FISHERY STATISTICS
OF THE UNITED STATES
1943
STATISTICAL DIGEST NO. 14
Fish AND WILDLIFE SERVICE
United States Department of the Interior
UNITED STATES DEPARTMENT OF THE INTERIOR
J. A. Krug, Secretary
FISH AND WILDLIFE SERVICE
Albert M. Day, Director
DANIEL M. COHEN
Statistical Digest No. 14
FISHERY STATISTICS
OF THE UNITED STATES
1943
BY
A. W. ANDERSON and E. A. POWER
UNITED STATES
GOVERNMENT PRINTING OFFICE
WASHINGTON : 1947
For sale by the Superintendent of Documents, U. S. Government Printing Office
Washington 25, D.C. - Price 75 cents
Fishery Statistics of the United States and Alaska are compiled and pub! ished annual ly
to make available information on both the economic and biological aspects of the domestic
commercial fisheries. © 4
Data on the economic aspects arenecessary to persons engaged in the commercial fishery
and to governmental agencies concerned with its regulation andprotection. Those here given
cover the total catch and value by species, the yield and value of manufactured products
and byproducts, the employment ofmen, craft, and gear in the capture Of fishery products,
employment in shore establishments, and related information.
From the biological standpoint these data are important to sound fishery management in
providing detailed information on fluctuations inthe commercial catch by species, locality,
and year, and on the types of gear and boats operated. They assist conservation agencies
so to regulate the commercial fisheries as to produce maximum yields without depletion.
Previous statistical reports on the fishery industries issued under the Department of
the Interior were as follows: Administrative Report No. 41, for 1958 (Appendix I!!! to
Report of Commissioner of Fisheries, 1940); Statistical Digest No. 4, for 1940; Statistical
Digest No. 7, for 1941; and Statistical Digest No. !1!, 1942. Reports for preceding years
were issued in the Administrative Report series of the former Bureau of Fisheries.
FISHERY STATISTICS OF THE UNITED STATES: 1943
By A. W. ANDERSON, Chief, Division of Commercial Fisheries
and E. A. POWER, Chief, Statistical Section
Fish and Wildlife Service
CONTENTS
Wie AWE NGI) mem ea Se oe ss oes s SS SS SS SSS SRS SS SS
Section |. - General Review ----------------------~------------------~-~---------~~-
United States and Alaska Summaries —-------------------------~----~-~---~----~---~
Manufactured Fishery Products —---------~------------~----------~-------------~-
Canned Fishery Products and Byproducts Trade -----~-~----~----------~--~-------
Frozen Fish Trade ---------~----------~----~--~--------~----~---~---------~—-----~-
Sich Vike) === ee eS
Holdings -------------------~-------------~--------~----~--~----------~~---
Cold-Storage Holdings of Cured Fish ----~-----------------~-~~---------~----
Foreign Fishery Trade -----------------------~---------------------------------
Exports -—-----------------------~-~-----~-----------------------------------
Imports —-------------------~--------~---------------—----- ~~~ --------------
Section 2. — New England Fisheries ~----------------------~-~----~--~-----~----------
Sectional Summaries ---------------------—----------~~--—---------~-----~----~-----
Maine ---------------------------------------~----------=--------------~-------
New Hampshire ------------~-------~------------~------- —- = - - === - === == ==
Massachusetts -----------------~--------------------~--------------------- ------
Rhode (sla mmm mm a
Connecticut —------------------~—~----~----—----~~------~-----~~----~---~--- +--+
Supplementary Survey -—------------------------------------------------ ieee ae
Vessel Landings at Boston, Gloucester and Portland ---------~-~--------~---~
Economic Aspect -—-----~-----~--------------------~--~-~-----------------
Biological Aspect --------~----~-------~------------~------------------
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Economic Aspect ---------------------~--~------------~-----~---------~--
Biological Aspect ---~---~---~--~----------~-----------------------------
Section 3. — Middle Atlantic Fisheries ‘---------------------------------~-----~-----
Sectional Summaries —---—=--------—----——------------=-----~—---~~~-~-—~-~---~---~
New York ---------~------~------------------------~~-—--~---------------------------
New Jersey --------~------------------------~---------------------- ---- === ===
Delaware -----~------------------~---—---------—---~-------~---~----------------
Supplementary Survey ----------------~-------------------—--—--~------~---------
Hudson River Shad Fishery -—----------~~--~------~-----------~--~-~—~---------
Section 4. — Chesapeake Fisheries -----------~--------~-~---------------------------
Sectional Summaries -----------------------------------------------------------
Supplementary Survey ------------------~-----------------~---------------------
Potomac River Shad and Alewife Fishery —-----------------------------------
Section 5. — south Atlantic and Gult Fisheries. .—————$————_
Sectional Summaries --------------------~-----------—--~—--------~-------------
Supplementary Survey -—---------------------------------------------------------
Tarpon Springs Sponge Fishery ---------------------------~---~----~--------
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Section 6. — Pacific Coast Fisheries ——--~----—--—-----~~~—~-~—-~----—~-~------—-—— === 143
Sectional Summaries ————----—-~---—-—-—-—-——~—---——-———-——~—---~-_-—~-_-~-———-—-—-—-—-—-—---—-—-—— 143
Washington ~--------~~---~-~-~-----~~----~--~--~-~-~~~~----------------------- == 151
Oregon -—---------~--~---~-~----~-~~~~~~~~_~~-_-- =~ =~ ~~ -- === — = === = = = 158
California -—-----~-----~-—--—-~~~~~-~~~~~~~--~-~-~~--~~----_-~--------------- === 163
Supplementary Survey ——----—-~~-~~~~--~~~-~~—~_______________________-______~-— 178
Halibut Fleet Landings at Seattle, Wash. —--~-----------~-~----~-----~----- 179
Syaenenea Ve = tlelkes leiasneries zest e—_—--- 180
UnieedustabtestandlGanadalSUnniainicsth 180
United States Summaries ~—-------~---~-~-----~--~~~~-~~~~~~~---~---—---~--—------ 182
Section 8. - Mississippi River Fisheries —---~-----~-~---~-~~---~~---—-—~~--------- 193
Seeilon) 2. = Miagka Eigneries See ees aa see SS ee SS 194
Section 10. — Review of Certain Major Fisheries —-------~---------~-~----------~----— 199
Pacific Coast Halibut Fishery —-------~------~-~--~-~~~--—-~—-~-———-—-~—~—-~~_-_ 199
Whe) 0n@) | Sas s-s+- = = SESS ESE 201
Atlantic Coast Mackerel Fishery —--------~---~-------~-——--~~=——~-~~~~-~~-—-_~_-~ 202
Pacific Coast Mackerel Fishery -—~--------~---~~~~---~~---~~-~~--+~~~_-~-~______ 203
Atlantic Coast Menhaden Fishery -----~------~-----~-----~—-~--—-—~~—~~~~-—-~~~-___ 204
Pacific Coast Pilchard Fishery —------------------------~-~~~~-~--~~--~---~---- 205
Pacific Coast Tuna Fishery -—-----------———~--—~~~~—-———~~—~——_~—________________ 206
Section I]. — Statistical Survey Procedure -—~—-~---~-~-~-~-~~~-~-~—-~-~--~--~—~--~—--—_ 210
Sectional Surveys —=s=------ 210
Local: and Special Surveys ~—---------~-----~-~-~-----~~~~~-~--~-----~~—-~—-—_---—— 215
ieetere Mere Ely) 1p lq 2}
Conversion Factors ---------~~--~~-~~—-~-—~~~——-~-—~-~- ~~ ---—_- Bal
Section 12. — Glossary of Names of Fishery Products ——----~---~---~—--~~-~~-~~-~~-—-— 220
224
Section 13. — Pictorial Section -—---~--~-~---------—-—~~~——~~----~~~-—~--——-~-~----——
INTRODUCTION
This report contains a review of the fishery statistics for the year 1943, collected by
the Division of Commercial Fisheries during 1944. These include data on the volume of the
catch of fishery products and their value, employment in the fisheries, quantity of gear
operated, the number of fishing and transporting craft employed in the capture and trans—
porting of fishery products, employment in the wholesale andmanufacturing estab! ishments,
and the volume and value of theproduction of manufactured fisheryproducts and byproducts.
Statistical surveys for 1944 data were conducted in all sectionsexcept the Chesapeake,
South Atlantic, Gulf, and Mississippi River States. Statistics on the various fisheries
were collected by the following field agents: R. L. Greer, V. E. Heffelfinger, D. A.
McKown, C. M. Reardon, C. D. Stewart, C. B. Tendick, and R. H. Wilson. The surveys in
the New England States were supervised by B. E. Lindgren and those in the Middle Atlantic
States by F. J. Anderson. Data for the Great Lakes were assembled by the staff of Dr.
John Van Oosten of the Division of Fishery Biology. Thoseon the fisheries of Alaska were
collected by the Alaska Division of the Service.
The statistical surveys conducted during 1944, for 1943 data, were under the general
direction of E. A. Power, Chief, Fishery Statistical Section, assisted by A. M. Sandberg,
Fishery Marketing Specialist. The survey material was assembled, tabulated, and prepared
for publication by the staff of the Fishery Statistical Section under the direction of
D. Y. Aska, Statistician, assisted by R. L. Busby, Melissa Tinkey, and Virginia Coyne.
Katherine L. Howe, artist of the Service, prepared many of the illustrations contained in
this report.
In assembling the data on the fisheries, use was made of all records collected by the
various State fishery agencies. In the Great Lakes and Pacific Ceast States, these records
were such that it was only necessary for the Servicepersonnel to conduct partial surveys.
Statistics on the freezings and cold-storage holdings of fishery products were furnished
by the War Foods Administration, and those on the imports and exports of fishery products
by the Bureau of the Census.
Grateful acknowledgement isextended to theState and Federal agencies andto the various
individuals who cooperated in furnishing portions of the data contained in this volume.
SECTION 1.- GENERAL REVIEW
Based upon available statistics for 1943, there was a small! increase in the catch of
fishery products in the United States and Alaska as compared with that of the preceding
year, but a large increase in the value of this catch to the fishermen. Comparisons of
sections surveyed in 1943 with these same sections for 1942 indicate an increase of 3 percent
in volume, and an increase of 2I percent in value received by the fishermen. The catch
increased in all sections as compared with the 1942 catch, exceptin the New England States.
The yield in the Pacific Coast States increased 6 percent, Alaska 14 percent, Lakes States
4 percent, and Middle Atlantic States | percent, while the New England catch decreased
8 percent. As a result of a general increase in the price paid for fishery products in
1943, fishermen received more for their catch than in any previous year. Available data
indicate that fishermen received an average of 4.86 cents per pound for their catch in
1943, as compared with 4.39 centsperpound in 1942 and 2.64 cents per pound in 1941. The
total volumeof the production of canned fishery products decreased 6 percent and the value
decreased 3 percent. The value of packaged fish increased 9 percent and that of fishery
byproducts increased !6 percent, due largely to large increases in the volume and value of
the production of fish meal and oil.
The total catchof fishery products inthe United States and Alaska as based upon surveys
for 1943 in all areas except the Chesapeake, South Atlantic and Gulf, and Mississippi River
and tributarieswhich are for 1942, 1940, and 1931, respectively, amounted to 3,952,901,000
pounds, valuedto the fishermen at $178,749,000. However, it is estimated that if complete
dataonthe 1943 catch had been available forall sections, the total production would have
amounted to about 4, 202,000,000 pounds, valuedat about $204,000,000. The following table,
which contains recorded production for the areasin which surveys were conducted and esti-
mates for other areas, indicates the trend of the yield and value of the domestic catch
during recent years:
Year Pounds Value to fishermen
1939 4,443, 328,000 $96, 532,000
1940 4,059, 524,000 98,957,000
194] 5,080, 341,000 134, 172,000
1942 3,876,524, 000 : 170, 338,000
1943 4, 202,000,000 204,000,000
The production of canned fishery products in the United States and Alaska during 1943
amounted to 620,880,523 pounds, valued at $141, 188,792, the outputof byproducts was valued
at $59, 136,266, andthe production of frozen fishery products, excluding packaged products,
amounted to 138,031,023 pounds, estimated to be valued at $24,500,000. Based on the most
recent surveys, the production of cured fishery products amounted to 91,754,549 pounds,
valued at $14,109,864, and fresh and frozen packaged fish and shellfish, 267,922,998
pounds, valued at $56,477,111. It is estimated that about 693,000,000 pounds of fresh
fishery products (excluding fresh packaged fish and shellfish), valued at $118,000,000,
were marketed during 1943. The total market value to domestic primary handlers of all
fishery products in 1943 is estimated at $413,412,033.
New England States .—The commercial catchof fishery products in these States for 1943
showed a decrease of 8 percent in volume, but an increase of I8 percent in value compared
with 1942. The value of the 1943 catch was the largest on record. Of the major species,
mackerel was the only item to show any appreciable increase over 1942. Receipts of rose-
fish, haddock, cod, pollock, whiting, and flounders, were all landed in smaller amounts
than the previous year. The catch of shellfish, however, did show a slight increase in
1943, due largely to a substantial gain in lobster landings.
GENERAL REVIEW
Middle Atlantic States .—The 1943 catch of fishery products in the Middle Atlantic
States showed an increase of less than one percent in volume, but a gain of 45 percent in
value as compared with 1942. Menhaden, 196,258,600 pounds, which accounted for 51 percent
of the total catch, was 8 million pounds less than the previous year. Whiting, !3,504,900
pounds, was reported at 4 million pounds above 1942. The valueof the production of canned
fishery products and fish meals decreased, while that of fish oils was greater than 1942,
Although many fishermen entered the armed services during the year, the high prices for
fishery products attracted replacements and 7,458 fishermen engaged in the taking of fishery
products during 1943—an increase of 91! compared with the previous year.
Chesapeake Bay States .—No survey was made of the employment of fishermen, fishing
craft and gear, or the catch of fishery products in the Chesapeake Bay States for 1943,
Data obtained in connection with the annual canned fishery products and byproducts surveys
indicate the valueof the pack of canned productsin 1943 was 46 percent above the previous
year. A large gain in the pack of alewives and alewife roe accounted for the increase.
The catch of menhaden and the production of menhaden scrap and meal increased about 40
percent over the previous year, however, the yieldofmenhaden oi! showed a slight decline
because of the low oi! content of the fish.
South Atlantic and Gulf States .—No survey was made of the employment of fishermen,
fishing craft and gear, or the catch of fishery products in the South Atlantic and Gulf
States for 1943. Data obtained in the canned fishery products and byproducts survey of
these States showed a small declinein the productionof canned oysters and a large decline
in the pack of canned shrimp. The pack of shrimp, 471,520 standard cases, was 30 percent
below the 1942 pack and 41 percent below the 1940 production.
The catch of menhaden, in the South Atlantic and Gulf States, during 1943 amounted to
331,600,000 pounds, an increase of 54 percent compared with the 1942 catch.
Pacific Coast States .—The commercial catch of fishery products in the Pacific Coast
States was 6 percent greater in volume and |I6 percent more in value than in 1942. The
total catch was almost exactly equivalent to thatof 1940, but the value was nearly double.
Catchesof mackerel, pilchard, tuna, rockfish, and sharks wereall above 1942, while salmon,
sole, and Pacific oysters were less. More than 9 million pounds of squid were landed as
compared with 960,400 pounds in 1942. The pack of salmon declined 64 percent, and canned
sardines, 10 percent, however, the production of cannedtuna showed an 8.5 percent increase
and that of mackerel was 35 percent abovethe previous year. There were also increases in
the productionof pilchard, tuna and mackerel meals and oils and of liver oils as compared
with 1942. The number of fishermen employed in the three Pacific Coast States in 1943
totaled 23, |08—an increase of 2,06! over the previous year.
Great Lakes States .—In 1943, the commercial catch of fish by United States fishermen
in the Great Lakes and the International takes of Northern Minnesota increased 4 percent
above the preceding year, while the value increased 42 percent. Among the major species,
the catch of blue pike, |1,272,700 pounds, showed the largest variation compared with the
previous year. Fishermen took over 5 million more poundsof these fist than in 1942. The
catchof blue pike wasthe largest since 1936, however, the catch of lake herring 17,894,000
pounds, was the smallest since 1933.
Mississippi River and tributaries .—The most recent complete statistics of the catch
in the Mississippi River and itstributaries are those for 1931. Dataobtained in the 1943
survey of the production of fishery byproducts showed that there was a decline in the
production of fresh-water mussel—shel! buttons compared with the previous year.
Alaska .—The catch of fishery products in Alaska in 1943 increased 14 percent in
both volume and value as compared with 1942. A total of 23,711 persons were employed in
catching, transporting, and the wholesaling and manufacturingof fishery products in Alaska
during 1943—an increase of 495 compared with the previous year. The production of fresh,
frozen, and canned fishery products and byproducts showed increases in volume and value
compared with 1942, however, the productionof cured fish declined due to a large decrease
in the pack of mild-cured salmon. The herring catch, although not equal to that of 1941,
was 107 percent above 1942.
GENERAL REVIEW
MILLIONS CATCH AND DISPOSITION OF CATCH, 1929 - 1943
OF POUNDS
5,000 Sos. <A lid Se a tea
CATCH
4,000
3,000
2,000
1,000
1929 1930 1931 1932 1933 1934 1935 1936 1937 1938 1939 1940 1941 1942 1943
NOTE :--DATA ARE PARTLY ESTIMATED. IN ADDITION TO THE USES SHOWN ABOVE, FROM 100 MILLION TO 150 MILLION POUNDS
OF THE ANNUAL CATCH IS USED IN THE PRODUCTION OF CURED FISHERY PRODUCTS.
6 GENERAL REVIEW
UNITED STATES AND ALASKA SUMMARIES
SUMMARY OF CATCH
( EXPRESSED IN THOUSANDS OF POUNDS AND THOUSANDS OF DOLLARS )
NEW ENGLAND,
1943
AREA XXII
MIDDLE ATLANTIC,
1943
AREA XXI11
CHESAPEAKE ,
1942
AREA XXI11
SOUTH ATLANTIC AND
GULF, 1940
AREAS XXIV AND XXV
PRODUCT PACIFIC;
1943
QUANTITY QUANTITY QUANTITY QUANTITY QUANTITY | VALUE
FISH. .... . | 598,949 295,054 135,531 367,771 1,420,561 | 52,153
SHELLFISH, ETC.. | 46,642 25,971 66,709 207, 762 32,206 ; 5,126
WHALE PRODUCTS . = 496
TOTAL. | 645,591 202,240 575,533
LAKES, MISSISSIPPI] RIVER AND ALASKA, 1943 TOTAL FOR THE
PRODUCT 41/7 1943 TRIBUTARIES, 1931 VARIOUS YEARS
QUANTITY | VALUE QUANTITY QUANTITY QUANTITY VALUE
FlSHiesiven statics 78,219 12,268 44,062 591,423 3,531,570 137,951
SHELLFISH, ETC.. 2 (2) 38,321 3,222 420,835 40,754
WHALE PRODUCTS, . - - = = 496 44
TOTAL. 78,221 12,268 594,645 3,952,901 178,749
41/ DOES NOT INCLUDE DATA ON THE PRODUCTION OF MUSSEL SHELLS IN THE STREAMS TRIBUTARY TO THE GREAT LAKES AS DATA
ON THIS CATCH WERE NOT COLLECTED.
2/ LESS THAN 500 DOLLARS.
NOTE :--THE ROMAN NUMERALS APPEARING UNDER THE NAMES OF THE SECTIONS ARE THE NUMBERS GIVEN THE “AREAS 8” THE NORTH
AMERICAN COUNCIL ON FISHERY INVESTIGATIONS. 1T SHOULD BE EXPLAINED THAT THERE ARE INCLUDED UNDER THE AREAS,
CRAFT WHOSE PRINCIPAL PORTS ARE IN THE RESPECTIVE AREAS BUT WHICH MAY FISH ELSEWHERE AT TIMES.
SUMMARY OF OPERATING UNITS
NEW ENGLAND,
1943
MIDDLE ATLANTIC,
1943
CHESAPEAKE ,
1942
SOUTH ATLANTIC
AND GULF, 1940
2 NUMBER NUMBER NUMBER NUMBER
FISHERMEN:
ON VESSELS « - » 6 6 ss ee we hw 4,431 2,434 1,621 - 4,522
ON BOATS AND SHORE>. « «© « » » 6 © © © 12,324 5,024 9,058 23,419
TOTALS ciiewie! Komherite! cilieitio Romisiils, 16,755 7,458
10,679 27,941
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SUMMARY OF OPERATING UNITS - Continued
NEW ENGLAND, MIDDLE ATLANTIC, CHESAPEAKE ,
1943 1943 1942
SOUTH ATLANTIC
AND GULF, 1940
NUMBER NUMBER NUMBER NUMBER
APPARATUS (CONT'D):
BUAECOPTDREDGES ss = le «0s 0 =) 0, ce 1,844 72
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OTHER APPARATUS 4/ 1,153
PACIFIC,
1943
LAKES, MISSISSIPPI RIVER AND TOTAL FOR THE
ITEM 1940 TRIBUTARIES, 1931 4. VARIOUS YEARS
NUMBER NUMBER NUMBER NUMBER
FISHERMEN:
ONEVESSELSH cs, cles cs of ss 0 1/9255 32,305
ON BOATS AND SHORE . «. - + « « « Tees 83,917
TOTAL CPth fehiel (ol ote slo re 116,222
VESSELS:
STEAM . 3 GC vec iD Somer nates 57
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BOATS:
NOTORMMEMAT cides ws one «Gi 6 29,977
COMMER MMS Mscisi ss op Pie) we SME © We 29,005
ACCESSORY BOATS) 7 sss wee 1,328
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HAUMESEMINES 0: ie) oY 6 etel tw Salis 2,557
BURSENSEENES alteisl foes sore 1,352
STOPESEINES! ver Suet so) Ble» « 80
PAMPARACNETS“2 5 6 os e010 @ 0 138
DMTER TRAWUS = © Gi ee a ole » « 4,266
BEAM TRAWLS =< a «2 ee fe we 31
PARANZELLA NETS «+ + ee ee 6
GILL NETS 6s wee eee ee 101 144,271
TRAMMEL AND BAR NETS » + « so 518 1,320
POUND NETS, TRAP NETS, AND WEIRS 374 13,478
FUOATINGOTRAPS < «sss eee « 76
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HOOKS, BAITS, OR SNOODS .. ~ + | 1,471,776 2,459,179 8,667,763
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EEL POTS AND TRAPS » ee ee ee - - 14,889
BRUSH TRAPS)» 2 2 se oe eee - - 34,600
LOBSTER POTS AND TRAPS. - « « - - 304,447
CRAB, CRAWFISH, AND TURTLE POTS
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CLAM DREDGES «% «2 ss o © 2 162
GRABIDREUGES + ss ss 2 ss 127
MUSSEL DREDGES » - se ee ee 440
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SCALLOP DREDGES .....--.- 1,930
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1/ INCLUDES PERSONS IN BOAT AND SHORE FISHERIES. 2/ INCLUDES CAST, DIP, DROP, AND REEF NETS.
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AND SPONGE AND SHELLFISH HOOKS.
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SAND PERCH . »
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SEA BASS. .
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CATCH, BY SPECIES
(EXPRESSED IN THOUSANDS OF POUNDS AND THOUSANDS OF DOLLARS )
MIDDLE ATLANTIC, CHESAPEAKE ,
1943 1942
NEW ENGLAND,
1943
QUANTITY VALUE
Piette sy 8,156 93
iter cr 2 (1)
ges 79 4
KEEL: 41 6
aR ideas 214 1
pinnae or 1,099 107
eh aes 32 3
aks Mae 65,540 | 4,784
sieanaisae 5 (1)
Bieta vene 2,533 163
eunewich fe) (a at =
Ree 157 23
SOE OKE 349 12
Sr amano 65,194 | 4,858
Sebo | Time | On198
ied elles 15,932 | 706
Bie, eo 230 48
Li - -
tenes 60,148 757
Bare ate) santits 1 (1)
BL oe - -
Hiern: 5 (1)
Poe 22
sian hs 53,487 | 3,486
icy ae 132 1
BPS. ee 23 2
Bah enews 3,943 119
GATs J 0. = (* = >
ee cet bes (eth te: = =
Seon ewe 22,089 | 1,212
Bee oo | avin loosen
cae are 11 tt)
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Bal oe a 4,610 | 291
ih ate 93 13
sh eae 80 1
Seek, 941 60
SH oe 188 10
Dy ad 301 10
Bek ee 1,023 239
QUANTITY
347
11
VALUE | QUANTITY
SOUTH ATLANTIC
AND GULF, 1940
7 |. 12,680
1 -
(1) =
1 -
= 31
50 106
(1) =
129 162
591 2,403
30 597
8 679
418 (1)
- 3
1 -
(1) 54
1 18
58 167
14 3
1,638 618
19 -
1 147
1 -
732 -
67 39
3 -
18 51
52 4
(1) 71
- 1
13 105
514 728
1,889 64,115
- 3
15 -
- 4
= 35
(1) =
16 -
(1) =
(1) 15
644. 2,847
409 242
1 3
683 3,155
6 3
14 -
8 4
VALUE QUANTITY
248 9,116
- 10
- 2
= (1)
3. -
10 2,439
- 781
9 36
a (1)
- 59
62 64
- 1
32 438
34 6,486
- 6
1 -
1 742
- 239
740 4,421
= (3)
1 858
(1) 1,595
17 82
(1) =
62 1,065
= 4
4 12
- 5,184
- 24
i -
ales 435
(1) =
2 371
(1) =
- 138
- 3,478
5 1,427
50 -
451 250,077
- 395
(1) 37,078
= 4
- 11
1 22
1 87
5 (1)
- 130
- 563
1 -
92 92
15 421
- 377
1) -
88 1,344
(1) 4,260
- 18
= 629
(1) =
UNITED STATES AND ALASKA SUMMARIES
CATCH, BY SPECIES - Continued
(EXPRESSED IN THOUSANDS OF POUNDS AND THOUSANDS OF DOLLARS)
SPECIES NEW ENGLAND, MIDDLE ATLANTIC, CHESAPEAKE , SOUTH ATLANTIC
1943 1943 1942 AND GULF, 1940
QUANTITY QUANTITY VALUE QUANTITY
FISH - CONTINUED : a
SNAPPER:
WANES Lich S_s..c\10
MANGROVE... .
RED acd agers v6
SNOOK OR SERGEANTF!
SPADEFISH . . « «
SPANISH MACKEREL .
SPOMis sete te tere
SQUETEAGUE OR "SEA
GRAVE bie cl.s
SPOTTED ..
WHITE « .
SQUIRREL HAKE _
STRIPED BASS
STURGEON . .
SUCKERS ..
SUNFISH . «
SWELLFISH .
SWORDFISH .
TAUTOG) «40%
TENPOUNDER .
THIMBLE-EYED
H
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fia.) She) mie e
Piet Gon Wart Yet Yee ent pan Yaue-pet
TILEFISH .
TOMCOD .
TRIGGERF | SH
TRIPPLETAIL
TUNA AND TUNA
BLUEFIN .
WHITEBAIT -
WHITE PERCH
WHITING ..
WOLFFISH.. .
YELLOW PERCH. . .
YELLOWTAIL, ATLANTI
MISCELLANEOUS . .
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SHELLFISH, ETC.
CRABS:
BLUE:
RARDI cits <\0e. = fe
SOFT AND PEELERS
ROCKO) bakes) oceite
SYONED |e delle c lene
LOBSTER:
COMMON . .
SPINY «26s
SHRIMP 2 « «
HORSESHOE CRAB
CLAMS:
COQUINA .-
HARD . se «
RAZOR «.
SOR In <p otto
SURF OR SKIM
CONCHS . .
MUSSELS, SEA...
GETORUS pales) < vs
OYSTERS, MARKET:
EASTERN, PUBLIC ... .
EASTERN, PRIVATE « + «16
PERIWINKLES AND "COCKLES".
SCALLOPS:
HAYiawedion
S5/\eet ine
SQUID ced st
SEA URCHINS
TERRAPIN. .
TURTLES ..
SEA WEED:
IRISH MOSS
OTHER ..
SPONGES ..
BLOODWORMS .
SANDWORMS .
2,575
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15,651
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GRAND TOTAL . . 645,591 |43,003 | 321,025 | 18,046 202,240 575,533
SPECIES
FISH
ALEWIVES . .
AMBERJACK .«
ANCHOVIES .-
ANGELFISH .
ANGLERFISH .
BARRACUDA .
BLACK BASS .
BLUEFISH . -
ee ee ew ew ww
se es ee we wo we
BLUE PIKE .
BLUE RUNNER OR
HARDTAIL .
BONITO . «. « «
BOWFIN. . «= «
BUFFALOFISH -
BURBOT - + « «
BUTTERFISH - -
CABEZONE . - -
CABIO OR CRAB
EATER »« « « « «
CABRILLA . - © ~ «
CARP «. « © + « « «
CATFISH AND
BULLHEADS
CHUBS . ~
C€1GARF ISH
cisco ..
COD . « «
CORBINA .-
CRAPPIE «
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CREVALLE
CROAKER
CUNNER «
CUSK » « «
DOLLY VARDE
DOLPHIN «
DRUM =
BLACK . » « « «
RED OR REDFISH .
EELS:
COMMON « «
CONGER « «
FLOUNDERS .
FLYINGFISH .«
FRIGATE MACKE
GARFISH . -»
GKZZARD SHAD
Cc
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GOLDFISH .
GOOSEF ISH
GROUPERS .
GRUNTS . .
HADDOCK .
HAKE . . «
HALIBUT .
HARDHE ADS
HARVESTFISH 0
STARFISH" . .
HERRING?
WAKE iste ae
SEIAWM GL 95) celine
HICKORY SHAD .
HOGCHOKER . -
HORSE MACKEREL
JEWFISH . . +
KINGFISH
(CALIFORNIA) .
KINGFISH OR, "KING
MACKEREL” . . «
KING WHITING OR
KINGFISH"
LAKE TROUT
LAUNCE . .
LINGCOD .
