibut fleet is credited
to the port of landing exceptthat fish landed by
U.S. halibut craft in British Columbia is credited
to Southeastern Alaska. Halibut statistics are
also included in the monthly and annual sum-
maries published by the Seattle Fishery Market
News Office. Statistics on the landings of hali-
but at Pacific Coast ports have been collected
since 1925,

South Atlantic and Gulf of Mex-
ico Shrimp Fishery--Detailed statistics
on the quantity and value of shrimp, by variety
and size, landed at South Atlantic and Gulf ports,
have been collected for the Gulf area since 1956
and the South Atlantic since 1957. Since 1956,
Bureau personnel have also obtained daily infor-
mation on the number of fishing trips, area and

STATISTICAL SURVEY PROCEDURE

depth fished, and time spent in fishing by craft
landing at U.S. ports in the Gulf of Mexico.
The Branch of Market News, the Bureau's Branch
of Marine Fisheries of the Division of Biological
Research, and various fishery agencies of the
southern States cooperate in the collection of
these data.

Detailed monthly and annual summaries of
the statistics on shrimp catch and landings are
published in bulletin form and are summarized
in the annual statistical digests.

Hawaiian Fisheries-- The common
and scientific names of the species of fish and
shellfish landed in Hawaii are not included in
Section 15 of this report.

Historical Fishery Statistics--
The Bureau of Commercial Fisheries has in its
files and in various Bureau reports or publica-
tions of other organizations a large volume of
historical data on fisheries. Beginning with the
1951 Digest, a section entitled "Historical Fish-
ery Statistics, " which includes complete histori-
cal information on selected species, has been
carried. There is published each year a listing
of the titles of the series of data appearing in
earlier editions.

Review of Certain Major Fisher -
ies--Beginning with 1942, tabulations con-
taining complete data on the catch of certain
major species have been included in a section
of the Digest entitled "Review of Certain Major
Fisheries," Although the data are included in
the detailed catch tables of the various States,
they are consolidatedin this section to provide
a single source of data for cod, haddock, hali-
but, Pacific mackerel, jack mackerel, menha-
den Atlantic ocean perch, salmon, tuna, oys-
sters, clams, crabs, and shrimp. Data on
operating units in the following fisheries have
likewise been consolidated in this section:
halibut, salmon purse seine and troll line,
Atlantic and Pacific Coast tuna, menhaden
purse seine, fish and shrimp otter trawl.

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Canned Fishery Products and In-
dustrial Products--Since 1921, the Bu-
reauhas made annual sectional surveys for sta-
tistics on canned and industrial fishery products.
These surveys are started the first week in Jan-
uary of each year for statistics on the production
in the preceding year. So far as possible, the
Bureau obtains by mail statistics on the annual
production of each domestic canned and indus-
trial fishery products plant. If it is impossible
to obtain the information by mail, the report is
secured by a Bureau representative. Included
in the data obtained are statistics on the yield
and value of the canned products by type of com-
modity, can size, and area of production, Data
on industrial products are obtained by commodity
and area of production. The value shown for
canned and industrial products is the gross
amount received by the packer at the production
point. No deductions are made for commissions
or expenses.

Annual statistical bulletins are issued on
this trade, and detailed data are published in the
statistical Digest. Prior to 1921, canned and
industrial products data were not collected for
the entire country. However, data on the pro-
duction of these products were usually obtained
for the areas in which general canvass surveys
were conducted.

Fish Mealand Oil--Dataare collect-
ed monthly on the domestic production of fish
meal, body oil, fish solubles, and homogenized
condensed fish. This information is released
monthly and annually in the Bureau's Current
Fishery Statistics series of bulletins.

Packaged Fish Trade--Statistics on
the annual production and value of fish packaged
in the United States, excluding the States of
Alaska and Hawaii, are obtained in conjunction
with the canned and industrial fishery products
survey. These data are released annually in
bulletin form and in the annual statistical di-
gest. Statistics on the production of packaged
fish are available for 1926 and annually since
1928, except that no data were collectedin Cali-
fornia for the years 1941 to 1946, inclusive.

Fish Sticks and Portions --Quart-
erly information is collected and published on

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STATISTICAL SURVEY PROCEDURE

the production and value of cooked and raw fish
sticks and breaded, cooked, and raw fish por-
tions, and unbreaded fish portions. The data
are released inthe Bureau's Current Fishery Stat-
istics series of bulletins.

Cold-Storage Holdings of Fish--
Information on the monthly freezings and hold-
ings of fishery products is obtained from cold
storage warehouses by mail and by Bureau em-
ployees. Data are also obtained on the hold-
ings of certain cured fish. Bulletins showing
these statistics are issuedmonthly and annually.

Detailed cold-storage statistics also are
published in the Bureau's annual statistical di-
gest. Information regarding cold-storage hold-
ings of fishery products has been published since
1917 while data on the quantity of fish frozen
have been released for the years from 1920 to
1925, inclusive, and continuously since1928.

Foreign Fishery Trade--Statistics
on foreign fishery trade are obtained from com-
pilations made by the Bureau of the Census, De-
partment of Commerce. Statistics on all known
imported or exported fishery products have been
assembled and published annually since 1926
in the Bureau's statistical digest. For earlier
years, figures are available in the reports of the
Bureau of the Census, Bureauof Foreign and Do-
mestic Commerce, the Bureau of Statistics, the
Department of Commerce and Labor, or the Treas-
ury Department.

PRACTICES AND TERMS

Certain practices and terms used in this re-
port are explained below.

Operating Units -- Operating units in-
clude persons employed in the fisheries, and
craft and gear engaged in the fisheries.

Vessel--Acraft having a capacity of 5
net tons or over.

Boat--A craft having a capacity of less
than 5 net tons.

Days Absent--In computing "days ab-
sent" for vessels landing fares at certain Mas-

sachusetts ports, the day of arrival, but not the
day of departure,is included; thus, avessel leav-
ing port on the 8th of the month andreturning on
the 15thof the month will be credited with 7 days
absence. Prior to1944, "days absent" included
both the day of departure and the day of arrival.

Days Fished--Incomputing "days fish-
ed" for fishing craft landing shrimp at Gulf of
Mexico ports, the total number of hours spent
in fishing effort has been divided by 24.

Fish--Theterm "fish" as used inthis re-
port includes all species belonging to the class
Pisces.

Shellfish, etc.--Ashellfish is an a-
quatic invertebrate animal having a shell, such
as a mollusk or crustacean. However, in order
to reduce the classifications appearing in the
catch tables, all items not properly listed as
"“PFish" or "Whale Products" have been included
under "Shellfish, etc." Accordingly, turtles,
frogs, sponges, seaweed, and worms are in-
cluded under this classification.

Whale Products--Since data are not
available on the poundage of whales taken, stat-
istics appearing in catch tables on the yield of
these mammals represent the weight of products
produced such as meal, sperm oil, whale oil,
etc. The values shown represent the amount re-
ceived by the manufacturer for the products.

Incidental Catch--The term "incident-
al catch" refers to the catch of certain species
by a type of gear which ordinarily does not cap-
ture such species.

Percentages--Percentages are usually
shown as whole numbers. Fractions of percents
are dropped if less than five-tenths, and the per-
centage is raisedto the next higher integerif the
fraction is greater than five-tenths. Ifthe frac-
tionis exactly five-tenths, oddintegers are rais-
ed to the next even figure while even integers re-
main unchanged.

Converting -- Many of the figures shown
in the summary tables published herewith have
been converted to thousands of pounds or thou-
sands of dollars. In making these conversions
the sum of the items in atable israised or low-

723

STATISTICAL SURVEY PROCEDURE

ered to the nearest thousandin accordance with
standard statistical procedures. The individual
items are adjusted to conform to the total thus
obtained.

Confidential Data-- The statistical
data collected by the Bureau are confidential,
and unless specific authorization is given, are
not releasedin a manner that would divulge pri-
vate enterprise. :

CONVERSION FACTORS

It is the policy of the Bureau to show detail-
edcatch figures of all products in pounds for the

sake of uniformity and for purposes of comparison.

This represents little difficulty in the case of
fish, since inveryrare instances are fishreport-
ed in units of measure other than pounds. For
shellfish, however, the units of measure may be
bushels, sacks, barrels, numbers, gallons of
meats, etc. So many units make standard-
ization difficult, and when combined with the
wide variation in the requirements or definitions
of some of these units in the various states, the
problem becomes even more complex.

All univalve and bivalve mollusks (except
fresh-water mussel shells) are reported in pounds

of meats in the detailed catch tables presented
in this report. In addition, there are included
supplementary tables for most of the sections,
which give data on the production in bushels.
These supplementary tables also give the pro-
duction innumber of certain other shellfish, such
as crabs. There also is included in the General
Review section of this report a table containing
data on the shell weight of univalve and bivalve
mollusks taken.

Oysters--Probably the greatest problem
in the presentation of fishery statistics in uni-
form units of measure is in the case of oysters.
Usually-the production of oysters on theAtlantic
and Gulf Coasts is reported to Bureau personnel
in bushels. Prior to the data obtained for the
year 1930, bushels were converted to pounds of
meats on the basis of a uniform yield of 7 pounds
of meats to the bushel. However, it was found
that there was considerable variationinthe yield
of oysters per bushel particularly in southern
states where the yieldhas ranged as low as half
the conversion factor used prior to 1930. There
follows a table which gives the measures used
for oysters in the various States and the average
yields perbushel. The statistical tables in this
report are based on these average yields.

724 STATISTICAL SURVEY PROCEDURE

MEASURES AND YIELD OF OYSTERS

YIELD OF MARKET OYSTERS, 1965
g CAPACITY OF VARIATION FROM
TATE STATE BUSHEL U.S. STANDARD BUSHEL U. S. STANDARD

STATE BUSHEL BUSHEL

CUB]C_JNCHES CUBIC INCHES PERCENT POUNDS OF POUNDS OF

MEATS MEATS _

MAINE’ iieiliciiiel teilie ve: folie, 2,150.4 = = 8.00 8.00
MASSACHUSETTS. » « © © 2,150.4 - - 6.41 6.41
RHODE ISLAND . 2 « © « 2,150.4 - - 6.70 6.70
CONNECTICUT. . 2 « © 2,150.4 - - 7.70 7.70
NEWRYORKeuienrenicet eitveits 2,150.4 - - 7.53 Woes)
NEWS UERSENg@ajueiienerente 2,257.3 + 106.9 ap) SK) 6.56 6.25
DEUAWARESoutelitsitsii oie fula 2,257.3 + 106.9 ap Sige) 7.01 6.68
MARV ICANDiremrep teuten etoile 2,800.7 + 650.3 + 30.2 6.09 4.68
VIRGIN IAWepreirem re coiueinre 3,003.9 aw ) GeebS an Seow 7335 5.26
NORTH CAROLINA . « © 2,801.9 i Geil ss + 30.3 6.80 5.22
SOUTH CAROLINA . 2 « « 4,071.5 + 1,921.1 + 89.3 5.53 2.92
GEORGI/Asiae eeeerte ae 5, 343.9 + 3,193.5 + 148.5 8.05 3.24
FLORIDA, EAST COAST. . 3,214.1 + 1,063.7 + 49,5 6.07 4,06
FLORIDA, WEST COAST. . 3,214.1 + 1,063.7 + 49.5 5.44 3.64
INUABAMA@Eeeniemretitien cite 2,826.2 + 675.8 + 31.4 5.82 4.43
MISSISSIPPI Pm emaen site 2,826.2 + 675.8 + 31.4 5.33 4,21
HQUIISIIANAT = 6) tare cle 2,148.4 - 2.0 =e Oe! 4.93 4.93
TEXAS. . ae 2,700.0 + 549.6 + 25,6 6.73 9.36

AVERAGE YIELDS OF CERTAIN MOLLUSKS, 1965

CLAMS
lagi ERE SCALLOPS
STATE CONCHS MUSSELS, eee
ane cockies | BAY | CALICO | SEA
+ ==

MAINE. . . 2 « 11.00 - 15.00 18.00 = = 3
MASSACHUSETTS. 11.00 15.00 | 10,00 18,00 | 6,00| - 6,00
RHODE ISLAND . 12.00 15.00 | 10.00 S 6.00] - 6.00
CONNECTICUT. . 12.00 15.00 = - GS 20h ear a
NEW YORK... 12.00 15.00 | 10.00 - 6.00} - 6.00
NEW JERSEY . . 10,00 20.00 | 10.00 S 6.50| - 6.00
DELAWARE . . 6 8.00 = = = = = 2
MARYLAND . . . 8.00 20.00 =! = = = =
VIRGINIA... 8.00 20.00 = = - - 6.00
NORTH CAROLINA 8.75 as = - 6.00} 5.34 6.00
SOUTH CAROLINA 8.75 - = = o = =
GEORGIA. » « « - - - - - 5.34 -
FLORIDA, EAST
COAST meieeae 8.00 = = 2 5 = =
FLORIDA, WEST
COAST uae a 14,00 = = 6802) |r -

SOFT
AND PEELER

NUMBER NUMBER NUMBER NUMBER
MAINE, « 0 « © ww wo os = 14.29 3.00 -
NEW HAMPSHIRE. « « « e - - 14.29 3.00 >
MASSACHUSETTS. . 2 « « - - 14.29 3.00 a
RHODE #SLAND . 2... « - - - 13.79 3.00 -
CONNECTICUT. . « 2 « « 2.40 - - - -
NEW JERSEY . 5. «0 « « 2.40 4,00 - 3.01 =
DELAWARE . 6 » « © «© 2.40 4,00 - - -
MARYLAND . «06 6 © «© « 2.40 4,00 - - -
VIRGINIA . Oueh 10/0 3.00 4.56 - - -
NORTH CAROLINA . 2. « 3.00 3.00 - - =
SOUTH CAROLINA... © 3.00 - - - -
GEORGIA. « « «oe 2 2,00 - - - -
FLORIDA, EAST COAST. . 2.00 4,00 - ° -
FLORIDA, WEST COAST. . 2.00 4,00 - - 1.00
ALABAMA, .« « + © © « «@ 2,00 = - = 1.00
MISSISSIPPI. «0 6 2 © 2.40 3.00 - = =
LOUISIANA. « « 2 « 2 «© 2,00 3.00 - =
TEXAS. « 2 se we ww Merz - - = o

STATISTICAL SURVEY PROCEDURE

725

RECOVERY OF SHRIMP PRODUCTS AND FACTORS
FOR CONVERTING THEM TO HEADS-ON WEIGHT

SOUTH ATLANTIC AND GULF CATCH

PACIFIC AND NORTH ATLANTIC CATCH

PERCENT RECOVERY TO CONVERT TO PERCENT RECOVERY TO CONVERT TO
“FROM HEADS-ON _ HEADS-ON WEIGHT, “FROM HEADS-ON _ HEADS-ON WEIGHT,
— Een : renee —MULTIPLY BY:
HEADLESS: WEIGHT ti BY: WEIGHT MULTIPLY BY:
BROWN (PENAEUS AZTECUS). . . . 62.1 1.61 =
PINK (PENAEUS DUORARUM). . . . 62.5 1.60 -
WHITE (PENAEUS SETIFERUS). . . 64.9 1.54
ROYAL RED (HYMENOPENAEUS
ROBUSTUS) Mrmr eter recnreinrcie sures 55.6 -
SEA BOBS (X]PHOPENAEUS
KROYERI). . a9 9°09 65.4 -
OTHER (MOSTLY ” PANDULUS
SPEGIIES)) emcee - ows
ALL SPECIES (WEIGHTED “AVERAGE ) 62.9 Vers
PEELED FANTAIL, RAW1/..... 50.0 -
REGLEDSpIRAW)i1/Mitemtstleiiet ten tetirer ele 49.0 3.57
PEELED, COOKED 1/. 5 OvosD a 31.9 =
BREADED, RAW (INCLUDING
FANTAIL) 1/ . 6.0 00 6-0 0
DEW Svuto @ oe ad cleaners
CANNED 1/. . .25

1/ AVERAGE FOR ALL SPECIES.