MACKEREL «
MENHADEN «
MINNOWS
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PACIFIC, LAKES, MISSISSIPPI RIVER ALASKA,
1943 1943 & TRIBUTARIES, 1931 1943
GENERAL REVIEW
CATCH, BY SPECIES - Continued
(EXPRESSED IN THOUSANDS OF POUNDS AND THOUSANDS OF DOLLARS)
QUANTITY
1
3;
37;
12,
75,
PAGE)
35/1
7715
500
262
VALUE | QUANTITY
29 =
656 =
- 11,273
= 7
- 21
= 530
(1) =
1 5,052
47 1,877
- 2,776
- 26
86 =
(1) =
- 22
2,205 =
ti) -
- 1
= 33
16 =
3 GE =
t1) -
- 17,894
42 -
236 -
26 =
- 10,376
1,034 -
1,493 -
- 12
9 -
VALUE
1,766
QUANTITY VALUE
14 2
428 9
15,772 687
11,892 455
10,267 878
41 3
7 (1)
73 1
1 (1)
3 (1)
952 43
QUANTITY | VALUE
69 5
21 1
93 3
35,123 |4,524
ol
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$
TOTAL FOR THE
VARIOUS YEARS
QUANTITY | VALUE
30,299 459
21 1
1,574 29
2 (1)
104. 5
3,775 656
45 5
2,856 244
11,273 | 1,766
781 12
2,059 158
445 10
15,852 693
530 25
11,644 763
(1)
1 1
233 ( He
18,446 852
19,641 | 1,500
2,776 643
6 (1)
26
71,643 | 5,293
5 (1
786 27
243 4
40,984 | 1 He
1
2,535 "163
21 1
(1) (1)
912 39
1,617 99
912 104
650 26
120,475 | 8,849
2 |iatit)
237 19
77 1
161 4
33
12 Gy)
5,266 222
24 1
125,693 | 9,931
16,931 715
54,510 | 8,257
1)
842 32
463 15
1 (1)
12,699 236
138 4
397 26
3,478 156
1,720 60
10,376 3,444
2 1
12,553 1,038
134,308 | 5,543
510,583 | 3,164
24
395 7
15 1
37,155 1,387
4 23
4,250 134
963 44
SPECIES PACIFIC, LAKES, MISSISSIPPI RIVER ALASKA,
1943 1943 & TRIBUTARIES, 1931 1943
VALUE | QUANTITY | VALUE
FISH - CONTINUED
PERCH . 30s. + «
PERMIT «2...
PIGFISH. . +...
PIKE OR PICKEREL.
PILCHARD OR
SARDINE .. .
PINFISH OR
SAILORS CHOICE
POLUOCK aber. ©.
POMPANO . . «
RATFISH . « «
QUILLBACK . .
ROCK BASS . .
ROCKFISHES .
ROSEFISH . .
SABLEFISH . .
SALMON:
ATLANTIC 2
CHINOOK OR KING
CHUM OR KETA .
HUMPBACK OR
PINK] fatis «6
BLUEBACK, RED,
OR SOCKEYE .
SILVER OR COHO
SAND PERCH . .
SAUGER . +. =
SCULPIN. . « -
SCUP OR PORGY .«
SEA BASS .. .
SEA BASS, BLACK
(CALIFORNIA) .
SEA BASS, WHITE
(CALIFORNIA) .
SEA CATFISH. «
SEA ROBIN... .
BEAD ais. ¢
SHARKS, INCLUDING
GRAYFISH ..
SHEEPSHEAD:
FRESH-WATER
SALT-WATER
SILVERSIDES .
SKATES .. .
SMEUke bus
SNAPPER:
WANE (bo A siZe
MANGROVE . .
REDE ib acu yoo is
SNOOK OR
SERGEANTFISH .
SPADEFISH... -
SPANISH MACKEREL
SBRITTAN oe. ve
SEO as eae sts
SQUAWFISH . 2
SQUETEAGUE OR
SEA TROUT":
GRAY) laues
SPOTTED . .
WHITE . «
SQUIRREL HAKE .
STEELHEAD TROUT
STRIPED BASS .
STURGEON ..
STURGEON,
SHOVELNOSE
SUCKERS . .
SUNFISH . «
SWELLFISH .
SWORDFISH «
TAUTOG . «
TENPOUNDER
THIMBLE-EYED
MACKEREL «
TILEFISH . .
TOMCOD ...
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are) «| jane
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eer ee eet er Tes
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TRIGGERF ISH
TRIPPLETAIL
UNITED STATES AND ALASKA SUMMARIES
CATCH, BY SPECIES - Continued
(EXPRESSED IN THOUSANDS OF POUNDS AND THOUSANDS OF DOLLARS )
QUANTITY
386
(CONTINUED ON NEXT PAGE)
saitrie
62
15
QUANTITY
22 -
VALUE
LYE SSS leet aot
6,
12,
77
186,
158,
22,
628
591
»690
802
051
173
198
Ke beim) 5
TOTAL FOR THE
VARIOUS YEARS
QUANTITY | VALUE } QUANTITY
386
22
91
212
997,001
146
22,264
568
1,156
268
224
16 ,425
114,744
14,616
1
38,060
84,266
192,396
VALUE
33
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GENERAL REVIEW
CATCH, BY SPECIES - Continued
(EXPRESSED IN THOUSANDS OF POUNDS AND THOUSANDS OF DOLLARS ) M:
SPECIES PACIFIC, LAKES, MISSISSIPPI RIVER ALASKA, TOTAL FOR THE
1943 1943 & TRIBUTARIES, 1931 1943 VARIOUS YEARS
FISH - CONTINUED QUANTITY | VALUE QUANTITY | VALUE QUANTITY
TULLIBEES . « « «
TUNA AND TUNALIKE
FISHES:
ALBACORE
BLUEFIN .
BONITO .
SK IPJACK
YELLOWF IN
WHITEBAIT « «
WHITE BASS .-
WHITEFISH:
COMMON .« ~
MENOMINEE .
WHITE PERCH .-
—=i1itiritit
eee ee ae
fe) ebie 9 same e
~~
—
WHITING « «
WOLFFISH .-
YELLOW PERCH
YELLOW PIKE .
YELLOWTAIL:
ATLANTIC « « «
PACIFIC se
MISCELLANEOUS . .
Be st leisune aie) =
ss ee eee
TOTAL «.« -
SHELLFISH, ETC.
CRABS:
BLUE:
EWR) o ooo
SOFT AND
PEELERS . «
DUNGENESS . «
KING (PACIFIC
COAST) .
ROGKUM SMM cite
STONE + « «
CRAWFISH «» « «
LOBSTER:
COMMON .« « -
SPINY) citeitele
SHRIMP « « « «
HORSESHOE CRAB
ABALONE » ¢ « «
CLAMS:
COQUINA
HARD .
MIXED «
PISMO .
RAZOR .«
SOFT .
R
eecee
SURF OR S
CONCHS
MUSSELS, SEA
MUSSEL SHELLS .
OCTOPUS... -
OYSTERS, MARKET:
EASTERN, PUBLIC
EASTERN, PRIVATE
PACHRICUsP ate’ «
WESTERN. «~~
PER] WINKLES AND
COCKLES". .
SCALLOPS:
BAY an come
SEA “rin ten.
SCWHE Go aot 6
SEA URCHINS .
K
Moat ay i a tha
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MME
rNMrrertetoute
rNrptrrrerered
—
ees Dee ee oe
TERRAPIN .
TURTLES . .«
FROGS .. -
SEA WEED:
IRISH MOSS « +
OTHER »« « « « «
SPONGES « «+ « « «
PEARLS AND SLUGS
BLOODWORMS .« « «
SANDWORMS «. « « «
6, 2s) es) se
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(PT bel Tol bag) 1 bel
Pais:
TOTAL «© « « , , ’ y 420,835
UNITED STATES AND ALASKA SUMMARIES 13
CATCH, BY SPECIES - Continued
(EXPRESSED IN THOUSANDS OF POUNDS AND THOUSANDS OF DOLLARS )
PACIFIC,
1943
ALASKA,
1943
TOTAL FOR THE
SPECIES VARIOUS YEARS
LAKES, MISSISSIPPI RIVER
1943 & TRIBUTARIES, 1931
QUANTITY | VALUE | QUANTITY] VALUE | QUANTITY | VALUE
WHALE PRODUCTS 3
OIL, WHALE... 285 30
OTHER WHALE
PRODUCTS ..
TOTAL ..
GRAND TOTAL
/ LESS THAN 500 POUNDS OR DOLLARS,
2/ DATA ON THE PRODUCTION OF MUSSEL SHELLS IN STREAMS TRIBUTARY TO THE GREAT LAKES WERE NOT COLLECTED FOR 1943.
DURING 1940, THE PRODUCTION OF THIS ITEM AMOUNTED TO 209,500 POUNDS, VALUED AT $2,210,
3/ THE WEIGHT OF WHALES CAUGHT WAS NOT DETERMINED; THEREFORE, THE WEIGHT OF THE MANUFACTURED PRODUCTS IS SHOWN.
SEED OYSTER FISHERY
NEW ENGLAND, MIDDLE ATLANTIC, CHESAPEAKE ,
ITEM 1943 1943 1942 TOTAL
NUMBER NUMBER NUMBER
OPERATING UNITS
FISHERMEN:
ON VESSELS . » « 6 « © « « 99 844 989
ON BOATS AND SHORE:
BEGULAR: es.» sua tcNae « 1 40 623
ERSUAT m So, c, Soe eee ek 3 - 103
FOAL ae. | doa | 884 1,715
SS EE SS)
VESSELS:
SSEAMP Gale Vel of sits; inp -s le Fe 3 = 3
NET TONNAGE . ~. 2 « © « 437 =! 437
REAL a) es ot cme S ashes 17 67 107
NET TONNAGE 2 2... 323 . 1,348 1,792
2 ES 5S ae - 12 12
NET TONNAGE . = « « « « = 383 383
TOTAL VESSELS .. 20 79 122
TOTAL NET TONNAGE 760 1,731 2,612 ;
ee ee ee
BOATS:
MOROR: «<0 ay a) 0 eel alps. Stae 2 30 294
BRED ea 2. + (Gel See ae - 10 39
APPARATUS :
BRE OCES © ¢, 6.to% oes ie 42 158 . 200
YARDS AT MOUTH. . ss 58 450 - 508
TONGS, selixofrie) ve! hs) 6) 4a; sre) ue 4 40 628 672
CATCH
BUSHELS BUSHELS BUSHELS VALUE
OYSTERS, SEED: * er yee
PUBLIC, SPRING - « + « « « 5,830 664,500 | $334,600 692,275 | $123,900 | 1,362,605 | $464,470
PUBLTIGs) (BALLS 5 lei ie er os 4,300 = = 677,469 | 121,250 681,769 125,550
PRIVATE, SPRING «+ « © ~ | 101,543 - - - - 101,543 145,966
cee ee
PRIVATE, FALL .« 68,300 68,300 98,368
TOTAL «+ « « « «| 179,973 | 254,604] 664,500} 334,600 |1,369,744 | 245,150 | 2,214,217 | 834,354
1/ THE SEED OYSTER FISHERY IN THE UNITED STATES 1S PROSECUTED ON A COMMERCIAL BASIS ONLY IN CONNECTICUT, NEW
~ JERSEY, DELAWARE, AND VIRGINIA. IN NEW JERSEY, THE STATISTICS COVER ONLY THE VESSEL FISHERY, WHILE DATA ON
BOTH THE VESSEL AND SHORE FISHERIES WERE OBTAINED FOR THE OTHER STATES.
NOTE :--OF THE TOTAL NUMBER OF PERSONS SHOWN FISHING FOR SEED OYSTERS, 1547 ARE DUPLICATED AMONG THOSE FISHING
FOR MARKET OYSTERS OR OTHER SPECIES. SIMILARLY, THE FOLLOWING CRAFT AND GEAR ARE DUPLICATED: 1 STEAM VESSEL,
70 MOTOR VESSELS, 294 MOTOR BOATS, 39 OTHER BOATS, 158 DREDGES, AND 628 TONGS.
GENERAL REVIEW
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UNITED STATES AND ALASKA SUMMARIES 15
UNITED STATES: CATCH BY GEAR
NEW ENGLAND, 1943 MIDDLE ATLANTIC, 1943
CHESAPEAKE, 1942
POUNDS VALUE POUNDS VALUE POUNDS VALUE
PURSE SEINES - 2 « « © « © © e| 51,151,100] $3,075,855 | 184,617,000 | $1,963,737 61,370,300 $435,746
HAUL SEINES © 6 °S) (Lee. Sle fe 3,018,100 86 ,365 3,116,400 334,665 10,332,300 339,771
STOP SEINES (616 je Mei ve, el ¢ io) 0] '345570,800 426 ,331 - - - -
GIISINETS: . f0se., fe %%e . - «| 18,029,600 1,199,139 6,466,000 698,793 2,496,900 202,070
PINED bi eele, slesks tau ete 6 of %3Q5079,000 2,014,406 4,005,500 386 ,843 22,085,900 738,989
POUND INETS! <4 hits, File ts oo fl. Ty, 795,900 500,891 45,281,500 2,190,323 49,700,200 1,308,978
BEOATING TRAPS <5. ©, fici%e, Nelle) «2 6,858,000 266, 3624" - - - -
WEIS) etal wo a hep ttt Peake cll) S165452;800 237, 135 372,000 1,395 - -
STORINETSIE «3 lvl fe, fds Se 6. 0 0 - - 320,900 23,201 - -
ENKERNEDS 5 2 eke, fee, Ms ae 11,100 487 610,200 52,268 1,320,300 80,368
DIRRMNESRSaohsci cs Wamtai tela; Moline Oe! se 6, 045, ee) 158,852 60,000 30,202 702,500 67,916
CRSHHINETSS viene Uaplonter ta; Salsa: yo - 2,000 180 - -
BAGMNES (Sia! oe Gees, Geile, oo ce 136, 900 | 26 ,662 - - - -
OUMER GTRAWLS: 2 Fe0hs, Pile, Meh o's olf) 421, 250; 700 | 24,544,911 50,413,100 3,989 ,548 10,375,500 439,087
POTS Set ale 0 Rebils, Save, Hel ie ei 0 18,436 ,800 4,300,819 3,116,300 511,323 8,471,200 265,259
HARPOONS << 0, 5 yells, julie 0 « 6 0 815,100 181,656 8,500 3,334 - -
SERARSMe. t,o). o LeMateits, ® = vis 29,600 7,642 24,600 3,655 - -
SGRAPES, GRAB) (sits, the) soe) = = = = 1,853,500 219,636
DREDGESH sey oo. Sate Temejvelle (2) © 9,626 ,000 3,475,105 13,814,900 4,156,671 13,426,700 2,291,711
IEONGS) Ris oo. 8: (SihaNelie, a. ss. 0 945,400 268, 196 6,386, 700 3,023,457 16,961,000 2,996 ,841
BAKES A eliotn ie (as iotdla tele © 6 3,417,100 467,544 1,597,300 540,163 1,544,700 292,828
FORKSniy © io» UeMc, lalle 0 0 6 9 - = 3,400 4,780 - -
HOESI cliche eo 5) (ails delve, tel «e's 9,491,900 1,648,491 352,600 41,700 - -
BY HAND « « » «0 © 0 © ao 3,128,500 116,054 456 ,800 89,582 1,599,100 381,841
645,590,500 | 43,003,165 | 321,025,700 | 18,045,820 | 202,240,100
SOUTH ATLANTIC
AND GULF, 1940 PACIFIC, 1943
POUNDS VALUE POUNDS VALUE
10,061,041
LAKES, 1943
POUNDS VALUE
284, 400 21,254
575,533,400 1,453,263,200 | 57,322,690| 78,221,300
PURSE SEINES » « « 2 « «© « « 4 249,057,900 $810,863 952,543,800 | $13,528,967 - -
HAUL SEINES « 2 ss 2 c 0 0 25,661,500 894,261 24 363,000 393,784] 5,828,000 $501,228
GICEVNETS® “o's jee ia» «6, 0 45,976,600 2,003,218 1/39; 950, 400 7,743,603] 38,958,300 | 6,566,276
TRAMMEL NETS « . 2 «© © © os 6,985,300 399,748 - 25,400 1,901
WINES a) sfwilh<) ©) est Ms ve 54,827,700 1,740,025 165,990,000 22,250,636 809 , 400 258,081
POUND NETS » » « «© © ew ow 11,362,000 316,874 693,600 4,948,900 878,810
PRAPUNETS 5) os oe” ea! «ale - - - 23,941,100 | 3,612,635
OTHER TRAPS . © « » os ee 85,400 13,237 14,003,200 - -
WETRSM allele te. o'e Male ites - ; - 749,900 - -
FYKE NETS © © « se 0 a we 1,044,500 26,250 232,500 3,708,500 448,465
DUPSNETNS fore t's ‘e's 0's) 6 oe 1,143,600 eae 000 50,847,700 1,289,257 - -
GAS NETS. 6 Sah eet eres 290,100 10, *640 - - - -
BAGONETS’ s0'5: sc) o's ss ees = 91,100 3,581 - -
REESE NESS te. cl csr el ua ie we - - 724,000 71,209 - -
LAMPARA AND RING NETS .. « - - 136,031,400 2,300,160 - -
PARANZELLA NETS . « «+ « « e - - 8,247,800 524,348 - -
OTTERVTRAWES of - 0 5 + 151,828,500 5,933,833 70,225,900 4,101,779 - -
BEAM TRAWES. “oss 2 ees - - 229,700 22,321 = -
PETES) OO co Caen ate Rene 4,108,500 111,526 ~ - 1 185
HARPOONS' S06 6 6 3s 06s 6 = - 831,800 146,311 - -
SEEARG mem cMretirel mvc. Jollee tebe 410,500 35,188 - - 21
WDREDGES be lapias cre!) else, 6's 13,796 ,400 786 , 195 - - - -
TONGS Peet a) Seis) sh ete a! oF ati 5,643,400 455,986 3/7 ,976 ,900 3,279,378 - -
RAMEG Norte fe slow Ss. @buY oa 555, 100 53,643 Fite ie - - -
SHOVES ete) in) ato) oy, of oso etre - 2 394,400 105,897 - -
GRABSWes Tats beste ots ar o-oo 2,090,600 80,256 - - - 5
HOOKSigtaveteialcoeatel See eo ees 178,600 131,115 - - - -
DIVING APPARATUS, ABALONE AND
SPONGE .. Ba coe 4 202,800 765,783
BY HAND . .
12,267,602
743437 O - 47 - 2
GENERAL REVIEW
UNITED STATES: CATCH BY GEAR - Continued
MISSISSIPPI RIVER AND
TRIBUTARIES, 1931
TOTAL FOR THE
VARIOUS YEARS
POUNDS VALUE POUNDS VALUE
PURSES SEINES# cious oiltoak fils! l/-MatMonuo M/atlloyo1telN(Mltsilt i icine = = 1,498,740,100| $19,815,168
HAUSE INES Giralretnraiataltertot feted fall sitccer tone eat i allie 13,739,657 $574,541 65,058,957 3,124,615
GOA SEINES clo co tb boc o ou o oOo oo oe - - 34,570,800 426 ,331
GIELANE TS: setiomtelinen tenet telice Mri eneclitey ii aa) iteiomeclMe Maumee 166 ,598 6,547 152,044,398] 18,419,646
YMA NES Geol ol o Oped olo-o oo p00 0 boo Dc 1,134,206 8,144,906 477,264
INES 6 6S Go oc bop on maod de ooo 0 oll UOMO we 288,238,337} 28,161,225
POUND: (NETS) oh's. a) ve) sien] vo) ete MotWanis ite, ni Ss) Wolds tie) in 224,275 124,006 ,375 5,282,815
TRAP INETS > ‘at ots, olucts athe voa lee detKepmed ch iste ae ae mem piotie - - 23,941,100 3,612,635
FEOATING) TRAPS) er kelecitclit semicteimct ne! (ols) Fallot tolltelncueoune = 6,858,000 266 ,624
OFA Tey GS eo, Oo Owl Olaen GG O.d oo ceo c - 14,088,600 1,374,364
(>) Chiieoee tom Omomo Ko RO-ORGwoG Oo Olde t pho O10 = 17,574,700 258,327
STOP NETS: “s) 5 jm © 0) «0 of 0)» 9) © a) fe) je) 0) 8) iv) a) @ = 320,900 23,201
PMd= WEIS) 6 oo olGlo op G90 Wed Gc oO GO csd Go oc 797,130 25,434,304 1,453,358
DIPINETS! fo: ‘a olathe: «Ne! iv! (eh isi Meple (el «rte ne) eater) ota cw 3,307 58,829,145 1,604,534
CAST INES! Je¥en Insel edreial) oiiclttaletiale) fol tots! vlltelielie) (eo 2 292,100 10,820
PAG RETR oS oO Oooo On D OO COO aoe OOO - 228,000 30,243
REE NETS 6 bec oc bo) bidrd 6 0 Gd Oo Dolo UO - 724,000 71,209
UTM MDM MSS S456 5b 565 65o60a oc - 136,031,400 2,300,160
PARANZELLA NETS «4 © © © © «© © © © © © we we we ww ow - 8,247,800 524,348
OTTER TRAWLS 2 + 2 + ee we we we ee ew we wo www = 704,093,700 |} 39,009,158
BEAM TRAWLS 2 ¢ ee ee ew wee ee eee we eee 229,700 22,321
FOisPoraben Do oba mlonc tl O)oed tO) dyosoboec lo. cd 34,444,855 5,215,389
KAHOONE: 6G Geol on0 oO G cro d OG 6 2040 oMb GUO 1,655,400 331,301
SPEARS pol uelcod (oles (oll sh otmed (of ale chien iciietteikeits/lelie! le\le 5 467,050 46,776
SCRAPES, CRAB 2» «2» ee ee ee eee ee wo ew © ew = 1,853,500 219,636
DREDGES jew-sremte= tonics totem sUtomrcym eine mo iCmcmwe me emomniiore 3,699,100 54,363,100 | 10,750,640
WNceh wate clolo ao lo 6 ob B'o’c9"no 0 OG On0 Onc 1,601,876 39,515,276 | 10,044,949
CROWFOOT BARS « « » « © «© © © © « © © @ ee © © ee | 620,893,550 20,893,550 265,443
RS goo ORBESO No Gio o ovate ely ave Golo 6 oc 370,130 7,484,330 1,358,207
SHOVELS Ne wel is) soliiol col wile Re) sifeliehie: si icles (el \e/Nelvel (6 0 = 394,400 105,897
oC NA Bente Soho G oo oo Glo Os oO HOUE 4,812,737 4,816,137 80,994
HOES iw. cimeirs: lonow to elves tert outa ateR ist 1mteW lob yot ctyet« - 9,844,500 1,690,191
GRABS Pichgej cs altedotrapolito:FaMon solge ict cone) oe Mek aPUetuak (ere 873,099 130,621 2,963,699 210,877
HOOKS « © « « «© © © © © © pw we oo wo we ee ww = = 178,600 131,115
DIVING APPARATUS, ABALONE AND SPONGE « « « « © « » « = = 338,900 820,530
BYHANDI Sc! ooh codited ett si) > Ree moMe Nn subs, toy remo Seber myo s 5,877,304 93,528 11,346,104 702,259
82,382,523 | 2,897,357 3,358,256, 723
158,242,570
1/- INCLUDES THE CATCH BY TRAMMEL NETS.
2/ INCLUDES THE CATCH BY COQUINA SCOOPS.
a THE CATCH BY RAKES, DREDGES, AND BY HAND IS INCLUDED WITH TONGS.
CLAM DREDGE
OYSTER TONGS
MANUFACTURED FISHERY PRODUCTS
The output of manufactured products (canned, cured, packaged, and byproducts) in the
United States and Alaska during the most recent years for which these data are available
was valued at $270,917, 147. Of this amount, canned products accounted for 52 percent;
byproducts, 22 percent; packaged fish, !4 percent; packaged shellfish, 7 percent; smoked
fish, 3 percent; and salted, pickled, and dried fish, 2 percent.
Since general statistical surveys were not conductéd in all areas of the United States
for 1943 data, the following compilation of manufactured fishery products consists of
composite data, based on the most recent statistics available. Data on the production of
canned products and byproducts are for !943 and cover all sectionsofthe United States and
Alaska. Data on packaged fish also are for 1943 and are complete, except for California,
for all sections of the United States and Alaska. Information on the production of cured
products and packaged shellfish are for 1943 in Alaska, and for 1940 in all other sections
except the Mississippi River which are for 1931.
1
QUANTITY
MANUFACTURED FISHERY PRODUCTS
ALEWIVES:
SALTED:
ROUND Waste MtahNatie? ste cal Xe verieitel NeWa ie, ca kat Xoo oP Fah tel folie’ 1o% ‘eT 6 POUNDS 899 ,400 $15,939
CORNED Me Mey yo) lacus: en in) Mesias! RoMMeMia. Yo! Lo feP ioMrp® wivis! “et p* “0 0" (o [ofe) 5,871, 3550 132,266
Riiedusbl 7 o.6la a OWold o.6 4c On © OideOe Such Dcececwe po 2/4; 931, 7500 2/179; 219
BSE RGED WSeghohal ta, Weve ee pals Swids TeP le lta, ie cet et lal ra! aie! 6" ee! DO i Saye. °499 379,110
TIGHT=PACK CUT) 6.6 & & wise whe © co wheel a” esl soos 0 DO ”280, 100 12; 698
ROE eats Kebisg tetterrts, o\steaieMMaiieMemes vol ciceS etek chet ct af cSa* @ DO 1,200 204
CORNED, WITH ROE eae Bo nh AOR OMe tel TE Aaa ee a ee DO 62,700 3,874
SMOKED, GOUEMMPIR Gs chsh sa ERR Ch cmb he aren ester 3 DO 145,625 7,508
CANNED Mis! a? io is) tori yegueineltauieiie: tel leiiciieiictts) fs) fe: wit m i © te STANDARD: CASES 112,472 519,213
ROEGANNED iets filo. (ous, ori tomraetaMa Yc tia." ote hatte oo Met [oYe) 36,442 346,719
FIRMS CRAY ele ameeek [joi te. ie: Gama ce OMe iis. oltre Net e MeMeNe te hs TONS 757 51,431
ABER MAGKSIss SMOKED i wes: sie ease Seiten, sOR ews Mens, tees" 6! POUNDS 500 65
HAWES Ee SMOKED) Of shrek fe) coo for uel ie OMMOMMGNGL (a, « Peibe Seta teits © ci RW A DO 300 45
SUOMOM ee SORE cn 88 HR ROLIG. Duce Cua tie tells po 300 66
BLUE MARLIN, SMOKED
BLUE PIKE:
BBBSHUPILE Tomboy fe, 0) of i 4 wl elie) felton dude! hero Merhes Malek ata Me DO 2,448,006 1,049,538
BROZENBENIEEETS: ie 6 ix wre @ Jen Some swe). ale la welgisjaferce, <e. ® et @. cs DO 647,037 269,417
BURGALORISHs SSMOKED, ‘ie 6 sa ie, oe wos 6 wee ie tes "ele “ee DO 350,700 74,445
BUIRTEREISH;, SMOKED), c 6 « © @ 0 6 © © o 6 «@ © «%\s "e wis “s) 0 ee 0 DO 480,700 112,350
CARP, SMOKED .. « . a) 6) Panay eern walital ie! Me Rebate ee Meita he DO 172,917 50,187
CATFISH AND BULLHEADS , SMOKED a” 6, eh el lees ia ‘eh Ww Be Mate: Her teltalre te he DO 7,800 1,560
CHUB SGISCOWAND TULLIIBEEY, SMOKED. <%s & 2 6 0 @ soe 6s 6 6 @ 0 DO 5,326,872 1,628,429
coD:
BRRSHERIELETSMem a cake. sl ah mbielistaal site) isha) @pFayAcl te ments: *eiey, Tecra [ofe) 7,477,639 2,035,984
ERGZENMRLCE Spar Nats, vio) lie) \ayieiategh olttalaraapieh tie eweat ota teckel 6). Do 6,070,617 1,440,522
SMOREDERMICLET Sms eke @) 0 wl is i 6 iol ewer io) efta “ets! Ye) "eo te: fe fal te Yo DO 516,180 63,776
SALTED:
BREENis Coe ations sma a else) va: Ble alr apie Re Hate: Re. Melve. caida te DO 2/3,577 ,502 2/151,800
RV MMS «Gi le) akc. “:e) eines Secon far oy 85) Hoj-aree Movin Neva, te po ? 136,138 8,023
ORY, PARTLY BONED ° ay arear at (ap Aw) amiicet ke)) el Val te sliet cas «es DO 2, 520, 517 219, *208
BONELESS AND ABSOLUTELY BONELESS) 6 4 te (eo Yo “« @ tn ts 6 ve [ofe) 8,574,007 1,387,954
TONGUES Welteide'vews © @ « 2.0 © ole 6 «© ta fe re) "a ‘ee “ee fe DO 44,475 4,775
GIES MEDICINAL. 6 Ne) ic 0 o. © leis ie 0) hele: 6 0 ‘eye "o 1 ‘e 16 0 0 'e GALLONS 119,951 173,571
CROAKER, FRESH FILLETS «© « ee e we © we we we wo we ew we ww ow wo POUNDS .- 189,490 38,538
CUSK:
FRESH eR ULETSHM Gc, 5: 3. afi a) Rettelite, COMGMON Tol a: vo, relae! roi tos fe fe) ve DO 494,104 121,338
EROZENT LUE SIMSImriNctis Moiese acces) « (arsiisy ep oc cineleitena) wo DO 119,751 24,747
SHOREDS UI ch Smauetveuten ol eps) ane: a Meeen oll cv atiwemrenimule he va heiress DO 402,599 32,137
EELS:
TAISTEE RL Rrca reper ate sire, “ohio «. 3,7 6, (aie ef" =) Wa. all fee, eves to Sh. tos fe po 122 ,620 10,551
SORELLE of ci comeme Me Nats! ccf cr cn wINOTAGMPERS 6 ter ye te Ye fe fe, thle DO 225 355 61,539
EEL POUT:
ERESHERIUCETStoincnte toh aretha: a: os MeMeMMe)<) “a. @) wi Je ei te) fone) fe po 568 ,965 130,868
EROPE NMC RS MMEERCRMe It) eb cis fanic: .cUNel foie. ve mm @) fo fo (1m DO 248 ,989 50,760
FLOUNDERS : :
RRESHM BIL U ETS aeattcm sumeaten of og “eso. aya, 4h js) (toh "ey Or wis 0) sl ast ley po 15,602,205 | 4,877,536
BROZEN GET UME SMM NEE Mc cet Si ob olVcNSl, 'o) casio? 6) Wes! (on ey com Ste) We re) 8,914,317 | 2,421,231
SHOREDRNN ROMO oi citoeh ss enone SM aloha tel O)618 66 Bs DO 1,800 290
SEE FOOTNOTES AT END OF TABLE
GENERAL REVIEW
MANUFACTURED FISHERY PRODUCTS - Continued
QUANTITY
GROUPERS:>, FRESH STEAKS)» a len citeleanvelee ohiiemo tent) tai eme lc wenennents POUNDS 87,620 $30,617
HADDOCK :
RRESHM FANE UETSE tre Wola tein te uratwelmetdte ite, stele iiisiatel sel ite hateint ett aiirotl taille te iofe) 24,853,596 7,233,038
FROZEN: F FELETS<e)- ied era o VETER atime ite tembe. cape ie ton aye sane po: 7,335,176 1,850,356
SALTED s DRY; yo rer ae), tens e}etoive die Hey toihiie)) Ia teh rept'a: Wied Mui clerehtcie el (eased he ioe) 12,715 602
SMOKED:
WHOLE Misi or He cle eave) on potter, (of lei ate tieimrenliotare! Tel Way ala enilelt oll olicl to DO 29,200 5,808
Reap cebu ere a OAL: fdarihciacuc, o* cn ONoNauO GkosterD eo! =D DO 293,165 48,968
FINNANSHADDIE® eure tells) io -eunspawleiemoniaeient sy) Omne | elbraite tana DO 577,611 66,837
HAKE :
PSS FUE Coole bo ove olalo)o dao 6 oo orm oS DO 1,703,823 394,159
FROZENSFIURETS: ariel ifie ORES Sitouhe ben ee UetmewUbi tates ere on hawe DO 1,799,901 361,668
SALTED:
GREEN) ch. cours eure ad ree eit oUt Reka ie Caco Me iiermratnce acing Ube euteints oJ} 2/902,015 2/30,271
10} NAmb che OWE NO! [Or erhyd eo thts hao cove “On OOH U MONO Ono) 10 DO ~ 393,165 ~ 11,388
BONELESS AND ABSOLUTELY BONELESS . « . «© oo «se eo po 960,345 80,718
Soe IMUsIR ooo Adedlo a 6 oO aw,af0 6 oO Gi bod oO DO 39,400 1,227
FNS UNIVER OME Mo Gch alo cololo old o-oo oa boo ooo D6 GALLONS 10,279 915,804
HERRING, LAKE:
Fass IMU 6 A Ae do do ol6 06 OD Doo. Bho o%D oO POUNDS 489,451 73,455
RROZEN hilicL en Swemevaentenrciemieimenoiicyteimemeiicelel tsi otis inter ou reireimns po 1,384,720 181,711
FROZENTPAN=DRESSEDErsiecl fehl cilsiirel clltehtolielienelrallielieymeiien vols enn s po 919,535 114,075
WISE) So ao ooo oo 6 Old go Salo 6's dio.d oloO GD Oo pe) 5,036 ,574 158,988
SVE SG coo GO neo 8 ba eo O60) OlOlo eon OF OND IO a0 ple) 1,082,397 135,262
HERRING, SEA:
SALTED:
LOM AED ohab ooo oos Sob oOo ao a 6 ood s DO 2/1,129,375 2/143,660
ERMINE, VAED 6 Sede ch! 5 old ab ood! Ge 6 Bao alc Do 421,700 15,424
PIGGE) I MINEO oS boob ooo OOo ao oD oo le) 1,895,425 90,799
SPGED gato ole Atala! GLdMAl Bb G.o Sah lolghs la! a) oro pe) 1,637,869 173,251
SMOKED: ‘
BLOATERS:
HARDigestenssmrciic ts iMeuy eli Giicin oie sWavUc) te, Vall ailisirogl sytellreita DO 623,642 78 ,582
SORT eg Bd dood 0 Ole Mae obid,o! cooeclat aloo 5 po 8,066 403
UNUSED 6 o's clo ob G ooo Bd da Gd oo s fe) 193,806 26 ,639
EONEIESE) Guido diag Sa a cla dhe) 6a Al oi paleo alg poe) 2,018,330 210,540
HENS od io Jo oO Sunde omuOls da oiidholioa okdla A pe) 68,517 3,862
aU) SEND Yo lg og do Oo bo aia alo oolG ao od iofe) 171,320 9,909
(EHERED GS Glolo a alo of dun alo Do Geokabolc’ dé ad's pe) 489,500 52,113
UNELECRIIRIEOS REPU 4.5 5 Bcc cl0 6 oo pido 66 6 a DO 52,500 5,725
CANNED $
HERRING = 6 6 + ee + ee 6 ee ee ew ew oe ee 6 @ © STANDARD CASES 67,247 406 ,099
SARDIINESinpectelvei eis) celiis isMishhw hole. caiiell a lalla (ein elie ain) ie DO Pe Shss 1 7/5 10,686 ,471
PUMESA errors c,, sstice uae tes Be rd ee Seen cee oth vot ai teh et olre woolen ere TONS 9,170 690,280
OCH Peaancae tied: cite rca Mone Rone ue ected ot) cei ehaie, ho GALLONS 1,727,441 1,129,446
HOGCHOKER) {SACTEDAp ss atari ke Yel Megien atte Pe crenclleep sures ivele POUNDS 3,000 140
KING WHIUTINGs 7BRESHURLLLEM Sn ye ers cmon ememNeiibmemtctioran clleMielne i tole fe) 56 , 000 9,310
KINGSMACKEREE | SMOKED am mena eiucibel sowie) leleewrem io mamtamretalvenmeuicrd ais po 9,000 2,175
LAKE TROUT:
PRES h REE Be sis Beoleme-o cco onchonotann Decne DO 98,368 46 ,387
AeMEiTRIEUARMANS doo 5.4 ob Oo Gin do olololgS Menu or6 DO 21,000 10,050
SMOKED <2: ucbilcwelsiiye Mlctaestae tas ee tpen sieve wep o) Cebhobteiye Welpalpicuselyelycuret we DO 887,271 273,277
SI NREOH Bd Pa OCOeno Lo pita Olu ool, cup Oo a bao olor, ono ioJe} 27,000 2,100
LINGCOD:
RRESHERICUET Si pastoMtiemtoMmemcl -in-lNciuomhaiMlal laursticelfintrollls)\ (ofl = trike iofe) 274,483 71,053
EROZENURIUCEM Sine momen cis) sashiemoy olfeicetraleucige pousue ice lie ty> po 479,385 129,186
MACKEREL:
ERESHIE ULE T Spee conte: ols abietie! (a) o diofirel ciisiieget eke yes derys syeduetke fe) 529,272 ~ 121,259
AROraEl RLU RIBS dein. Sed Seb osglal oo 0: duced (6 Somlomc io td DO 5,348,328 1,026 ,238
EROZENNPAN-ORESSED weaken tiie) cu tewyairel call tale) le) |elelie!Je)ye: uel ueuns po 1,662,185 231,432
SMOKED); WHOLE:eys (ule © cel (si .* 6, efish.c (cir 1) .vc.s \e geiae je ive ye) ie DO 64,200 13,050
SALTED: i
SPI Mae eames Pebeeteo Le ulsiehuse’eMuetel tele. ue! (se) jeux" {<- (ol ue Geietne DO 498,100 27,369
hej MHUSTSS oe on! SOESMBMal ood olan arava lo tcoaNone po 1,660,000 108,300
GANNED), WHOLE mucipetienie Nemisis) ©) taltel @ifs ol os ysl) ue .e jel selae ae)» STANDARD CASES 937,251 5,271,203
HALIBUT, FROZEN FILLETS AND STEAKS « « « « oe co so we ee 2 POUNDS 1,115 300
MENHADEN =
GANNEDI vel oh ol teiferdetiaiile) lol bh el eile Uele co's) (0) @ ae =) ie ce) sy SVANDARD).GASES 4,868 30,281
SCRAP:
ACID! el o:Aate Maat) @) sihladrs <s) Lela s) (8 (wl v0! te)"yns (a gel iae hol on ae TONS 1,555 58 ,821
DN: Arta: Sh DUOR Carmona: Cecee CLO, DECC IGmARONe ole) 44,230 3,095,303
MEU © co che teeiepiedioieas s\Aan es in caltalllliece! lol ys) ie un) ker ein) \ethe po 22,130 1,671,369
Cee cee: 25s cheesy PSPNORECMESY tol Coral otto, FelRathia, erye relia het isiaat ka (ey othe’ fis GALLONS 5,734,668 3,892,142
MULLET :
SALTEDE s).of CORED Aems) conv utte (el rolfeitl) MEEb, /osaiiny 9: usiint in. key erie POUNDS 1,749,500 116,165
ROE SESALTED! Gilte, ie) 60 6 er) «0 tlhe OMe wipe wie) ibiis) «(00 po 81,300 18,400
SMOKED EH caahis ip reel lomeite an eM ac etie ie [aie wan'd: e@elcelmanrentiel fare ie) 33,100 6,765
PADDLEFISH OR SPOONBILL CAT:
SMOKED well ota: Sh le Mebley Gi ey varie\ne a. oi MMe! le. ellie) acs sayiie iis! @) Ye pO 147,500 60,850
ROE SALTED! (stabs ives Sew 14) (16) falh'6: w) 4) \0) "9 © \e) ise! in) 9 |'9)> 0 DO 1,595 812
SEE FOOTNOTES AT END OF TABLE.
PIKE OR PICKEREL, FRESH
PILCHARD:
CANNED, WHOLE . . « «
MEAG eve ek heures tater
OM Pee rains <0 sea tex Maapiey's
POLLOCK :
FRESH FILLETS . « « «
FROZEN FILLETS .. ~
SALTED:
GREEN) b ayes es
DR Yerevan tegen lote
ROCKFISHES:
MANUFACTURED FISHERY PRODUCTS
ITEM
FILLETS »« wee « «
FROZEN FILLETS AND STEAKS « « « « « «
FRESH FILLETS « « « «
FROZEN FILLETS
ROSEF 1 SH:
FRESH FILLETS « « « «
FROZEN FILLETS
SABLEF ISH:
FRESH FILLETS .
FROZEN FILLETS
cee
.2e
see
FROZEN FILLETS AND STEAKS
KIPPERED . « «
SALTED «+ « «
SMOKED « +» « «
LIVER OIL. «
SAILFISH, SMOKED
SALMON:
FROZEN FILLETS AND STEAKS
SALTED:
HARD .« « «© «© ©
MILD CURED . .
EGGS, FOR CAVIAR.
SMOKED, WHOLE... .«
KIPPERED 2 «ke40 5 2
FRIED, FOR FOOD. -« -
DRIED FOR ANIMAL FOOD
CANNED:
CHINOOK OR KING
CHUM OR KETA .
PINK 3 © eo" « @
RED OR SOCKEYE
SILVER OR COHO
STEELHEAD TROUT
CAVIAR « « « «
EGGS FOR BAIT .«
oe © ebm e's
MEAL
OIL:
INDUSTRIAL « «
EDIBLE
SAUGER:
FRESH FILLETS « « « »
FROZEN FILLETS .-
oe ee we we ee
s le: “eo! © te tere “e
SPACE tee ta
etal 6-46) a 16 (6 \ne
S10 @ 56 e 8 's)
Se ete 16 cs (sto
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ees eevee
.
.
.
.
.
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a: a) ate wie =» e's
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SEA CATFISH, FRESH PAN-DRESSED. over aie) «
SHAD:
SMOKED) '1o: Sillai}
GANNEO? s) © cicst'e
ROE, CANNED.» «
SHARKS, INCLUDING GRA
FRESH FILLETS . -
FROZEN FILLETS .
OIL, LIVER p
SHEEPSHEAD:
FRESH FILLETS... -
FROZEN FILLETS «. -
SMOKED" 1b bb \elishohe’ «
SNAPPER, RED, FRESH STEAKS
SPOT, SALTED , - ~ + + ae
SQUETEAGUE OR "SEA TROUT ,
STURGEON:
SMOKED) List fe. cheat ootae
ROESNSALTED ccatsor «
SUCKERS:
FRESH FILLETS .
SMOKED) Jct teks
TUNA AND TUNALIKE FISHES:
CANNED:
ALBACORE ...-
ALBACORE FLAKES .«
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.
.
.
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.
.
.
.
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POUNDS
STANDARD CASES
TONS
GALLONS
POUNDS
DO
DO
iyo)
DO
DO
DO
DO
DO
DO
DO
ite)
DO
DO
DO
GALLONS
POUNDS
dO
DO
bo
12)2)
DO
DO
tote)
DO
STANDARD CASES
DO
DO
DO
DO
DO
ioe)
DO
TONS
GALLONS
DO
POUNDS
tole)
DO
ioe)
STANDARD CASES
DO
POUNDS
DO
GALLONS
POUNDS
DO
jefe)
DO
DO
DO
DO
jefe)
bo
iole)
STANDARD CASES
DO
MANUFACTURED FISHERY PRODUCTS - Continued
31,280
3,354,697
75,611
13,947,295
2,562,866
3,131,631
2/188 ,872
257,735
10,755
1,182,501
1,132,221
2,882,337
28,130,168
141,461
244 504
152,940
613,869
180,290
561,995
329
10,200
38,631
123,980
2/7, 710, 693
291,518
8, 423, 486
27543, 104
715,000
3,600
188,950
898 ,559
2,399,428
2,007,135
193,827
16,308
3,554
4,646
1,346
121,256
8,998
1,523,010
1,047,283
20,000
127,400
18,031
5,261
38 ,070
56,013
548,096
218,023
51,360
24,217
25,880
385,400
353,644
713,633
123
45,115
2,000
624,391
53,702
VALUE
$9,395
14,352,359
5,775,932
9,301,593
454,713
520,451
2/5,775
11,748
2,140
333,584
329,641
641,010
6,311,179
43,660
76,740
30,588
117,971
10,002
158,414
19,087
2,142
7,669
28,753
2/1,645,823
26,856
2,842,132
721,048
38 ,505
288
3,937,330
6,773,659
19,102,551
30,350,465
2,442,166
328,943
75,291
104,860
76,772
88,604
12,223
606 ,697
420,945
1,400
25,344
127,380
190,740
11,577
19,178
9,932,494
58 , 066
15,254
3,417
9,942
23,890
70,600
457,245
180
9,325
150
9,000,881
632,767
20
MANUFACTURED FISHERY
]TEM
TUNA AND TUNALIKE FISHES (CONT"D):
CANNED (CONT ?D):
BLUEFIN « «
BONITO .
STRIPED « «
YELLOWFIN .«
YELLOWTAIL
FLAKES « »
LIVER OIL « « »
WAHOO, SMOKED « « «
WHITE BASS, FRESH FILLET.
WHITEFISH:
FRESH FILLETS .
FROZEN FILLETS
SMOKED ... ~
CAVIAR, CANNED
WHITEFISH, MENOMINEE
WHITING:
FRESH FILLETS .
FROZEN FILLETS
L
°
FRESH PAN=DRESSED
FROZEN PAN-DRESSED
E
FRESH, SPLIT, "BUTT!
FROZEN, SPLIT, "BUTTERFLY
WOLFF1SH:
FRESH FILLETS .
FROZEN FILLETS
YELLOW PERCH:
FRESH FILLETS .
FROZEN FILLETS
SMOKED ....
YELLOW PIKE:
FRESH FILLETS .
FROZEN FILLETS
SMOKED ... -
CRABS, HARD:
MEAT, PACKAGED,
CANNED . 6. ¢
DRY SCRAP » » «
MEAL eis, artes
CRABS, DUNGENESS:
CANNED » » « «
MEAT, IN BULK .
CRABS, KING, CANNED
CRABS, HORSESHOE:
DRY SCRAP . » «
MEA -veutsvcerces re
LOBSTER MEAT, PACKAGED
SHRIMP:
COOKED AND PEELED
FRESH PACKAGED
FROZEN PACKAGED
SUNDRIED .. -
SMOKED
CANNED:
MET Ghai
DRY.
BRAN OR MEAL
ABALONE STEAKS «
CLAMS, HARD:
FRESH SHUCKED .
CANNED:
WHOLE . .
MINCED .
CHOWDER .
eee
JUICE .
BROTH .
CLAMS, RAZOR:
FRESH SHUCKED .
CANNED:
WHOLE . . -
MINCED « «
CLAMS, SOFT:
FRESH SHUCKED .
SOUSED (PICKLED
CANNED, WHOLE .
STEAMED MEATS
CLAMS, SURF, FRESH SHUCKE
CLAMS, MIXED, FRESH SHUCKED
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fe Kw keiee. ce
ce Gore
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eee ee
oO 000
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FRESH=COOKED
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GENERAL REVIEW
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esces
Cece) Ch}
S6 he 6 Se
eee ese eee e
ees eo ee
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tae Ot 1G
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eee eee eee
ese ee es ee ese eo awe
ese ee ee ee
see ee
eee e eevee
eeee
PRODUCTS - Continued
se eee
6 (Sosa oeooa0
eos ee eer ee ese ee oe
Sere 0 ene
ese e eee eee
er sha 0 Fe
STANDARD CASES
DO
DO
DO
DO
DO
GALLONS
POUNDS
DO
ipo)
DO
DO
STANDARD CASES
POUNDS
DO
ite)
iofe)
DO
DO
jlo)
DO
ite)
ise)
ipo)
ipo)
DO
ipo)
iyo) .
DO
STANDARD CASES
TONS
DO
STANDARD CASES
POUNDS
STANDARD CASES
TONS
ple)
POUNDS.
iple)
DO
DO
DO
DO
STANDARD
jefe)
TONS
POUNDS
CASES
GALLONS
STANDARD CASES
jefe)
jlo)
DO
DO
GALLONS
STANDARD CASES
» po
GALLONS
jee)
STANDARD CASES
POUNDS
GALLONS
ip]e)
QUANTITY
151,549
32,501
285,908
619,806
58,609
857,068
26 ,823
300
14,919
92,089
6,600
2,641,069
1,374
16,000
103,183
2,099,034
150,420
13,817,676
499,360
4,082,120
35,844
29,478
519,926
268,400
600
800,320
109,518
600
8,885,779
32,961
2,459
1,236
279,750
1,075,320
113,520
14,545,079
2,069,122
500
469,149
2,790
1,448
333,991
174,302
9,505
18,839
291,049
6,659
10,770
29,450
524
39,816
409,519
2/75
$1,721,175
271,573
3,263,979
7,226 ,234
440,687
8,697,843
1,305,146
65
3,808
46 687
3,136
875,288
63,856
4,000
16,753
254,498
9,179
1,075,453
69,879
646 ,928
8,473
7,059
201,496
118,435
150
340,886
49,450
150
2,980,806
317,694
296,116
56 , 756
2,006 ,805
361, 096
250
5,329,348
31,299
89,055
126,716
204,355
81,407
182,743
1,363,856
37,919
47,670
11,952
6,294
441,091
620,280
2/150
7914
11,603
192,876
1,551
MANUFACTURED FISHERY PRODUCTS
2l
MANUFACTURED FISHERY PRODUCTS - Continued
1TEM QUANTITY VALUE
MARINE-SHELL PRODUCTS:
BOM ONSceate etre? ah Sob che oh tel a” 6 MSS To MMPMIMRY © te aan atc GROSS 2,949,978 $3,792,059
NOVELTIES. ... EH 6:5) CAMO SED Ve Nha tore --- - 770,305
MUSSEL SHELL, FRESH WATER, PRODUCTS :
BUNTONSIE Eels nie Na ies col fo. oi © iw te. ei OM, claire: wep ay GROSS 8,077,525 3,679,305
NOVEITAESPAND! CHIPS? Wich cio: 0! is, elfen swe, Tel caeooe, 6) 6. a --- = 204 ,329
IEIMESSANDEDUS Titra ’et’ & tral lov aiuto oR Meieemeiel hee tone ty TONS 1,399 5,662
BOUL URNS EEE: 5. 0 te defiieltaet Kell «ica vento SacMta's outs @ «it . bo 3,397 25,061
SHECUSEWASITIES. 5. sto ctam cle: wo: ay tek cruAnaoi sc Gece. ve “atte DO 1,599 1,900
MUSSELS, SEA:
ERESHESHUCKED' ts, cts atien, AMD «ariel tM cuewen ais Tele Atel e GALLONS 901,978 187,354
GANDED Sais a's. citee Ma ticMel o..c cits ace tee cic sac. ® + « STANDARD CASES 45,251 493,822
OYSTERS:
EASTERN:
BRESHESHUCKED si) stare (eMail a fetbel te mtaMatus. (i fe) Teh wttsl < GALLONS 6,530,323 8,753,581
CANNED sis i sie) outa) iic euisi isis beweMele c) Givens es. 6 «STANDARD CASES 214,624 2,815,903
PACIFIC: ®
BRESHESHUCKED! craitemaotteremte Baki smictowalts Pou s sas GALLONS 478,930 601,713
CANNED . «2 « « 7 © © © © © © © © © © 2 © © © © » STANDARD CASES 583 5,653
WESTERN OR NATIVE, FRESH SHUCKED « ae ip) 2 « ow. ¢ «6 GALLONS 28,167 215,786
SHELL PRODUCTS:
BOULTRYAGEEDS ssw! sian latacieris el emtaine te is (ois) fa) .¢-'6 TONS 357,662 1,941,207
LIMEWANDRDUSTA Dar site SOR Lene Met sie valkeeR Lees DO 131,884 708,321
MESS BURNED Mal evens -cidoeudie koe Neiel ows Menara lc fe) 18,471 152,841
SCALLOPS; BAY, FRESH SHUCKED 1°. © ee 6 ee ts os ce 6 Cu GALLONS 154,130 493,574
SGRELOPSs SEAS IHRESH SHUCKED! a lc) elelicl ef eile ccs see's pe) 926 , 174 1,181,019
SHULD GANNED Is. HMMs iethe te ZAM ladle te Melteita. Amen e « e STANDARD CASES 102,525 572,410
TERRAPIN, CANNED, PRODUCTS... « in « «0 2.0 ©le 6 ee 6 ee « DO 58 3,478
TURNLE, MCANNEDUPRODUCTS Wei ofc Wolvalits «sfatletlalte wales « © « « STANDARD CASES 6,972 82,233
ALETGATORSHIDES Wa Femelits Wa Soils GEORG Malte Wolewel tara Wee be POUNDS 88,356 7,363
WHALE PRODUCTS: .
OIL:
WHALE! Ys)’ \a' se’ (1! 19) celia) Seite ket ohieL eiotiet he Melts «ol tanict te GALLONS 34,598 27,438
SIBERM IR? vigor Ya lasibiuiaa’ vo dpeine mete neomel eons ih aiater a Pies DO 3,366 2,968
MEMMSEtat ts celle +6 MNeitahiohtal sotioMetNsl hel ccimatcl val Mopilct Jets WS0hs. ag TONS 42 2,344
UNCLASSIFIED PRODUCTS:
FILLETS:
FRESH be! voitter sata batwlails MelMulich oMehtetgetme otal <i JcURSIhG At, POUNDS 3/183, 086 3/40, 734
GROZEN MM srnatter Sita, [pee em rama ps MoMA AS o CaS. Do 4/245; 566 4/51,975
PAN-DRESSED FISH:
BRESH | je.ne Je! xe dss -s, 10: 1 vo te SoM MERCIRA OMe ZT fe) 5/158, 483 5/20, 446
EROZEN Mee) 2008 NIST Yoh okies oA Ts: ee PoWEM. abi DO 8/108, 050 3/19,913
OTHER PACKAGED:
REGHBsy Mis Toledo 5, sie: wei vetrare Meet tcaen Lee cies, -S xe. cobs la oe) 7/1,132,219 7/202 ,255
ROZEIN’ Peet olme? crifah. otro Nat cc Wem. GR. BAL EAD. sae ole) 8/3, 763,359 8/700, 039
SALES CAND SDRIED (irs): To Waitel Mansel ciel FY gs MRSA caves! % po 3/2,095, 7927 3/185,354
SMOKED VAND=KINPPERED Is) Te, 0 Sse) ort ro, SRS 1 Er Soar, po “10/335, 406 70/37; 918
CANNED:
FISHING. cs) ye! ve, we) “el re: vo ns, ve Hel fel"er se tm [ela 5} cise anes TANDARDNCASES 11/50, 008 11/861 ,533
RISHPRUARES! cots) oo TS 12) RT CR OR EY, DO 33,318 497,815
SHELLFISH:
GEAMS ar cc¥ Re) deh eRe NSO A SORA UE po 12/43,390 12/296 ,526
GRABSI er: Werere, Goh let taMnaIR) ssitih sel Sod tan NEN ok EA, pO 73/1031 3/28,671
OTHER? tai) ve 10 v0) 1! jnlp a> Satvetha CAEN een Retew id DO 14/568 14/4} 999
MEAL:
TUNA AND MACKEREL Pe Cae etn Slee ores TONS 7,766 505,199
GROUNDFISH, (" WHITE FISH™ -INCLUDING ROSEFISH) ... DO 18,685 1,208,183
GURESEAL Ses Teton ctiraiie: Cor tatircbat ff la thouuatin een te disp Fell: us po 391 31,432
MISGELEANEOUSINe Sa fe: Rolle! lam tel fille, fetito: tellet iW atretaeale DO 15/3,313 15/216 3575
OIL:
UN RMANDEMACKEREL dy We tie ve) ie) pel to. tw, (owl. pollicis). MeUkies he GALLONS 219,044 131,906
FURBSEA CMe emi Muha ei) Vo,toveitreite!. ol 'te tea ke iow eae! tehe DO 75,259 63,043
MISCEEEANEOUS IEAVER! sa\ue: dollop teetewmoulctnte memicansulomicine pO 16/146; 426 16/2,495,888
MYSCEREANEOUSHBODY) "a sie cfc 1s, « » » semoeiieMalas, © DO 17/392, 437 “17/321, 521
ESTQUID I GLUE. erst curs: ms , e' adie wuemealta ential’. oMetne po 307,746 640,595
REUEE PRODUCTS? Metal: Yer le. ©. opfeaihee oe) tac a Ope TONS 3,013 2,568,390
AGARTAGARS ails) 6) te (elm ‘cl iw 0 ef Una 'e /auahveba. 6 Sent POUNDS 162,560 ”487,680
BEARUSESSENCE “e. jo) io.) i fe © wie! clea eeheane's ota, Seems po 32,300 135,000
SIMGKWATER GONGCENTRATE. ‘e's w ©) ia cite) janlel st io Thiet ian, be jojo) 6,968, Aiea 278, 324
OTHERNBYPRODUCTS. \2: os “sues slic ate Gut Ble ote See -- 18/2437 097 18/310; 006
OTA 6. fe. \n) (eis, Je! re:
SEE FOOTNOTES AT END OF TABLE.
270,917,147
20 GENERAL REVIEW
MANUFACTURED FISHERY PRODUCTS - Continued
SUMMARY QUANTITY
PACKAGED PRODUCTS:
FStitetenvs ct eulal toy tobe, foi vo lie) 6)se) s) (0) Aeolian tela mile! es) iy ws) de) (POUNDS 161,015,421 $38, 199,609
SHEURERUSH) viol o\''s: fel Wet eo car aig) si 1s) ele iite Mle Oak imitisinis) (5) rie) tehs joe) 106,907,577 18,277,502
CURED PRODUCTS:
SALTEDAND DRIED itey tel try ken se: 101 cestiets (ol) 0) Rela ial ell /ri ite /lisiuin’ [ol Ge)! ls) po 61,320,577 5,829,791
SMOKED AND KIPPERED . . 1 «6 + 0 « so © so 5 © © wo DO 30,433,952 8,280,073
CANNED PRODUCTS: i
PIG ER ment fins ot quence MAE RG: to, 7G seth TO) ON Om ons DO 587,316,045 127,824,073
SHELER ISH» va} o\ lawton mikic) ee! 0) se) cist tou ToMMiVMeil fo) Jouioli felts! isiyte\ To] DO 33,564,478 13,364,719
BYPRODUCTS:
NS Pesala 4 oNlG ‘quont Gual6 ain oc 3 Dolo OND do o DO 380,662,000 13,627,521
OlUMays fe. ouch c, RA eee eh ce eae RPO iese. isis: sense ole) 174,894,325 29,812,874
SHELL PRODUCTS:
EIME: AND) POULTRY) FEED) eo: to eiitet ms) miele ta) fe) la) wt! Ie jefe) 1,031 ,360,000 2,853,609
BUTTONS! L's AsiiateNten ar @\ Voulel oc NelfoMatba diel al citeltts! » ehtells == = 7,471,364
NOVELTIES). Riou erie, ice (mine ol tated eitiaivs <= 6. e)\,« == = 974 ,634
OTHER. “cine wrethaqneineluoimelie tater at late Tabitel tetistine! tadlial ieyte)'s rel. v6 DO 7,715,625 4,401,378
GRAND TOTAL (EXCLUSIVE OF POUNDS OF BUTTONS
ANDENOVELSTIES)) Wenrsieo is Memnaunaie tensile 2,575,190,000 270,917,147
4f- DATA ON THE PRODUCTION OF CANNED PRODUCTS AND BYPRODUCTS ARE FOR 1943, THOSE ON THE PRODUCTION OF
PACKAGED FISH ARE FOR 1943 IN ALL STATES EXCEPT CALIFORNIA WHICH ARE FOR 1941 DATA ON THE PRODUCTION
OF CURED PRODUCTS AND PACKAGED SHELLFISH ARE FOR 1943 IN ALASKA, 1931 IN THE MISSISSIPPI RIVER AREA,
AND FOR 1940 IN ALL OTHER AREAS.
2/ ‘THIS 1S USUALLY AN INTERMEDIATE PRODUCT AND, ALTHOUGH SHOWN IN THE TOTAL, MAY ALSO BE SHOWN IN ITS FINAL
STAGE OF PROCESSING ELSEWHERE IN THE TABLE.
3/ INCLUDES FRESH FILLETS OF BLUEFISH, BUFFALOFISH, BURBOT, CARP, RED DRUM, GROUPER, MULLET, SALMON, SCUP,
SEA BASS (ATLANTIC), SEA ROBIN, RED SNAPPER, SPANISH MACKEREL, STRIPED BASS, AND MISCELLANEOUS SPECIES.
4/. INCLUDES FROZEN FILLETS OF ALEWIFE, CROAKER, GROUPER, SEA HERRING, SALMON, SQUETEAGUE, OR "SEA TROUT",
WHITE BASS, AND MISCELLANEOUS SPECIES.
5/ INCLUDES FRESH PAN-DRESSED CARP, LAKE HERRING, MACKEREL, AND YELLOW PERCH.
- 6/ ‘INCLUDES FROZEN PAN-DRESSED HAKE AND SMELTS.
7/ \NCLUDES FRESH STICKS OF COD, CUSK, HADDOCK, HAKE, AND POLLOCK; FRESH STEAKS OF FLOUNDER, LAKE HERRING,
HADDOCK, AND POLLOCK; AND FRESH PACKAGED SEA-CRAWFISH MEAT.
8/ INCLUDES FROZEN STEAKS OF COD; WHITING STICKS; BUTTERFLY HAKE; AND FISH CAKES.
9/ INCLUDES SALTED BLUERUNNER, CUSK, HADDOCK, HAKE, MENHADEN ROE, POLLOCK, SALMON BELLIES, AND SQUETEAGUES;
DRY-SALTED BARRACUDA, BONITO, CUSK, MACKEREL, PILCHARD, SEA BASS (BLACK PACIFIC), AND YELLOWTAIL TUNA;
DRY-SALTED FILLETS OF JEWFISH AND TUNA; SALTED BONELESS AND ABSOLUTELY BONELESS CUSK AND HADDOCK; BRINE-
SALTED MACKEREL AND FILLETS OF MACKEREL; AND PICKELED TONGUES AND SOUNDS. ;
10/ INCLUDES SMOKED BARRACUDA, COD, CUSK, HALIBUT, LINGCOD, MOONEYE, POLLOCK, THIMBLE-EYED MACKEREL, TUNA AND
— WHITING; SMOKED FILLETS OF ALEWIFE, MACKEREL, AND SALMON; SMOKED BONELESS COD; AND KIPPERED STURGEON AND
ALBACORE TUNA.