NOTE:--EFFECTIVE IN 1962, THE CONVERSION FACTORS LISTED ABOVE BECAME THE BRANCH OF STATISTICS! FACTORS FOR CON-
VERTING VARIOUS SHRIMP PRODUCTS TO HEADS-ON (ROUND ) WEIGHT.

RECOVERY OF PROCESSED SHRIMP PRODUCTS AND FACTORS FOR CONVERTING THEM
TO WEIGHT OF RAW BASIC PRODUCT, SOUTH ATLANTIC AND GULF STATES

PROCESSED PRODUCT

BASIC PRODUCT, RAW PEELED

FANTAIL
RAW

CANNED DRIED

HEADS-ON (ROUND)
ACTOR Memretements

HEADLESS . . . « « 20.7%
FAGTORMemenea cure 4.83
PEELED pene cies

FACTOR
SEE NOTE BELOW FOLLOWING TABLE.

RECOVERY OF PROCESSED SHRIMP PRODUCTS AND FACTORS FOR CONVERTING THEM
TO WEIGHT OF RAW BASIC PRODUCT, PACIFIC AND NORTH ATLANTIC STATES

BASIC PRODUCT, RAW

CANNED

HEADS=ON (ROUND)

RACIOR: 5 6) dor aviowasa Skule 6

HEADIESS memnesyreye msn tunciacmcursnle 28.1%
FACTOR Mepveymemeey itelaretielheliveltteitleiet 3.56
PEELED ree me ao cOuliaianc .eneate 57.1%
PCUOR 6 o 5 020 0.0.0.0 0 0:0 1.75

NOTE:=-THE QUANTITY OF PROCESSED PRODUCT MULTIPLIED BY THE FACTOR LISTED YIELDS THE WEIGHT OF BASIC PRODUCT
REQUIRED TO PRODUCE THE PROCESSED PRODUCT.

OTHER CONVERSION FACTORS

MULTIPLY BY

OYSTERS. O b Jo GALLONS OF SHUCKED MEATS POUNDS OF SHUCKED MEATS 8.75
CIUAMS ENS tech oureeee eayre rane Yeats esas w) uy 8.75
SCALLOPS... Ponst Panes " " 8.75
ONUSS IRISH /ANDAWHAUE) 2 Sareea GALLONS POUNDS 7.75
CRAB MEAT:

BLUSE ewes atc criecpemeny 7.14

POUNDS LIVE WEJGHT
" " "

DUNGENESS.

STATISTICAL SURVEY PROCEDURE

726

FACTORS FOR CONVERTING IMPORT WEIGHT OF
FISHERY PRODUCTS TO LIVE (ROUND) WEIGHT

1TEM FACTOR \TEM FACTOR
EDIBLE EDIBLE - CONTINUED
FRESH OR FROZEN: '
FSH: CANNED
WHETHER OR NOT WHOLE (EXCEPT FILLETS, ETC.): LAN GRIOMMZSoh th Gece onal loap acon lovollold, o 12600)
FRESH-WATER: SYNUMON 6 cho no ooo oO 6 6 Dl oF Gob bo 1.52
LAKE HERRING, CISCO, AND CHUB .... . 1.06 SARDINES:
WANE UNO Go Gn 6 ode oO oo lo 1.12 4-OUNCE CANS;
PIKES EXCEP TAY EL OWN PIIK Ersmretmen enn ureiestarenere 1.12 SUuoia- 0 Loan oo "ood o-O 0 0 p16.0 0 1.41
SAUGER Eat aE titers ec PAhE tS eee ae deren 1.00 ANUUNIINUM: o “oto 0! o a 0 oe oe 6! 0 a > 0 1.72
TROUT (]NCLUDING RAINBOW, BROOK, AND (=ROUNDECANS esi E ELS eco mir- rat ia (at ae ae et 1.62
BROWN RWS a fectz cn an atta ee neme SE Mon 1.06 ESTIMATED AVERAGE FOR VARIOUS S|ZE STEEL
WinblGAlel Gig a 'a ovo ceo .o-g o 0.6 a.3 1.07 AND ALUMINUM CANS (1964). ........ 1.58
VATU Taos 6 oo oO oo 0 Oo ono Oo 1.00 WARIS 5 o.oo ood b o-oo 6 8 0 46 2.00
ABU PUNE) “a: 6. 'b BO! 0! 9-0 Goro. a0 1,00 TUNA:
PLS 6g 6) op 680% 66 6-0-6 Oo BOBO 1.00 TINE OT EVAL BA CORE itn nie) Cuil ite issm mC aeanrs 1.88
UNCUASSIIFIIEDEaaremrsimtrin-iirsimeonmotiiteiaer iar teresa 1,02 IN BRINE
SALT WATER: AUBA CORES uni uur dm cumrehie alc imo Obi nh iit ura 1,82
(Bop EUG gs iG toes ee poo <0o: Begeo 6 Voile OUMERS: ‘Gb o a cio un oto oN oo oO oO 2.08
RUMEN 6 Ga. s0 deed G0 ae Da corege on acovdscon). less BONITO AND YELLOWTAIL
MNCS. o o0e Ob eo ao 6 otao & oOo) IN Ole oo loo lot apie) a8 ato oor bo oo Boas
SYN UM NGS 6. oo ae. “dho, 6 ‘dliacd io of Ga. 6 1.18 DX EISIINE og volo Soe? ooo a0 bo 6 "GG co 2.85
SEAGHERRIING Toray cicac ica SGN <TD OP elena. Teputaw oma 1.00 PollWolds SSMENDS ooo GG 0 o-0 0 0 6 00 4 2.00
SALIH a5 Some ions wo aS GoMmow er dla tone 1.30 ANIIPASIOS aS ona dao odo oho Oo ako Wao. 0 1.50
STU NAHNS 5 6 60a Odo oo oo. 6 lo 4 1.25 Sta) CANS SEUCh Seb. Co oMioS) Go opin co el ala Odeo
SoG s 6-6) 0 6!d00.\o Jon. 6¢6 aso 1.40 CAVITARS I mironweiitelteuet geile 2
TUNA: FISH PASTE AND SAUCE . 1.50
ALBACORE: , UNCLASSIFIED FISH. 2.00
WOUS co. 6) ded06 aro lo odo -o oop 0 1.00 ABALONE, oD 0.93
EOINSWANDHD I SCS i mrmtsineme oy key anuee asin 2.25 CLAMS;
OU oat ode oalo 61d ob 6% 1.10 RAZOR AND OTHER. 0,93
YELLOWFIN: CHOWDER amr caiesimest isa oial-fietstmns 0.30
WQS: 9 GGG) 0MG Golo yo 0 Do 6 1.00 CRABEMEA Sunchectul-ia- mk neater. 5.33
GILLED AND GUTTED, HEADS-ON . . . , 1.11 LOBSTER MEAT,
GILLED AND GUTTED, HEADS-OFF, . . . 1.25 COMMON . 4.64
PUUMUS TE) Geen ae o alow aco 6:0 0 - (2300) SPINY. 4.50
LOJINSHANDMDIISCS Hie aeae etn terest eee 2.25 SHRIMP. 3.21
OTHER raventetrcudelae.. PR sr tr mesmel-san ciation 1.10 OYSTERS. 0.93
SKIPJACK: SCALLORSEAMieurei 0.93
WHOWES G8 Veal SIEM aaa Rae A.) hai yee. a Sle 1.00 SHELLRISH| PASTE. 3.0. . 2.00
DRESSED) Nome faeries Meme meat ma mre 25 UNCLASSIF1ED SHELLFISH 4 3.00

OU ea io “own! arin. ditde ola oho Gulo. oo o 1.10 CURED;

OTHER LONNSAANDEDIISCS is vous tis fpsetcuta 225 DRIED;

WINGUASS FIED Geers outoh al cont aaece .) Tes SIM? ios ceo on ono 7.69
FILLETS, STEAKS, AND BLOCKS: F COD, ETC.. . . 4.88
BUC So Sia cu olo eo lomo o do 60 0 oy 9 Ses SHARK FINS . . -
FILLETS AND STEAKS; UNCLASSIFIED . . 5.00

GROUNDF! SH: PICKLED OR SALTED:

Gop ORG a, o oe aro oe io oO One ate a 3.08 ALEWIVES . 1.50

HADDOCK, HAKE, POLLOCK, AND CUSK. .. 2.85 COD, ETC.:

OCEAN PERCH . deel! Bii0h 0. O-G0o — Does) SKINNED OR BONED . 4.50
FLOUNDER Sierciereve crit ojearelrakc its garcons? At server mn 2.82 OTHER. a 3.50
PANQIEUIC a dllo- ovfg oeowon too, boos 6 1,96 HERRING. . 2,22
MOOI Gio Sus. @ pad iaeo) 8 -oyoe Se oop dmod MACKEREL . 2,00
WOEGRN Shs vack) seo") Nelo! Gain’ oe Soe ol 2eela SALMON . <i 1.50
OTDER SALT WATERS emmy ota san Mts ete mono UNCLASSIFIED... 1.50
SUMO FERS og 6. ata b Ge 6 bb Goo ol eee SMOKED OR KI PPERED;
se Y or PINE 6 cto! 6 Seip 06 satan ond ulens 2.22 COD, ETC.

OTHER RRESH=WATERM sna ss Moni iicwae renin mene WHOLE, BEHEADED, ETC.. 50)
RISHESTRICKS Sales Cry nrviregnryinay aay aetna merece 2.96 RI LEETS;; STEAKS), ETC .% 3.40
SHELLF] SH: HERRING:
CRABS RRESHWOR) FROZENKevs) 2) es cathe pence eet 1.50 WHOLE OR BEHEADED:
GRABUMEA Tsien micinee eareme me 4.50 HARD DRY SMOKED. 2.00
LOBSTERS: OMENS) Qo Ube bo eds GO o6,.0.-010..6 1.50
COMMON; SO gb doo: bot lobe a6: o00 0 4,50
Wins ao tec olin) mesic. Hn eo eta 1.00 MACKEREL . a Bae renee Q 1.80
ME RaeGe\.8 a Oo coliG oboe Geib duc aitiono? sa 4.50 SALMON . oo 1.66
SPINY: UNGEASSIIFINEDR neienlcits 1.70
UNITES ah ose; otae is be Bo co ee Blo lalate SOO) OTHER FISH AND SHELLFISH . 1.50
U2 Ws oo GGG’ & WW iomdowol iat etelere «ches
SHRIMP: INDUSTRIAL
BREADED imrwecia ofietareVictateterols eweiontioss atcenoubtemats 1,00 FISH MEAL:
SHEUESON aH EADS-Obimniemmielremtcabcsccn) smiiartune 1,59 PERU AND CHILE;
REEEED SO RAW ica mrcpicaee orci tenitemmre ftreitts ate meer 2.04 POUNDS Oren eRe oe es aie ae ne 5.88
REBEED COOKED mswmm cael misma cimeyire ts atemncnes Sills, TONS eh he acl raider tT Th IPA OO,
OUMAR ou 0: Oo) plo 64a, 0 Gad 08 olo..4°o 1.74 OTHER COUNTRIES:
CAMS SetiNE SHELF ORMSHUCKED: meninmne enya O40) POUNDS Abra! SisW ices so aoe Ue dee eee SEO
OYSTERS: WONG oeleubvo og © 6 Boe a ole oho oa ol/IO;,C00
EXCERTSEED oie rs oie ce) in (sible ste) col fer vel lay | Oj70 HERRING (BUREAU OF CUSTOMS DATA): iG
OTHERS PRIINGIPALYaSEED I armecusemires cuitcners tne = BAI Tate Per SS ae een ee a es De a ee 1.00
SCALUOR Sh uromtemirttsh <aeneayarcim ct emmeae aartun =n aren 1,00 REDUCTION tac scrctoen cunt i ar em he Lena ar 1.00
PRO URES Gg oy ol aeo-a Glaed bo Ooo 60) SOO) CANNEDS Vi PET) (ROOD Necumes. co eres earns giana 1.00
MURTUES sea MEcreneeae 1.00 REARISESSENGEM en en 3 Cee ea OO

1/_ FACTOR LOWERED TO COMPENSATE FOR IMPORTS OF MEAL PRODUCED FROM FILLET AND CANNERY TRIMMINGS
NOTE: --THE FACTORS LISTED ARE FOR CONVERTING IMPORT WEIGHT TO POUNDS OF LIVE WEIGHT. :
SOURCE: --UNPUBLISHED MANUSCRIPT ENTITLED, "LIVE (ROUND ) WEIGHT OF FISHERY IMPORTS," BY E. A. POWER, STAFF SPECIAL-

STATISTICAL SURVEY PROCEDURE

COASTLINE OF THE UNITED STATES

Graphic measurements on lengths of coastline and tidal shoreline of the United States
have been made from time to time by the U.S. Coast and Geodetic Survey on maps of various
scales and in units of various lengths. The three types of measurement are explained in the
following paragraphs.