11/ INCLUDES CANNED ANCHOVIES, BARRACUDA, EELS, GARFISH, HALIBUT AND POLLOCK; HADDOCK AND OTHER FISH CHOWDER;
—_MENHADEN ROE, DEEP SEA ROE, AND STURGEON CAVIAR; KIPPERED STURGEON, FRIED HERRING, FISH PASTE, SEABURGERS,
FISH FOR CAT AND DOG FOOD, FISH CAKES AND BALLS, TUNA HORS D*OEUVRES, AND TUNA, ‘'TONNO” STYLE.
12/ INCLUDES CANNED CLAM STEW, MINCED SOFT CLAMS, SOFT CLAM CHOWDER, AND SOFT CLAM JUICE. -
T3/_ INCLUDES CANNED SOFT CRABS, AND DEVILED HARD CRABS. ; :
74/ INCLUDES CANNED SHRIMP SOUP, CRAB AND SHRIMP SOUP, CRAYFISH, SMOKED EASTERN OYSTERS AND EASTERN OYSTER
SOUP, SHELLFISH BOULLION, AND SHELLFISH PASTE.
15/ INCLUDES COD LIVER, SHARK, SQUJ]D, AND SALMON EGG MEALS; AND MISCELLANEOUS GREEN AND DRY SCRAP.
76/ \NCLUDES BURBOT, FLOUNDER, SWORDFISH, AND MISCELLANEOUS LIVER-OILS; AND INDUSTRIAL COD OIL. .
T7/ INCLUDES ALEWIFE, BLACKFISH, ROSEFISH, SHARK, AND MISCELLANEOUS BODY OILS.
78/ INCLUDES ISINGLASS, IRISH MOSS POWDER, DEHYDRATED CLAM JUICE, SEA-HERRING POMACE; AND HARD CLAM SHELL
POULTRY-FEED AND LIME.
NOTE :--SOME OF THE ABOVE PRODUCTS HAVE BEEN MANUFACTURED FROM RAW PRODUCTS IMPORTED FROM ANOTHER COUNTRY;
THEREFORE, THEY CANNOT BE CORRELATED DIRECTLY WITH THE CATCH WITHIN THE UNITED STATES AND ALASKA. THE LIME
AND POULTRY FEED MANUFACTURED FROM SHELL PRODUCTS WAS PRODUCED FROM OYSTER AND CLAM SHELLS WHICH ARE NOT IN-
CLUDED IN THE CATCH STATISTICS FOR THESE SHELLFISH.
HERRING WEIR
23
CANNED FISHERY PRODUCTS AND BYPRODUCTS
The output of canned fishery products and byproducts in the United States and Alaska
in 1943 was valued at $200,325,058. Of this total value, canned products accounted for
$141, 188,792, and byproducts, $59, 136,266, a decrease of. 3 percent in the value of canned
products, but an increase of 16 percent in the value of byproducts, as compared with the
previous year.
Fishery products were canned at 320 establishments in the United States and Alaska
during 1943, as compared with 37! in 1942. Thecombined output of these canneries amounted
to 16,716,182 standard cases, constituting a total net weight of 620,880,523 pounds, a
decrease of 6 percent as compared with the net weight of the 1942 pack.
Canned fishery products and byproducts were prepared in 26 States and Alaska during
1943. California ranked first in the value of products, accounting for 37 percent of the
total, and Alaska was second, with 30 percent. :
SUMMARY OF PRODUCTION, 1943
STANDARD
CASES
PRODUCT NUMBER OF PLANTS POUNDS VALUE
CANNED PRODUCTS:
SALMON:
ONITED STATES <--6-— 2 -srtete- eb 8 275,889 13,242,672 $5,110,847
BURSA ees: lic ene 1c) ier (on, reteset 5,428,318 | 260,559,264 57,824,267
SARDINES:
MAINE ANDO MASSACHUSETTS... ... 2,353,273 47,771,442 10,686,471
CALIFORNIA AND OREGON. ... 4. « 3,354,697 | 150,961,365 14,352,359
TUNA AND TUNALIKE FISHES ...... 2,696,073 56,563,178 31,430,189
MACRERE Creatas 5. a ay 6. he Nattotrerte cttomia 937,251 42,176,295 5,271,203
BUEMINESUWLPR. 5 cbiays ie cdaghen arene 112,472 5,061,240 619,213
BALSEMUTI Voi aes hay vei av. of er }uc Joe Mie day eet 1,364 65,472 49,104
REGADENM ton tot “cx gs “ci Uefe: e810 a fomewiome 4,868 233,664 30,28)
ADEM EMnaEsE fe> eau al'o 4s s: felenudeuey eae 18,031 865,488 127,380
BERR INGis: «SEA beret arreh ve tart ee ore ee 68,497 3,082,365 418,099
FISH FLAKES (EXCLUSIVE OF TUNA FLAKES 33,318 1,599,264 497,815
MISCELLANEOUS FISH , .. 1... 6 ee 25,773 1,237, 104 358,159
BUEWIFE ROE. 60) aera. a ee geen 36,442 1,749,216 346,719
SALMON ROE AND CAVIAR (FOR FOOD). . . 3,554 170,592 75,291
MHADMROES tows) ac cio Jeb 100s you metanee 5,261 252,528 190,740
WHITEFISH ROE AND CAVIAR ... 2. 1,374 65,952 63,856
SALMON ROE (FOR BAIT)... 2. 6 ee 4,646 223,008 104,860
MISCELLANEOUS ROE AND CAVIAR . 2. o 8,607 413,136 263,116
GEAMMPRODUGTS .. c.01% jo solvate sola 12,197,370 2,802,420
OYSTERS ire oo 5s Stel te aets meee 2,821,556
SIME RNS evar. cn: oo) Se: Cw. (ta) Duty: fe, fopeane 5,360,647
CRABS Gel ede ter e's! sol oF eae. el geeonneren 1,194,483
MISSEES GISEAA 5 5. a) ois) ove ples evenre 493,822
QU RO Radka tartciretniorie rrostleniercal use yrtero eee 102,525 572,410
TERRAPIN PRODUCTS... . eee eee 58 3,478
TORTUERPHODUGTS \<)assa lemtevle’ le vaeete 6,972 82,233
MISCELLANEOUS SHELLFISH, ETC...» . 2,074 37,774
TOTAL, cslalvcs cthe: (ociehioheantieets 16,716,182 141,188,792
BYPRODUCTS: UNITS VALUE
OYSTER AND MARINE CLAM~SHELL PRODUCTS... 2-2 ee ee “TONS $2,820, 986
FRESH-WATER MUSSEL PRODUCTS . 2. 6 1 0s es ese ee ee - 3,782,028
MARINE PEARL-SHELL PRODUCTS . . «os eo ec ee we we wee = 4,696 ,593
MEAU cA Gia y oicct al et rerter tara la! ie “eile tatginrc tre Rah area athe oe TONS 139,735 10,242,831
SCRAP SEG y wtemratnonns artatheiiMelee. si tehte MGM ann cite Masetenta nee ronetnas, 8 po ,668 3,386,321
OIL:
HOVER USH AND: WASTE) rie sect a’ vlocnel tel tat olaritel hel sei teltet fate. ie GALLONS 22,264,362 14,970,884
RONGER Ue eube lel eal « Melaray Toney («Mey ententettenuay en epme net le ks ve. Se Do 851,854 14,841,970
RIGUEDIGUUGE Noylatiaria hi femeiscws. « sf Matemnemlohentanelts te. 6s po 307,746 640,595
MISCERWANEQUS, BYPRODUGTS:. fo. ic. o \elueusls intel s gale «6. s - - 3,754,058
TOWIAU (0. Tu stoyis! a) Yo: Ye) (0 6) re! fe fe Wemepieiive | s. Je; fe 59,136,266
GRAND TOTAL
\/ "cut out" OR "DRAINED" WEIGHTS OF CAN CONTENTS ARE GIVEN FOR WHOLE AND MINCED CLAMS, AND THE GROSS CAN
CONTENTS FOR OTHER CLAM PRODUCTS.
2/ EXCLUSIVE OF DUPLICATION.
GENERAL REVIEW
24
VALUE OF THE 1943 PRODUCTION, AND NUMBER OF PLANTS ENGAGED
CANNED
PRODUCTS BYPRODUCTS
$12,373,023 $621,326
} 1,812,144
he cmc calceee re $12,994,349
MASSACHUSETTS °
°
.
.
.
.
°
.
e
RHODEMISUANDIsCisiie? cn"omoMslker kn Leen sepetierin statis ie. 2,244,401 4,056,545
CONNE CYLCU Tame aGixitinacell's Nellans gi-mietPa elas sutsliesrs), ‘ex stele 6
NEWRVORKis Asien AL MiMi s erode eo Meter er aye ick se fouls: J 566 ,592|{ 2,808,786 3,375,378
NEW UERSEYis sly olge ioral yehie Leyue gs fel aig 6) fo’ fe hs! ial ameh teins, Lelie 942,999} 3,929,143 4,872,142
PENNSYLVANIA) (9) ai ce) (elle) 6 ie celiel ce) (6) isin is) (6 | (ells, e) 6,6) use = 169,407 169,407
DEGAWARED oie: ietic ce fe. eu eure is: ents meleeiol cme e.ce, eres ere - 1,681,640 1,681,640
MARYUANDiC=sie tie) ‘ee wi \evel te Aetey 6 tint el alice cit erin (cate ve) otha 535,586 831,712 1,367,298
VIRGINA es Vienowic. s: <s)'e. milisqre a Leute wipichiet iwi ieuisls vahsk of te 347,853 1,609,907 1,957,760
NORTH CAROLINA © + © © « © © © © © © we © we wo te we te wo } 900,075 1,579,060 2,479,135
SOUTHV CAROLINA Wael so) elie uterine) Hel Neu ctiel Vela el ialiwuteuic. te. '
GEORGI Ale e's 1s Weli=imelhanen tals! fale: otlia eile sil’ell wide.) oh ot a te 351,588 = 351,588
FLOR OAt# 0! wien ao rely oo Mreig io) Catto) foi leitiviisie (oie! Heyl siacath'eh of ve,
PET ey terieeee lidar er | ric crersuchuiaiuae Spat ose ea af 950,819| { 2»745-163 |} 3,205,982
MISSISSTPP I ein, ot ey Nie seuamen amelie cucurel Sica) s 2,063,634 558 ,867 2,622,501
LOUISITANAs «© © © © 2 + oe ee oe ow th we wt ew ww 4,910,941 956,053 5,866,994
TEXAS, ILLINOIS, MISSOURI, MINNESOTA, AND WISCONSIN = eo 260 ,330 549,691 810,02)
HOWA oka: o> 's: 0s ie) mOMeNseiMen ete Gta cacao ectMan cat we ten aroha - 3,231,149 3,231,149
WASHINGTON © © + © © © © © © © © © e © © ew ew we ew we 2,975,728 | 5,524,231 8,499,959
OREGONive fe aia: 6 pai ieiMar hele) ce) lief siiolalaiuslinl entails" lel oe) 7,242,950 261,297 7,504,247
Coe UW.) Crom oo CeO co Ome. qecWceocMo Goole. e oa 46,875,400 | 28,026,389 74,901,789
AUASKAS @ Getto. 6 onto iret tele iniieu:siiemian-ik eiaiisinisneiaror <iLreiase 58,479,130 1,808,044 60,287,174
WouNS o-oo 0 6 Oo 06 o O64 0 G6c0 a Gm lD | 141,188,792 | 59,136,266 | 200,325,058
TOTAL, EXCLUSIVE OF
STATE CANNED PRODUCTS BYPRODUCTS DUPLICATION
NUMBER NUMBER
NEW ENGLAND:
MAI NE Sere oe Ta. (a) (0) aakiepisemeir es.) (0: heeceupe en eF © 1a 6) “6-9 -o 1 9 54
MASSACHUSETTS) ‘o) wwisticitelle ‘sepa icmisillc) ste) ells. eins 13 17
CONNECTCUTS Ue. (avin let et vel tetratbatiet clei. alta ec
!
RHODE CUSUANDYs) Cation) ee) ot iel temtol ee nets el 3
TOTAL fofe) spteeiettapist e) oP nmismyette eo Cel er wl-o) 6
MIDDLE ATLANTIC;
NEW YORK. . «
NEW JERSEY. .
PENNSYLVANIA .
DELAWARE . « o
48
TOTAC Ws: “ediciones Teliistle) <2) ale aiettetts) sive! a viele 46 54
CHESAPEAKE BAY:
MARYLAND. . © ote amon es 1 al) ot Tell /anteial ie) «| vote a 6 15
VIURGUNUA eRe) 0: ‘eo (clare ot ertia) fe! leh tolt lofts) Jel «| o>) eile 17 26
LOLS GOO) pe GilO. Co 0".0. Oo bec! Aye tied
10 15
26 29
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ec ee
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es ee
Be see
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se ee
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S. ATLANTIC & GULF:
NORTHPCAROUINA, SIs eetcus cee alee cesses, el 5 14 16
SOUTHMCAROLINA)<) sbetmem iets cumbattt tems. oy acs 4 2 4
GEORGIA Moo a Carats een me sean te ae ee eee 5 - 5
FLORIDAMEINS \c catia o WE REMe Sate eee va heme 3 18 21
AUABAWAIS cts oS eRe eae ne clack Cees nee 2 - 2
MISSISSIPR INES o) cila peels aed its teens mtr: Ais. fe 13 4 16
COU NSTANAUH chai ah. ekihnins coed Sees mh tare Veen pea 30 47 70
TEXAS IEP les, se: ater pe ao bs es Via paenne ommreiibawttanee 2 2 4
TOTAL cet od 'e) ole) ke) 7a felis) ©) ole! Je).e) (eo suhs 64 87 138
J]_—
GREAT LAKES & MISSISSIPPI! RIVER:
HEN OUS oO ole Goolos ce Ofc '
WISCONSIING 3%. cl) 6 2 6 1 '
MINNESOTA « « «© «© «© «© o . ' :
MISSOURI. o8 s,s) ss °
TOUR. = oe eh eres < . 12 12
a eee 5 6
eee
eree
ose ee
se eee
e+e we
<tis) (=) Koma
Oro O60"
Cy RO “Od
Chote CY nck)
‘ate: ‘a: is
ore eae
ch ABST Sc
sie © @
TOTALY Met's "ole! vale, ao) ee wh ol GME eimtnmtel-- «6
PACIFIC COAST:
WASHINGTON! ‘sys 17h ‘clip te) stveuc) ce) toon ten eM ol ere in ate 15 26
OREGON!) jeikesolterie) see wh ferraiiel cel s/t eM olny tation ie 6 19
CAWTFORNUA:. vel 's ape © erin: x) a) 4 cwitar eee ie inp eaier eg 9 98
11) WMA Cary ties ci ican ecece Ol dsc a6 78 112 143
AUASKA' io vayr erie! foi st, 0 seule Yoh texielel (ol outa oh asinel Neuneli=Wie 97 9 105
Che eee ee ie! 327 572
CANNED FISHERY PRODUCTS AND BYPRODUCTS 25
FACTORS USED TO CONVERT STANDARD CASES TO POUNDS
PRODUCT
SARDINES:
MAINE AND MASSACHUSETTS 20.3
CALIFORNIA AND OREGON 45
TUNA AND TUNALIKE FISHES:
MEAT 22.5
FLAKES 18
MACKEREL 45
ALEWIVES 45
HERRING, SEA 45
OYSTERS 22.5
SHRIMP:
WET PACK 2!
ORY PACK 19.5
CLAM PRODUCTS:
WHOLE AND MINCED 5
JUICE, SOUPS, BROTH, ETC. 30
CRABS 39
MUSSELS, SEA 18
ALL OTHER
PACK OF CANNED SALMON, 1943: STANDARD CASES
ALASKA
PRODUCT
SOUTHEASTERN CENTRAL TOTAL
VALUE
CHINOOK OR KING: aes
I1-POUND TALL. . . $25,905
1=POUND FLAT. . -
1/2-POUND FLAT. . 610
4-POUND. - -..
TOTAL; cre
BLUEBACK, RED, OR
SOCKEYE :
1=POUND TALL. . . 513,320 7,593,266 1,884,900 | 27,875,130
1-POUND FLAT. . . 8,928 136 ,332 8,928 136 ,332
1/2-POUND FLAT. . 56,527 | 1,189,783 84, net 1,753,682
4-POUND . » « es 6,865 102,975 103, 294
TOTAL. ss Fe en 585,640 | 9,022,356|1,314,542 | 19,432,650] 1,985,525 | 29,868,438
SILVER OR COHO:
I-POUND TALL. . .
1-POUND FLAT. . «
1/2-POUND FLAT.
4-POUND....-
925,093 661,322
= 2,743
141,947
4,605
218,230
204
TOTALS @” «'s 1,956,233
HUMPBACK OR PINK:
I=POUND TALL. «. « 7,919,195 9,948,168 17,867,765
1/2-POUND FLAT. . 381,233 59,181 440,414
4-POUND . 2. wee 22,03! 135,712 157,743
TOTAL « « « 10,143,061 18,465,922
CHUM OR KETA:
1-POUND TALL. . « 665,198 | 4,988,087 168,013 | 1,254,803 6,554,541
1/2-POUND FLAT. . 7,005 72,150 steal 28,895 101,045
4-POUND...- + = 1,489 10,500 22,336 32,836
ToTAL . . . | 673,692 | 5,070,737 174,043 [1,306,034 | 5,688,422
—en eee
STEELHEAD TROUT:
1-POUND TALL. . 588
Sr SSS Se SS SS
GRAND TOTAL |1,892,917 |15,977,258 | 2,167,306 | 21,918,993|1,358,095 19,928,016|5,428,318 | 57,824,267
26
GENERAL REVIEW
PACK OF CANNED SALMON, 1943: STANDARD CASES - Continued
PRODUCT
CHINOOK OR KING:
I=POUND TALL. . .
1-POUND FLAT. « «
1/2-POUND FLAT. .
1/4-POUND FLAT. -
4-POUND .-+- -
TOTAL - © «
BLUEBACK, RED, OR
SOCKEYE :
1-POUND TALL « «
1-POUND FLAT -« -
1/2-POUND FLAT. «
1/4-POUND FLAT. -
4-POUND .- .. = »
TOTAL « eo e
SILVER OR COHO:
1-POUND TALL
1=POUND FLAT
1/2-POUND FLAT
1/4-POUND FLAT.
4-POUND.- -
TOTAL - « +
HUMPBACK OR PINK:
I=POUND TALL - +
1=POUND FLAT « «
1/2=POUND FLAT. .
4-POUND . . « 5
TOTAL = « eo
CHUM OR KETA:
1=POUND TALLe « -
1=POUND FLATe © «
1/2-POUND FLAT. «
4-POUND . - © + «
TOTAL © «= ©
STEELHEAD:
1-POUND TALL: + «
1-POUND FLAT+ », «
1/2-POUND OVAL. -
1/2-POUND FLAT. .
1/4-POUND OVAL.
1/4-POUND FLAT. -
TOTAL © + «
GRAND TOTAL
CANS TO THE CASE.
WASHINGTON
756,028 | 101,301 | 2,336,638
l +828
20,862
[see | is: |
UNITED STATES
VALUE
$142,928
198,175
1,985,648
9,687
21,540
32,096
2,327
4, 147
15,216
5,315
15,720
124,960
11,432
81,494
an ee las
GRAND TOTAL,
CASES
51,092
18,651
118,761
434
12
3,092,666 188,950
2,911
83,870
19,682
879,691
3
14,437
4,428
UNITED STATES AND
VALUE
$739,575
324,294
2,863,606
,687
168
3,937,330
4,032) 1,885,124 | 27,879, 162
192,249
2,143,664
32,096
103,294
1,657,036
26,654
749,361
4,306
4,809
2,442,166
17,989,605
23,288
931,915
157,743
19,102,551
6,592,868
27
147,928
32,836
6,773,659
11,432
81,494
328 ,943
149,176 | 2,338,616 126,713 | 2, 7, 231 275, 889 ae 704,207 | 62,935,114
NOTE :--"STANDARD CASES" REPRESENTS THE VARIOUS-SIZED CASES CONVERTED TO THE EQUIVALENT OF FORTY-EIGHT !-POUND
SALMON WERE CANNED AT 11! PLANTS IN WASHINGTON, 8 IN OREGON, AND 83 IN ALASKA.
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PACK OF CANNED SARDINES, 1943
SARDINES (HERRING) MAINE AND MASSACHUSETTS | SARDINES (PILCHARD) CALIFORNIA AND OREGON
VALUE CASES VALUE
QUARTERS: =e s 1-POUND CANS: fais ae Lives
3 1/4-OUNCE NET (100 CANS): 15-OUNCE NET, OVAL (48 CANS)
CNSOGKVE ONE Shoe .0) $214,372 IN TOMATO SAUCE , , . |t,378,307 | $6,367,778
IN COTTONSEED OIL
IN MUSTARD. «2 « -
’ IN TOMATO SAUCE .
IN SOYBEAN OIL. .
1,499,668 IN NATURAL OIL, . , ,. 54,963 248 ,433
118,503 IN MUSTARDeER cum ones 19,200 88,704
3,825,219 1N TOMATO AND OLIVE OIL , 22,734 113,670
3,262,329 15-OUNCE NET, TALL (48 CANS)
643
7“ Oren eee
«6, ¢ Sue
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IN PEANUT OIL. . : »408 IN TOMATO SAUCE. ,.,., 511,988 | 2,022,353
IN CORN AND OLIVE OIL . 21,650 IN NATURAL OIL, , a 4,057,304
MIPPERS) aiveiicts 0) 0 os 55,748 IN MUSTARD, . 4.0 0 tea 12,162
3 1/2-OUNCE NET (100 CANS) TENDERLOINS , , ae 42,156
IN COTTONSEED OIL... 797 BHORTICUTS Oo cikeut usateue 34,220
IN TOMATO SAUCE... 314,719 1/2-POUND CANS:
IN SOYBEAN OIL... ew. 35,025 8-OUNCE NET (96 CANS):
4-OUNCE NET (100 CANS): IN TOMATO SAUCE, .,., 64,433
IN COTTONSEED O/L . ws o 81,870 IN NATURAL OIL , ,. 4, 102,072 510,360
IN MUSTARD 2. 4+ + oe 34,770 IN TOMATO SAUCE AND OLIVE
IN SOYBEAN O/L .. 4s e 37,273 (o/s A ch coe bas <e se 13,390 76,992
THREE-QUARTERS : SKINLESS, IN OLIVE OIL, . 1,496 29,920
9-OUNCE NET (48 CANS): BIECETS srg le os 7,747 108,458
IN COTTONSEED O1L . 1. 89 5-OUNCE NET (100 CANS):
IN TOMATO SAUCE... os 29,559 IN TOMATO SAUCE. ,,,. 10,104 46,984
10-OUNCE NET (48 CANS): IN NATURAL OIL ,,,., 37,728 166,003
IN COTTONSEED OIL... es 2,627 9 1/2-OUNCE NET (48 CANS):
INIMUSTARD'*, "6 0.0 © + 90,813 TENDERLOINS . 2. we 3,514 15,813
IN TOMATO SAUCE... w. 417,471 104-OUNCE NET (6 CANS):
IN SOYBEAN O[L 2.2 ee 561 GROUND SARDINES .... .« 32,522 68,621
3 1/2-ouNCE NET (100 CANS):
ENRON es reuse: Hans Ues ettehe 18,533 277,995
TOTAL (ACTUAL CASES). .| 2,285,006 10,686,471 TOTAL (ACTUAL CASES), . 14,352,359
TOTAL (STANDARD CASES).| 2,353,273 » TOTAL (STANDARD CASES), -
NOTE :--"STANDARD CASES” REPRESENTS THE VARIOUS-SIZED CASES CONVERTED TO THE UNIFORM BASIS OF ONE HUNDRED 4-
POUND CANS (34-OUNCES NET) TO THE CASE OF SARDINES (HERRING) AND FORTY-EIGHT I-POUND CANS (15 OUNCES NET)
TO THE CASE OF SARDINES (PILCHARD). SARDINES WERE CANNED 2T 40 PLANTS IN CALIFORNIA, | IN OREGON, 29 IN
MAINE, AND | IN MASSACHUSETTS. .
PACK OF CANNED SEA HERRING, 1943
PRODUCT AND SIZE
NATURAL3$
15=OUNCENET1(48. CANS))..s..c-1) snieulevauinbanenisiceneijers.su.ehle) sje. ea slp. 's $317,980
HASOUNCED NEW (240 CANS))) en's Foieer ion surel oi cmieLiaiaet’« fagiemailel © »\fujusine.jo\\e5 6 « 2,478
12 1/4-OUNCE NET (24 CANS) 2 2 eo ee wee ee eee eee eee cece 4,037
TOMATO SAUCE:
SS OUNGESNETin (490 CANS) bntiaitontetiatiassesiedeidatamimilatimnielca\.,.0.,s hele. ‘p..0b wl.aite 76 ,603
HACOUNGEMNE TM ZAC CANS) "er ante tava tania el sUrniialhoNiaura ita ce Uettal ‘aie. <s, cat7a) 8 785
KIPPERED:
SCEQUNCED NEG: (24. CANS): 0) ace counayts eewellebinn ena mlis| jess so.\at aia 0) 00s" (6 16,216
TOTAL ACTUAL CASES « ee ee ee eo eo we we we we ew ew ew ew we ew 418,099
TOTAL STANDARD CASES .«
NOTE:--"STANDARD CASES" REPRESENTS THE VARIOUS SIZED CASES CONVERTED TO THE EQUIVALENT OF FORTY-EIGHT NO. 300
CANS, TO THE CASE, EACH CAN CONTAINING 15 OUNCES NET WEIGHT OF FISH. SEA HERRING WERE CANNED AT 15 PLANTS IN
MAINE, 1 IN MASSACHUSETTS, AND 1 IN NEW JERSEY.
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PACK OF CANNED TUNA AND TUNA-LIKE FISHES, 1943
YELLOWE IN
CASES VALUE
PRODUCT AND SIZE ALBACORE STRIPED
. MALUE
1/4-PouND (48 CANS) « 2/11,657| 2/$76,244 2/39,807 | 2/$298,535
1/2-POUND (48 CANS) - ~507,491] 5,796,345 258,774 | —2,863, 704
1-=POUND (48 CANS) - 61,67! 1,353,645 ‘ 101,740
TOTAL (ACTUAL CASES 3,263,979
TOTAL (STANDARD
CASES)... .
ose | aes, | oon
151,549 285,908
FLAKES:
1/2=POUND (48 CANS). 4/2,086 ,698 3,185,391 3,007,381
1=POUND (48 CANS). 104,622 85,961 7,926
184,366 2,191,320 | 326,719] 3,271,352| 64,952
ee o,78 Re eons
,
794,075 11,192,201 907,538} 10,497,586 214,800
SS
TOTAL(ACTUAL CASES 3,015,307
TOTAL (STANDARD
CASES). 2. ©
GRAND TOTAL (ACTUA
CASES). . . -
598,304
581,137
GRAND TOTAL
(STANDARD CASES)
PRODUCT AND SIZE "TONNO" AND BONITO YELLOWTAIL TOTAL
i CASES VALUE CASES VALUE
1/4-POUND isa CANS) thoraarg tke wa teicre use. (3) (3) (1) (1) 51,464 $374,779
1/2-POUND (48 CANS) ....... ~~ | 3/45,040| 3/$446,623| 1/50,757 | 1/$373,708| 1,599,268 19,591,127
i) POUND (48° GANS))"5.0c ver ciyauueuns oe nouns (3) (3) 4,531 66,979 93,492 2,133,673
TOTAL (ACTUAL CASES)... ~~... | 45,040] 446,623] 55,288 1,744,224 | 22,099,579
— oe Cae eae es
(el
TOTAL (STANDARD CASES)... .. ~~ 45,040[ = | 58,609 Pe ta 57 | 1,785,303 -
FLAKES:
72-POUND (48 CANS) 22 2 eee 4,883 25,148] 176,036] 890,935 | 9,132,101
1-POUND (48 CANS) . © « «© » e we s = = = 9,917 198,509
TOVACH (ACTUALECASES tmce- wit a 4,883 36 622 900,852 | 9,330,610
TOTAL (STANDARD CASES). . 1... - 4,963] - | 25,148] - | 910,770 -
GRAND TOTAL (ACTUAL CASES)... =. 49,923] 483,245] 80,436 616,723] 2,645,076 | 31,430,189
GRAND TOTAL (STANDARD CASES). . . . 403923 |p > | BS. 257) |e > race para -
1/ THE PACK OF 4-POUND CANS, 48 TO THE CASE, HAS BEEN CONVERTED TO THE EQUIVALENT OF $-POUND CANS, 48 TO THE
~ CASE AND INCLUDEO WITH THAT ITEM. 2
2/ INCLUDES THE PACK OF 4-POUND CANS, 100 TO THE CASE, WHICH HAS BEEN CONVERTED TO THE EQUIVALENT OF 4-POUND
CANS, 48 TO THE CASE.
3/ THE PACK OF 4-POUND CANS, 48 AND 100 TO THE CASE, AND I-POUND CANS, 48 TO THE CASE, HAS BEEN CONVERTED TO
THE EQUIVALENT OF 3—POUND CANS, 48 TO THE CASE AND INCLUDEO WITH THAT ITEM.
4/ INCLUDES THE PACK OF 4-POUND CANS, 192 TO THE CASE, WHICH HAS BEEN CONVERTED TO THE EQUIVALENT OF $~POUND
~ CANS, 48 TO THE CASE. : ;
5/ THE PACK OF I-POUND CANS, 48 TO THE CASE, HAS BEEN CONVERTEO TO THE EQUIVALENT OF #-PouND CANS, 48 TO THE
CASE ANDO !NCLUDEO WITH THAT ITEM.
NOTE :--"STANDARD CASES" REPRESENT THE VARIOUS SIZED CASES CONVERTED TO THE EQUIVALENT OF FORTY-E/GHT #-POUND
CANS TO THE CASE, EACH CAN CONTAINING We OUNCES NET WEIGHT OF MEAT OR 6 OUNCES NET WEIGHT OF FLAKES. TUNA
AND TUNALIKE FISHES WERE CANNED AT 2 PLANTS IN WASHINGTON, 9 I!!! OREGON, AND 18 IN CALIFORNIA.