GENERAL COASTLINE .--The figures under this heading are lengths of the general out-
line of the seacoast. The measurements were made with a unit measure of 30 minutes of lati-
tude on charts asnearthe scale of 1:1,200,000as possible. The shoreline of bays and sounds
is included to a point where such waters narrow to the width of the unit measure, and the
distance across at such point is included.

TIDAL SHORELINE, GENERAL ,--Measurements under this heading were made witha unit
measure of 3 statute miles on charts of 1:200,000 and 1:400,000 scale whenavailable. The
shoreline of bays, sounds, and other bodies of water is included to a point where such waters
narrow to a width of 3 statute miles, and the distance across at such point is included.

TIDAL SHORELINE, DETAILED .--The figures under this heading were obtained in 1939-
40 with a recording measure on the largest scale maps and charts thenavailable. Shoreline of
bays, sounds, and other bodies of water is included to the head of tidewater, or to a point

7e7

where such waters narrow to a width of 100 feet.

LOCALITY

NEW ENGLAND:

LENGTH OF COASTLINE

LENGTHS IN STATUTE MILES

GENERAL
COASTLINE

TIDAL

SHORELINE, | SHORELINE,
DETAILED

GENERAL

TIDAL

LOCALITY

GULF:

LENGTHS IN STATUTE MILES

ceNeRAL_|

COASTLINE

TIDAL

SHORELINE,

GENERAL

TIDAL
SHORELINE,
DETAILED

MAINED fol s |e FLORIDA, WEST COAST
NEW HAMPSHIRE . ALABAMA... 1. .
MASSACHUSETTS. . MISSISSIPPI
RHODE 1 SLAND. LOUISIANA
CONNECTICUT . TEXAS
TOTAL NEW TOTAL GULF COAST
ENGLAND .
PACIFIC:
MIDDLE ATLANTIC: ey
NEW YORK. . :
OREGON. . .
NEW JERSEY. . ESO A
PENNSYLVANIA. :
DELAWARE: TOTAL PACIFIC
TOTAL MIDDLE COAST.
ATLANTIC.
HAWAII.
CHESAPEAKE:
MARYLAND TESu
VIRGINIA. 112 567 3,315 [TOTAL UNITED STA
U.S. TERRITORIES,
VON Gnesi asie POSSESSIONS, ETC.:
BAKER |SLAND. 3 3 3
SOUTH ATLANTIC: CHRISTMAS |SLAND. 80 90 188
NORTH CAROLINA. GUAM |SLANDS. . 78 84 110
SOUTH CAROLINA. HOWLAND 1SLAND. 4 4 4
GEORGIAN snes JARVIS ISLAND . . 5 5 5
FLORIDA, EAST COAST JOHNSTON ISLAND . 3 3 3
TOTAL SOUTH NAVASSA |SLAND. 5 5 5
ATLANTIC PALMYRA ISLAND. . . 9 9 16
¢ PANAMA CANAL ZONE . 20 20 126
PUERTO RICO. . 311 362 700
TOTAL ATLANTIC SAMOA |SLANDS . 76 91 126
COAST eer 2,069 6, 370 28,673 SWAN 1SLANDS. 6 6 6
VIRGIN ISLANDS. 117 175
Pee aes | WAKE |SLAND .

SOURCE:--U.S. DEPARTMENT OF COMMERCE

COAST AND GEODETIC SURVEY

728

INLAND WATER AREAS BY STATES

Available information on the inland water surface area by States is listed below.

STATISTICAL SURVEY PROCEDURE

These

data include lakes, reservoirs and ponds having 40 acres or more of area; streams, sloughs, estu-
aries, and canals one-eighth of a statute mile or more in width; deeply indented embayments and
sounds, and other coastal waters behind or sheltered by headlands or islands separated by less than
1 nautical mile of water; andislands having less than 40 acres of area; does not include water sur-
face of the oceans, bays, the Gulf of Mexico, Long Island Sound, Puget Sound, and the Straits of

Juan de Fuca and Georgia.

Most of the inland waters are freshwater. There is no specificcriterion for distinguishing
between fresh waterand saline water. The saline lakes are mainly in the Great Basin (nearly all of
Nevada, the westernhalf of Utah, and parts of Oregon, California, Idaho , and Wyoming,) which has
no outlet to the ocean. In addition much of the waternear the coast may range from fresh to salty,
depending upon the geography of the area and to fluctuations in the tide.

INLAND WATER AREA BY STATES AND SQUARE MILES

SQUARE
STATES MILES
COASTAL
NEW ENGLAND;
MIINSG' co nob Bb oO. bl old. bo. 8 2, 203
NEWRHAMPSHIR Eommemrencemirenne un canuteimts 290
MASSACHUSEWS amet cutetenmemicemietie tne
REHODESIISTAN Diner mrenmen toutenient were
CONNEGTINCUepsareuecmcutcmriermtey tities
TOTAL NEW ENGLAND .
—<—<——<—— rl
MIDDLE ATLANTIC:
NEW YORK:
LAKES ONTARIO AND ERIE... . 3, 627
OUMARS 56 6 5 6e0560 06-0 dao 1,637
NEWRUIERS EVicrmtotesin oietslulclnelie i oikicuaclis 315
PENNSYLVANIA:
WANE EMI “og 6 old aibp! 6.60 735
OTHER peomeccurevmrencenmeniel ensuite rr ch re 326
DIUWARE, Goo 1656) da). oldu. O16 79
TOTAL MIDDLE ATLANTIC... . 6,719
CHESAPEAKE:
MARNIFANDWoumeirchesicclt elit Micum Mel tou tenis 703
DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA. ...... 8
WIRGINIS so 6.60.0 on 0-0-0 -o--0--0 977
MOWAURCHESABEAK Emam smn ee 1,688
Seed
SOUTH ATLANTIC AND GULF:
NORTH CAROLINA . . ; 3,645
SOUTH CAROLINA . . 783
GEOR GINAWE iim orae soc tisd diame re 602
RIEORTIID AR ieremecme mien riraiineveert tt Deets 4,308
[NUNS NING ae nlite wer ote, GLa melaUn a 549
MISSISSIIP Pi emeatecxenire nears ierimy uh iis 493
LOUISIANA, 0 3,417
TEXAS sper penee te sass 4,499
TOTAL SOUTH ATLANTIC AND GULF , 18, 296
[SSS
PACIFIC:
ALACIG 5 co: igh SomO RO Ro OM oeteeD 1153335
WASHINGTON... . . Dono 1,483
OREGONDirgersmesyunicmcnsce cians 733
CATAITRORNIN AC yrewany sony iter re wie prs 2,120
HAWAII isroparemieete rs 0.0 9
TOTAL PACIFIC . 19, 680
INLAND
EAST NORTH CENTRAL:
VERMONITrstmen olainmeune iototitaiin's 333
OHIO:
CWAKEMERIES: ciem remtebtcnic nai srenel ye 3,457
Ouilats—o lo a Sealine dao ‘oe 3 250
INDIANAg
WAKESMIICHIIGANsamemtamcny it eyktelire ite 228
OURS GN6si6 oo BiG oak eo RG 106
SOURCE:

STATES

INLAND _- CONT] NUED

EAST NORTH CENTRAL = CONTINUEDs
ILLINOIS:
WAKES MICHIGAN. 225 fy louie te volte
OuileRNo Ggitoo la oo) 6 a6 6
MICHIGAN:
LAKES SUPERIOR, MICHIGAN,
AND ERIE) so %eutes + 6 6) 01
Ounltico-o-p a6 66 00 0
WISCONSINg
LAKES MICHIGAN AND SUPERIOR,
OWES oo do 9 6-6 Oo OO 6

TOTAL EAST NORTH CENTRAL. .

WEST NORTH CENTRAL:

MINNESOTA:

LAKE SUPERIOR. . .

OURS 6! o G og. 0' 0
NOWANE Sia) fells G0 od
MISSOURI. .
NORTH DAKOTA
SOUTH DAKOTA
NEBRASKA . .
KANSAS . . .

TOTAL WEST NORTH CENTRAL.

EAST SOUTH CENTRALs
WESTHAVINRGIINIVAS Wome wer vel le)
KENTUCKY iitemmalve: t snitch tolltsieehe
UIENNESSES6! ob Walid bio! oo 2

TOTAL EAST SOUTH CENTRAL.

WEST SOUTH CENTRAL?
ARKANSAS Wea srciiietnredtel ie
OKLAHOMA ......

TOTAL WEST SOUTH CENTRAL.

MONTANA MOUNTAIN:
WOMANS “op ooo 60° op 4 0
OYTO): ta fo: od Poo! olid Mano
WeINGis Go Bo oo
COVORADOMP esac aye 16.0
NEW MEXICO. .
ARIZONA. . . .
UTA ie axeaien oles
NEVADA...

TOTAL MONTANA MOUNTAIN, .

TOTAL:
GREATS EAI ES sar .unretr Ma mi state th ciatetiite
Oils Goo: Galo go. 0 oA

GRAND SiTOTAUC sab cuiciucliecualstade

HURON,

SQUARE
MILES

60, 306
66, 353

126, 659

U, S. DEPARTMENT OF COMMERCE, BUREAU OF CENSUS; STATISTICAL ABSTRACT OF THE UNITED STATES, 1964,

SECTION 15 - GLOSSARY

In order to prevent, misunderstanding in the use of common names employed in the tables and discussions, the follow-
ing list of common and scientific names is given for fish, shellfish, and other aquatic products taken by United States

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fishermen.

‘Common names as shown

Other common names Scientific names

in Bureau reports

FISH
SEE noes, big-eyed herring, Aloseipscudohorevens
INV WAVES! 6 =,0)<1520)cjeysisisieicie rive rserrin geereeep ere Crer ener
Blueback, glut herring, shad herring ...... Alosa aestivalis
Amberjack ............. Mack ersrejarsy state sete ieteieis Srsta sialaia/sicicte.sioys sisiorers Seriola species
AWGIOHSS s ssddssesuese Lah Prades enpetine Boao suc one eto nooeaeeeeS Engraulis mordax (Pacific)
Aurglsideiaosansocosdomeul I obauboor soraeacacemacenoersaucracrsaare POBEGDA species
Angelichthys species
a Goosefish, allmouth, headfish
Anglertish yy. ce = ‘i 8 : Lophi i
tae fe monkfish belly fishwsereertrerer cere: } eorea ee iaaaea
Balllyhoosepreecreencre Ball aosereterstereletetetetrereietcteicreteicterereleroieteleteietsteterer= Hemiramphus brasiliensis
Bees pcaqsc0g9q9c90 =]. evan0docqboce0ccqdondoeGn00009000G00000 Sphyraena species
Bluefishtertri\elslelo.- ict Tailor, skipjack....... g0caopodauae000NdS Pomatomus saltatrix
Blveipikeseecmiunnte i Pike perch, hard pike, blue pickerel Stivostedsontettenmielancan
(Ganda) kb. w.japreeismaw ecru surek risnicirers
Blue runner......5.5....... Runner, hardtail, crevalle................ Caranx crysos
Bon cometrico cll Mop Ake ates ass nese maniac ean Sardaisarda (Atlantic)
: Sarda chiliensis (Pacific)
Bowsinterrerfetclel-fotetetetsreists Fresh-water dogfish, grindle........ eyerelerers Amia calva
lsyoxtm Gv Gasbondooc00 || ocagaconee nodD pog0dab0 poudoudodD000ddG00 Salmo trutta
Buffalofish ............ Winterscarprergectelsterteteteeisieieleietietsielrleleleleks Ictiobus species
Burbotieecniacderiereireicnis [ea wiyery shine eyararmrerevarayerstayets eye retslelecererereletereret= Lota lota
lemiiemiten Goodaancndsda.. (0. daaodoossmun poopsbocsepauaaaanocaosoddde Poronotus triacanthus
Cabezonesy. cielo testis Marbledisculpinterirererryerersrieerertcleciscisyeete Scorpaenichthys marmoratus
Gabioreer tenets Black bonito, cobia, ling, lemonfish ...... Rachycentron canadus
Cabrillageepeee ee eee Rockzbass).)ecsc nen oe ene eeeiies Epinephelus analogus (Pacific)
CEty) coooaobubeoccnsced German carp, Summer Carp....+.--+++eeeee Cyprinus carpio
TIctal i
G@atfishrand|bullheadsiey-uen|memeerreritrrleieiacreceeiteleiccncinercciceciere oie sah aceane
Pylodictis olivaris
Chub Longjaw, bluefin, blackfin (United All Leucichthys except artedi
Ha RO HOR UBC CE Ee States), tullibee (Canada) .............. (Great Lakes)
G@igarhishtrreer teeters Seared ys evsreveteyetetarsataletetere caja ersvaie!efaysisteayals ioral Decapterus punctatus
Gilscomemerircrcrreletris Herring} (Canada) lerecrtciastaelieiiecr citer Leucichthys artedi (Lake Erie only)
Gadus morhua (Atlantic)
Cilooaccoonasoopc0c0ed (Cesligdicooscsc0g0sncccuppsugonoogocD0GK0 Catustmectocenhaine (Pacific)
Grapnice eee neers White crappie, Galicoubassieyterjelertelstellerters Pomoxis annularis
Blackicrappiersssmacsacadseanacaccecsties Pomoxis nigromaculatus
Grevalllesiereemececres Commonijack, jackfish 25... secs. s cece Caranx hippos
Croakermcirnrettiaen: (Crocushphardhead|pereecietemiiteiiteyleleleieleie Micropogon undulatus
Gunnenerersterrrictererrts Chogset, blue perch, bergall.............- Tautogolabrus adspersus
Cutlassfishy-penerces iliversee liter cer eyarerere ctelaerase(siaretcrsiere sieves siesere Trichiurus lepturus
Gidkdsdosonqoadovcsuna..\l|. . | docedaapeoaonduapaobaumeceacenocToasaaao Brosme brosme
Dolly Varden trout..... Salmon trout, bull trout...........0.e+000% Salvelinus malma
Dol phinkacryreraecapeciroon lea careers isteicie orate eetere oiaelersloinioaeisteeen diols Corphaena hippurus
Drum:
Blackwntouc siaccrar Oyster cracker, oyster drum, sea drum..... Pogonias cromis
REA. sreyeiercecaresietslene = Channel bass, redfish, spotted bass ...... Sciaenops ocellata

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GLOSSARY

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Common names as shown Othenle a PARIS + ontift
er commo Scientific names

in Bureau reports

FISH - Continued

Eel:
Commonier-peprctetsiceielelsteleloe | actelerete Ho0sdG olatetoleteletoletereteleleVelctelefers go00000 Anguilla rostrata
\Congenea.aijceeccee Saeedret ull caraid haten ceateterateveteiwtarertonstonte Sacto Conger oceanicus
Flounders:
Atlantic and Gulf Coasts:
Grayssolesireretretolefeteretet-iim|Pumetetarclolere # + e.elelelelefeleleieyels ojo lelelelefeleleje/elere(elelele Glyptocephalus cynaglossus
Lemon sole........... (weighing over 3-1/2 pounds each)......
ree flounder (weighing under 3-1/2
Blackbacks-aes2-== oe Pseudopleuronectes americanus
poundsieach)) crrielsisiastiesileteliactre 600
Yellowtail... .- 2.0... Dabyjeererefersterers acugooduneeacnuga0os odonn Limanda ferruginea
Dabrerrnr dooocougadde Seagdabperrjsisisrrerveleteet eieteieetererere daosoded Hippoglossoides platessoides
Flukelcisrecretertrctereteteres Summer flounder, gulf flounder, flounder. . Paralichthys species
Pacific Coast:
Arrawtooth)halibutw. syn. lliuerciictrstelsllersiereisierletettetetetietetererelereteteieretetcte Atheresthes stomias
California halibut ..... GddaosondopodeavopUboouGUaUbG cobooK0CnS Paralichthys californicus
Sandidabsiactesiscreiciscteioual limmcrereioteiectoectc(ileiteetereeieteicieinereierctercracts Citharichthys sordidus
“Sole’”:
Doweriiayssstayeve te creystatsiciesm | newatetavols arsiersislersistensiateleyetveteleynvere paaadolooauoe Microstomus pacificus
Englishijsicc)ac seis tllweaie sundoagdods pictclelatcicielerieieketeistetevele podsave Parophrys vetulus
Betralleceerrereiiseterlral | imeatielceiolncleleteeieniertcierstctettetetetere Go0ceGaK0 Eopsetta jordani
REx, derieteelecnrtcte ele onadoougaddd BodéoodcdoasGOa0000 SoadaGd0 Glyptocephalus zachirus
RET baananppeouaene cle Il caceEericncntoaoonaticocororseoncnodens 9 Psettichthys melanostictus
Unclassified ete ere cteialeicert: pboudedde bavoodods damooDdodoaDaddde Pleuronectidae and Bothidae
Filysin gifishtcreiciereloreiereleresstex- leuisielersiolersieleicteretoreiets ePiettetsrertseicts Gag0D0 Cypselurus species
Garfishtertrcepecticerecocir pu | Gal S@al pe alyarcretesvefetelel-leteleteleleleversie stale 9000 Lepisosteus species
Gizzardishad):-jeseiscicieierte0 Nanny shad, mud shad, winter shad...... Dorosoma cepedianum
Goldfish isn eeiererictcrcc Sand perch, gold perch ...... Betetelelolotelavete Carassius auratus
Epinephelus species
Groupersieeiaetiteireitaterre PNCAM DAS Semele sfelelelelelelelalelarereraerelel feteletetele :
ie teroporca species
Grunts ....... atchenstereieletetatele Margate fish, sailors’ choice....... bd00 Haemulon species
Haddockseiersiteretetcisterever ago Ml? oboaguedadoodeadooaaguaduedoo0dae ae0do Melanogrammus aeglefinus
Hake:
Redieristeienieriscre oudoda Squirrel hake, ling, black hake, mud hake Urophycis chuss (Atlantic)
White ...... HeBoooaRadeD Hakeysejereistesiets teleetceoiiere aroleleleevoleteretetelays Urophycis tenuis (Atlantic)
Racificn.nececccaciecice Merluccio........++..- ABNOR OR CGUCaOOorS Merluccius productus (Pacific)
Halfmoonecjees ete mteveleistar Ruddersfishisaseepe ne eeerne orien eee Medialuna californiensis
Halibut ...... aouabodonsde: Il: <edoodas pdudcodunoubbapoadooncoponED 5000 Hippesicsaus: Mepceloc sus Uanuc)
Hippoglossus stenolepis (Pacific)
Hardheaditicnereteisecieccnte Sacramento rockfish...... a diateleteiNetePneieire Orthodon microlepidotus (Pacific)
: Starfish, dollarfish, pappyfish, F
Harvestfish ......-..-.--0-: butterfish (N.C.) - Hs tee Haniel Puli } Peprilus paru
Herring:
Lake....... slolelerelelctetayeicte Hering pacer jeer lcttasn steieccecistaect eee artedi (Great ‘Lakes
except Erie)
Se ea ern as Fete ra ni
doudaunoobabeooveosoucdnpadbasdeos Clupeaineliaeis (Raciticn
Mihrea dlayajacelstarersietelstelelelerereti |i icle\elajelsiefe/eietelatelsterctercaisiarelcletet- pdonubopo coon Opisthonema oglinum

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GLOSSARY

731

Common names as shown
in Bureau reports

FISH - Continued
Hickory shad.......-.--.--
Hogchoker...........-0+00
Hogfish EVeVofolohelet she olofelelelerefelete
Jack mackerel .............
WewhisheG osacscton eee cane
King croaker............-.-

King mackerel .............

King whiting or ‘‘kingfish’’.
Bakeltroutsarrirccts-yetelrvererre

Mauncetpeca aesocsscstene
Maing coderereleleitetetelesictelsteteiclers
Boston mackerel...........
Pacific mackerel...........
Menhaden\eteeaee eee:
Minnows:..s:.8tecdras mate netels

Ocean perch:
Atlant cherveerrierriset
aciticr.nyecyelyel- o06n06 600
Ocean pout....... dabogadcd

Pigfish op crcaasiccoence

Pompano............. auobe

Quillbackierecerertccstt
Ratlishtepere telescrilcct

Rockfishes .......+++++---
Dablefishimemsecticelee ciseris
Salmon:
Atlanticts S33: esisesioe ier
Pacific:
Chinook or king........
Chum or keta...........
Pink'iisnctrrccse onsite
Red or sockeye.........
Silver or cohq..........

Other common names

Capitaine, perro perro -++-+++e+seee eee e seers
Horse:mackere lienteetereeicieieisieisielesieisielncieisielere

Sand eel, lant, sand launce.............---
Cultus cod, blue cod, buffalo cod, ling .....

Jumping mullet, striped mullet, silver mullet
Muttontsnap pene lweisietrejaetaistetasicieiieieielsieteryotete

Spoonbill cat.............006% oovocoaudun G0
Surkfishter-telysteitrecilsetyveleaerietserisirevilee

SkoeFaELO (INIC) oauoduaooasndodaossed arate ird
Greatyakesipikemaeperer re reccceeer ene

Bream, salt-water bream...... oodooDOUaDbNN
Bostonbluefishtrreieciecrcciecieleteiesereiis siecle

Redeye, goggle-eye, groupers, sand bass ...

Rock-codysnappenaswieincacieiisilsesiesisisiels
Blackicoditsesansasnae fee os Monnet.

WY CCMSPLING ey ecerte eee recta
Hall dozemssescercce enon 000agbadcunUDUSO
Humpback erenineletracisleccterectletaiienteciersieielers
Blueback Oey petcrator-scertet rattles eee hetovele ois

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Scientific names

Alosa mediocris
Trinectes maculatus
Lachnolaimus maximus
Trachurus symmetricus
Promicrops itaiara

Genyonemus lineatus

Scomberomorus cavalla
Scomberomorus regalis

Menticirrhus species
Salvelinus namaycush
Petromyzon marinus (Atlantic)
Lampetra tridentatas (Pacific)
Ammodytes americanus
Ophiodon elongatus

Scomber scombrus (Atlantic)
Scomber japonicus

Brevoortia species
Cyprinidae

Gerridae

Hiodon species

Mugil species

Lutjanus analis

Sebastes marinus
Sebastodes alutus
Macrozoarces americanus
Girella nigricans

Polyodon spathula
Embiotocidae (Pacific)
Trachinotus goodei
Orthopristis chrysopterus
Esox species

Lagodon rhomboides
Pollachius virens (Atlantic)
Trachinotus species (Atlantic)
Palometa simillima (Pacific)
Carpiodes species
Hydrolagus colliei

| Ambloplites rupestris (fresh-water)

Paralabrax nebuli fer (Pacific)
Sebastodes species (Pacific)

Anoplopoma fimbria
Salmo salar (Atlantic)

Oncorhynchus tshawytscha
Oncorhynchus keta
Oncorhynchus gorbuscha
Oncorhynchus nerka

Oncorhynchus kisutch

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GLOSSARY

Common names as shown

in Bureau reports

Other common names

Scientific names

FISH - Continued

Sand perch ............

Sawifishtyeercrerecrereiriert:
Sculpinieepre-ceer erect
Scup or porgy.-+-+-+-+-
Sea bass:

Sealcathish\telecierelevelereiers
Seayrobinveprteraciseieteletes

Wihitelecrenvcieraccilece

Sharks:
Gray fishiecrrriscreicet
SOUPLINN eseieleteleiefelelelelol-

Sheepshead:
Fresh-water.........

Salt-water. ....c.000

Silversidesmasseerrine:
Skatesieamcnrenti ten eile

Snapper:
Mangrove
Red

Snook

Spadefish cent etsirls
Spanish mackerel......

Spanish sardine .......
Splittail\isreceesaerstereteieiel=

SPOticifereisieteteferstetsrebetacete

Yellowtail, silver perch ..............2.000
Pilchard

Sand pike
Mackerel=pikesrpecrertcireiteltellerresteletererreaiers

Scorpion fishtyatpclrvteettartreteskeltelcrelerlel svete
Porgee, paugy, fair maid.........---..++005-

Blackhjewfishy(Bacitic)eeyrcteyettelesterterelt teri:
Blackfishi (Atlantic) hacteeiiteciceiseeee ecloeeer

Gray trout, squeteague ..............00ec eee
Spotted trout, speckled trout..........-.. 600
Whitextroutssandutroutscrmslertellerererctctrerercerns
American shad, white shad....... Sectatavecoisieyels

Dogfish, spiny and smooth dog........ S00000

Fresh-water drum, gaspergou, goU....e+e+eee

California redfish, fathead...... douonboSdedn

Spearingwrentemeeieciec cst nooasouadnD :
Raypnray ati shvercrsrteterterisietetoettcdettse steerer te

foci ae tr aneaaas {

Eulachon,...... ROG ORARAnONOOGO RCH DOADH OOOO

Gray tsnapperieri cimleielere'scielejeloaiciessicye misteletelsielete

Robalo, sergeantfish, pike.......... agodoc0d

Angelis hpercteracritereveletsirsierereretlerarsicierel= ogquor
Mackerel. te itescrtaeserenieccsisayecteiers Grisly

Lafayette, goody ........... afata|ofolafeieterelere ayevs
Sal monatrouUbersrersrclevelsisieisicisieieretereleiele eleleleteteieyeiere

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Bairdiella chrysura

Sardinops caerulea (Pacific)
Stizostedion canadense
Cololabis saira

Pristis pectinatus
Myoxocephalus species

Calamus and Stenotomus species

Stereolepis gigas
Centropristes striatus
Cynoscion nobilis (Pacific)
Bagre marinus

Prionotus species

Cynoscion regalis
Cynoscion nebulosus
Cynoscion arenarius

Alosa sapidissima

Squalus and Mustelus species
Galeorhinus zyopterus
Carcharodon, Carcharias, Sphryna,

Prionace and Lamna species

Aplodinotus grunniens

Archosargus species (Atlantic)

Pimelometopon pulcher (Pacific)

Scomberomorus sierra (Pacific)

Menidia species

Raja species

Osmerus mordax (Atlantic and
Great Lakes), Atherinidae and
Osmeridae (Pacific)
Thaleichthys pacificus

Lutjanus griseus
Lutjanus blackfordii
Rhomboplites species
Ocyurus chrysurus
Centropomus undecimalis
Chaetodipterus faber
Scomberomorus maculatus
Sardinella anchovia
Pogonichthys macrolepidotus
Leiostomus xanthurus
Salmo gairdneri