THE PACK OF TUNA AND TUNALIKE FISHES IN CALIFORNIA AMOUNTED TO 2,389,627 STANDARD CASES, VALUED AT
$27,229,620, WHILE THE PACK OF ALBACORE TUNA IN WASHINGTON AND OREGON AMOUNTED TO 306,446 STANDARD CASES,
VALUED AT $4,200,569.
CANNED FISHERY PRODUCTS AND BYPRODUCTS
PACK OF CANNED MACKEREL, 1943
CASES VALUE PRODUCT ANO SIZE : CASES
MAINE AND MASSACHUSETTS:
PRODUCT AND SIZE
CALIFORNIA:
NATURAL :
I5-OUNCE NET Pe CANS), $4,047,650 IS-OUNCE NET (48 CANS 496,160
16-OUNCE NET (48 CANS), 28,750 14-OUNCE NET (48 CANS) * | * 295,912
GRATED: 12-OUNCE NET (12 CANS) °° 92,787
14-OUNCE NET (48 CANS), 3,168 12 1/4-ouNCE NET (24 CANS) | ° 6,348
FILLETS IN SOYBEAN OIL:
I5S-OUNCE NET (48 CANS),
300,428
831,290 4,379,996
fark RES
NOTE :-~ "STANDARD CASES" REPRESENTS THE VARIOUS-SIZED CASES CONVERTED TO THE EQUIVALENT OF FORTY-EIGHT 1-POUND
CANS TO THE CASE, EACH CAN CONTAINING 15 OUNCES OF FISH. MACKEREL WERE CANNED AT 25 PLANTS IN CALIFORNIA,
2 IN MAINE, AND 4 IN MASSACHUSETTS.
TOTAL (ACTUAL CASES), . . TOTAL (ACTUAL CASES) , , 891,207
TOTAL (STANDARD CASES), , TOTAL (STANDARD CASES) , ,
GRAND TOTAL (STANDARD CASES) , 5,271,203
PACK OF CANNED ALEWIVES, 1943
STANDARD CASES ACTUAL CASES
STATE VALUE SIZE VALUE
MAINE AND MASSACHUSETTS, , $73,679 14-OUNCE NET (24 TO CASE $243,818
MARMUAND hc o.cheniec bale 360,587 15=OUNCE NET (24 TO CASE s 191,248
VIRGINIA AND NORTH CAROLINA 184,947 17-OUNCE NET {24 TO CASE) ° ° 25,268
19-OUNCE NET (24 TO CASE 124,343
OTHER SIZES (STANDARD CASES)’ 34,536
‘619,213 TOTAL | 619,213
NOTE :--"STANDARD CASES" REPRESENT THE VARIOUS S!ZED-CASES CONVERTED TO THE EQUIVALENT OF FORTY-E!IGHT 15-OUNCE
CANS TO THE CASE. ALEWIVES WERE PACKED IN 6 PLANTS IN MAINE; | IN MASSACHUSETTS; 6 IN MARYLANO; 7 IN
VIRGINIA; ANO | IN NORTH CAROLINA.
PACK OF CANNED SHAD, 1943
STANDARD CASES ACTUAL CASES
STATE SIZE VALUE
MAINE AND MARYLAND... . 8-OUNCE NET (48 TO CASE) | | , $2,238
OREGON] ere rsttatre eter a Ys 1G-OUNCE NET (48 TO CASE) 76,524
CANIEORN Atoms, 6.0. caer tens OTHER SIZES (STANDARD CASES)’ * 48,618
TOTAL Me csdttneus ks.» TOTAL , 127,380
Ap 0: Okt 8 ee oe
NOTE :-- "STANDARD CASES" REPRESENTS THE VARIOUS S!ZED CASES CONVERTED TO THE EQUIVALENT OF FORTY-EIGHT 1|-POUND
CANS .TO THE CASE. SHAD WERE PACKED AT | PLANT IN MAINE; 2 IN MARYLAND; 6 IN OREGON;' AND 3 IN CALIFORNIA.
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PACK OF CANNED FISH ROE AND CAVIAR, 1943
STATE
PRODUCT VALUE
AVEWIFESROE Si 20h o ce wleuens $346,719 MASSACHUSETTS, NEW YORK AND
SALMON ROE AND CAVIAR , .°, 75,291 NUSCONSING en cciteilal o) joni l= $399, 137
SHAD IROE seis ae warn doce ie 190,740 MARY CAND ac Sok Stine heh 128,441
WHITEFISH ROE AND CAVIAR, , 63,856 VARGINUA GS Se ces se ares 143,898
DEEP-SEA ROE, MENHADEN ROE, NORTH CAROLINA, ,,..... 91,635
AND STURGEON CAVIAR... 263,116 WASHINGTON, 8 Go ts) sic, cuisine 94,660
GREGONIH Ente ema noitioiie c/ ch eure 70,434
TOTAL, EDIBLE-ROE AND GALRORNWA oto. Sele cee: he te 116,377
CAVIAR. «6 ow ww ww
ieee
[osc [emcee |
NOTE :--"STANDARD CASES" REPRESENTS THE VARIOUS S!ZED CASES CONVERTED TO THE EQUIVALENT OF FORTY-EIGHT !-POUND
CANS TO THE CASE. ALEWIFE ROE WAS CANNED IN 22 PLANTS; SALMON ROE AND CAVIAR, IN 3 PLANTS; SHAD ROE, IN
10 PLANTS; WHITEFISH ROE AND CAVIAR, IN 2 PLANTS; DEEP-SEA AND MENHADEN ROE EACH, IN ! PLANT ;.. STURGEON
CAVIAR,. IN 2 PLANTS; AND SALMON EGGS (FoR BAIT), IN 6 PLANTS. FISH ROE AND CAVIAR WERE CANNED IN | PLANT
IN MASSACHUSETTS: 7 IN NEW YORK; | IN WISCONSIN; 7 IN MARYLAND; 12 IN VIRGINIA; 4 IN NORTH CAROLINA; 5 IN
WASHINGTON; 7 IN OREGON; AND 3 IN CALIFORNIA.
“SALMON EGGS (FOR BAIT)...
GRAND TOTAL’. « « « o« « TOTAL
PACK OF CANNED OYSTERS, 1943
STANDARD CASES ACTUAL CASES
STATE
SIZE VALUE
NORTH CAROLINA, SOUTH
CAROLINA, AND GEORGIA 5-OUNCE NET (48 CANS), . 1... $39,190
FLORIDA AND ACABAMA . . 7 1/2-ouNCE NET (48 CANS), . . 2,750,231
MISSISSIPPI] . 2... OTHER SIZES (STANDARD CASES) - 32,135
Oud 120d
LOUISIANA 2. ee ee
WASHINGTON. . 2...
[215.207 | 2,821,856 _|
V/ THE PACK OF OYSTER SOUP AND SMOKED OYSTERS HAS NOT BEEN INCLUDED WITH THE PACK OF OYSTERS BUT HAS BEEN
SHOWN UNDER THE PACK OF MISCELLANEOUS CANNED FISHERY PRODUCTS.
TOTAL . « « 2 « 2,821,556
NOTE :-- "STANDARD CASES" REPRESENTS THE VARIOUS SIZED CASES CONVERTED TO THE EQUIVALENT OF 48 NO. | CANS TO
THE CASE, EACH CAN CONTAINING 7 1/2-OUNCES NET WEIGHT OF OYSTER MEATS. OYSTERS WERE CANNED AT 2 PLANTS IN
NORTH CAROLINA; 3 IN SOUTH CAROLINA; | IN GEORGIA, | IN FLORIDA; 2 IN ALABAMA, I! IN MISSISSIPPI; 14 IN
LOUISIANA; AND | IN WASHINGTON.
PACK OF CANNED MUSSELS, 1943
STANDARD CASES ACTUAL CASES
STATE VALUE SIZE VALUE
MATNE2%. Weel jee rel ws emuen erie $459,453 5-OUNCE NET (24 CANS), . ... $17,223
MASSACHUSETTS, NEW YORK, AND
NEW JERSEY... . 2. © © 34,369 6-OUNCE NET (24 CANS)... .. 362,418
6 1/2-OUNCE NET (24 CANS), . . 46,746
OTHER SIZES (STANDARD CASES) . 67,435
TOTAL «ww ws we we ow MOWAU cel siie) uel ele! xe, ele 493,822
NOTE :--"STANDARD CASES" REPRESENTS THE VARIOUS SIZED CASES CONVERTED TO THE EQUIVALENT OF 48 NO. | CANS TO THE
CASE, EACH CAN CONTAINS 6 OUNCES NET WEIGHT. MUSSELS WERE CANNED AT 12 PLANTS IN MAINE; | IN MASSACHUSETTS;
1 IN NEW YORK; AND | IN NEW JERSEY.
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PACK OF CANNED SHRIMP : STANDARD CASES, 1943
STATE ORY PACK WET PACKS
VALUE CASES VALUE VALUE
MAINE VANO*FUORIDA 2. <3 10 veins “oe ee (1) 1,302 $13,919 $13,919
GEORGIA s, «. fe Ye ve fete! 5 10 “0 torte ve ‘s = 29,494 334 ,556 334,556
ALABAMA AND TEXAS . 2 ww we ee - 22,262 250,267 250,267
SE SSUE Fie waite Ja Us) ts. ow! vo, qe.ha be ve = 82,876 933,873 933,878
SERIES UANAWS Metts dc so dal ce ie\/s je ie) ie ys 41/$30,799 | 333,215 | 3,796,728 3,827,527
MURSKANM Tse tten es! stele) ete. en Me oe 500 = - 500
0
KOVAL aie fers a's eye cs 5,329,348 471,939 5,360,647
DaYetOMl/e-OUNCE NET (ASYCANS)Ie ciiclule ele cetete ts sles 6 cle ts%e «eso « « « «| 2f° 2,790 $2/31 ,299
WET: *
BS 4-OUNCE NET) ((49' GANS) cle (6) elselisiis let ens sis feels din ie! ss" ee wt © elas > «if 3/ 10,150 3/35 ,359
EDUNGEUNET 0(450GANS)} Nieto eM ctellene fete! ele Mele cls "sc elle velo je ie .s ye .0 le ogee 460,812 5,233,339
OTA Hoya tee ul, s,s, tele" sb niwer tel Ree tata, 6) eMel ieticiia ce aie ,« 6 8,0... ue (eye re
5,360,647
1/ THE PACK OF DRY SHRIMP IN MAINE AND FLORIOA HAS BEEN INCLUDED WITH LOUISIANA PRODUCTION.
/ INCLUDES A SMALL PACK OF 5-OUNCE TINS, 49 TO THE CASE AND 5 3/4-OUNCE TINS, 24 TO THE CASE WHICH HAVE BEEN
CONVERTED TO THE EQUIVALENT OF 6 1/2-OUNCE CANS, 48 TO THE CASE.
EVA INCLUDES THE PACK OF 2 1/2-OUNCE JARS, 48 TO THE CASE, AND 5-OUNCE TINS, 48 TO THE CASE, WHICH HAVE BEEN
CONVERTED TO THE EQUIVALENT OF 5 3/4-OUNCE CANS, 48 TO THE CASE.
NOTE :-- "STANDARD CASES” REPRESENTS THE VARIOUS SIZED CASES CONVERTED TO THE EQUIVALENT OF FORTY-EIGHT 6 1/2-
OUNCE CANS TO THE CASE IN THE DRY PACK AND FORTY-EIGHT 7-OUNCE CANS OR JARS TO THE CASE IN THE WET PACK.
SHRIMP WERE CANNED AT | PLANT IN MAINE, 3 IN GEORGIA, 2 IN FLORIDA, 2 IN ALABAMA, 12 IN MISSISSIPPI, 25 IN
LOUISIANA, 2 IN TEXAS, AND | IN ALASKA.
PACK OF MISCELLANEOUS CANNED FISHERY PRODUCTS, 1943
PRODUCTS
[ALISO oc sy Rap FROME Omer ROM eG) 0 Opa) Se Gite Nae Ow CC act ae ect at at Bac $49,104
MENUADENT Weuiet o) ss lo, « 0) sue Oe) ehiei@ Me fo@visenie elit..w.iS i): 91.6) © \8. ©) @),. 0.00 9) 0 © 30,281
ISHOREAKESII (eo ste oo), ote abe oMeMnre CeMoN Cem Chis). euieuue te. s. tee, “eM oace, 2, 0.'s'e 497,815
MISGEEUANEOUS FISH! 2/ <. ss) e iets) «| elillisl elicheichich©) 6 uc ee ee "eo. ee.ei« 358, 159
SOLOMON COTE cs) si fe eGo! sen cre) eiteMeMen eins) nse” of a! co. ss e "ee e '9 6 60 “ete 572,410
TERRABINTPRODUGTS!( sto: o ss: .s) 0) Ge. eel GMOMOMSS) ele 5) ly sig +) "ee "alte "ses tells “e "s 3,478
TURTCe: PRODUCTS: . « fo « « «6 je © «(0 wwe! ole ens @ 0 @¢ = 6 © # © 6 6 0 6 68 6 8 82,233
MISCELLANEOUS SHELLFISH, ETC. SMe Re Me hiea ceil elke ol hcis, eltel te te: Te) Seite Tels “al Te 37,774
TOTAL 2» © © «
i TUNA FLAKES ARE NOT INCLUDED IN THIS TABLE, BUT ARE INCLUDED IN THE TABLE FOR CANNED TUNA AND TUNALIKE
FISHES.
2/ INCLUDES ANCHOVIES, BARRACUDA, EELS, GARFISH, POLLOCK, KIPPEREO STURGEON, TUNA HORS D'OEUVRE, CAT AND DOG
FOOD, FISH CAKES, BALLS, ETC., FISH CHOWDER, FISH PASTE, AND HADDOCK CHOWDER.
3/ INCLUDES DEVILED CRABS, CRAB AND SHRIMP GUMBO, SOFT CRABS, CRAYFISH (FRESH-WATER), OYSTER SOUP, SMOKED
™ OYSTERS, SHELLFISH BOUILLON, SHELLFISH PASTE, SHRIMP GUMBO, AND SEABURGER.
NOTE :--"STANDARD CASES” REPRESENTS THE VARIOUS SIZED CASES GONVERTED TO THE EQUIVALENT OF FORTY-EIGHT 1|-POUND
CANS TO THE CASE. ON THE EAST COAST MENHADEN WERE CANNED AT 4 PLANTS; FISH FLAKES AT 9 PLANTS;
MISCELLANEOUS FISH AT 7 PLANTS; TERRAPIN PRODUCTS AT 3 PLANTS; TURTLE PRODUCTS AT 3 PLANTS; AND
MISCELLANEOUS SHELLFISH, ETC. AT 3 PLANTS. ON THE WEST COAST HALIBUT WAS CANNED AT | PLANT; MISCELLANEOUS
FISH AT 4 PLANTS; AND SQUID AT 3 PLANTS.
3u GENERAL REVIEW
NUMBER OF FISHERY BYPRODUCTS PLANTS ENGAGED, 1943
ATLANTIC AND PACIF LC COAST
PRODUCT GULF COASTS 1/ | AND ALASKA VOMLNS
at
NUMBER NUMBER NUMBER
OYSTER AND MARINE CLAM-SHELL PRODUCTS:
CRUSHED SHELL FOR POULTRY FEED. . 6 «0 » ee e + 26 8 34
SHELL LIME:
BURNED! «- ciepiswieple) 07 ,slhtay/ s\htal oft «} jefRisflefMok etoile) 5 = 3)
UNBURNED. . . . Bits Nola Amoto ad. 5 25 6 31
FRESH-WATER MUSSEL- SHELL PRODUCTS:
PEARL BUTTONS . . . °
CRUSHED SHELL FOR POULTRY FEED .
CIMED eri. oo
CHIPS AND WASTE SHELLS 5s
NOVELTIES ~- © » 0 « 0 « «
MARINE PEARL-SHELL PRODUCTS:
ecese
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Ce Gen
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eer eee
ee eee
ee eee
Oat Honcho
cee ee
@o
'
@
PEARL BUTTONS ..... Cie eRe aN tS. cq Gna MeyiG
NOVELTIES . 2 ee wee sl heh Leuheiiiniewleit an dente inemare 15 ia 7
ACIDULATED SCRAP, MENHADEN. . » os» © + ee we we 4 = 4
DRIED SCRAP: ;
ACEWIEES, ip Suteliete GYaite! ethieil aVivanialttcPRioM site ofiepte(ite ite 4 = 4
CRAB:
BLUE 2. 2s
HORSESHOE. .
HERRING, 2...
N
N
MENHADEN . ,
MISCELLANEOUS
MEAL:
CRAB; CBUUE ra abe el cup nerecea ee vlan
FUR-SEALD 2300) 15M, PEAR, UE. Oe titan eae a
GROUNDFISH ("WHITE FISH”) INCLUDING ROSEF SH
HERRING .
MENHADEN
PILCHAPD
SALMON .
SHARK,
SHRIMP . .
TUNA AND MACKEREL
WHALE . , 2
MISCELLANEOUS , .
OIL:
WHOLE FISH AND WASTE:
ALEWIFE. Sh, bets 2 - 2
FUR-SEAL , :
GROUNDF ISH (ROSEF i'sH)
HERRING ,
MENHADEN
PILCHARD
SALMON:
EDIBLE , , .
INDUSTRIAL
SHARK. .
TUNA AND MACKEREL
WHALE :
SPERM. Mare CN ries acyetreit ch since mene cet oies = !
WHALE, . SOC JO AONOMBLO NO). 080. F !
MISCELLANEOUS | 2
LIVER:
BOURBON Sip ve ism simanapns) raibient =i leaker mds ioia vee 2 =
=
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INDUSTRIAL
HALIBUT,
SABLEF ISH
SHARK ,
:
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TUNA: 56 wane os
MISCELLANEOUS
LIQUID GLUE, , ,
PEARL ESSENCE, ,
ISINGLASS, . .
AGAR-AGAR , .
KELP PRODUCTS ,
IRISH MOSS POWDER
STICKWATER CONCENTRATE
DEHYDRATED CLAM JUICE,
ees eee see es
aye! fees
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TOTAL, EXCLUSIVE OF DUPLICATION,
1/ INCLUDES FIRMS IN THE GREAT LAKES AND MISSISSIPPI RIVER STATES WHICH ENGAGED IN THE PRODUCTION OF FRESH-
WATER MUSSEL-SHELL PRODUCTS AND BURBOT-LIVER O!L.
CANNED FISHERY PRODUCTS AND BYPRODUCTS 35
PRODUCTION OF OYSTER AND MARINE CLAM-SHELL PRODUCTS, 1943
CRUSHED SHELL
FOR POULTRY FEED SHELL LIME
VALUE
RHODE ISLAND, NEW YORK, AND a
PENRSYUVANIA 6 eee ws 0 8 0 es |,507 $20,902
MEWRSEHSEY Si Pote lots. sls. c 6 6 es 7,799 110,512
ARYL AHO sl cigy cries arya, of wr shunt eiver o 27,264 265,672
PMCUNEAD TR ote ef eh ier‘, te. vo 6 ova 24,315 463,871
NORTH CAROLINA’ = oc s 0s 0 « © © 6s = 4,970
DELAWARE, SOUTH CAROLINA, AND
BRORIDOA MI orisMeltsunis’ ciel is cee. .0 a 43,325 45,247 387,576
MISSISSIPPI, LOUISIANA, AND
TEMAS Sain) ciarete 'eice), © lev e,iete) «-5.e 264,780 | 1,167,328 112,151 304,679 1,279,479
MESUINQYON SS Reet eo re een 4,074 60,38! 2/ 87,818 20,782 148,199
CALIFORNIA AND OREGON, .,...... 25,788 139,805 (2) 25,788 139,805
LOMAS wen euiee sys) euege: oon is 2,820,986
THE PRODUCTION OF SHELL LIME IN CALIFORNIA AND OREGON HAS BEEN INCLUDED WITH THE WASHINGTON PRODUCTION.
INCLUDES 18,471 TONS OF BURNED OYSTER SHELL LIME, VALUED AT $152,841, WHICH WERE PRODUCED IN VIRGINIA,
y MARINE CLAMSHELL PRODUCTS WERE PRODUCED ONLY IN WASHINGTON.
¥ NORTH CAROLINA, MISSISSIPPI, AND LOUISIANA.
NOTE :--CRUSHED SHELL PRODUCTS WERE PREPARED IN | PLANT IN RHODE ISLAND, 6 IN NEW JERSEY, | IN NEW YORK, 3 IN
PENNSYLVANIA, | IN DELAWARE, 3 IN MARYLAND, 5 IN VIRGINIA, 3 IN NORTH CAROLINA, | IN SOUTH CAROLINA, | IN
FLORIDA, 3 IN MISSISSIPPI, | IN LOUISIANA, 2 IN TEXAS, 5 IN WASHINGTON, | IN OREGON, AND 2 IN CALIFORNIA.
PRODUCTION OF FRESH-WATER MUSSEL-SHELL PRODUCTS, 1943
NEW YORK, NEW JERSEY
ON . 5 da
VALUE | QUANTITY VALUE
QUANTITY VALUE
PEARL BUTTONS . . Santas $523,220 | 8,077,525 | $3,679,305
CRUSHED SHELL FOR POULTRY FEED TONS 558 3,397 ,061
UME SG Soiree <Ach a) 5 «| 0) «AR oATONS 1,399 5,662
CHIPS AND SHELL. . 2... « « TONS 1,869 10,000
ROVERESWer tiles. © ten. Soci eet = 62,000
TOTAL «we se we owe 3,782,028
oe ae
if THE PRODUCTION OF LIME IN NEW YORK AND WISCONSIN HAS BEEN INCLUDED WITH THE IOWA PRODUCTION.
2/ THE PRODUCTION OF NOVELTIES IN NEW YORK AND MISSOURI HAS BEEN INCLUDEO WITH THE IOWA PRODUCTION.
NOTE £--MUSSEL SHELLS PURCHASED DURING THE YEAR AMOUNTED TO 14,270 TONS, VALUED AT $580,146. SHELLS WERE TAKEN
IN 15 STATES IN THE MISSISSIPPI RIVER AND GREAT LAKES REGION. THE PRODUCTING STATES, IN THE ORDER OF THEIR
IMPORTANCE WERE: TENNESSEE, WHICH CONTRIBUTED 43 PERCENT OF THE TOTAL QUANTITY; KENTUCKY, 31! PERCENT;
ARKANSAS, 13 PERCENT; INDIANA, 5 PERCENT; ILLINOIS, 3 PERCENT; IOWA, 2 PERCENT; WISCONSIN, | PERCENT;
MISSISSIPPI, MINNESOTA, MICHIGAN, LOUISIANA, TEXAS, ALABAMA, OHIO, AND MISSOURI, LESS THAN | PERCENT EACH.
PRODUCTION OF MARINE PEARL-SHELL PRODUCTS, 1943
FLORIDA
GROSS VALUE GROSS VALUE VALUE
PEARL BUTTONS » ee ee ee ee ee ~ |. 785,876 | $1,095,985 945,189 $1,349,581 =
RMETNESy fbi ce arise, 0 "oo = 3/167,237 = (3} $595,867
ii ees Bn Gok ee ed BR
RHODE !SLAND * TOTAL
AND CALIFORNIA
1TEM CONNECTICUT, PENNSYL-
VANIA, AND MARYLAND
GROSS VALUE VALUE GROSS VALUE
PEARL BULIONS Aon sesh creneeteMeds cssaculile 218, 913 $1, 346, 493 - 2,949,978 $3,792,059
NOVELTIES C/Rinc cha tensieleun Isha weiee $141,430 - 904 ,534
TOTAUN si sat ste eee sts eh 4,696 ,593
1/ PRODUCED PRINCIPALLY FROM IMPORTED SHELLS.
2/ INCLUDES KNIFE HANDLES, HANDLES FOR MANICURE SETS, DOLLS, LAMPS, MOUNTED FISH DECOYS, ETC.
THE PRODUCTION OF NOVELTIES IN NEW JERSEY HAS BEEN INCLUDED WITH THE NEW YORK PRODUCTION.
NOTE:--MARINE PEARL-SHELL PRODUCTS WERE MANUFACTURED AT 1 PLANT IN CONNECTICUT, 1 IN RHODE ISLAND, 5 IN NEW
YORK, 14 IN NEW JERSEY, 1 IN PENNSYLVANIA, 1 IN MARYLAND, 11 IN FLORIDA AND 2 IN CALIFORNIA.
36
PRODUCT
ACIDULATED SCRAP,
ORIED SCRAP:
ALEWIFE , 5. ,
BLUE CRAB, , ,
HORSESHOE CRAB
MENHADEN
MISCELLANEOUS ,
TOTAL
Bice, js)
MEAL:
BLUE CRAB
FUR=SEAL
ervcece
eeeee
GENERAL REVIEW
PRODUCTION OF MISCELLANEOUS BYPRODUCTS, 1943
MENHADEN,
GROUNDF ISH ("WHITEFISH")
INCLUDING ROSEF ISH
HERRING ,
MENHADEN
PILCHARD
SALMON,
SHRIMP;
TUNA AND MACKERE
WHALE due. 4s
MISCELLANEOUS 3/,
t
TOTAL
OIL:
oer ee ee oe
eoeeere ees e
WHOLE FISH AND WASTE:
FUR-SEAL,
HERRING
MENHADEN
PILCHARD
SALMON?
EDIBLE , ,.
INDUSTRIAL,
.
.
e
.
.
ee
TUNA AND MACKEREL
WHALE :
SPERM
OTHER», .
MISCELLANEOUS 4
TOTAL...
LIVER:
COD, MEDICINAL
SHARK ,
TUNAN Dtroetee! ©
OTHER 6/ |, .
TOTAL
sees
LIQUID GLUE,
se ee
eee eee eo © oO
MISCELLANEOUS BYPRODUCTS,
GRAND TOTAL
.
TONS
GALLONS
dO
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ioje)
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jefe)
ATLANTIC AND GULF PACIFIC COAST TOTAL
coasts 1/ (INCLUDING ALASKA)
QUANTITY VALUE | QUANTITY VALUE QUANTITY VALUE
1,555 $58,821 - - 1,555 $58,821
757 51,43] - - 757 51,431
2,459 92,790 - - 2,459 92,790
129 8,916 - - 129 8,916
44,230 | 3,095,30: - - 44.,230 3,095,303
2/1,538| 2/79,060 (2) (2) 1,538 79,060
49,113 | 3,327,500 - - 49,113 3,327,500
1,236 50,645 - - 1,236 50,645
- - 391 $31,432 391 31,432
16,135 1,049, 206 = > 16,135 1,049,206
2,783 147,859 6,387 542,421 9,170 690,280
22,127 | 1,671,369 - - 22,127 1,671,369
- - 75,611| 5,775,932 75,611 5,775,932
- - 1,346 76,72 1,346 76,772
1,317 86,43 - - 1,317 86,435
- - 7,766 505, 199 7,766 505,199
- - 42 2,344 42 2,344
2,908 188,267 1,686 114,950 4,594 303,217
46,506 | 3,193,781 93,229| 7,049,050 139,735 10,242,831
- - 75,259 63,043 75,259 $63,043
90,912 45,446] 1,636,529] 1,084,000 | 1,727,441 1,129,446
5,734,668 | 3,892,142) - - 5,734,668 3,892,142
- - 3,947,295} 9,301,593 | 13,947,295 9,301,593
- - 8,998 12,223 8,998 12,223
- - 121,256 88,604 121,256 88,604
- - 219,044 131,906 219,044 131,906
- 3,366 2,968 3,366 2,968
- - 34,598 27,438 34,598 27,438
330,249 279, 586 62,188 41,935 392,437 321,521
6,155,829 6, 108,533| 10,753,710 | 22,264,362 | 14,970,884
——es a
133,222 - 133,222 189,353
74,613 473,433| 9,418,475 548,046 9,932,474
(5) 5/26 ,823|5/1,305, 146 26 ,823 1,305,146
16,030 7 127,733| 3,365,011 143,763 3,414,987
223,865 753,338] 627,989] 14,088,632 851,854 14,841,970
7/ 307,746 |7/ 640,595 307,746 $640,595
- (8) - 3,754,058
= 5,611,107,
AND MISCELLANEOUS DRY SCRAP AND FISH POMACE ON THE EAST COAST.
Ss 8/3,754,058
28,596,400 dais paca 34,207,507
1/ INCLUDES THE PRODUCTION OF BURBOT=LIVER OIL IN MINNESOTA AND WISCONSIN.
2/ A SMALL QUANTITY OF GREEN SCRAP PRODUCED IN CALIFORNIA HAS BEEN INCLUDED WITH THE PRODUCTION OF HERRING
3/ INCLUDES THE PRODUCTION OF COD-LIVER, SHARK, AND UNCLASSIFIED FISH MEALS ON THE EAST COAST AND SALMON EGG,
~" SHARK, SQUID, AND UNCLASSIFIED FISH MEALS ON THE WEST COAST.
4/ INCLUDES THE PRODUCTION OF ALEWIFE, BLACKFISH, ROSEFISH, AND UNCLASSIFIED BODY OILS ON THE EAST COAST AND
SHARK AND UNCLASSIFIED BODY OILS ON THE WEST COAST.
5/ THE PRODUCTION OF TUNA-LIVER OIL IN MASSACHUSETTS HAS BEEN INCLUDED WITH THE PRODUCTION OF THAT ITEM ON THE
WEST COAST.
6/ INCLUDES THE PRODUCTION OF BURBOT, SWORDFISH, MIXED, AND INDUSTRIAL COD-LIVER OILS ON THE EAST COAST AND
FLOUNDER, HALIBUT, SABLEFISH, AND MIXED LIVER OILS ON THE WEST COAST.
WY THE PRODUCTION OF LIQUIO GLUE IN CALIFORNIA HAS BEEN INCLUDED WITH THE PRODUCTION OF THAT ITEM ON THE EAST
COAST.
/
THE PRODUCTION OF DEHYDRATED CLAM JUICE,
ISINGLASS, AGAR-AGAR, KELP PRODUCTS, PEARL ESSENCE, AND {1RISH MOSS
POWDER ON THE EAST COAST HAS BEEN INCLUDED WITH THE PRODUCTION OF AGAR-AGAR, KELP PRODUCTS, AND STICK-
WATER CONCENTRATE ON THE WEST COAST.
POUNDS.
THE PRODUCTION OF STICKWATER CONCENTRATE AMOUNTED TO 6,968,177
NOTE t--SEE PAGE34 FOR INFORMATION RELATIVE TO THE NUMBER OF FIRMS ENGAGED IN THE PRODUCTION OF THE INDIVIDUAL
MISCELLANEOUS BYPRODUCTS.
FROZEN FISH TRADE ay
SUPPLEMENTARY REVIEW OF THE MENHADEN FISHERY, 1943
GALLONS VALUE VALUE
NEW YORK
NEW JERSEY
DELAWARE
MISSISSIPP
LOUISIANA
VIRGINIA
NORTH
CAROLINA
FLORIDA
361,954,000 3,729,948 | $2,517,919] $4,575,540
132,752,000 673,366
697,202|2/2,730
1,129,913 (2)
500, 248 347,211 1,020,577
173,966 ,000
250,066,000
983,272
521,200
668,603
358,409
1,633,196
1,488,322
TOTAL 3,892,142) 8,717,635
THE PRODUCTION OF MEAL IN FLORIDA HAS BEEN INCLUDED WITH THE NORTH CAROLINA PRODUCTION.
y THE PRODUCTION OF ACIDULATED SCRAP IN DELAWARE HAS BEEN INCLUDED WITH THE NORTH CAROLINA PRODUCTION.
3/ 615,554,460 POUNDS.
NOTE :--THE MENHADEN FACTORIES WERE LOCATED AS FOLLOWS: | IN NEW YORK, 2 IN NEW JERSEY, 2 IN DELAWARE, | IN
MISSISSIPPI, | IN LOUISIANA, 5 IN VIRGINIA, 9 IN NORTH CAROLINA, AND 4 IN FLORIDA.
PRODUCTION OF FISH MEAL AND SCRAP, 1930 - 1943
OTHER
PILCHARD, MEAL AND gg, aeneage HERRING, GROUNOF ISH,| MEAL AND
MEAL DRY SCRAP SCRAP MEAL MEAL “SCRAP
TONS TONS
TOTAL
TONS
1930 25,938 13,702 128,851
1931 16,319 12,520 84,183
1932 25,445 Pe ee
' ,61 129,991
tae 390360 11,214 197,424
1935 95,846 13,772 212,403
1936 121,739 16,937 243,778
1937 89,422 17,828 219,657
1938 89,927 13,443 205,216
1939 96,947 16,598 226,102
1940 “69,975 14,920 193,244
1941 97,979 20,948 236 , 844
1942 71,828 22,907 171,080
75,601 18,685 190,403
FROZEN FISH TRADE
FISH FROZEN
A total of 246,053,445 pounds of fishery products were frozen during !1943 by domestic
freezing plants that reported their activitiesto the government. Atthe time theseproducts
were held in cold-storage, they wereestimated to be valued at $55,000,000. Compared with
the production in 1942, this is decrease of less than | percent in volume but an increase
of 45 percent in the estimated value of the products.
Eight items accounted for 52 percent of thepoundage frozen. These were whiting, which
accounted for 13 percent of the total; rosefish fillets, || percent; mackerel, 7 percent;
halibut, 6 percent, shrimp, 6 percent; and cod fillets, haddock fillets, and sea herring,
each 3 percent.
According to geographical sections, the New England States led all other séctions in
the freezings of fishery products, accounting for 41 percent of the total. The Pacific
Coast States ranked second in the total freezings, with 26 percent of the total.
The bulk of the. production occurred between May and November with the largest monthly
freezings being made in July and August.
1 These statistics in this section were furnished by the War Foods Administration.
38
SPECIES
SUMMARY
FROZEN FISH AND SHELLFISH
SALT-WATER FISH:
BAIT AND ANIMAL FOOD
BLUEF ISH
BUTTERF ISH
COD, HADDOCK, HAKE, “AND POLLOCK
(EXCEPT FILLETS OF
AND POLLOCK)
CROAKERS .
EELS 5 .
FILLETS:
COD, 2.
HADDOCK ,
LINGCOD,
POLLOCK ,
ROSEF ISH
FLOUNDERS ,
HALIBUT, ,
.
cece eae
HERRING, SEA
MACKEREL pene seen
MULLET .
SABLEFISH (BLACK CoD). ;
SALMON:
ee
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3
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2
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b
x
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Z
KING OR CHINOOK,
SILVER OR COHO
FALL AND PINK
STEELHEAD TROUT
UNCLASSIFIED ,
scuP (PORGIES)
SHAD AND SHAD ROE,
SMELT (INCLUDING LAKE
SWORDFISH,
SEA TROUT (WEAKFISH, GRAY AN
WHITING,
OTHER SALT-WATER FISH,» . . 0
COD, HADDOCK,
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SMELT
TOTAL SALT-WATER FISH, . . .
FRESH-WATER FISH:
BAIT AND ANIMAL FOOD ,
BLUE PIKE AND SAUGER ,
CATFISH AND BULLHEADS,
CISCO (LAKE ERIE),
CHUBS, . » « «
LAKE HERRING
TUCET BEE Te a) ote
LAKE TROUT
PIKE (INCLUDING Pi
YELLOW JACK)
STURGEON AND SPOONBILL CAT
SUCKERS. «2. 2 ee e eee,
YELLOW PERCH ....
YELLOW PIKE (OR WALL-EYE).
WHITEFISH, . 2. 6
OTHER FRESH-WATER FISH
TOTAL FRESH-WATER FISH
SHELLFISH:
SCALLOPS
SHR IMP
SsQquID ,
OTHER SHELLFISH,
TOTAL SHELLFISH
CKEREL,
Ss
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GENERAL REVIEW
OF FREEZINGS, 1943: BY MONTHS
POUNDS
46 ,823
2,059
1,118
85,964
23,077
20,198
66,125
125,263
101,033
323,491
190,936
17,271
457,622
1,395,379
27,748
486 ,692
28,117
111,780
6,740,023 | 6,792,081 |9, 149,491 9,958,018
MONTH ENDING ON THE 1ST.OF
POUNDS POUNDS
244,671
1,711
9,070
925,518
2,537
5,437
466,486
3,630
31,065
272,834
1,463
244
301,888
211,149
34,954
34,683
998,842
128,150
557,858
1,101,873
13,423
1,124,020
189,726
35,52!
26,058
9,813
181,451
5,255
303,838
1,313,121
POUNDS
59,151
521,14
920,723
19,423
178,455
123,915
6,947
70,869
17,008
701,892
669,996
22,611
23,887
64,998
1,004,950
2,150,923
17,082
118,737
11,299
72,359
28,925
4,980
12,025
44,043
178,961
313,607
1,744
83,190
363,207
435,404
12,572
462,008
11,201
266,814
25,538
329,600
55,006
149,322
654,337 | _635,893| 752,595 | 559,456 | 2,014,381
149,408
19,143
16,231
52,527
13,965
26,184
55,747
45,436
899,090
15,887
1,333,200
269,171
396,123
JUNE
POUNDS
637,485
14,920
566,115
1,414,036
562,818
26,542
1,125,546
1,111,540
60,652
585, 184
3,720,340
1,383,703
5,240,720
548,805
3,631,039
138,491
176,906
466,329
179,688
101,076
55,107
1,060,500
176, 162
6,285
25,054
117,400
6,196,669
2,556 ,626
31,885,738
79,437
658,462
1,403,881
113,973
1,370,595
74,634
276 ,598
2,735,800
36,025,419
SUMMARY OF FREEZINGS, 1943: BY MONTHS - Continued
SPECIES
FROZEN FISH AND SHELLFISH
SALT-WATER FISH?
BAIT AND ANIMAL FOOD
BLUERISH , . 6 «.< "
BUTTERFISH, .. 04.
COD, HADDOCK, HAKE, AND
POLLOCK (EXCEPT FILLETS OF
COD, HADDOCK, AND POLLOCK)
:
"eee
evee
ere
CROAKERS © «ee ee os
EELS « + «
FILLETS:
cob. - A
HADDOCK A
LINGCOD .
POLLOCK .
ROSEF ISH. °
FLOUNDERS + .
HALIBUT+ «© « .
HERRING, SEA D
RIVER HERRING) - «
A
1D
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op eseee
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ees eeee
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ove
hoe
ats
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Bee
are
Sc
INCLU
MACKEREL (EXCEPT SPANIS!
MULLETIc«s - ss «
SABLEFISH (BLACK CoD)
SALMON:
KING OR CHINOOK. + «
SILVER OR COHO « « «
FALL AND PINK. « » -
STEELHEAD TROUT. « «
oor
.
.
.
.
ING
!
.
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UNCLASSIFIED + -
SCUP (PORGIES) - -
SHAD AND SHAD ROE.
SMELT (INCLUDING LAKE SME
SWORDFISH: - «+ + © +
SEA TROUT (WEAKFISH, GRAY
AND SPOTTED) - « « © «
WHITINGe © es seo ee
OTHER SALT-WATER FISH> »
.
.
Mm
Meroe eevee
TOTAL SALT-WATER FISH-
FRESH-WATER FISH:
BAIT AND ANIMAL FOOD -
BLUE PIKE AND SAUGER -
CATFISH AND BULLHEADS
cisco (LAKE ERIE)
CHUBSe » 2 + 0 + ©
LAKE HERRING - « -
TULLIBEE - ee os
LAKE TROUT » © ee ew
PIKE (INCLUDING PICKEREL
JACKS, AND YELLOW JACK) «
STURGEON ANDO SPOONBILL CAT
MICKERS© esl 0s" 0} =o
YELLOW PERCH « + © ee « o
YELLOW PIKE (OR WALL-EYE) +
WHITEFISH: =» g@ +e + ee
OTHER FRESH-WATER FISH + «+
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SHELLFISH?
SCALLOPS » © «+ ©
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TOTAL FISH AND SHELLFISH -
FROZEN FISH TRADE
JULY AUGUST SEPTEMBER] OCTOBER
POUNDS
520,486
12,498
1,126,115
1,026,487
628,766
11,202
763,222
773,289
61,378
154,285
3,355,838
1,352,598
2, 160,925
949,031
1,556
141,914
t1,307
8,768,918
1,968,224
1,127,075 | 3,689,577| 1,634,638
POUNDS
324,808
26,019
908,55!
950,749
417,839
22,154
674,190
530,360
14,802
43,458
4,361,385
86 , 838
2,536,708
266 ,009
3,089,055
331,303
7,136,374
2,758,896
MONTH ENDING THE IST OF --
NOVEMBER
POUNDS POUNDS
248,826 872,847
35,771 7,244
91,603 29,892
634,116 895,542
62,745 28,174
145,100 71,552
299,755 | 1,095,709
411,452 295,027
7,840 10,478
118,345 965,022
4,778,563] 2,916,401 | 1,530,900
321,846 289 , 807
75,137 34,240
234,760 | 1,355,313
980,526 667,377
179,073 656,503
1,261,296] 1,061,970 362,840
141,119 87,827
531,981 109,735
519,350| 1,178,823 | 1,725,495
404 ~
23,586 173,984
11,330 25,845
22,625 179,132
165,566 109,763
3,651,616] 2,226,051 | 1,424,451
2,484,602 | 2,983,439
211,970
24,534
8,168
163,363
130,330
43,103
593,675
117,474
109,607
513, 182
118,675
197,688
2,742,468
264,285
485,136
1,831,308
145,171
161,307
DECEMBER
POUNDS
315,198
11,812
17,412
504,543
9,219
23,675
396 ,508
56,696
306,616
20,979
18,028
109, 104
42,063
1,057,308
3,123,112
39
TOTAL
POUNDS
5,585,053
185,658
3,285,030
7,850,297
2,816,223
407,873
7,257,483
6,890,173
325,884
2,686,936
26,224,236
6,619,523
16,147,040
6,936,309
16,803,314
2,174,118
5,913,826
2,561,342
5,700,992
6,066,983
47,456 °
916,38)
3,095,776
1,027,609
1,793,719
1,208,634
1,118,280
33,027,722
26,721,291
201,495,161
667, 700
1,907,538
912,580
182,035
1,170,021
5,907,453
382,957
922,402
1,255,896
334,291
104,995
728,903
737,798
1,797,647
6,235,028
23,247,244
1,985,049
14,245,987
2,113,626
2,966,378
21,311,040
34,437,645 |34, 766,542 | 26,913,521]18, 805,683 24,947,718 | 15,297,490] 246,053,445
40 GENERAL REVIEW
SUMMARY OF FREEZINGS, 1943: BY SECTIONS
PRESSED IN THOUSANDS OF POUNDS: THAT 1S, 000 OMITTED
NORT!
SPECIES NEW MIDDLE CEN- | NORTH | SOUTH
ENGLAND] ATLANTIC |ATLANTIC) TRAL ICENTRAL| CENTRAL] PACIFIC] TOTAL
EAST ST
FROZEN FISH AND SHELLFISH
SALT-WATER FISH:
BAIT AND ANIMAL FOOD » « «+ «© oo © 5,585
FUME o 6 ClGsare 6 oO olalo le 6 186
BOTIERRISHa si oy.) of < Mie eilenien (6 3,285
COD, HADDOCK, HAKE, AND POLLOCK
(EXCEPT FILLETS OF COD, HADDOCK,
ANDEPOULOCK)in's © ebellelvel ole! 6 7,860
CROAKERSiratkel 'allc) cr letiailsisinel elle 2,816
FRC Gs sO 6 6 do ot to So 408
FILLETS:
Cea) gaan 0 0 O\DO 0 00 0 00.0 7,257
HADDOCK: Suis) spies ot sihelis? ie) ©) cle 6,890
LINGCOD «eo se se ee ec eee e 326
Foal GBNG oO oO Oop ogo 0 2,687
ROSERINSHowc) aiiay och eitocemeiie) (eh a 26 , 224
FLOUNDERSe » « oo ew ep et ow 4,074 6,620
HAGIGUTs 26) cme ore) eb eum ainic) eh lopie 14,806 16,147
HERRING, SEA (INCLUDING RIVER
HERRING) « « 2 eo eo so 285 6,936
MACKEREL (EXCEPT SPANISH). « © 16,803
MUNMMAG G nb oO dosa 5.5 0 0 2,174
SABLEFISH (BLACK COD). « » « « 5,914
SALMON
KING OR CHINOOK « « © » © © « 2,561
SILVER OR COHO, . se ee ee 5,701
FACE MANDMPINK@e) of cy ellelrainel ve 6,067
STEELHEAD TROUT . « « 0 «© o © 47
UNCLASSIFIED. « © © © © © @ © 916
SCUP (PORGIES) ». « « « « © © © 3,096
SHAD AND SHAD ROE « « « « « 1,028
SMELT (INCLUDING LAKE SMELT) . 1,794
SWORDFISH. « « o « sebiolis 1,299
SEA TROUT (WEAKF ISH, GRAY AND
Sony) 4/0 6 6600 b O10 1,118
WHUMUNG! s\lejellelel ob ollergeuterce 33,028
OTHER SALT-WATER FISH « © » « 26,722
TOTAL SALT-WATER FISH .« 201,495
FRESH-WATER FISH:
BAIT AND ANIMAL FOOD . « « « 668
BLUE PIKE AND SAUGER . » » «© « 1,907
CATFISH AND BULLHEADS . « » © 913
CISCO (LAKE ERIE). » «ee @ © 182
GULLS J6lo 5 6 claw 6 of a6 1,170
LAKE HERRING 2 6 2 0 «oe 0 5,907
TULUIBEE TOES o¥ es ol a} Ske Sierce 383
VAKE “TROUT ei onal eaten 922
PIKE (INCLUDING PICKEREL, JACKS
AND YELLOW JACK) . 2 oo © 1,256
STURGEON AND SPOONBILL CAT. . 334
SUCKERS . 2 « © © © © oe o 105
YELLOW PERCH . . 2 « ane 729
YELLOW PIKE (OR WALL-EYE). aie 738
WHINTEEUSH sel eile ia) (el ceuiey sie! « 1,798
OTHER FRESH-WATER FISH... « 6,235
TOTAL FRESH-WATER FISH . © 23,247
SHELLFISH
SCALLOPS . eee eee revere 5 1,985
SHRIMPi as sien elec: 6) eieu sis) 0 495} 5,061 14,246
SQUIDE "oi ep cuss: +) tle, vikal © = = 2,114
OTHER SHELLFISH .. 2. oe ee 28 83 2,966
TOTAL SHELLFISH 4. wes |_ss2_|1,e26| 592] 5,149| 4,660 | 21,91
TOTAL FISH AND SHELLFISH . . .| 100,790 33,105 [8,915 |15,893| 10,289| 12,674] 64,193 | 246,053
NEW ENGLAND INCLUDES THE SIX STATES OF THAT SECTION; MIODLE ATLANTIC--NEW YORK, NEW JERSEY, AND PENNSYLVANIA;
SOUTH ATLANTIC--DELAWARE, MARYLAND, DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA, VIRGINIA, WEST VIRGINIA, NORTH CAROLINA, SOUTH
CAROLINA, GEORGIA, AND FLORIDA; NORTH CENTRAL, EAST--OHIO, ILLINOIS, INDIANA, MICHIGAN, AND WISCONSIN; NORTH
CENTRAL, WEST--MINNESOTA, IOWA, MISSOURI, NORTH DAKOTA, SOUTH DAKOTA, NEBRASKA, AND KANSAS; SOUTH CENTRAL--
KENTUCKY, TENNESSEE, ALABAMA, MISSISSIPPI, LOUISIANA, TEXAS, OKLAHOMA AND ARKANSAS; AND PACIFIC--WASHINGTON,
OREGON, CALIFORNIA, AND ALASKA.
FROZEN FISH TRADE uy
SUMMARY OF FREEZINGS, 1943: BY SECTIONS AND MONTHS
(EXPRESSED IN THOUSANDS OF POUNDS; THAT 1S, 000 OMITTED)
NORTH
MONTHS NEW MIDDLE CENTRAL SOUTH | PACIFIC. ToTAL
ENGLAND ATLANTIC
MANUARY: clic ahs os 0] « Janie © 6,740
FEBRUARY coh ecko eikwines econ 6,792
MARCH a <0) ‘cthathisisar e's | ‘o-Weute ira) e 9,150
EGS AS VR ONcHae tS come tearie 9,958
MAY Bienietiiet ya: feo sinh s/S) ivi se. 22,220
MUNG Ga) ie eel UP SAS 6. « She che © 36,025
SULNR (errs! Gems ele) ww else 34,438
AUGUST icine! si slic » © wie sg 0 34,766
SEPTEMBER) « se cece soe 26,913
OCTOBER cece «0 of wee oe 18,806
NOVEMBER.) Siimowtiel « «) alvleh ei) « 24,948
DECEMBER . «ee ec ce etm tee 15,207
PRODUCTION OF FROZEN FISHERY PRODUCTS, 1932 - 1943
: NORTH
MIDDLE SOUTH CENTRAL SOUTH PACIFIC TOTAL
ATLANTIC ATLANTIC EAST CENTRAL
1,000 LB. 1,000 LB. 1,000 LS. 1,000 LB. 1,000 L8./1,000 LS. 1,000 LB.
13,323 8,495 2,423 23,258 92,472
14,258 8,107 2,148 26,900 95,874
16,363 12,019 3,170 37,052 133,494
12,140 11,800 2,41) 38,635 149,643
20,068 13,002 2,659 36,579 179,274
22,845 8,450 3,112 44,077 168,224
22,952 10,525 3,836 46,519 186,096
22,083 15,859 2,856 38,456 183,408
22,163 15,744 3,319 48,044 196,155
30,897 16,818 4,291 49,117 246 ,588
31,891 14,150 5,043 53,119 247,165
33,105 15,893 10,283 64,193 246 ,053
HOLDINGS
’
Monthly holdings of frozen fish and shellfish in 1943 averaged 70, 192,000 pounds, a
decrease of 19 percent as compared with the previous year. The holdings on the first of
December amounted to 104,850,000 pounds andwere the largest for anymonth during the year;
while those on the first of May were thesmallest. According to thegeographical distribu-
tion of average monthly holdings, the Pacific Coast States ranked first, followed closely
by the New England and Middle Atlantic States sections.
42
GENERAL REVIEW
SUMMARY OF HOLDINGS, 1943: BY MONTHS
ee
SPECIES
FROZEN FISH AND SHELLFISH
SALT-WATER FISH?
BAIT AND ANIMAL FOOD . .
BCUEFISHI I.) «\ lsete + «1c
BUTTERFISH. » » « 0 2 »
COD, HADDOCK, HAKE, AND PO
(EXCEPT FILLETS OF CoD,
AND POLLOCK) .....
CROAKERS, . . «1 6 eo
EELS, .
FILLETSs
cop... 5
HADDOCK . 5
LINGCOD , A
POLLOCK . .
ROSEF ISH 3
FLOUNDERS . :
HALIBUT . « :
HERRING, SEA (INCLUDING RI
MACKEREL (EXCEPT SPANISH)
MULLET. «© « Prone
SASLEF 1 SH (BLACK cop) a0
SALMON s
KING OR CHINOOK
SILVER OR COHO
FALL AND PINK .
STEELHEAD TROUT
UNCLASSIFIED .
scruP (PORGIES) .
SHAD AND SHAO ROE .
SMELT (INCLUDING LAK
SWORDFISH « « « «
SEA TROUT (WEAce ist,” GRAY
WHITING) cc: i) feeltents: ©) sis
OTHER SALT-WATER FISH... «
a
Reeve
-
e oe
8
oeee eee ee
e oer cree eso ne
m
eee D8 2 ee eo
eco Tee ee eee
eoceeee
We eeeeee
escee eee
=
* Mee ce eo ew ee
°
e
°
E
~—
e
°
LT
A
4
° oe
ee Meee eee eee
TOTAL SALT-WATER FISH.
FRESH-WATER FISH
BAIT AND ANIMAL FOOD.
BLUE PIKE AND SAUGER
CATFISH AND BULLHEADS
cisco (LAKE ERIE). .
Gia 6 oo poo 6
LAKE HERRING 6 6
TULLIBEE . oe
LAKE TROUT . oie
PIKE (INCLUDING PICKER
56
Bit
rc
Ce ee ee ee
ecaceeeeeee
°
E
YELLOW JACK)
STURGEON AND SPOON
SUCKERS » ww ee
YELLOW PERCH « «© o + «
YELLOW PIKE (OR WALL-EYE)
WHITEFISH » 2 2 ee eo
OTHER FRESH-WATER FISH .
—
.
>
eee eee s Hee ew soee
SOG cto Dihe a6 Oo 6
TOTAL FRESH-WATER FISH .
SHELLFISH:
SCALLOPS 2© «+ © «© @ ©
SHRIMPs 0 «© © © © « ©
SPINY LOBSTER TAILS
SQUID > © oe eo ew o@
OTHER SHELLFISH. « »
esees
TOTAL SHELLFISH » » « « «
TOTAL FISH AND SHELLFISH
a
zx
so MoagaoOG00
fa
eee De eevee ee
4
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MONTH ENDING ON THE IST OF -~
JANUARY FEBRUARY MARCH APRIL [may |
POUNDS POUNDS
1,657,452
139,016
758,829
1,923,181
1,005,733
224,300
2,371,307
4,599,005
81,603
3,542,063
1,791,304
1,214,544
7,277,283
1,553,535
9,812,574
2,979,273
3,021,132
2,415,925
78,112,502 |58,982,401H0,255,657 | 21,090,261 | 15,311,701
421,968
1,244,246
204,280
127,080
479,727
3,162,173
528,487
599,074
565,111
500,565
25,919
563,941
350,964
1,838,376
2,206,691
1,087, 769
1,551,679
1,552,533°| 1,159,041 649,768
2,639,230 1,953,211) 1,119,971
2,765,666 1,882,035) 927,721
87,153 57,420 36,15!
1,285,890 1,027,191 919,999
964,727 633,513} 293,629
764,591 681,459) 453,468
497,882 507,996) 731,242
406 ,020 316,548) 227,990
1,020,234 , 767,526) 514,943
13,404,298 | 10,232,392| 6,717,822
8,772,054 | 7,753,054) 5,475, 158
POUNDS
771,274
62,100
316,894
789 ,934
200,409
167,905
249,315
1,036,650
184,470
62,542
212,212
‘1,203,595
365,734
311,283
427,092
248,632
7,001
255,883
278,287
1,458,686
1,606,628
POUNDS
647,143
24,939
194,358
663,224
87,830
160,353
434,368
1,284,875
11,933
294,757
686,493
330,082
1,509,866
926,417
2,014,141
461,086
1,083,326
266,979
437,643
452,824
19,825
520,514
46,021
327,071
1,115,634
132,038
199,353
2,671,626
4,085,532
387,128
432,577
94,080
17,427
120,982
516,035
242,375
286,27)
383,730
205,013
4,110
136,979
180,806
1,507,445
1,246,995
187,843
1,938,020
112,707
48,138
643,147
| 5,932,276 4,728,656 | 2,929,855 |_1,846,4
POUNDS
1,246,596
19,586
162,816
493,287
76 ,386
115,974
516,528
876,503
12,294
155,285
351,783
285, 756
1,144,018
1,676,644
524,470
212,946
1,095,283
110,022
147,136
192,341
14,509
402,958
29,699
430,757
697,450
80,134
79,840
1,103,947
3,056,753
395,275
229,079
75,221
12,204
‘100,216
254,712
158,693
126,415
303,694
213,699
113,464
1,213,132
88,628
56 ,604
374,599
JUNE
POUNDS
2,014,379
48,63)
149,766
842,088
1,067,453
96,012
1,114,304
711,786
45,366
188,211
461,426
927,382
4,614,694
3,148,799
1,162,549
251,937
611,299
172,072
75,471
129,402
5,532
389,257
731,053
907,416
504,867
72,600
* 105,612
1,740,585
4,571,896
26,861,845
434,851
412,78)
90,057
6,333
73,305
253,929
129,55!
92,242
298,360
246,770
15,509
141,061
173,029
735,669
1,664,416
4,767,863
91,102
1,868,008
58,141
369,077
738,923
3,125,251
98,260,445 | 74,048, 5182,902,334 | 29,782,069 | 21,370,542 | 34,754,959
FROZEN FISH TRADE
43
SUMMARY OF HOLDINGS, 1943: BY MONTHS - Continued
MONTH ENDING THE IST OF
SPECIES
DECEMBER ~
OCTOBER | NOVEMBER | DECEMBER 31 ST.
POUNDS POUNDS POUNDS POUNDS
FROZEN FISH AND SHELLFISH
SALT-WATER FISHS
BAIT AND ANIMAL FOOD... «
BLUEFISM 2 0 cs ee ee eee
BUTTERFISH . 2 - ccc ce oe
COD, HADDOCK, HAKE, ANO
POLLOCK (EXCEPT FILLETS OF
COD, HADDOCK, AND POLLGCK)
CROAKERS «ee ee ee ow
BECSEsRst lac: skieu-ai<e cule, ©
FILLETS:
3 1,831,717| 1,780,497) 2,440,382} 2,019,299
; 92,893 94,023 93,744 103,965
1 2,965,090 | 2,642,565| 2,168,263 1,711,421
1,847,332
1,699,592
115,490
2,469,734 | 2,530,716| 2,885,782| 2,835,284
2,464,440] 2,099,423) 1,656,447 1,439,848
124,039 293,404 362,451 265,819
1,444,307 2,269,159 | 2,351,090) 2,828,132} 2,214,145
SEA TROUT (WEAKF ISH, GRAY
AND SPOTTED) . . .
213,657 334,041 639 ,741 620,507 617,892 625,172 559,737
WHITING , 5,316,674 | 8,949,265 | 10,921, 736)0,606,569 | 10,413,513] 9,447,014] 8,712,160
OTHER SALT-WATER FISH” 6,337,303 | 7,385,799 | 9,400,573$0,039,191 | 11,081,349) 12,466,626 | 13,232,609
TOTAL SALT-WATER FISH, . | 48,880,341 |64,853,849 | 80,917, 14 82,813,577 | 81,629,725 | 73,528,846
FRESH-WATER FISH:
BAIT AND ANIMAL FOOD ,
BLUE PIKE AND SAUGER .
CATFISH AND BULLHEADS
CISCO (LAKE ERIE)...
CHUBSGicwene e248 «
LAKE HERRING . 6 so
TULUIGEE, Gas) akon s
WARE THOUS fa, eis. h 9)
PIKE (INCLUDING PICKEREL,
JACKS, AND YELLOW JACK) .
STURGEON AND SPOONBILL CAT
SUCKERS2 ives pice we says
YELLOW PERCH . 2» 2 we oe
YELLOW PIKE (OR WALL-EYE).
WHITEFISH, «2 0
aisle ieliepian ioshed
HADDOCK oe ch», oay.ere, © || abalolsone 3,267,600 | 3,065,044| 2,971,433] 2,598,852
LINGCOD. « 2 eo ee we ew 104,126 = 119,012 90,788 79,493 68,255
POLLOCK, ». «eco ec 2 0 ec 384,755 206 ,623 308,443 896 ,537 694,373
ROSEFISH . «6 «ee ee ee 1,892,028 2, 221,163 3,990,275 | 3,842,431 3,158,605 2,729,324
FLOUNDERS . 2. + 6 « © « « | 1,900,817 | 2,207,520 2,094,673 | 1,848,712) 1,729,403|} 1,391,598
HALIBUT, . . ow ep wi vel se lke 9,973,487 11,124,234 2,761,647 | 10,953,666 8,666,473| 6,746,566
HERRING, SEA (iNctuDING RIVER
HERRING) « « « © © © oe 3,581,943 3,404,234 2,996,790 2,846,109 3,697,180] 3,369,543
MACKEREL [EXCEPT SPANISH), . | 3,834,798 | 6,645,952 7,982,273 | 7,410,080|} 6,792,537] 5,667,226
MUBUE THs ei \silu) lel ialtws bien ne 446,941 489,103 1,048,942 | 1,173,972| 2,066,469] 2,286,388
SABLEFISH (BLACK COD)...» 618,907 | 1,334,197] 1,369,419) 2,306,969 | 2,847,191) 2,449,765| 2,336,535
SALMON:
KING OR CHINOOK, ». 2» « 6 « 585,681 976,298| 1,139,077) 1,710,998 | 1,734,401 1,344,034 1,109,737
SILVER OR COHO . - wo e oe & 234,156 | 1,396,813| 3,459,897] 4,045,692 | 4,126,588) 3,465,863) 2,770,725
FALL AND PINK « © wp eo « 151,188 661,540 | 1,910,307] 2,276,514 | 3,164,641 | 4,428,179| 4,206,748
STEELHEAD TROUT 2.» © + & 155 1,644 41,601 45,200 44,092 56,540
UNCLASSIFIED ». « © ew © o@ © 616,541 632,235] 652,562 628,638 654,416 658,830
ScUP (PORGIES) . . 2. es 2,686,397 | 2,903,210] 2,738,656 | 2,412,103) 2,107,423] 1,832,630
SHAO AND SHAD ROE . 2 + © « 1,245,679 1,226,821] 1,184,633 1,175,880 1,073,037 991,268
SMELT (INCLUDING LAKE SMELT) ’ 526 , 860 477,135, 457,124 536,803 514,378 516,212
SWORDFISH . . « » aids, ve 67,970 170,447 739,196} 789,252 698,415 516,395 401,209
A
.