GLOSSARY

733
‘(Common names as shown Othaxéemnoainames Scientitieimames
in Bureau reports
FISH - Continued
Striped bass........... Rockfishwrockesrrprrtestere cetera Roccus saxatilis
Sturgeon:
Comino dossosgsosde ™ II. coooudocooduodgncodbdoauenddGuDG0GdOUpadOO Acipenser species
Shovelno see ter cere tve ome | meat deve ak eret sialice aiciates stators aletave atararots ata vermvavalatarevoune seals Scaphirhynchus platorynchus
Suckers \erereletelefeiereislel-liai- Fresh-water mullet, redfin, bayfish......... Catostomus species
Sunfishterrecseeecerscc Bream, perch, bluegill ....-.-+.-++eeeeeeeee Lepomis species
Swellfish.............. Puffer, swell toad, globefish, blowfish Sphaeroides maculatus
SwOrlRId coooccccpogas- ||: doogo0s0ncoanapovDgs0qdsadesapoDaduaoQ0cK¢ Xiphias gladius
WEUROY35 0 cogbo pon BnAGO Blackfish, oysterfish............e0eeeeeeee Tautoga onitis
Tenpounder ........... Big-eyed herring, ladyfish...............-. Elops saurus
Thimble-eyed mackerel. Chub mackerel, bullseye mackerel.......... Pneumatophorus colias
THAI oosoecaugaccs , _ ||” vonocaoan000q00b00danb00000dD0000D000N0000 Lopholatilus chamaeleonticeps
Womcodeereeere teeta Frostifish)scniectosncsanncc nea ta eeeaas tae Microgadus tomcod (Atlantic)
Microgadus proximus (Pacific)
IGM dopccosesgee il) sadocappendadno0gdudoosdobudoucOasDDoOUdEE Balistes species
iripletailueer eee eersces Suntishk(NEG)) Sblacktishier wc os ioreteleleies Lobotes surinamensis
nliullibeepe see erseee: (GESIGIITNS npn tenuctniA cee een nernt etme (MONE ci td scaiq camaro cas AmneO yeioess
Tuna:
Allbacoreeee eric: Eongfinitunasserryricciieceie carci rerttriectel= Thunnus alalunga
Bluetinkeeec eo Horsemmackerelay-moc ryt cieerteeitikrteterrerr Thunnus thynnus
[eittlebere me temic Bonito, albacore, false albacore...........- Euthynnus alletteratus
SKipjacksracleleleriacier-y Stripedatunaseprcrechiiclerretictecicccd eres Katsuwonus pelamis
Viellomithhoudaenosies, -).|| " ccacssoswopsavecneronsibersobecnoopnoenoar Thunnus albacares.
Murbotyase-s ADAOHOO TAO NE te DODDOOTE DEORE DOOD TCoCnO eS cpa CNH aon anon Pleuronectidae (Pacific)
WANG coadooooogssedde™. "ll | oaopnocsspg0cbopocDUnoopEeBOeUOEdOCED OOO ODE Acanthocybium solandri
Warsaweneclyiacetirytr Blacks ewfishicerprrrriiincctle tect Garrupa nigrita
, P : f Menidia beryllina (Atlantic)
Whitebait.........-.... Silversidesiiaenancce nec cece creer ee fry See se ee(paciic)
White bass............ White lake bass............... oacaa09 ponud Roccus chrysops
Whitefish:
Gommonteretelsielel-tocieiiclsuenn | a erele sroejeteterelsfeLeteleseleferelclelete?s(eleteneislehoeteyaie\eVerefels <0 Coregonus clupeaformis
Menominee ........ OD yevaleletelelafol-lstel-lel-telelatelete erelolaletorstchelcreletelelefevetsiatet Prosopium quadrilaterale
White perch bopdoosg0s05 ~~ |_—soad elalolefolelereteletetciclelethelelohelolefelcfotclercreteteeleieterstclefelo Morone americana
Whiting ....... 00000000 Silvershakeyerercttseteteleretetettolettcteteterelststetersterete 00 Merluccius bilinearis
Wolffisheeneeeeenciee of Ocean catfish (New England) ............-. Anarhichas lupus
Yellow bass.........+. Barutishvaepverctereiictletielrtereteterctele dodabooa od Roccus mississippiensis
Yellow perch.......... Ringedyperch yy perchiveyerictecielsteileleleleieleielerslererole Perca flavescens
Yellow pike........... Wall-eyed pike, pike perch, dore (Canadian). Stizostedion vitreum vitreum
Wellowtailppre perme: (For Atlantic,see snapper, yellowtail)....... Seriola dorsalis (Pacific)
CRUSTACEANS
Crabs:
Blue:
Hardinrepicrsereiciciicisre Hard-shellicrabys-vjreteisttecieismicrtetetel eielkeclerst- : 7"
Soft and peeler..... Soft-shell crab............ agoueoocN00dn0b0 Gallinecte sisepia us
Dungeness sists artigeiisraomeepal wibsteteiate alas a avers loisiors'slerereietels evsisieiciainte is goavo0ad Cancer magister
Kangen tte ai s Alaska) king/crabi .o).c sees SUefaieretaeeietet tte Paralithodes camschatica

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734

Common names as shown
in Bureau reports

GLOSSARY

Other common names Scientific names

CRUSTACEANS - Continued

Crabs: - Continued

Lobsters:
Northern +f).-.2 0 tee

MOLLUSKS

Abalonesaisiawieeee
Clams:

Cocklesiia.e eee

Fresh-water:
Mussel shells.......
Pearls and slugs....
Octopuspermre cert cer
Oysters:
Rastemenererieactcrne
Bacificerere ee eecrcr
Westernienenenern nee
Periwinkles or cockles. .
Scallops:

eee irroratus (New England)

Cancer species (California)

eolelolelolefololaleralotehststeletstsiatarelotercLeteleloveleleretetederetateyeravelerhe Menippe mercenaria
fish Cambarus species (Atlantic)

Grayfishi maya iccmutecmce tect eerie Aistacus species (Pacific)

(Seevlobstersspiny)eacceece crn eteio intr ela eee RErieceC eEec cere: een eener

Kingrcrabi seins neers re ie ron ae Limulus species

Abs Babjomsetvesinaie am ae taeednooe eosin eee Homarus americanus (Atlantic)

Sea crawfish, rock lobster .................000. Panultrus areus (Atlantic i
Panulirus interruptus (Pacific)
Penaeus, Pandalus, and X iphopenaeus

Prawnsathnae samc bein As SAN IRAN Ae aan (Atlantic), Pandalus, Pandalopsis,

and Crangon species (Pacific)

PAPDS Ad sae note snetind Soe ee oe ee ee eee Haliotis species

SO SAE BOR OE OnE BMS eotSo bbb nh botany Cardium corbis (Pacific)

Butter stn ccncyseciraiiior cerned ete meee eee Saxidomus nuttalli (Pacific)

Hittle necks seyoneriaacn nor aaevalqa sonore ese Protothaca staminea (Pacific)

Round clam, cherrystone, quahog, little neck... ] Venus mercenaria, Mercenaria mercenaria

Arctica islandica
Ensis species (Atlantic)
Siliqua patula (Pacific)

Soft-shell clam, sand clam, nannynose, maninose| Mya arenaria

Skimmety/. aisvaetaerdeintane aera aeteletelansiote AagGoSoS Spisula solidissima
Strombus species
sls augey over ope focai@l sic tovave atesata aveselctavateyatevelstesaccieiecesicteiaieieheye Buayeonenccics
Mytilus californianus (Pacific)
SONOMA GMD RADA OOM SS RMULaCHadoaEMeer Odin ood 56 Mytilus edulis (Alani)
SE OU CHASER A ACHES STMOCRACOCHAA Aad OUane aS Unionidae
Devilfish....... alate reine eee INC TRO Paroctopus appollyon
Cove eee i Nena ven aan eek eRe E CREE eet Crassostrea virginica
Japanese ins yaccssemennrnce eee aR EMG E EEE Crassostrea gigas
Oly mpiargnativerceaere cache ncetee rere eree Ostrea lurida

gooanusdddaddscondendnacoaddUaadscagdacduadsoo Littorina species
Pecten species (Atlantic)
Pecten caurinus (Pacific)

Placopecten magellanicus

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GLOSSARY

735
Commen names as shown Oho Cooa eee icaventifionnames
in Bureau reports
MOLLUSKS - Continued
Squid’ 7g SNe tee Inkfish, bone squid, taw taw..............- eee opalescens (Pacific)
Loligo pealii (Atlantic )
OTHER
Seauurchinseerercrerrrt SOA CHF cobsucSun oC ono nn OG ROOE Eagar ic. Strongylocentrotus drobachiensis
sherrapineyeryererrrericrtcts Diamond-back terrapin...........-..-2--+4- Malaclemys species
Turtles:
ISEly apoebactigueraas: || eevoegoececdnapdcoonccennOcrer eEmceMmnooe (Young of fresh-water species)
(GhESN cabdosonacoucde. "Ill, coacoddaauddou0coD aaqneneodanopedoooosbage Chelonia mydas
Boggerhead ii: aay-ctroicu till imuttare cncverteleferedelerevelers oidlc siaisssia.sjeisions/sie ayeejsia eres Caretta species
Src oagbasaoe0do, || 00 oo0Q000d000 docodsanso0o0sann gq000000 ooo Pseudemys species
Snappem etter Hard-shell, alligator turtle................. Leas neice
Softe shelley syyaccaetyek we |b vores ete ciao aastoe otte sles sieisiais aaiejacialeg tele bys Amyda ‘species
Brogsinesirtrciicitecrelir Be Tatetaletetererevelelelelsieeievereiereiale ejeieieiets dislete sterseratets Rana species
Wrishemosspee raves ce can, lM weeessercteiac sic tehcnsrsvoce de aera Srevelai cia’ svsvarovevite sverajersie cs Chondrus crispus
IMM ccpgespoosnoospode!" ||| ocecdocgo code ae oUeOReaoneecuerneconconcon Macrocystis species
Sponges:
(CHO cava gadeodepads | oll leaasossaasetenensonanqccounsancercor Ba OOo Hippiospongia conaliculata
(Gekeiadasodoaposscno.. ||, \caneaoagqnononoaaaopdoasoncodobonabnoe cacao Spongia graminea
Sheepswool.......... Wool........ ADCO BPRGHRE CORO eran adcaccee Hippiospongia lachne
Ye] Lo ws Sears peony Om tll lnb isvesscre Gren aevaneresstecs pct eys s.aielaie sin loteielerela Sielatens Spongia barbara
Whales:
silva ood00000bodd0002. ||, pavadeoséocosdooccdoouubuBoDUnGcUnDotaDOOS t Balaenoptera musculus
Bottlenase setters Pa IN (miles aa ace tree ec eaten eet Ae UN Sad Berardius bairdi
Pra echo sch Pepa rea caekerote eye e | Ueteeaahstecctenc ea Teveerelece toe re coats saree evacevaia wratapabaigiei guava Balaenoptera physalus
Humpbhackseeere secre ee ieee eee erie asete & SEBS RU BR ORE aU een Megaptera species
SOL Mera atc il leaasis hla alereinis Wiale nine ov eas Subiietensereiseete sete Balaenoptera borealis
Spermeereeereer Se N Meeeec er fete sis Minne apetins ceetutl ves gen a tke cape ee Physeter catodon
slacks Soecedes coe” «||. Copbbasde sed B Oca coo e CREAN E TEACH ABH UEnS: Glyceridae

Sandworms.emeyetrersel-\waal |i aeaeteierseic ceri ciccisie stele jasoasndedoda06s0 509 Nereis species

SECTION 16 - PICTORIAL SECTION

As many of the readers of this publication may not be familiar with all of the species
of fish and shellfish, etc., taken commercially in the United States, illustrations of
many of the various species are includedin the following pages. The descriptive mater-
ial appearing with each species includes the areas in which commercial landings are
made in the United States and does not constitute the extreme limits in which they occur.
Similarly, the gear listed for each species do not represent the only types of apparatus
by which these species are obtained, butrepresent those types which are normally used
in their capture. The gear do not necessarily appear in the order of their importance.
Illustrations of species landed in Hawaii are not included in this section.

For more detailed information on the nomenclature of the fishery products listed
below, the reader is referred to Section 15 of this publication entitled, "Glossary."

ALEWIFE
RANGE - FLORIDA TO NEW ENGLAND

GEAR - POUND NETS, GILL NETS, WEIRS,
DIP NETS, HAUL SEINES, FLOATING TRAPS,

FYKE NETS

AMBERJACK
RANGE - FLORIDA
GEAR - HANDLINES, TROLL LINES

ANGELF ISH
RANGE - FLORIDA
GEAR - HAUL SEINES

ANGLERF ISH
RANGE - NEW JERSEY TO MASSACHUSETTS
GEAR - OTTER TRAWLS, POUND NETS

ANCHOVY
RANGE - CALIFORNIA TO WASHINGTON
GEAR - PURSE SEINES AND HAUL SEINES

BARRACUDA (ATLANTIC)
RANGE - FLORIDA
GEAR - TROLL*LINES, HANDLINES

BARRACUDA (PACIFIC)

RANGE - CALIFORNIA

GEAR - PURSE SEINES, LONGLINES, HANDLINES,
TROLL LINES, GILL AND TRAMMEL NETS

PICTORIAL SECTION “

BURBOT
BLUEF ISH RANGE - GREAT LAKES
RANGE - GULF OF MEXICO TO NEW ENGLAND GEAR - GILL NETS, FYKE NETS, POUND
GEAR - HAUL SEINES, GILL NETS, POUND NETS, NETS, TRAP NETS

TROLL LINES, PURSE SEINES

BLUE RUNNER OR HARDTAIL BUTTERF ISH
RANGE - GULF OF MEXICO RANGE - FLORIDA TO NEW ENGLAND
GEAR - HAUL SEINES, GILL NETS, POTS GEAR - POUND NETS, HAUL SEINES, OTTER TRAWLS

CABIO

BONITO (ATLANTIC)

RANGE - NORTH CAROLINA TO MASSACHUSETTS canes F aneetiee uo Lae
GEAR - POUND NETS, TROLL LINES, GILL NETS = LINES, POUND NETS

BOWF IN CARP
RANGE’ - FRESH-WATER RANGE - FRESH-WATER
GEAR - HAUL SEINES, TRAP NETS, FYKE NETS GEAR - HAUL SEINES, GILL NETS, TRAP NETS,

FYKE NETS, POUND NETS, TROTLINES

BUFF ALOF 1SH CATFISH
RANGE - FRESH-WATER RANGE - FRESH-WATER
GEAR - HAUL SEINES, FYKE NETS, TRAMMEL GEAR - HAUL SEINES, TROTLINES, POUND

NETS, TROTLINES NETS, POTS, FYKE NETS

PICTORIAL SECTION

CHUB
RANGE - GREAT LAKES
GEAR = GILL NETS

CROAKER

RANGE = GULF OF MEXICO TO NEW YORK

GEAR - POUND NETS, OTTER TRAWLS, HAUL SEINES,
GILL NETS

CIGARF ISH
RANGE - FLORIDA
GEAR - HAUL SEINES

CUNNER
RANGE - NEW ENGLAND
GEAR - OTTER TRAWLS, HANDLINES

coD
RANGE - VIRGINIA TO MAINE, WASHINGTON,
AND ALASKA
GEAR - OTTER TRAWLS, LONGLINES, GILL NETS

CUSK
RANGE - NEW ENGLAND
GEAR - OTTER TRAWLS, LONGLINES

CRAPP IE
RANGE - FRESH-WATER LAKES DOLLY VARDEN TROUT
GEAR - HAUL SEINES, LINES, POTS RANGE - PACIFIC

GEAR - POUND NETS, GILL NETS, LINES

CREVALLE DOLPHIN
RANGE - SOUTH ATLANTIC AND GULF STATES RANGE - FLORIDA TO NORTH CAROLINA
GEAR - HAUL SEINES, GILL NETS, LINES GEAR - TROLL LINES