551,653 512,315 496 ,698 442,059 653,418 806 ,560
617,621 445,893 306 , 495 669,775 1,891,759} 2,412,933
141,680 241,527 256 ,663 290,897 294,627 302,596
1c,301 17,844 53,505 64,173 100,520 150,935
102,329 263,766 649,645 623,597 506,998 498,944
303,402 282,138 | . 289,981 249,953 | 3,171,761 4,671,310
113,218 167,314 236, 142 173,434 140,855 122,333
123,342 135,053 263,711 364,776 548,062 467,572
e
.
.
.
.
.
.
oe ee eevee
297,989 399,379 438,663 558,426 661,436 562,513
306,819 377,765 488,496 505,45! 495,747 454,870
33,868 78,916 71,360 68,438 88,675 61,570
231,724 222,859 446,318 556,305 579,748 593,594
200 ,648 185,073 180,962 246 , 209 291,930 327,024
624,036 794,321 905,147 972,356 1,013,624 891,043
OTHER FRESH-WATER FISH . . 1,813,544 | 1,789,197] 1,748, i 1,848,621 | 2,022,231| 2,244,998
TOTAL FRESH-WATER FISH . | 5,472,194 | 5,933,360 | 6,630,463|6,751,20! | 7,634,470| 12,461,391 | 14,588,795
ee ee eS el Me a eee
SHELLFISH?
SCALLOPS) «6 ss) \s Je = 8 @ Le 187,517 476,815 255,463
SERINE E nee nec aiala | 2oz2isses ' 5,755,925| 7,759. 8,417,629
SPINY LOBSTER TAILS, . 5 se 219,682 : : 204,242 159,560 199,346
SQUID 2. es eseevreevee ae ae 1,264,537] 1,156,268 1,420,625 1,441,628 1,336,828
OTHER SHELLFISH... eee 1,080,445] 1,176,149 180,081 982,745] 1,027,164
TOTAL SHELLFISH . . » 4 « 4,809,797 | 4,650,892 | 5,573,584] 7,318,666 | 9,037,618] 10, 758,441 | 11,236,450
rorat F184 Ano swe.irien. {59,162,352 | 75,438, 101 | 93,121 908,225,042 | 99,485,605 [104,849,557 | 99,354,091
Wy GENERAL REVIEW
SUMMARY OF HOLDINGS, 1943: BY SECTIONS AND MONTHS
(EXPRESSED IN THOUSANDS OF POUNDS; THAT 1S, 000 OMITTED)
NEW TOTAL
DATE ENGLAND
JANUARY | cs ce we cee ee eee 98,260
FEBRUARY: |ancn oncien olicliafisstlenie 74,949
MARCH piiwe cmiamnhie ces) oleom cumeiveti 52,902
APRS Sch emretterte: s) ef otva tere co 29,782
Le lWotoONG eG doo o.8 oO Gln 21,37)
OUNES I Wen of eile Wemes te" iofte Me liemieh <e 34,755
VULYeil. «0: sie tae)7 0 0! ickie elie) 59,162
AUGUST | 2 2 oe es we ee ww ow 75,438
SERTEMBERMI eu emteare) an cia iied isateare 93,12)
Geely Ga a ps oa S90 B00 98,225
NOVEMBER 1. 2s ee ee os woe 99,456 -
DECEMBER) Ie) isis jays © =) elle (elle) 104,850
AVERAGE 70,192
2/ NEW ENGLAND INCLUDES THE $!1X STATES OF THAT SECTION; MIDDLE ATLANTIC--NEW YORK, NEW JERSEY, AND PENNSYLVANIA;
SOUTH ATLANTIC--OELAWARE, MARYLAND, DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA, VIRGINIA, WEST VIRGINIA, NORTH CAROLINA, SOUTH
CAROLINA, GEORGIA, AND FLORIDA; NORTH CENTRAL, EAST--OHIO, ILLINOIS, INDIANA, MICHIGAN AND WISCONSIN; NORTH
CENTRAL, WEST--MINNESOTA, !OWA, MISSOURI, NORTH DAKOTA, SOUTH DAKOTA, NEBRASKA, AND KANSAS; SOUTH CENTRAL-~
KENTUCKY, TENNESSEE, ALABAMA, MISSISSIPPI, LOUISIANA, TEXAS, OKLAHOMA, AND ARKANSAS; AND PACIF1C--WASHINGTON
OREGON, CALIFORNIA, COLORADO, AND ALASKA.
COLD-STORAGE HOLDINGS OF CURED FISH
During 1943, monthly cold-storage holdings of cured herring averaged 12,052,000 pounds,
while those of mild-cured salmon averaged 2,463,000 pounds. Thiswas a decrease of 8 per—
cent in the average holdings of cured herring and 53 percent in average mild-cured salmon
stocks compared with those of 1942. Stocksof cured herring were largest between July and
September, when holdings averaged 19,760,000 pounds, while the largest holdings of mi|ld-
cured salmon were reported during January when 5,465,814 pounds were in storage.
SUMMARY OF HOLDINGS, 1943: BY SPECIES AND MONTHS
SALTED
HERRING, CUREC | SALMON, MILD-CURED OTHER
DATE
TOTAL
POUNDS POUNDS POUNDS POUNDS POUNDS
JANUARY 1 «6 © 0 © © 5,786,035 5,465,814 3,832,687 517,367 15,601,903
FEBRUARY |. «6 » 0 «© » 5,813,582 4,994,694 3,397,978 426 ,663 14,632,917
MARCH | 5 o 0 «© © «@ © 7,555,615 4,023,518 1,824,016 330,887 13,734,036
APRIL 1. © © 0 wo 6,962,744 2,924,792 1,357,741 292,408 11,537,685
MAYSIe a te rele ue ne 8,141,789 1,942,710 1,038,053 296,187 11,418,739
JUNE 1 6 © © © © | 13,949,964 837,122 1,099,247 295,773 16,182, 106
WUCYMEL «.comtantedtatkre cae 19,398,071 1,415,552 1,272,585 413,419 22,499,627
AUGUST | 2 6 e we ee 19,886,577 1,530,424 1,886,765 460,663 23,764,429
SEPTEMBER | « « e » «& 19,995,875 1,737,892 2,352,853 511,232 24,597,852
OCTOBER | « «© « we wo @ 17,406,886 2,019,557 2,273,619 467,649 22,167,711
NOVEMBER | 2. @ « 0 © 14,209,375 2,095,612 1,986,784 505,975 18,797,752
DECEMBER | « « os © 10,243,884 1,782,642 1,791,670 429,932 14,248,128
DECEMBER 31 « o « « 7,321,988 1,247,366 1,675,759 412,885 10,657,998
The foreign trade in fishery products of the united States in 1943
FOREIGN FISHERY TRADE ”
45
amounted to $113,
060,518, of which $67, 230,966 represents the value of theseproducts imported for consump—
tion and $45,829,552, the value of exports of domestic fishery products.
the previous year this was an increase of 6! percent in the total
and 43 percent
imports,
Imports consisted of 324, 388,591
and non-edible fishery products valued at $23,561,612.
valued at $43,244,479,
354,
239,260,046 pounds of edible products,
in exports.
valued at $2,585,073.
Import duties levied on fishery products imported during
increase of 30 percent as compared with the previous year.
1943 totaled $3,522,862,
2 These statistics have been furnished by the Bureau of Census,
FISH, FRESH OR FROZEN:
SALMON . -
OTHER « «
2 @ @
othe cepty
TOTAL « © «
FISH, SALTED, PICKLED,
SALMON . 2 6 «
COD, HADDOCK, HAKE, POLLOCK,
HERRING
SARDINES « «
OTHER « « «
TOTAL « « «
FISH, CANNED:
SALMON) o]t shia tie ionic
COD, HADDOCK, HAKE,
HERRING ses sive
SARDINES (INCLUDING
OTHER) Welkel alee aie
TOTAL « «
SHELLFISH, NOT CANNED:
OYSTERS:
FRESH,
EXPORTS
EXPORTS OF DOMESTIC FISHERY
1TEM
EDIBLE FISHERY PRODUCTS
OR DRY-CURED:
POLLOCK ,
.
PILCHARDS) .
CUSK.
Ss Uae. ow
os) sere
Oe Ne
Cah Oe od
Ce ogra 0
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es, s. ete
mue\lal (elle
ee eee
Chas Owe
sie) es) alte
ee eee
Ss mp_e erie @ e
CUSK
ero ced
Siew lone
= farveliengs
oe Ketueee
Ss eaietiasiee
Chie th Ge)
One Lewes
© Snetene
reat Der
seve mele
exe poueue
a ete) oe ‘aive
IN THECSHEE wile ce venie. e) a) oy eum ce 6) Js) 6) 6) 8
FROZEN, OR IN ICE, SHUCKED - « «+ «© + © © © © © © © @
SHRIMP:
FRESH, FROZEN,
DRIED) = =) 2%»
LOBSTERS . -
CRABS 2. -
CLAMS .. -
TOTAL «+ «
SHELLFISH, CANNED:
SHRIMP « «© © 2 « «
LOBSTERS « + « « «
CRAB MEAT AND CRABS
CLAMS AND OYSTERS
OTHER
TOTAL + «© «
1CE
whe) sarge
“eon
= oe) 6 ue. ye
B46: (0) is de
Cie uae tee
cr Cat et a
Cyt ee eet
eee ee
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nue) Jee as.
ee ewe
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eee ee
se eee
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Ch CN Ser
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weeue feue
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Tunes ae ve
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«Js je ene
‘cigs ge kenge
oe eee
OTHER FISH AND FISH PRODUCTS, NOT ELSEWHERE SPECIFIED « « « «
TOTAL EDIBLE PRODUCTS «+ « « « «
PRODUCTS
se eee
Casas neve . ee eee
Sgt) 6 yee
yd ie
ee ee
eee ee
nde ne eS:
Compared with
trade,- 75 percent in
pounds of edible fishery products, valued at $43,669,
Fishery exports consisted of
and non—edible products,
an
Department of Commerce.
, 1943
POUNDS . VALUE
ENG 7,515 $3,069
os 629,356 84,505
Sas 636 ,871 87,574
st 18,361 5,095
ere 240,496 54,052
ae 1,044,925 74,102
“aes 1,685 281
a 550,386 40,041
eae 1,855,853 173,571
. » | 69,485,629 | 18,013,616
5 629,148 71,934
svt 2,450,579 439,564
. . | 137,202,544 | 20,093,447
eS 24,503,961 3,486 ,207
. . | 234,271,861 | 42,104,768
sat 2,142 456
ae 5,891 3,287
ter 174,954 62,067
Aan 179,047 86 ,028
ane 2,591 851
ie 183 108
its 805 95
ts 365,613 152,892
city 997,693 499,147
2-8 10,827 10,204
ae 10,567 7,943
ee 22,709 9,552
ced 697,728 98,535
whe 1,739,524 | 625,381
ee 390,324 100,293
. « | 239,260,046 | 43,244,479
46
GENERAL REVIEW
EXPORTS OF DOMESTIC FISHERY PRODUCTS , 1943 - Continued
NONED IBLE
FISHERY PRODUCTS
UNIT
MARINE ANIMAL OILS: ae
FISH OILS ... Ge oa 0 Baotoy 6 Oo, oF a Oho ld owba als POUNDS 12,743,488 1,086 ,639
WHALE AND SPERM oll ee oo. omci cb oom, Caso oro olor oO ioYo) 13,452,346 950,068
TOTALS go5 gee a LE aan Ret A a eee a | 26,195,834 | 2,036,707
= eS SSS
GISHOMEAL IRORSEEED! sicetist eo ell cite leiyelicl if oiielialeMoMtemtatkehisitaits Meike TONS 180
RURS. oRURSSEAL. DRESSED OR\ DYED!) eile le Velueianiehcitelici alls ikeiicns meus NUMBER 16,475
REPTILIAN AND AQUATIC LEATHER « « « » « © © © © » @ 6 ww pw POUNDS 37,137
OYSTER ‘SHELES(%s) Sicyc cevte te: 6!» sifalael sitoiiel (ofttoMteie outst eM snieiane iatme TONS 209 ,325
BUTTONSTOR PEARLY OR SHEET cc iiouieu to tatlsiegtoil cilia Reimann Sat silo io ltontaiiia) ne GROSS 201 ,837
MOTHER OF PEARL, UNMANUFACTURED .« . « © 6 «© « «© © © © ew ew ww POUNDS 2,626
OTHER SHELLS, UNMANUFACTURED . ~~ « 6 © «© «© © © «© we © we we we ww DO 28,756
SPONGES . «© «© «© © «© © « © © ©
548,366
TO aioe eo youCmConD. Gul oh chogs ea cot ars a omers
2,585,073
TOTAL NONEDIBLE PRODUCTS «. ~ « » » « © « © © «© © © © © @
GRAND) ROA leamep re wre cyan atmret eli ecco oUaey ar fot Ute nen 45,829,552
IMPORTS
IMPORTS OF FISHERY PRODUCTS ENTERED FOR CONSUMPTION , 1943
1TEM
POUNDS
VALUE
EDIBLE FISHERY PRODUCTS
FISH, FRESH OR FROZEN:
WHOLE, OR BEHEADED, OR EVISCERATED, OR BOTH:
FRESH-WATER FISH:
VIER eas soe do oo oly bp oto Clo on pO Do oo ooo od! TSO be) $3,111,229
VEULOWIPIKE commento ech salem cme Omeeniny tits Moar tone ctmamsuitel ey tatiews) (cet ee, cal Tid) sO405408 1,971,908
SGP OU GES PINE b oon oo bobo doo no Ooo oom Oo 6 of Serle 378,787
NGS UROUIE celocemorte G0 M0 o-oo O06 0-65 0 iolo A Oo oNoloNS ola eo a) Sones Ttt 885,194
NASON) FA ea Gok coud Cid 6 Oem Golo a 6 G0 wo Goo Ondno G0 B Gud) esTtzaeZee) 387,409
TULUIGEES ie 3 Gyontsb oOo, OUOND) Cloud a0 Nolo ONO COMO NbeORO be ceulle eam lO ins i 153,865
CAKE “HERRING ANDAGTSCOES TRG (RI, NRO Mid 5 ORIG 2 MS 1,191,407 237,575
CHUBS . . . CM iio oy oi follow olive tonic foo Tibtiolo lnethionoed ECONO 955,274 232,276
MULLET (Gatostomus) ; oO ROO a. ptt cd oo Sobol to RomoMoto-_Oacitoato ROM bt leer slelsl(17A| 204,441
QUEEN e cea. Seb 6 tnviclhean, on 0 olo Soho ohorono oo tr Sb a raro b oll Weesogi es 862,788
BLUE PIKE... . GOOD OO 0n0,0°0 CHIDO asowecwh a ole ofall OAs ohly 985,779
FRESH-WATER FISH, NOT ELSEWHERE SPECIFIED... .+..ss+c00e ae 2,547,031 306 ,570
BS VSS SiS Gots oc atte Glo be od ololonare 0 0 ovo 0x66 U Geeo 773,510 85,812
SALMON ~. . « OF 0 Mo D201 80) 000 atid 0-6 (O10 0) 00, Ono sono G0 Mahe Pala eieOsAsish 1,449,979
COD, HADDOCK, HAKE, POLLOCK, AND CUSK:
WITHOUT JRINSIREHOVE DRE aame Sis A as Range 5 ay airsemretnnran ny b fa ae 6,321,757 467,951
MiG NE GEO 6 oo boop boo ooo oe boo Ooo oo BO 488,856 50,506
HALIBUT:
FRE ones OOo oo UO DO oO Ob O1olcko oo 6 olo toon oto olf | és Cees) 1,052,147
POET =a oc io op oho alo. Ono Oo to o.0 Oo O%D ono clo 0 1n OND ao sos olf 2a SOAaze) 429,470
MACKEREL: :
RRESHs ey ctnod c8 aio beetom ak loee) tether teicec eRrelta ire Maltalnsiiatt oie at aitanie vel (Alcoa 55,985 5,688
RROZEND ob ese ood aecue Men ccoMelicw mem mcmama en em anteMertee cme oaad etre) eile Me G44¢s6i1 162,936
SWORDFISH:
FSP co OMA a ono Heb AaooeOho Ocho Go bao cpl oueso, pMono igubr cmp: elle OcAlsen 735,677
Ferd Ne Aes VOmaTawC oles ol aud Gob Bavacd a pho, Siac otbua cuore 398,527 120,577
STURGEON:
GRESHp Ecce te ee ives a ialber toute iel an) hom eilemeltemicueclenatenetreuienied eines eters rs 162,727 78,290
EROZENGM einen usps) ome Waders ie ae wep elcome metadata ten cbiomte ey Area acta! aa 96,918 71,637
SHAD) seeuanemtenee Soa eE Ole: cloniatlopia Ole to“olniic: to co loMh tog DEED MOmOne 555,675 49,270
WHITE SEA BASS (ToTAUVA) HID MOOT OO NO. O8 ol ol Cain) chlo OmRomowina tolucerce tomar liesisclserc tals: 263,563
FISH NOT SPECHALLY PROVIDED FOR « os 6 6 1 6 6 tw ee we we th ew ww ol 66,961,333 556, 736
WHETHER OR. NOT WHOLE:
TSG eA BS bo GCO Olan. ci coos Shin oO. oo tO IDLOn Qlomcatc) souceent lalZcasia lero 651,178
THOME ee “SUG bee Bub cl Soba BLAS SMALLS 5 a Cae aeGmouce ce gig Gal “aiselasleleta 98,649
SEA HERRING:
GRESH) co vas pees Me Airey yo) Tal Chie MMMa Dal talkcniadie\veroiraelvelvs) 0 ales) 0° ley '9i/) 20s 509 CAT 1,157,423
GROZENM sstuaiccauke' siagabus esi ie) (lve MMMolffehie tie! lelre)lesie) (e! Jee’ le) \e 16) (ee eal) esOansOu) 113,709
FILLETED, SKINNED, “BONED, SLICED OR DIVIDED, NOT SPECIALLY PROVIDED FOR:
COD, HADDOCK, HAKE, POLLOCK, CUSH, AND ROSEFISH - - + «+ + + + « « « « «| 16,323,416 2,705,945
OTHER) whnalcmemicn watson eh en Meee Marea ememreh fetal! o ¢ flan «, euis)a\l*s tecesl| Loe en SvaaG 1,348,607
TOTAUMia NelliMitetiaiaite tplie) tsa to = iso, «sii I9Gy (eons 21,373,271
FOREIGN FISHERY TRADE
IMPORTS OF FISHERY PRODUCTS ENTERED FOR CONSUMPTION , 1943 - Continued
EDIBLE FISHERY PRODUCTS - CONTINUED
FISH SALTED, DRIED, SMOKED, PICKLED OR PRESERVED:
DRIED AND UNSALTED:
COD, HADDOCK, HAKE, POLLOCK, AND CUSK . «s+ + e+ e+ ee ee ee ee ee eee 399,370 134, 106
SHARMAN qujeied hk bateaeule d= (5) ysiie: bint pn colo Mmnpay Tap fou TORey 'es ley 9h epi eM iah,ta: TEDTe fae 208 ,392 38,489
ORAS la te cabinet vethe ean rats, lol vor elcol of ch chsh styeliiot otiah at aoa! ot fal otternel ve 86 941 19,632
1N OFL OR IN OJL AND OTHER SUBSTANCES:
SARDINES, VALUED OVER 9 CENTS PER POUND.» - - + ee ee ee ee ee eee 413,467 151,958
ANCHOVIES, VALUED OVER 9 CENTS PER POUND .« «e+ ee ee ee ee © © © «| 2,071,864 1,693,347
ORIREEI SH tan chee ore cme teils cca tis Lamsiiegul ic) pilcnis te 6) ce" e/0e", ie) +0: fa, shiek mba 511,330 165,313
ANTIPASTO, VALUED OVER 9 CENTS PER POUND . - ++ + se ee 2 ee ee eee 310 93
OTHER:
VALUED UNDER 9 CENTS PER POUND .. 22 oe eee eee eee eee vee 12 1
VALUED OVER 9 GENTS,PER POUND... 22 ecrecce eer seve seas 641,098 162,231
NOT IN OIL OR IN OIL AND OTHER SUBSTANCES:
IN AIRTIGHT CONTAINERS WEIGHING, WITH CONTENTS, NOT OVER 15 POUNDS EACH:
ANGHOVIESMeCtt ct eacgst ie te ne cilia we eee) es) 6 ie ioe © Wulemenen ea awe 68,863 19,511
SELMDNPNCE rere ats chee. wie cpa ey siist Sets «os 0) eatin gmeme ine suis 24,608 5,660
HERRING, SMOKED, OR KIPPERED, OR IN TOMATO SAUCE, IN CONTAINERS
WEIGHING, WITH CONTENTS, MORE THAN ONE POUND EACH « «© + + «© + s @ © © 34,414 3,573
SARDINES AND OTHER HERRING «© «+ se ee eee eee eee eee eee es 741,423 239,816
FISH CAKES, BALLS, AND PUDDING «+++ ++ eee eee eee ee ee ee 40,212 6,204
GLUE Re eae ace Mom icwetotctebe tee tet-s( 6 cle ln ee se <0» ens © 0 € 0) fs 263,671 65,204
PICKLED OR SALTED:
EXCEPT IN OIL, ETCe, AND NOT IN AIRTIGHT CONTAINERS, NOT OVER 15: POUNDS
CH:
Shean Sete ce eae he teehee ce iste telah ens enAgouams si pats. s\le alia loOs0eu 293,354
Cop, HADDOCK, HAKE, POLLOCK, AND CUSK, NEITHER SKINNED NOR BONED
(EXCEPT THAT VERTEBRAL COLUMN MAY BE REMOVED ):
CONTAINING NOT MORE THAN 43 PERCENT MOISTURE BY WEIGHT « » «+ + « © © «| 25,002,195 3,193,865
CONTAINING MORE THAN 43 PERCENT MOISTURE BY WEIGHT « + « © © © © © « «| 14,811,845 1,650,639
COD, HADDOCK, HAKE, POLLOCK, AND CUSK, SKINNED OR BONED ee tk 6) 8; 6's 3,606,207 694,118
HERRING, WHETHER OR NOT BONED: .
IN CONTAINERS (NOT AIRTIGHT) WEIGHING WITH CONTENTS NOT MORE THAN
15) ROURDS (EAGHS 6 Yas set tot abete at et a tems tate Cake" etaw hs es 2,950 $269
IN BULK OR IN CONTAINERS WEIGHING WITH CONTENTS MORE THAN 1
POUNDS :
{N CONTAINERS, CONTAINING EACH MORE THAN 10 POUNDS OF HERRING:. « «
IF KNOWN COMMERCIALLY AS FULL HERRING « «2. 6 se oe ee © es ew we 6,717,715 293,051
VALUED AT 6 CENTS OR MORE PER POUND . 2 se + es ow te ew ee 11,803,358 1,227,541
BEHEADED AND EVISCERATED, BUT NOT FURTHER ADVANCED (EXCEPT
FINS MAY, -BECRENGVED))) «i: saikeMaikalds Hohe fo Holts Hehe Pulinmsits te et) 's 10,060,453 - 620,238
IF KNOWN COMMERCIALLY AS SPLIT HERRING . «+ 2 se ee ee eee 5,802,083 356 ,602
OUHERI Fe ac oy Sus Meter ochre Ra ay RIE EN tee a GhcLin Me onion mh weeetne 735,724 36,984
MACKEREL:
IN BULK OR IN CONTAINERS WEIGHING, WITH CONTENTS, MORE THAN 15
POONDSSEACH aus 1s 7a) Smeets) epee isl MIS. citeric walle: wuia Seurascrte 4,084,343 555,618
ALEWIVES IN BULK OR IN CONTAINERS WEIGHING, WITH CONTENTS, MORE
THANATS POUNDS EACH aitomey@ 6 (a) (sy alee ‘so, tele 001190 © ey .st whe 810,641 32,082
PICKLED OR SALTED, NOT SPECIALLY PROVIDED FOR:
IN BULK, OR IN CONTAINERS WEIGHING, WITH CONTENTS:
NOTIMORE ETHAN 15 ROUNDS AGH) « a: sce le) ollside lee vile © pies) s 2 Ws 346
MORE: THAN 15 POUNDSIEACH ale oc tomers: « la fo fe “ilelle%is tes S15 488 ,456 47,827
SMOKED OR KIPPERED:
NOT IN OIL, ETC., AND NOT IN AIRTIGHT CONTAINERS, WEIGHING, WITH
CONTENTS, 15 POUNDS OR LESS EACH:
SALMOND aha, sirens! Wen teNlete, slieilalis, (ale) (etteiiie: ‘oto. Wo) faite) fa iiay te fe Ns he 3,657 1,376
HERRING:
WHOLE OR BEHEADED:
HARDIE EDR SMOKE Donic! h.te jeijaukervar cies eriti cs allele ! Soma) ts fee Mo. 1,750,519 172,186
GUHERGeas cee ener wLwra ls, ie: (nan eee ow enh) el one Saaeante: erate 47,073 4,659
BONED, WHETHER OR NOT SKINNED « ee eo ew ew we ee we we we ee ee wo 1,287,093 220,645
EVISCERATED, SPLIT, SKINNED, OR DIVIDED (NOT BONED) ~~. eee + 2, 1,222,370 172,705
COD, HADDOCK, HAKE, POLLOCK, AND CUSK:
WHOLE OR BEHEADED OR EVISCERATED, OR BOTH » + +» ee ee eee weg 124,790 19,785
FILLETED, SKINNED, BONED, SLICED, OR DIVIDED « «we ee ee © © woe 1,366 ,458 261,124
SMOKED OR KIPPERED, NOT SPECIALLY PROVIDED FOR « «+ eee ee 2 wae 26,010 5,064
PREPARED OR PRESERVED, NOT SPECIALLY PROVIDED FOR: :
IN CONTAINERS WEIGHING, WITH CONTENTS, NOT MORE THAN 15 POUNDS EACH:
COD, HADDOCK, HAKE, POLLOCK, AND CUSK - » ee cece cece eee sae 199,157 37,051
TIMER Gants ot cite) tevicer siren vs ae; fo, 's ‘s, 0.18) 6. a) elecer esi ebtam enc (6) «te 2,476 930
IN BULK OR IN CONTAINERS WEIGHING, WITH NEf CONTENTS, MORE THAN 15
POUNDSLEACHIceuial yeas. @ fa) aie. sive seu, wep Sue, Sele eiemiaiaen a: te fe 1,216,383 184,543
FISH PASTE AND FISH SAUCE... +e ecececee sree rere reee 8 & 42,787 8,787
TOTAL iw ie) teuiegn (nd endg, Se (CLE eae etre Te "fe 97,754,449 12,776,895
743437 O- 47-4
~
GENERAL REVIEW
48
IMPORTS OF FISHERY PRODUCTS ENTERED FOR CONSUMPTION , 1943 - Continued
POUNDS
EDIBLE FISHERY PRODUCTS--CONTINUED
CAVIAR AND OTHER FISH ROE:
NOT BOILED:
STURGEON . - «© © «© «© «© «© © © @ Go ooo GO Dud 0 Crowd ot
FISH ROE, NOT SPECIALLY PROVIDED FOR av WoeeW sh yeh tohtom eh ioW Neh cwjiow ol iekvellia
BOILED, PACKED IN AIRTIGHT CONTAINERS «© « «© « «© © © © © «@ «© © © @ «© @ @
TOTAL: wo-Woil cor valine! we) fel pal be Ae) ce) wie! wei ko Ue 0) so). fo)
SHELLFISH:
CRAB MEAT, CRAB SAUCE AND CRAB PASTE:
FRESH OR FROZEN, NOT’ IN AIRTIGHT CONTAINERS . © « « © « «© © © © © © @
272
497
IN AIRTIGHT CONTAINERS « « » « » « e ww oo Old th 6 On cobontiee 280 70
OYSTERS, OYSTER JUICE, OR EJTHER IN COMBINATION WITH OTHER SUBSTANCES,
: IG AWsGGEh GOWNS oo 56 6540000505 o05 800 113 42
RAZOR CLAMS, CANNED . » « 3 Soro nocy OG. Dat cimcr ye 36 ,066 9,062
CLAMS, (EXCEPT RAZOR CLAMS) AND CLAMS iN COMBINATION WITH OTHER
SUBSTANCES (EXCEPT CLAM CHOWDER) . 2 2.» eo soe ese e 23,310 13,287
LOBSTERS (INCLUDING SPINY LOBSTERS AND CRAWFISH):
Neon CANE Gala oo oa Go cd OLolo cWods oo lo Ongar o aol oed 15,733,449 4,796,613
ON TaB) SG 556 "a0 loMlo Sc croton Ba oy ond o.6 lowoecuc alluoeaialic 2,273,277 2,339,856
TURTLES) epteiee eMMiot Rodin ynemial cel/isliie) Ge) 0) uelte heime! felket lel ta) ie Keltel Geile) ue seliel elie 408,175 18,093
CRABS:
FRESH) OR NBROZEN) (NOT) GRAB MEAT) ion elle ion enteliiciie! ollel elle) ell cl lel 6 = 51,226 3,451
PREPARED OR PRESERVED, NOT SPECIALLY PROVIDED FOR « © © © «© « « « @ « 2 1
CLAMS, QUAHOGS, NOT IN AIRTIGHT CONTAINERS:
ERESHSOREROZEN sme omsulicg ial ells! isl isitiel ie. eile \s2 is), a: eye) (sie) (9, e's) -©.\ 6) © 1,111,014 141,562
PREPARED OR PRESERVED, NOT SPECIALLY PROVIDED FOR « « « « © « © « o « 634,268 135,282
SHRIMPS AND PRAWNS . «60 os ce ccc erescwersr nesses oe 5,749,321 1,348,785
SCALLOPS:
FRESH BUT NOT FROZEN » « «ee se se se ee we we ww we ww ow ww 393,976 211,787
Ouc ee tadeo Go OCO tO od bendomp CLO wONomonoy sO (Ohi Oyo ol ONIORCNNT 4,610 2,525
SHELLFISH CONTINUED:
OYSTERS, NOT IN AIRTIGHT CONTAINERS:
FRESH OR FROZEN (EXCEPT SEED OYSTERS) - » » - + 2s © ew we ee wo o 8,222 $678
Chive oe omolOwo. csctolclowolouoloLG GC pmb oo oo) Ded) o Go 270 19
Ney Weis 5 ono O 6 00-000 6.0 0 O.0.0,0.-0 Do OD, Osco co OLO Onte Ono 753 , 234 217,512
LOBSTER; PASTE: AND-SAUGE) © jo: sip otiten cf lolllolilatl oMlsiaiMs) Seitell eidelicl mikellle 4s) in! 109,008 83,869
SHELLFISH, NOT SPECIALLY PROVIDED FOR. + « + « ee so ee ew ow ew 195,498 35,789
tole) URE okt oO oo oO G8o alo Oiulo. cl OceOmomcmol ono Ooo 5.0.0 366 , 866 133,439
TOTAL © «© © «© © © © © © © oe © ee 27,852,676
TOTAL EDIBLE FISHERY PRODUCTS « « « « « 324,388,591 43,669,354
ITEM
NONEDIBLE FISHERY PRODUCTS
MARINE=ANIMAL OILS:
Gp 5 adkorgos Go Oo ole Oo aS on 6 GG O00 Cooe) CGE 590,494 3
Cp) LMEGO colo aos bah ob GOGO 5 aos DO 1,804,467 3,504,293
UU h ln cmc ooo o ma aaan ob ooo aa 0 % DO 658 353
Mean Olble mG a ono GG dla cg G ola) dsolo loMdlo 5 DO 1,893,715 856 , 292
CE/AEOhlEs eer ouas oo oO oyoso Marc otoro! oldud -o¥owdec iofe) 580,643 222,637
SHARK, INCLUDING OIL PRODUCED FROM SHARKS KNOWN AS DOGFISH, 3
NOT SPECIALLY PROVIDED FOR:
olay e CMP O a ont ave org. a tq orb ced clap gla ie) 2,855 ' 7,961
LINES ONE eta) Gig: oA A Valad fceGyappoG Bio casos, b DO 144,674 502,239
Koy ehiik co SMohenGme so sek oo) og -opamowomonGlo! toue Weta unis DO 2,642 1,837
WHALE OIL:
SPERMEGRUDE. 3 sls ae 1006 Js Tue asagc cohen are Do 7,342,116 4,052,806
WHALE OIL, NOT SPECIALLY PROVIDED FOR. 1... ae ye) 8,451,611 4,490,968
MARINE=ANIMAL AND FISH OILS, NOT SPECIALLY PROVIDED FOR DO 8,652 2,500
FISH LIVER OILS, NOT ELSEWHERE SPECIFIED ....... DO 261,346 1,469,803
21,083,873
TOTAL « «© © «© © © © © © 15,515,117
PEARLS AND IMITATION PEARLS;
PEARLS AND PARTS, NOT STRUNG OR SET:
REMY (leowe Gece o Slo bald B Olora clio ONclciona ilo -- 167,284
CULTURED OR CULTIVATED «+ + e+ e+e eee eee eee = 107
IMITATION PEARL BEADS:
HOLLOW.OR FILLED) «2 ce ee ee oe Se es eee ee -- 10,718
SOLID, EXCEPT IRIDESCENT: :
VALUED AT NOT MORE THAN 1/4 CENT PER INCH » « ss « © INCHES 16,222,310 23,532
FOREIGN FISHERY TRADE
IMPORTS OF FISHERY PRODUCTS ENTERED
1TEM
FOR CONSUMPTION
NONEDIBLE FISHERY PRODUCTS ~(CONT 'D)
PEARLS AND IMITATION PEARLS eee
IMITATION PEARL BEADS (CONT'D
VALUED AT MORE THAN 1/4 CENT AND NOT MORE THAN 1
GENT. PER. INCH). 's © s 6 5 0 & 8 as
VALUED AT MORE THAN 1 CENT AND NOT MORE THAN 5 CENTS
REG INCHi re: et lene) sticito ce, (el iste), sear ne
IMITATION PEARLS, HALF PEARLS, AND HOLLOW OR FILLED. «
IMITATION SOLID PEARLS:
VALUED AT MORE THAN 1/4 CENT AND NOT MORE THAN 7 CENT
PERMINGH. attertenie o8 a7 site tole te: 75 ce
VALUED AT MORE THAN 17 CENT AND NOT MORE THAN 5 CENTS.