PICTORIAL SECTION

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DRUM, BLACK
RANGE - TEXAS TO NORTH CAROLINA
GEAR - HAUL SEINES, POUND NETS, LINES

LEMON SOLE
RANGE - NEW YORK TO MAINE
GEAR = OTTER TRAWLS

DRUM, RED

RANGE - TEXAS - MARYLAND

GEAR - POUND NETS, HAUL SEINES, GILL NETS,
LINES

EEL, COMMON

RANGE = FLORIDA TO NEW ENGLAND AND IN
MISSISSIPPI RIVER, LAKE ONTARIO

GEAR’ - POTS, SPEARS, POUND NETS

EEL, CONGER
RANGE = FLORIDA TO NEW ENGLAND
GEAR - OTTER TRAWLS

GRAY SOLE

RANGE - MASSACHUSETTS TO MAINE
GEAR - OTTER TRAWLS

DAB

RANGE - MASSACHUSETTS TO NOVA SCOTIA
GEAR - OTTER TRAWLS, LONGLINES

RANGE - NORTH CAROLINA TO MAINE
GEAR - OTTER TRAWLS, POUND NETS, FYKE NETS,
SPEARS, LINES

FLUKE
RANGE - TEXAS TO MASSACHUSETTS
GEAR = OTTER TRAWL, SPEARS, LINES

FLYING FISH
RANGE - PACIFIC AND ATLANTIC OCEANS
GEAR - GILL NETS

PICTORIAL SECTION

FRIGATE MACKEREL
RANGE - MIDDLE ATLANTIC
GEAR - POUND NETS

GARF | SH
RANGE - FRESH-WATER
GEAR - HAUL SEINES, LINES

GIZZARD SHAD
RANGE - NORTH CAROLINA TO MARYLAND,
GREAT LAKES
GEAR - HAUL SEINES, POUND NETS, GILL NETS

GOLDF 1SH
RANGE - LAKES AND RIVERS
GEAR - HAUL SEINES, TRAP NETS, FYKE NETS

GRAYF |SH
RANGE - PACIFIC
GEAR - LONGLINES, OTTER TRAWLS, GILL NETS

GROUPER
RANGE - TEXAS TO SOUTH CAROLINA
GEAR - HANDLINES, POTS

GRUNT
RANGE - FLORIDA
GEAR - POTS, GILL NETS, LINES

HADDOCK
RANGE - NEW ENGLAND STATES
GEAR - OTTER TRAWLS, GILL NETS, LONGLINES

HAKE, RED
RANGE - CHESAPEAKE BAY TO NEW ENGLAND
GEAR - GILL NETS, OJTER TRAWLS, LONGLINES

HAKE, WHITE 2 ‘ F
RANGE - CHESAPEAKE BAY TO ‘NEW ENGLAND
GEAR - GILL NETS, OTTER TRAWLS, LONGLINES

HAKE (PACIFIC)
RANGE - PACIFIC
GEAR - OTTER TRAWLS

HAL | BUT
RANGE - PACIFIC COAST - NEW ENGLAND
GEAR - LONGLINES, OTTER TRAWLS

PICTORIAL SECTION

741

HARDHEAD
RANGE - CALIFORNIA
GEAR - FYKE NETS

HOGCHOKER
RANGE - CHESAPEAKE BAY
GEAR - POUND NETS, HAUL SEINES

HOGF ISH
HARVESTF ISH OR "STARF ISH" RANGE - FLORIDA
RANGE - NORTH CAROLINA TO CHESAPEAKE BAY GEAR - LINES

GEAR - HAUL SEINES, POUND NETS

HERRING, LAKE

JEWF ISH
RANGE - GREAT LAKES RANGE - FLORIDA
GEAR - GILL NETS, HAUL SEINES, POUND NETS, GEAR = HANDLINES
TRAP NETS

StS =, oe

HERRING, SEA

RANGE - NEW JERSEY TO NEW ENGLAND, PACIFIC
COAST STATES AND ALASKA

GEAR - PURSE SEINES, WEIRS, FLOATING TRAPS,
STOP SEINES

JOHN DORY
anaes Stanton TO RHODE ISLAND RANGE - MIDDLE ATLANTIC STATES
GEAR - POUND NETS, HAUL SEINES, GILL NETS GEAR - OTTER TRAWLS

FLOATING TRAPS

PICTORIAL SECTION

742

KING MACKEREL MACKEREL, ATLANTIC
SINCERE TO NEW YORK RANGE - CHESAPEAKE BAY TO MAINE
GEAR - TROLL LINES, GILL NETS, HANDLINES GEAR - PURSE SEINES, GILL NETS, POUND NETS,

FLOATING TRAPS

KING WHITING MACKEREL, JACK
RANGE - TEXAS TO MASSACHUSETTS RANGE - CALIFORNIA
GEAR - OTTER TRAWLS, HAUL SEINES, POUND NETS GEAR - LINES, SEINES, LAMPARA NETS

RANGE eeoeee LAKES MACKEREL, PACIFIC
RANGE - CALIFORNIA
i CIE Meus, CINE THe) Tes (Cur? IEVS)) GEAR - LINES, SEINES, LAMPARA NETS

MENHADEN
RANGE - GULF OF MEXICO TO NEW ENGLAND
GEAR - PURSE SEINES, POUND NETS

LAMPREY
RANGE - FRESH-WATER
GEAR - POTS, FYKE NETS

MOONEYE
RANGE - GREAT LAKES

LAUNCE GEAR - HAUL SEINES

RANGE - NEW ENGLAND
GEAR - HAUL SEINES

LINGCOD
RANGE - CALIFORNIA TO ALASKA PENSE TOR TON
GEAR - OTTER TRAWLS, LONGLINES, HANDLINES =

GEAR - HANDLINES, HAUL SEINES

PICTORIAL SECTION

MULLET

RANGE - TEXAS TO NEW JERSEY

GEAR - GILL NETS, HAUL SEINES, POUND NETS,
CAST NETS

OCEAN POUT
RANGE - NEW ENGLAND
GEAR - OTTER TRAWLS

OCEAN PERCH
RANGE ~ NEW ENGLAND
GEAR - OTTER TRAWLS

PADDLEF ISH

RANGE - GULF OF MEXICO, MISSISSIPP! RIVER
GEAR - HAUL SEINES, TROTLINES

PIGFISH
RANGE - FLORIDA
GEAR - POTS, HANDLINES, GILL NETS

PIKE OR PICKEREL

RANGE - FRESH-WATER

GEAR - TRAP NETS, FYKE NETS, GILL NETS,
POUND NETS, HANDLINES

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743

SARDINE, PACIFIC (PILCHARD)

RANGE - CALIFORNIA TO WASHINGTON

GEAR - PURSE SEINES, LAMPARA AND RING NETS,
GILL NETS

hi

PINF ISH

RANGE - FLORIDA TO NORTH CAROLINA
GEAR - HAUL SEINES, GILL NETS

POLLOCK

RANGE - MIDDLE ATLANTIC AND NEW ENGLAND STATES

GEAR - LONGLINES, FLOATING TRAPS, POUND NETS,
OTTER TRAWLS, GILL NETS

POMP ANO

RANGE - TEXAS TO NORTH CAROLINA

GEAR - TRAMMEL NETS, HAUL SEINES, GILL NETS,
HANDL INES

QU ILLBACK
RANGE - FRESH-WATER
GEAR - HAUL SEINES, TROTLINES, FYKE NETS

PICTORIAL SECTION

RATF ISH
RANGE - WASHINGTON TO ALASKA
GEAR - BEAM TRAWLS, LONGLINES

ROCK BASS

RANGE - GREAT LAKES

GEAR - TRAP NETS, FYKE NETS, HAUL SEINES,
GILL NETS

ROCKF 1SH

RANGE - CALIFORNIA TO ALASKA

GEAR - LINES, OTTER TRAWLS, PARANZELLA NETS,
GILL NETS

RUDDERF | SH
RANGE - CALIFORNIA
GEAR - LAMPARA AND RING NETS

SALMON, CHINOOK OR KING

RANGE ‘= CALIFORNIA TO ALASKA

GEAR - POUND NETS, PURSE SEINES, GILL NETS,

HAUL SEINES, TROLL LINES, REEF NETS

SALMON, CHUM OR KETA

RANGE - OREGON TO ALASKA

GEAR - POUND NETS, PURSE SEINES, GILL NETS,
HAUL SEINES, REEF NETS

SALMON, PINK

RANGE - WASHINGTON TO ALASKA

GEAR - PURSE SEINES, POUND NETS, GILL NETS
REEF NETS

SALMON, RED OR SOCKEYE
RANGE - OREGON TO ALASKA

GEAR - GILL NETS, PURSE SEINES, POUND NETS,
REEF NETS

SALMON, SILVER OR COHO

RANGE - CALIFORNIA TO ALASKA

GEAR - HAUL SEINES, PURSE SEINES, GILL NETS,
TROLL LINES, POUND NETS, REEF NETS

SABLEF | SH
RANGE - PACIFIC COAST STATES AND ALASKA
GEAR - LONGLINES, OTTER TRAWLS

SAUGER

RANGE - GREAT LAKES

GEAR - GILL NETS, HAUL SEINES, TRAP NETS,
FYKE NETS

PICTORIAL SECTION 748

SEA TROUT OR WEAKF ISH, GRAY

j RANGE - FLORIDA TO MASSACHUSETTS

Si GEAR - OTTER TRAWLS, POUND NETS, PURSE SEINES,
GILL NETS, HAUL SEINES

SCULP IN
RANGE - PACIFIC COAST STATES AND ALASKA
GEAR - LINES, GILL NETS, POTS

SEA TROUT OR WEAKF ISH, SPOTTED

RANGE - MARYLAND TO TEXAS

GEAR - GILL NETS, TRAMMEL NETS, HAUL SEINES,
POUND NETS, OTTER TRAWLS, HANDLINES

SCUP OR PORGY
RANGE - FLORIDA TO NEW ENGLAND
GEAR - OTTER TRAWLS, POUND NETS

SEA TROUT OR WEAKF ISH, WHITE
RANGE - GULF OF MEXICO
GEAR - GILL NETS, HAUL SEINES, HANDLINES

SEA BASS
RANGE - FLORIDA TO NEW ENGLAND
GEAR - OTTER TRAWLS, HANDLINES, POTS

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SHAD
RANGE - FLORIDA TO NEW ENGLAND
SEA CATFISH GEAR - GILL.NETS, POUND NETS, FYKE NETS,
RANGE - TEXAS TO CHESAPEAKE BAY HAUL SEINES

GEAR - OTTER TRAWLS, HAUL SE{NES, HANDLINES

SEA ROBIN SHARK

RANGE - CHESAPEAKE BAY TO NEW ENGLAND RANGE - ATLANTIC COAST, GULF, PACIFIC COAST STATES
GEAR ~ POUND NETS, OTTER TRAWLS GEAR - LONGLINES, GILL NETS, OTTER TRAWLS

746

PICTORIAL SECTION

SHEEPSHEAD
RANGE - TEXAS TO CHESAPEAKE BAY
GEAR - HANDLINES, POTS

SHEEPSHEAD, CALIFORNIA
RANGE - CALIFORNIA
GEAR - LONGLINES, TRAMMEL NETS

SAND PERCH
RANGE - TEXAS TO NEW YORK
GEAR - HAUL SEINES, GILL NETS, POUND NETS

SILVERSIDES
RANGE - NEW YORK
GEAR - HAUL SEINES, OTTER TRAWLS

SKATE
RANGE - PACIFIC COAST, CHESAPEAKE BAY TO NEW ENGLAND
GEAR - LINES, OTTER TRAWLS, POUND NETS, HAUL SEINES

SKIPPER
RANGE - VIRGINIA TO NOVA SCOTIA
GEAR - POUND NETS, WEIRS

SMELT
RANGE - NEW YORK TO MAINE, PACIFIC OCEAN,
GREAT LAKES
GEAR - POUND NETS, DIP NETS, GILL NETS, HAUL SEINES

SNAPPER, MANGROVE
RANGE - FLORIDA
GEAR - HANDLINES, GILL NETS

SNAPPER, LANE
RANGE - FLORIDA
GEAR -

HANDL INES

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SNAPPER, RED

RANGE - TEXAS TO FLORIDA
GEAR - HANDLINES

SNOOK
RANGE - TEXAS TO FLORIDA
GEAR - GILL NETS, HANDLINES,

HAUL SEINES

PICTORIAL SECTION

SPADEF 1SH
RANGE - FLORIDA
GEAR - GILL NETS, TRAMMEL NETS

SPANISH MACKEREL
RANGE - TEXAS TO VIRGINIA
GEAR - GILL NETS, LINES, HAUL SEINES

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SPOT

RANGE - GULF OF MEXICO TO MIDDLE ATLANTIC STATES
GEAR - HAUL SEINES, GILL NETS, POUND NETS,
OTTER TRAWLS

SQUAWF | SH
RANGE - CALIFORNIA
GEAR - FYKE NETS, GILL NETS

STEELHEAD TROUT

RANGE - OREGON TO ALASKA

GEAR - HAUL SEINES, POUND NETS, GILL NETS,
LINES, DIP NETS

747

STRIPED BASS

RANGE - NORTH CAROLINA TO NEW ENGLAND, CALIFORNIA
TO OREGON

GEAR - HAUL SEINES, GILL NETS, POUND NETS,
HANDLINES, FYKE NETS

STURGEON
RANGE - ‘COASTAL AND RIVER AREAS
GEAR - GILL NETS, LINES

STURGEON, SHOVELNOSE
RANGE - FRESH-WATER
GEAR - HAUL SEINES, LINES, POUND NETS

SUCKER

RANGE - FRESH-WATER

GEAR - POUND NETS, FYKE NETS, GILL NETS,
HAUL SEINES, TRAP NETS

SUNF ISH
RANGE - FRESH-WATER
GEAR - POTS, SEINES, TRAP NETS

SWELLF 1SH
RANGE - CHESAPEAKE BAY TO MIDDLE ATLANTIC
GEAR - POUND NETS, HAUL SEINES, OTTER TRAWLS

748

PICTORIAL SECTION

SWORDF | SH

RANGE - NEW ENGLAND AND CALIFORNIA

GEAR - HARPOONS
TRIGGERF 1 SH
RANGE - FLORIDA
GEAR - HANOLINES

TAUTOG

RANGE - CHESAPEAKE BAY TO NEW ENGLAND
GEAR - POUND NETS, HANDLINES, POTS

TRIPLETAIL
RANGE - FLORIDA
GEAR - HAUL SEINES, GILL NETS, LINES

TENPOUNDER
RANGE - FLORIDA
GEAR - HAUL SEINES

TUNA, ALBACORE
RANGE - PACIFIC COAST
GEAR - LINES

THIMBLE-EYED MACKEREL
RANGE - CHESAPEAKE BAY TO NEW ENGLAND
GEAR - POUND NETS, PURSE SEINES, OTTER TRAWLS

TUNA, BLUEFIN

RANGE - CALIFORNIA, NEW JERSEY TO MAINE

GEAR - PURSE SEINES, LAMPARA NETS, TROLL LINES,
POUND NETS, HARPOONS

TILEF ISH
RANGE - MIDDLE ATLANTIC AND NEW ESIGLAND STATES
GEAR - LONGLINES, REEF NETS, OTTER TRAWLS

TOMCOD \

RANGE - PACIFIC COAST, MIDDLE ATLANTIC AND
NEW ENGLAND STATES

GEAR - OTTER TRAWLS, DIP NETS

TUNA, LITTLE
RANGE - MASSACHUSETTS TO TEXAS
GEAR - POUND NETS, TROLL LINES, OTTER TRAWLS

PICTORIAL SECTION

TUNA, SKIPJACK
RANGE - CALIFORNIA
GEAR - LINES AND PURSE SEINES

TUNA, YELLOWF IN
RANGE — PACIFIC
GEAR - LINES AND PURSE SEINES

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WHITE BASS

RANGE - GREAT LAKES

GEAR - TRAP NETS, FYKE NETS, HAUL SEINES,
POUND NETS

WHITEFISH, COMMON
RANGE - GREAT LAKES
GEAR - GILL NETS, POUND NETS, TRAP NETS

WHITEFISH, MENOMINEE

RANGE - ALASKA, GREAT LAKES S

GEAR - GILL NETS, HAUL SEINES, TRAP NETS,
POUND NETS

WHITE PERCH
RANGE - NORTH CAROLINA TO MAINE
GEAR - POUND NETS, FYKE NETS, HAUL SEINES

WH! TING
RANGE - VIRGINIA TO MAINE
GEAR - OTTER TRAWLS, POUND NETS

WOLFF 1SH
RANGE - MASSACHUSETTS AND MAINE
GEAR - OTTER TRAWLS, LONGLINES

YELLOW PERCH

RANGE - GREAT LAKES, OTHER LAKES

GEAR - GILL NETS, TRAP NETS, POUND NETS,
FYKE NETS

YELLOW PIKE

RANGE - GREAT LAKES

GEAR - POUND NETS, FYKE NETS, GILL NETS,
TRAP NETS

750 PICTORIAL SECTION

BLUE CRAB
RANGE - TEXAS TO RHODE |SLAND

GEAR - TROTLINES, POTS, FYKE NETS, DIP NETS,

SCRAPES, DREDGES

DUNGENESS CRAB

RANGE - PACIFIC COAST STATES AND ALASKA
GEAR - TRAPS

KING CRAB
RANGE - ALASKA
GEAR - POTS

ROCK CRAB
RANGE - NEW ENGLAND
GEAR - POTS

STONE CRAB
RANGE - FLORIDA
GEAR - DIP NETS, CRAB POTS

HORSESHOE CRAB
RANGE - MARYLAND TO NEW YORK
GEAR - POUND NETS, WEIRS, BY HAND

FRESH-WATER CRAWF 1SH
RANGE - RIVERS AND LAKES
GEAR - POTS

SPINY LOBSTER
RANGE - CALIFORNIA AND FLORIDA
GEAR - DIP NETS, POTS, HOOKS

PICTORIAL SECTION

LOBSTER, NORTHERN
RANGE - VIRGINIA TO MAINE
GEAR - POTS, OTTER TRAWLS

HARD CLAM
RANGE = FLORIDA TO MAINE
GEAR - HOES, DREDGES, TONGS, RAKES, BY HAND

SHR IMP
RANGE - TEXAS TO NORTH CAROLINA, MAINE,

CALIFORNIA, WASHINGTON, AND ALASKA
GEAR - SHRIMP TRAWLS

BUTTER CLAM
RANGE - PACIFIC COAST
GEAR - SHOVELS

LITTLE NECK CLAM
RANGE - PACIFIC COAST
GEAR - SHOVELS

RAZOR CLAM, PACIFIC

RANGE - OREGON, WASHINGTON AND ALASKA
GEAR - SHOVELS

SOFT CLAM

RANGE - MIDDLE ATLANTIC TO NEW ENGLAND,
PACIFIC COAST STATES

GEAR - FORKS,’ HOES, RAKES, DREDGES

CONCH
RANGE - FLORIDA TO MAINE

GEAR - OTTER TRAWLS, DREDGES, POTS, AND BY HAND

PICTORIAL SECTION

752

LIMPET
RANGE - NEW YORK AND NEW ENGLAND
GEAR - DREDGES

SEA SCALLOP
RANGE - NEW JERSEY TO MAINE
GEAR - DREDGES, OTTER TRAWLS

FRESH-WATER MUSSEL
RANGE - FRESH-WATER STREAMS
GEAR - CROWFOOT BARS, PICKS, HAND

—

STARF 1SH
RANGE - ATLANTIC AND PACIFIC COAST
GEAR - HOOKS, SCRAPES, "mops"

SEA MUSSEL
RANGE - NORTH CAROLINA TO MAINE
GEAR - DREDGES, TONGS, RAKES, HAND

TERRAP IN
RANGE ~ TEXAS TO NEW JERSEY
OYSTER GEAR - HAUL SEINES, BY HAND

RANGE - TEXAS TO MASSACHUSETTS, PACIFIC COAST
GEAR - TONGS, DREDGES, RAKES, BY HAND

BAY SCALLOP GREEN TURTLE
RANGE - FLORIDA TO MASSACHUSETTS, WASHINGTON RANGE - FLORIDA
GEAR - DREDGES, SCRAPES, PUSH NETS, TONGS, RAKES, GEAR - GILL NETS

DIP NETS

PICTORIAL SECTION

73

LOGGERHEAD TURTLE

RANGE - FLORIDA TO NEW JERSEY
GEAR - GILL NETS

HAWKSBILL TURTLE

RANGE - GULF OF MEXICO, AND ATLANTIC COAST
TO NEW YORK

GEAR - BY HAND, POUND NETS

SOFT-SHELL TURTLE
RANGE - LAKES AND RIVERS
GEAR - HAUL SEINES, FYKE NETS, POTS

FROG

RANGE - FRESH-WATER, MARSHES, POND
GEAR - SPEARS, GRABS

SQUID
RANGE - VIRGINIA TO MAINE, CALIFORNIA AND
WASHINGTON
GEAR - LAMPARA NETS, GILL NETS, OTTER TRAWLS,
POUND NETS
SPONGE

RANGE - FLORIDA
GEAR - HOOKS, DIVING OUTFITS

IRISH MOSS
RANGE - NEW ENGLAND
GEAR - RAKES

SECTION 17 - STATISTICAL PUBLICATIONS

Crm ita

3675
3676
3677

3678
3679
3680
3681
3682
3683
3684
3685
3686
3687
3688
3689
3690
3691
3692

3693
3694

THE FOLLOWING LIST OF PUBLICATIONS INCLUDES ALL REPORTS ISSUED IN THE CURRENT FISHERY STATISTICS
SERIES DURING 1965,

S...NO. TITLE

NEW YORK LANDINGS, SEPTEMBER, 1964
MASSACHUSETTS LANDINGS, JUNE, 1964
MICHIGAN, OH1O AND WISCONSIN LANDINGS,
AUGUST, 1964
VIRGINIA LANDINGS, SEPTEMBER, 1964
GULF FISHERIES, ANNUAL, 1963
SHRIMP LANDINGS, AUGUST, 1964
GULF COAST SHRIMP DATA, AUGUST, 1964
LOUISIANA LANDINGS, SEPTEMBER, 1964
NORTH CAROLINA LANDINGS, OCTOBER, 1964
NEW JERSEY LANDINGS, OCTOBER, 1964
ALABAMA LANDINGS, SEPTEMBER, 1964
SOUTH CAROLINA LANDINGS, OCTOBER, 1964
FLORIDA LANDINGS, OCTOBER, 1964
FROZEN FISH REPORT, NOVEMBER, 1964
RHODE ISLAND LANDINGS, JULY, 1964
GEORGIA LANDINGS, OCTOBER, 1964
ALASKA FISHERIES, ANNUAL, 1963
MICHIGAN, OHIO AND WISCONSIN LANDINGS,
SEPTEMBER, 1964
MAINE LANDINGS, SEPTEMBER, 1964
PACIFIC COAST FISHERIES, ANNUAL, 1963
MISSISSIPP! LANDINGS, AUGUST, 1964
MARYLAND LANDINGS, OCTOBER, 1964
FISH MEAL AND OJL, OCTOBER, 1964
SHRIMP LANDINGS, SEPTEMBER, 1964
GULF COAST SHRIMP DATA, SEPTEMBER, 1964
NORTH CAROLINA LANDINGS, NOVEMBER, 1964
NEW YORK LANDINGS, OCTOBER, 1964
RHODE ISLAND LANDINGS, AUGUST, 1964
SHRIMP LANDINGS, OCTOBER, 1964
GULF COAST SHRIMP DATA, OCTOBER 1964
LOUIS]ANA LANDINGS, OCTOBER, 1964
ALABAMA LANDINGS, OCTOBER, 1964
VIRGINIA LANDINGS, OCTOBER 1964
MAINE LANDINGS, OCTOBER, 1964
FLORIDA LANDINGS, NOVEMBER, 1964
FROZEN FISH REPORT, DECEMBER, 1964
MISSISSIPP1] LANDINGS, SEPTEMBER, 1964
GEORGIA LANDINGS, NOVEMBER, 1964
CALIFORNIA LANDINGS, AUGUST, 1964
CALIFORNIA LANDINGS, SEPTEMBER, 1964
MICHIGAN, OHIO AND WISCONSIN LANDINGS,
OCTOBER, 1964
RHODE ISLAND LANDINGS, SEPTEMBER, 1964
SOUTH CAROL]NA LANDINGS, NOVEMBER, 1964
MASSACHUSETTS LANDINGS, JULY, 1964
MARYLAND LANDINGS, NOVEMBER, 1964
NEW JERSEY LANDINGS, NOVEMBER, 1964
MANUFACTURED F|SHERY PRODUCTS, ANNUAL, 1963
NEW YORK LANDINGS, NOVEMBER, 1964
MISSISSIPP1] LANDINGS, OCTOBER, 1964
VIRGINIA LANDINGS, NOVEMBER, 1964
FISH MEAL AND OIL, NOVEMBER, 1964.
MISSISSIPPI] RIVER FISHERIES, ANNUAL, 1963
UNITED STATES FISHERIES, ANNUAL, 1963
FISH STICKS, PORTIONS, AND BREADED SHRIMP,
OCTOBER-DECEMBER, 1964
LOUISIANA LANDINGS, NOVEMBER, 1964
ALABAMA LANDINGS, NOVEMBER, 1964
MAINE LANDINGS, NOVEMBER, 1964
NEW JERSEY LANDINGS, DECEMBER, 1964
SOUTH CAROLINA LANDINGS, DECEMBER, 1964
GEORGIA LANDINGS, DECEMBER, 1964
CALIFORNIA LANDINGS, OCTOBER, 1964
FLORIDA LANDINGS, DECEMBER, 1964
FISH MEAL AND OIL, DECEMBER, 1964
NORTH CAROLINA LANDINGS, DECEMBER, 1964
CALIFORNIA LANDINGS, NOVEMBER, 1964.
FROZEN FISH REPORT, JANUARY, 1965
RHODE ISLAND LANDINGS, OCTOBER, 1964
LOUISIANA LANDINGS, DECEMBER, 1964
SHRIMP LANDINGS, NOVEMBER, 1964
GULF COAST SHRIMP DATA, NOVEMBER, 1964
MARYLAND LANDINGS, DECEMBER, 1964
MISSISSIPP! LANDINGS, NOVEMBER, 1964
ALABAMA LANDINGS, DECEMBER, 1964.
NEW YORK LANDINGS, DECEMBER, 1964.
SHRIMP LANDINGS, DECEMBER, 1964
GULF COAST SHRIMP DATA, DECEMBER, 1964
MICHIGAN, OHIO AND WISCONSIN LANDINGS,
NOVEMBER, 1964

Co [Fo

3752
3753
3754
3755
3756
3757
3758
3759
3760
3761

3762
3763
3764
3765
3766

3767
3768
3769
3770
3771

3772
3773
3774
3775
3776
3777
3778
3779
3780
3781
3782
3783
3784
3785
3786
3787
3788
3789
3790
3791

3792
3793
3794
3795
3796
3797
3798
3799
3800
3801
3802
3803
3804
3805
3806
3807
3808
3809
3810

3811
3812
3813
3814
3815
3816
3817
3818
3819
3820
3821
3822
3823
3824
3825
3826
3827
3828
3829

S._NO. TITLE

RHODE ISLAND LANDINGS, NOVEMBER, 1964

MAINE LANDINGS, DECEMBER, 1964

NORTH CAROLINA LANDINGS, JANUARY, 1965

FLORIDA LANDINGS, JANUARY, 1965

FISH MEAL AND OIL, JANUARY, 1965

CALIFORNIA LANDINGS, DECEMBER, 1964

VIRGINIA LANDINGS, DECEMBER, 1964

MISSISSIPPI LANDINGS, DECEMBER, 1964

FROZEN FISH REPORT, FEBRUARY, 1964

MASSACHUSETTS LANDINGS, AUGUST, 1964

TEXAS LANDINGS, SEPTEMBER, 1964

TEXAS LANDINGS, OCTOBER, 1964

MASSACHUSETTS LANDINGS, SEPTEMBER, 1964

MASSACHUSETTS LANDINGS, OCTOBER, 1964

MICHIGAN, OHIO AND WISCONSIN LANDINGS,
DECEMBER, 1964

NEW JERSEY LANDINGS, ANNUAL, 1964

NEW YORK LANDINGS, JANUARY, 1965

MARYLAND LANDINGS, JANUARY, 1965

NEW JERSEY LANDINGS, JANUARY, 1965

FISH STICKS, PORTIONS, AND BREADED SHRIMP,
ANNUAL, 1964

FROZEN FISH REPORT, ANNUAL, 1964

NEW YORK LANDINGS, ANNUAL, 1964

CALIFORNIA LANDINGS, JANUARY, 1965

MASSACHUSETTS LANDINGS, NOVEMBER, 1964

PACKAGED FISHERY PRODUCTS, ANNUAL, 1964

CANNED FISHERY PRODUCTS, ANNUAL, 1964

INDUSTRIAL FISHERY PRODUCTS, ANNUAL, 1964

LOUISIANA LANDINGS, JANUARY, 1965

FROZEN FISH REPORT, MARCH, 1965

TEXAS LANDINGS, NOVEMBER, 1964

TEXAS LANDINGS, DECEMBER, 1964

NORTH CAROLINA LANDINGS, FEBRUARY, 1965

GULF COAST SHRIMP DATA, ANNUAL, 1964

SHRIMP LANDINGS, ANNUAL, 1964

RHODE ISLAND LANDINGS, DECEMBER, 1964

MAINE LANDINGS, JANUARY, 1965

MARYLAND LANDINGS, FEBRUARY, 1965

FISH MEAL AND OIL, ANNUAL, 1964

MAINE LANDINGS, BY MONTHS, ANNUAL, 1964

MAINE LANDINGS, BY COUNTY AND GEAR,
ANNUAL, 1964

FLORIDA LANDINGS, FEBRUARY, 1965

NEW JERSEY LANDINGS, FEBRUARY, 1965

RHODE ISLAND LANDINGS, ANNUAL, 1964

FLORIDA LANDINGS, ANNUAL, 1964

NEW YORK LANDINGS, FEBRUARY, 1965

CALIFORNIA LANDINGS, FEBRUARY, 1965

NORTH CAROLINA LANDINGS, MARCH, 1965

VIRGINIA LANDINGS, JANUARY, 1965

FISHERIES OF THE UNITED STATES, ANNUAL, 1964

FLORIDA LANDINGS, MARCH, 1965

MAINE LANDINGS, FEBRUARY, 1965

MASSACHUSETTS LANDINGS, DECEMBER, 1964

GEORGIA LANDINGS, ANNUAL, 1964

FISH MEAL AND OIL, FEBRUARY, 1965

LOUISIANA LANDINGS, FEBRUARY, 1965

RHODE ISLAND LANDINGS, JANUARY, 1965

FROZEN FISH REPORT, APRIL, 1965

MASSACHUSETTS LANDINGS, BY PORTS, ANNUAL, 1964

FISH STICKS, PORTIONS, AND BREADED SHRIMP,
JANUARY-MARCH, 1965

SH MEAL AND OIL, MARCH, 1965

EXAS LANDINGS, JANUARY, 1965

IARYLAND LANDINGS, ANNUAL, 1964

EXAS LANDINGS, FEBRUARY, 1965

EW YORK LANDINGS, MARCH, 1965

RGINIA LANDINGS, ANNUAL, 1964

ORTH CAROLINA LANDINGS, APRIL, 1965
ORTH CAROLINA LANDINGS, ANNUAL, 1964
OUTH CAROLINA LANDINGS, ANNUAL, 1964
SH MEAL AND OIL, APRIL, 1965

LABAMA LANDINGS, ANNUAL, 1964

LORIDA LANDINGS, APRIL, 1965

AINE LANDINGS, MARCH, 1965

EXAS LANDINGS, MARCH, 1965

RGINIA LANDINGS, FEBRUARY, 1965
SSISSIPP| LANDINGS, ANNUAL, 1964
CALIFORNIA LANDINGS, MARCH, 1965
FROZEN FISH REPORT, MAY, 1965
MASSACHUSETTS LANDINGS, GEAR AND SUBAREA,
ANNUAL, 1964

ZE<sAENYSENWZ2<25n=207

S. NO.

Cw Fe

3830
3831
3832
3833
3834
3835
3836
3837
3838
3839
3840
3841
3842
3843
3844
3845
3846
3847
3848
3849
3850
3851
3852

3853
3854
3855

3856
3857
3858
3859
3860
3861
3862
3863
3864
3865
3866
3867

3868
3869
3870
3871
3872
3873
3874
3875
3876

3877

3879
3880
3881
3882
3883
3884
3885
3886
3887
3888
3889
3890
3891
3892
3893
3894
3895
3896
3897
3898
3899
3900

STATISTICAL PUBLICATIONS

TITLE

ALABAMA LANDINGS, JANUARY, 1965

MISSISSIPPI LANDINGS, JANUARY, 1965
GEORGIA LANDINGS, JANUARY, 1965

SOUTH CAROLINA LANDINGS, JANUARY, 1965
NEW JERSEY LANDINGS, MARCH, 1965

NEW JERSEY LANDINGS, APRIL, 1965

NEW YORK LANDINGS, APRIL, 1965

ALABAMA LANDINGS, FEBRUARY, 1965
GEORGIA LANDINGS, FEBRUARY, 1965

MISSISSIPPI LANDINGS, FEBRUARY, 1965
SOUTH CAROLINA LANDINGS, FEBRUARY, 1965
NORTH CAROLINA LANDINGS, MAY, 1965
LOUISIANA LANDINGS, MARCH, 1965
LOUISIANA LANDINGS, APRIL, 1965
ALABAMA LANDINGS, MARCH, 1965

MISSISSIPP] LANDINGS, MARCH, 1965
SOUTH CAROLINA LANDINGS, MARCH, 1965
GEORGIA LANDINGS, MARCH, 1965

FROZEN FISHERY PRODUCTS, JUNE, 1965
ALABAMA LANDINGS, APRIL, 1965

GEORGIA LANDINGS, APRIL, 1965

SOUTH CAROLINA LANDINGS, APRIL, 1965

MICHIGAN, OHIO AND WISCONSIN LANDINGS,
ANNUAL, 1964

MICHIGAN, OHIO AND WISCONSIN LANDINGS,
JANUARY, 1965

MICHIGAN, OHIO AND WISCONSIN LANDINGS,

FEBRUARY, 1965

MICHIGAN, OHIO AND WISCONSIN LANDINGS,
MARCH, 1965

FLORIDA LANDINGS, MAY, 1965

MAINE LANDINGS, APRIL, 1965

FISH MEAL AND OIL, MAY, 1965

SOUTH CAROLINA LANDINGS, MAY, 1965
GULF COAST SHRIMP DATA, JANUARY, 1965
GEORGIA LANDINGS, MAY, 1965

RHODE ISLAND, FEBRUARY, 1965

ALABAMA LANDINGS, MAY, 1965

SHRIMP LANDINGS, JANUARY, 1965

NEW JERSEY LANDINGS, MAY, 1965
VIRGINIA LANDINGS, MARCH, 1965

FISH STICKS, PORTIONS, AND BREADED SHRIMP,
APRIL-JUNE, 1965

MARYLAND LANDINGS, MARCH, 1965

MARYLAND LANDINGS, APRIL, 1965

MIDDLE ATLANTIC FISHERIES, ANNUAL, 1964

NEW YORK LANDINGS, MAY, 1965

VIRGINIA LANDINGS, APRIL, 1965

FISH MEAL AND OIL, JUNE, 1965

MARYLAND LANDINGS, MAY, 1965

MAINE LANDINGS, MAY, 1965

MICHIGAN, OHIO AND WISCONSIN LANDINGS,
APRIL, 1965

MICHIGAN, OHIO AND WISCONSIN LANDINGS,
MAY, 1965

MASSACHUSETTS LANDINGS, JANUARY, 1965
FROZEN FISHERY PRODUCTS, JULY, 1965
LOUISIANA LANDINGS, MAY, 1965

NORTH CAROLINA LANDINGS, JUNE, 1965

SOUTH CAROLINA LANDINGS, JUNE, 1965
NEW JERSEY LANDINGS, JUNE, 1965
FLORIDA LANDINGS, JUNE, 1965

MAINE LANDINGS, JUNE, 1965

CALIFORNIA LANDINGS, APRIL, 1965

CALIFORNIA LANDINGS, MAY, 1965
VIRGINIA LANDINGS, MAY, 1965

MARYLAND LANDINGS, JUNE, 1965

SHRIMP LANDINGS, FEBRUARY, 1965

GULF COAST SHRIMP DATA, FEBRUARY, 1965
ALABAMA LANDINGS, JUNE, 1965

TEXAS LANDINGS, APRIL, 1965

NEW YORK LANDINGS, JUNE, 1965

RHODE ISLAND LANDINGS, APRIL, 1965
NORTH CAROLINA LANDINGS, JULY, 1965

MISSISSIPPI LANDINGS, APRIL, 1965
LOUISIANA LANDINGS, ANNUAL, 1964
FROZEN FISHERY PRODUCTS, AUGUST, 1964

(Go lr

3901
3902

3903
3904

See NON TITLE

TEXAS LANDINGS, ANNUAL, 1964

755

IMPORTS OF FISH MEAL AND SCRAP (H.S. NO. 1),

1937-64

U, S. FISH MEAL AND SCRAP PRODUCTS
(H.S. NO. 2), 1929-64

FOREIGN TRADE IN FISH AND MARINE ANIMAL
OILS (H.S. NO. 3), 1925-64

MENHADEN FISHERY (H. S. NO. 4), 1673-64
FLORIDA LANDINGS, JULY, 1965

LOUISIANA LANDINGS, JUNE, 1965

FISH MEAL AND OIL, JULY, 1965

CALIFORNIA LANDINGS, JUNE, 1965

SOUTH ATLANTIC FISHERIES, ANNUAL, 1964

ALABAMA LANDINGS, JULY, 1965

VIRGINIA LANDINGS, JUNE, 1965

GEORGIA LANDINGS, JUNE, 1965

MISSISSIPP1 LANDINGS, MAY, 1965

SOUTH CAROLINA LANDINGS, JULY, 1965

MICHIGAN, OHIO AND WISCONSIN LANDINGS,
JUNE, 1965

SHRIMP LANDINGS, MARCH, 1965

GULF COAST SHRIMP DATA, MARCH, 1965
NEW ENGLAND FISHERIES, ANNUAL, 1964

OREGON LANDINGS, ANNUAL, 1964

WASHINGTON LANDINGS, ANNUAL, 1964
GEORGIA LANDINGS, JULY, 1965

NORTH CAROLINA LANDINGS, AUGUST, 1965

MAINE LANDINGS, JULY, 1965

MARYLAND LANDINGS, JULY, 1965

NEW YORK LANDINGS, JULY, 1965
LOUISIANA LANDINGS, JULY, 1965

GULF STATES FISHERIES, ANNUAL, 1964
FISH MEAL AND OIL, AUGUST, 1965
FLORIDA LANDINGS, AUGUST, 1965

MAINE LANDINGS, AUGUST, 1965

NEW JERSEY LANDINGS, JULY, 1965

NEW JERSEY LANDINGS, AUGUST, 1965
RHODE ISLAND LANDINGS, MAY, 1965
TEXAS LANDINGS, MAY, 1965

GEORGIA LANDINGS, AUGUST, 1965

SOUTH CAROLINA LANDINGS, AUGUST, 1965
FROZEN FISH REPORT, SEPTEMBER, 1965
HAWAI1] LANDINGS, ANNUAL, 1964

MICHIGAN, OHIO AND WISCONSIN LANDINGS,
JULY, 1965 ;
FISH STICKS, PORTIONS, AND BREADED SHRIMP,
JULY-SEPTEMBER, 1965

ALABAMA LANDINGS, AUGUST, 1965

MARYLAND LANDINGS, AUGUST, 1965

MASSACHUSETTS LANDINGS, FEBRUARY, 1965
IMPORTS AND EXPORTS OF FISHERY PRODUCTS,
ANNUAL, 1964

RHODE ISLAND LANDINGS, JUNE, 1965

NEW YORK LANDINGS, AUGUST, 1965
LOUISIANA LANDINGS, AUGUST, 1965

MASSACHUSETTS LANDINGS, MARCH, 1965

SHRIMP LANDINGS, APRIL, 1965
CALIFORNIA LANDINGS, JULY, 1965

NORTH CAROLINA LANDINGS, SEPTEMBER, 1965
GREAT LAKES FISHERIES, ANNUAL, 1964
FLORIDA LANDINGS, SEPTEMBER, 1965

MISSISSIPP1 LANDINGS, JULY, 1965

FISH MEAL AND OIL, SEPTEMBER, 1965

MISSISSIPP1] LANDINGS, AUGUST, 1965
GULF COAST SHRIMP DATA, APRIL, 1965
FROZEN FISH REPORT, OCTOBER, 1965
GEORGIA LANDINGS, SEPTEMBER, 1965
VIRGINIA LANDINGS, JULY, 1965

MICHIGAN, OHIO AND WISCONSIN LANDINGS,
AUGUST, 1965

RHODE ISLAND LANDINGS, JULY, 1965

NEW JERSEY LANDINGS, SEPTEMBER, 1965
VIRGINIA LANDINGS, AUGUST, 1965
CHESAPEAKE FISHERIES, ANNUAL, 1964
TEXAS LANDINGS, JUNE, 1965

TEXAS LANDINGS, JULY, 1965

TEXAS LANDINGS, AUGUST, 1965

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Createdin 1849, the Department of the Interior--a department of conservation--
is concerned with the management, conservation, and development of the Nation's water,
fish, wildlife, mineral, forest, and park and recreational resources. It also has major
responsibilities for Indian and Territorial affairs.

Asthe Nation's principal conservation agency, the Department works to assure
that nonrenewable resources are developed and used wisely, that park and recreational
resources are conserved for the future, and that renewable resources make their full
contribution to the progress, prosperity, and security of the United States--now and
in the future.

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