RERMINGH! <5). -s).0 s0 =
VALUED AT MORE THAN 5 CENTS PER INCH «+ « « + « @ © «
oe ee we we ww
TOTAL: Wie! vet la a, Ce tenia is
SHELLS AND BUTTONS OF PEARL OR SHELL:
SHELLS, UNMANUF ACTURED:
GREEN SNAIL SHELL « « « «© © «
MOTHER-OF=PEARL « © «© © © © © © © @ © © © © we ee
TORTOISE SHELL, NOT SAWED, CUT, FLAKED, POLISHED, OR
OTHERWISE MANUFACTURED OR ADVANCED IN VALUE FROM
NATURAL STATE » e © + © © © © © ew wo hw
SHELLS, NOT SPECIALLY PROVIDED FOR, UNMANUFACTUREDe «
SHELLS, AND MOTHER-OF-PEARL, ENGRAVED, CUT, ORNAMENTED,
OR MANUFACTURED « « «© «© © © © #@ © © © @© © @
PEARL OR SHELL BUTTONS:
OCEAN .
oeerer eee ee ee
SPONGES:
SHEEPSWOOL . .« +
YELLOW AND GRASS
MEEVEE) 5 cou! 6, wp ies ¢
HARDHEAD OR REEF
OTHER me eis 6
je) ales tales
a fo alee
a) wie tate
a) whet sme
=) Sa 8 18:
«) ans) (ene
@ 2 8 we
CO Kien
ety a at la)
oe = 6
a <0es clas
Soc cen.
8) 1S wines
AO Tit Oo
el ahs ms
ae, te mi je
Cis teh Pt
ee eee
ee eee
TOMAS er eiee ie ole 2 ol wo,
AQUARIUM FISH, NOT ELSEWHERE SPECIFIED . «. « «
FISH FOR OTHER THAN HUMAN CONSUMPTION . « » «
COD-LIVER OJL CAKE AND COD-LIVER OJ]L CAKE MEAL
FISH LIVERS « © oe ee ee we we we ee wwe
PASHP SOUNDS) + ote vere eh oe rie ey el toy elena nsnie
ISJNGLASS . 2. « © ee ew ww ow cw °
FISH SCRAP AND FISH MEAL, NOT FERTILIZER .
FISH GLUE AND GLUE SIZE:
VALUED AT LESS THAN 40 CENTS PER POUND « «2 « «© © w @
VALUED AT MORE THAN 40 CENTS PER POUND ». « « « « © « @ «
Ente tates ee) jel "e) et a’ S) ec! et (e' ful ot tet ia wl Stale iw iw? te a
MOSS, SEA GRASS, EEL GRASS AND SEAWEED, DYED OR
MANUFACTURED). « = 6 « je @ @ Sis © 9 6 ss, © « © «
CAST CSCS: SRR me ata MM RC OME Rad SRC ee OR es es Tak eB
SODIUM ALGINATE «. 2s
FISH SKINS, RAW OR SALTED:
.
.
Ce oe ar tr Gar Yer
ee OS el es a, ws
oe ee eee
eee es eee
ees eeee
ee ee eee
ale" Te oe sla bis) o iehe wi 16 Va) oxte: 6
SHARK « « «© «© wo «© «© «
OTRER Ste, “si 6) of. oe nl Im eo. fe Keiite, Colte) ce! el lo Mis! esl ef of
REPTILE SKINS, RAW... « VV arom ahi ieiitalae ey ep e0l8-s)cia)— a
REPTILIAN AND SHARKSKIN LEATHER . a fey wt nile) ite elie 6
LEATHER GOODS, WHOLLY OR IN CHIEF VALUE OF REPTILE . « « «
WALRUS LEATHER, ROUGH? shisigtatiel io) diet ove nt te eiiein el. cel ist le
SEAL SKINS:
RAW (NOT FUR
FUR:
UNDRESSED ;
_ NOT DYED . :
DYED eis « 4
AMBERGRIS . . 3
SPERMACETI WAX « 2 ee oe
WHALEBONE, MANUFACTURES OF
CUTTLEFISH BONE ....
GRINS!) retcchist ye! Ssiniel coh a's
am 6
te) =
we se
ay aa 08,
cere ws
a0 ew) ie a) me le
thish (soe. 8) ste
ae a iets! s Ta
a. ree erie
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« 8 de ©
ojmee ane.
“ie st She aus
Sis ekiats inl
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pw ieee
Gis tes fe) 0
Chis iel tr @ is a
ope) @) "els s«
TOTALS ‘a 0! ee wh ieeley ese" a) <6) a’
TOTAL, NONEDIBLE FISHERY PRODUCTS
GRAND TOTAL « « » ee se eo wo ww
.
.
DO
DO
INCHES
bo
jefe)
POUNDS
DO
iple}
DO
POUNDS
bo
jete)
DO
DO
POUNDS
jefe)
po
DO
TONS
POUNDS
DO
DO
POUNDS
ioe)
DO
DO
DO
PIECES
DO
POUNDS
DO
PIECES
ite)
DO
DO
DO
POUNDS
, 1943 - Continued
1,628,034 $15,684
738,040 9,359
3 2,108
446,149 4,391
1,056
361
234,600
19,919 3,151
3,828,605 607,696
151 599
3,137,630 100,488
230,256
696
942,886
633,376
125,780
485
72,500
98,794
199,989 930,935
— Sea
640
14,735
566 ,767 33,098
4,004,088 2,201,129
212,944 43,636
3 1
2,901 194,687
266 ,526 27,042
6 4
5,103,193 11,178
> 2,266
30,441 31,632
3,920 3,489
164,486 22,406
737,095 49,859
1,352,567 1,130,474
337,024 97,582
84,489 1,919,898
9,211 10,274
59,447
33,454
610
1,178
6,983
587
220
41,565
5,938,074
23,561,612
67,230,
966
50 -
SECTION 2.. NEW ENGLAND FISHERIES
(Area XXITI)3
The yield of the commercial fisheries of the New England States (Maine, New Hampshire,
Massachusetts, Rhode Island, and Connecticut) during 1943 amounted to 645,590,500 pounds,
valued at $43,003, 165 to the fishermen, representing a decrease of 8 percent in volume but
an increase of I8 percent in value as compared with the catch in 1942. These fisheries
gave employment to 16,755 fishermen as compared with 15,044 fishermen in 1942. Of this
number 4,431 were employed onvessels and 12,324 were engaged inthe boat and shore fishery.
Canned fishery products, valued at $14,185,167, were packed in 48 plants in the New
England States, while 35 plants producedbyproducts, valued at $3,604,834. The production
of packaged fish (fresh and frozen fillets and steaks) was valued at $26, 345,939.
3 This number was assigned to this area by the North AmericanCouncil on Fishery Investi-
gations. It should be explained that thereare included inthis area craft whose principal
fishing ports are in the area but at times fish elsewhere. A notable example is the
southern trawl fishery which extends into Area XXIV. It should be observed that data on
the seed-oyster fishery, such as number of persons engaged, craft and gear employed, and
catch, are not included in the statistics of the fishery for market oysters and other
species but are included in a foot note to the table showing the catch of the New England
States which appears on page 53. For a description of the methods used in collecting and
compiling these statistics, ana an account of the years forwhich data have been collected,
the reader is referred to Section.11 of this document entitled, "Statistical Survey Pro-
cedure”.
SECTIONAL SUMMARIES
SUMMARY OF CATCH, 1943
PRODUCTS
NEW HAMPSHIRE MASSACHUSETTS ~
POUNDS VALUE POUNDS VALUE POUNDS VALUE
FISH « « «© « © © © % © » « «| 111,690,900 | $3,037,109 | 1,385,400 | $137,617 460,130,000 | $27,799,906
SHELLFISH, ETC. « «6 « « «| 22,229,200 | 3,972,988 | 1,743,100 473,920 16,881,500 4,528,589
TOTAL « © » « o ©
133,920,100 | 7,010,097 | 3,128,500 611,537 477,011,500
32,328,495
PRODUCTS RHODE ISLAND
POUNDS VALUE POUNDS VALUE POUNDS VALUE
RISH! Sheree ove <i t0,,0 6 emetihsQt1,500 $573,513 | 13,831,000 $996,192 | 598,948,800 | $32,544,337
SHELLFISH, ETC. «+ « « « « «| 4,222,800 | 1,046,045 1,565,100 437,286 46,641,700 10,458,828
TOTAL « « © « « «(16,134,300 | 1,619,558 | 15,396,100 | 1,433,478 | 645,590,500 43,003,165
SUMMARY OF OPERATING UNITS, 1943
RHODE
MASSACHUSETTS | joi anp | CONNECTICUT
NUMBER NUMBER NUMBER NUMBER NUMBER NUMBER
FISHERMEN:
ON VESSELS... «.2 es ee ees saan 3,642 176 4,431
ON BOATS AND SHORE:
REGULAR 5, vue tel o » © % 0 0) o. « 2,334. 456 6,706
CASUAL el io. temelcereiia. icine)’ 6); (es (~ 1,652 202 5,618
TOUAS waldorwiie! eiteliviacita: ‘alia 7,628 16,755
ACCESSORY BOATS
APPARATUS;
ITEM
SECTIONAL SUMMARIES
SUMMARY OF OPERATING UNITS, 1943 - Continued
VESSELS:
STEAM « e we oo
NET TONNAGE .
MOTOR « © 6 « «
NET TONNAGE
oeee
eeee
TOTAL VESSELS
TOTAL NET TONNAGE
BOATS:
MOTOR « « «
OTHER .
PURSE SEINES:
MACKEREL .
OTHER
LENGTH, YARDS
HAUL SEINES, COMMON
LENGTH, YARDS
STOP SEINES . 5
LENGTH, YARDS .«
GILL NETS:
ANCHOR 7
SQUARE YARDS .
BoWRiieie . fs) -</ ts
SQUARE YARDS
STAKE . «6 2 6 @
SQUARE YARDS
LINES:
HAND .
HOOKS .
TRAWL « «
HOOKS .
TROLL . .
HOOKS .
;
POUNDS NETS «
FLOATING TRAPS
WEIRS « 2 6
FYKE NETS « «
DIP NETS «2
BAG NETS « «
_OTTER TRAWLS:
ESHieet ot cere
YARDS AT MOUTH
POTS:
CRAB er
BEES ae ce
LOBSTER « »
eee eee ee eves
HARPOONS
SPEARS
DREDGES:
CLAM
YARDS
OYSTER
YARDS
SCALLOP
YARDS
TONGS :
OYSTER oo « «es
CUAM) Joye, ah 5,0)
RAKES:
OYSTER
OTHER: sos 6 «
HOES ay ‘el fei 6: - 6 @
coe ee ee
AT MOUTH
oe eee
AT MOUTH
oe eee
AT MOUTH
aie cette
LENGTH, YARDS
. .
. .
. e
PERIWINKLE AND COC
° °
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ese eee eee eee
eves
eeee
sees
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ee Meee
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NEW RHODE
MAINE HAMPSHIRE MASSACHUSETTS ISLAND CONNECTICUT TOTAL
NUMBER NUMBER NUMBER NUMBER NUMBER NUMBER
7 - 4 2 3 9
is - 500 20 386 906
110 = 440 44 64 658
1,247 - 13,436 471 975 16,129
110 - bt 46 67 667
1,247 = 13,936 4g 1,361 17,035
2,683 178 1,045 341 233 4,480
1,085 214 1,223 247 142 2,911
28 - 201 43 - 27
7 42 - re 49
2,730 - 21,400 - zs 24,130
32 - Bs - = 32
10,210 - = = a 10,210
21 = 4 6 29 60
2,100 = 265 1,050 16,525 at pen
80 F. = - =
62,100 = = - = 62,100
228 1,244 - = 1,528
79 ,986 18,220 516 ,620 = 614,826
12 37 1,000 - 46 1,095
2,928 11,840 374,980 - 46 ,000 cS
= = - 7
3,583 = = - 1,155 4,738
1,471 855 27 104 149 2,856
4,290 3,087 530 124 298 8,329
9,934 510 17,344 47 = 27,835
715,860 30,550 866 ,900 17,200 = 1,630,510
=| 7 3 28 = 28
= = = 28 7 28
= = 13 - 8 121
16 ~~ 36 24 = ae
7 1 3 - =
= = 1 - 25 26
132 100 386 - 26 644
42 45 = - = 87
86 = 424 43 102 655
2,002 < 10,368 1,087 1,256 14,713
- =. * 735 - 2 735
105 > 381 205 1,764 2,455
208 ,324 15,080 46 ,433 11,215 9,597 290,649
- - - 700 = 700
86 - 52 29 2 169
- 275 4 1 4 284
- - 45 69 - 114
= 45 69 114
- - 19 12 36 67
= = 19 30 54 103
111 - 1,297 436 = 1,844
113 = 1,372 376 = 1,861
= - 44 10 49 103
= = 89 148 10 247
= - - 6 - 6
125 - 991 50 74 1,240
1,256 177 1,166 74 83 2,756,
NEW ENGLAND FISHERIES
52
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NUMBER NUMBER NUMBER
TRANSPORTING:
PERSONS ENGAGED, ON VESSELS 24 17 186
VESSELS, MOTOR. ...... 6 84
NET TONNAGE ..... 192 1,189
WHOLESALE AND MANUFACTURING:
ESTABLISHMENTS ....... 197 398
PERSONS ENGAGED:
PROPRIETORS ....... 133 439
SALARIED EMPLOYEES . . 695 913
WAGE EARNERS:
AVERAGE FOR SEASON. . . 4,193 11,298
AVERAGE FOR YEAR... « 3,094 5,444
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SAMTEDices cash ashe <%=) fo POUNDS 839,400 $13,539 (2) (2)
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BHESHBRICUE TS eae cusnte lmments ole) (2) (2) 6,210,715 1,723,817
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SARIEDs (ORYA cers) ease as pO 12,615 595 (2) (2}
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PULL(LIST FS), Are uals cla po - - 122,925 18,233
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PRESHURICUETS woe 6) os! po! 359,250 100,425 1,218,817 261,295
FROZEN FILLETS... . + es ile) - - 1,796,521 360,840
SMORKEMRUMUEMS) cae sls) «ys po 39,400 1,227 - -
SALTED, GREEN 3/ ... 2s po 902,015 30,271 - -
HERRING, SEA:
CANNED:
HERRING ... ~- . + « « « STANDARD CASES 836 26,420 {3} {3}
SARDINES oscuics mei laliel po 2,345,998 10,674,099 2 2
TL ean icone! onto Be Cea TONS 2,783 147,859 - -
(Oi( orbs? eet Gee irRr gree oLs GALLONS 90,769 45,332 (2) (2)
SALTED:
BRINERSACTED Sse le) o) «we POUNDS 385,200 11,714 {3} iS
PICKLED IN VINEGAR. «. DO 1,245,425 45,549 2 2
SEE FOOTNOTES AT END OF TABLE.
58
NEW ENGLAND FISHERIES
’
MANUFACTURED FISHERY PRODUCTS - Continued
BY MANUFACTURING ESTABLISHMENTS (CONT *D):
HERRING, SEA (CONT'D):
SMOKED:
BLOATERS:
HARD ceitcue
SORT tae
BONELESS . . -
LENGTHWISE . -
MEDIUM SCALE .«
MACKEREL:
FRESH FILLETS «~~ + = «
FROZEN FILLETS . .. ~~ «
FROZEN PAN-DRESSED... .
SALTED:
DRYa URLULETS) .sterneiiets) -«
SPUlTipabs duis: Seen See se
GANNEDe st Sisiie crane oem cous
POLLOCK:
FRESH FILLETS .....-
FROZEN FILLETS ......
SALTED, GREEN 3/.....
ROSEF ISH: a
FRESH FILLETS . .
FROZEN FILLETS. .
SALMON, SMOKED... .
egiswie asia
GO ond
oo O OOD
OO 0 O
ee eee
SHAD, SMOKED. . .
WHITEFISH, SMOKED
WHITING:
FRESH FILLETS ....
FROZEN FILLETS... .
FRESH, SPLIT, "BUTTERFLY"
FROZEN, SPLIT, "BUTTERFLY
FROZEN, PAN-DRESSED . . .
FRESH PAN-DRESSED .. . .
WOLFF ISH:
FRESH FILLETS .....-
FROZEN) RIUUETS: © spc =e
CRABS, HARD:
CANNED . «2 «+
ee
MEAT, PACKAGED, FRESH~COOKE
LOBSTER, MEAT, PACKAGED,
FRESH-COOKED . « « « = « «
MUSSELS,SEA,CANNED ..- « «
CLAMS, HARD, FRESH=SHUCKED .
CLAMS, SOFT:
FRESH=SHUCKED Bune
CANNED, WHOLE . +--+. =
SHRIMP, CANNED . - « =
UNCLASSIFIED PRODUCTS:
STICKS AND PAN-DRESSED,
FRESH AND FROZEN -.-« ©
FILLETS, FRESH AND FROZEN
STEAKS, FRESH AND FROZEN .«
SALTED - « «© «© © «© e © © ©
SMOKED .«. « « « «
CANNED:
FISH FLAKES .. -
OTHER + « « « © «
MEAL, MISCELLANEOU:
O!lL, MISCELLANEOUS .
PEARL ESSENCE .. e
GLUE, LIQUID ...
MISCELLANEOUS .. « «
eee
ee we ee
ee ee eee
ee er i ery
speeial lew’ ce
TOTAL »« «© « «© + «
BY FISHERMEN:
ALEWIVES, SMOKED... .. .
POLLOCK, GREEN SALTED 3/. .
CRAB MEAT, PACKAGED, FRESH-
COOKED... .
LOBSTER MEAT, PACKAGED, FRESH-
COOKEDIEs e-em
CLAMS, HARD, FRESH-SHUCKED -
CLAMS, RAZOR, FRESH-SHUCKED
CLAMS, SOFT:
PICKLED Ns sick = eee
FRESH-SHUCKED. . ...- ~
STEAMED MEATS
SEE FOOTNOTES AT END OF TABLE.
oo OG 0
D
Co Ono oD
POUNDS
DO
DO
DO
jefe)
ie)
DO
DO
po
DO
STANDARD CASES
POUNDS
DO
DO
DO
ipfe)
DO
DO
DBO
jefe)
ioe)
i2le)
DO
jefe)
izle)
ioe)
DO
STANDARD CASES
POUNDS
jefe)
STANDARD CASES
GALLONS
po
STANDARD CASES
DO
POUNDS
ipje)
DO
DO
DO
STANDARD CASES
GALLONS
POUNDS
GALLONS
POUNDS
jie)
po
po
GALLONS
DO
ie }e)
bo
POUNDS
(2)
2
2
184,772
979,875
5,814,276
836
52,172
16 ,300
41,685
(2)
29,100
44,242
379
4/1,418,946
6/147, 750
9/179 , 346
17/195, 740
20,081
15/59 967
17/3 ,365
19743, 636
> 31,500
ae
21/129, 164
114,600
4,100
2,000
25/31 , 346
75
117,074
(2)
2
2
5,665
218,114
1,345,870
26 ,420
25,915
19,300
459,453
(2)
29,420
344,914
3,794
4/203, 905
'6/25,538
9/19, 967
17/13, 134
315,159
15/472, 143
17/189,500
“19/57, 160
131, 000
2
21/186 ,975
18,895,341 15,627,966 131,616,206
25/27,928
150
11,603
QUANTITY
(2)
(2)
528,700
5,348,328
1,662, 185
1,660,000
498, 100
101,878
2,437,526
3,064,336
1,902,462
22,315,892
900
400
45,000
68,883
2,099,034
439 ;360
4,082,120
13, 146,480
150,420
35,844
29,478
243,222
261,200
(2)
369,142
5/1,437,290
~ 7/226 ,491
B/102,519
10/3,969,070
~ 12/495, 721
14/13, 237
76/94,653
78/14, 795
207364408
285,288
22/2,355,756
MASSACHUSETTS
VALUE
(2)
(2)
$121,167
1,026 ,238
231,432
108,300
27,369
859,869
428,354
509,829
422,896
4,965,309
338
94
18,131
8,864
254,498
69,879
646 ,928
1,025,113
9,179
8,473
7,059
81,846
295 ,882
(2)
573,014
5/116 ,549
7/49, 172
B/22,505
107295,430
“72/46 ,308
14/182 ,656
76/557,619
18/971,433
20/394, 996
590,721
22/856 ,565
30,765,760
SECTIONAL SUMMARIES aa
MANUFACTURED FISHERY PRODUCTS - Continued
MASSACHUSETTS
QUANTITY QUANTITY
BY FISHERMEN (CONT'D):
OYSTERS, FRESH-SHUCKED . .... ~~~ GALLONS
SCALLOPS:
1,200 $2,640
BAY, FRESH-SHUCKED......... po 93,517
SEA, FRESH-SHUCKED ......... ie) 651,588
TROVE DATS. SAS Cone ene 1,197,901
GRAND! -TOTAL eet tere rei > ree Ne 31,963,661
1 TEM RHODE ISLAND CONNECTICUT
VALUE QUANTITY VALUE
BY MANUFACTURING ESTABLISHMENTS: ra ae Fe wim
BUTTERFISH, SMOKED... + « o © « POUNDS - (2) (2)
HADDOCK :
SMOKED, FINNAN HADDIE .. 2+ - po (2) - -
SALMON, SMOKED .. . «6 «© 0 2 0 oe ole) - (2) (2)
CRABS, HARD:
MEAT, PACKAGED, FRESH-COOKED . . . po - -
CLAMS, HARD, FRESH-SHUCKED .... ~ GALLONS - -
CLAMS, SOFT, FRESH-SHUCKED .... po - -
OYSTERS, FRESH-SHUCKED ... 4. - po 138,710 $285,932
UNCLASSIFIED PRODUCTS:
REE SS is atic te ida: .sli'o ya 22 es POUNDS (13) (13)
GANNED 5. 8.0 2 2 lo © & © 6 6 ee. STANDARD CASES 13 - -
MISCELLANEOUS «2+ 4 + see eee 23/219, 702 249737, 138 24/785 ,482
TOTAW a) ce fe hle orl whoa us eete 537,140 875,848 1,071,414
BY FISHERMEN:
ALEWIVES, SMOKED oe le: Saree te wea POUNDS =
CLAMS, HARD, FRESH-SHUCKED « « « « « GALLONS 3
OYSTERS, FRESH-~SHUCKED . « + « « « « po 1,800
SCALLOPS, BAY, FRESH~SHUCKED . . « ~ ile} 5,215
(FOTIAL- tetera a. 5 folMencat a: fe! Js
GRANDTOTAU, ta le) sts cs kee 1,078,429
1/ DATA ON THE PRODUCTION OF CANNED PRODUCTS, BYPRODUCTS, AND PACKAGED FISH ARE FOR 1943, WHILE THOSE ON THE
PRODUCTION OF SALTED AND SMOKED FISH, PACKAGED SHELLFISH, AND FISHERMEN'S PREPARED PRODUCTS ARE FOR 1940.
2/ THE PRODUCTION OF THIS ITEM HAS BEEN INCLUDED UNDER "UNCLASSIFIED PRODUCTS."
3/ THIS ITEM 1S USUALLY AN INTERMEDIATE PRODUCT AND, ALTHOUGH INCLUDED IN THE TOTAL, MAY BE SHOWN IN ITS FINAL
STAGE OF PROCESSING IN THIS OR ANOTHER STATE.
4/ \NCLUDES FRESH STICKS OF COD, CUSK, HADDOCK, HAKE, AND POLLOCK; FROZEN STICKS OF WHITING; AND FROZEN PAN-
DRESSED WHITING.
5/ \NCLUDES FRESH PAN-DRESSED MACKEREL; FROZEN STICKS OF WHITING; AND FROZEN PAN-DRESSED HAKE.
/ \NCLUDES FRESH FILLETS OF FLOUNDERS AND POLLOCK; AND FROZEN FILLETS OF COD, CUSK, HADDOCK, AND POLLOCK. |
ue INCLUDES FRESH FILLETS OF BLUEFISH, SALMON, AND MISCELLANEOUS FISH; FROZEN FILLETS OF ALEWIFE, SEA HERRING,
ND MISCELLANEOUS FISH; AND FROZEN BUTTERFLY SPLIT HAKE.
8/ INCLUDES FRESH STEAKS OF FLOUNDERS, HADDOCK, AND POLLOCK; AND FROZEN STEAKS OF COD.
3/ INCLUDES SALTED BONELESS AND ABSOLUTELY BONELESS COD AND HAKE; DRY-SALTED CUSK, HAKE, AND POLLOCK; AND GREEN-
SALTED CUSK AND HADDOCK.
10/ INCLUDES SALTED ALEWIVES, CUSK, HADDOCK, HAKE, AND POLLOCK; DRY-SALTED COD, HADDOCK, HAKE, AND POLLOCK;
SALTED BONELESS AND ABSOLUTELY BONELESS CUSK, HADDOCK, AND HAKE; BRINE-SALTED HERRING, MACKEREL, AND MACKEREL
FILLETS; GROUNDFISH TONGUES AND SOUNDS; AND HERRING PICKLED IN VINEGAR.
11/ INCLUDES SMOKED ALEWIVES, COD, CUSK, HERRING, POLLOCK, BONELESS COD, AND CUSK FILLETS.
T2/ INCLUDES SMOKED ALEWIFE, MACKEREL, AND SALMON FILLETS, HADDOCK, HALIBUT, AND SEA HERRING (HARD BLOATERS AND
MEDIUM SCALED); AND KIPPERED HERRING. | “ ;
13/ THIS ITEM HAS BEEN INCLUDED UNDER "MISCELLANEOUS.
74/ INCLUDES FLAKES OF HADDOCK AND MISCELLANEOUS F!SH.
INCLUDES CANNED MACKEREL, POLLOCK, SHAD, MINCED SOFT CLAMS, SOFT CLAM CHOWDER, JUICE, BOUILLON, AND COCKTAIL,
AND MISCELLANEOUS FISH CHOWDER.
16/ INCLUDES CANNED ALEWIVES, SARDINES, SEA HERRING, SEA MUSSELS, DEEP SEA ROE, HADDOCK CHOWDER, FISH CAKES,
BALLS, ETC., AND CAT-AND-DOG FOOD,
17/ INCLUDES COD-LIVER MEAL; SEA HERRING DRY SCRAP; AND MISCELLANEOUS FISH MEALS AND WASTE FISH.
JB/ INCLUDES REDFISH, GROUNDF!SH, AND MISCELLANEOUS FISH MEALS.
TO/ INCLUDES MEDICINAL AND !NOUSTRIAL COD-LIVER OIL AND MIXED-LIVER OILS.
20/ INCLUDES BLACKFISH, REDFISH, AND SEA HERRING BODY OILS; SHARK, SWORDFISH, AND TUNA LIVER OILS; AND MEDICINAL
AND INDUSTRIAL COD-LIVER OIL.
21/ INCLUDES SEA HERRING POMACE; FRESH-SHUCKED HARD CLAMS; LIQUID GLUE; AND KELP PRODUCTS.
INCLUDES MANUFACTURED FROZEN FISH CAKES; FRESH-SHUCKED HARD CLAMS; FRESH-SHUCKED BAY SCALLOPS; |SINGLASS;
AND IRISH MOSS POWDER.
23/ INCLUDES FRESH-COOKED AND PACKAGED CRAB MEAT; SMOKED HADDOCK FINNAN HADDIE; HARD CLAM CHOWDER; OYSTER-SHELL
POULTRY FEED; AND MARINE~SHELL NOVELTIES.
24/ |NCLUDES SMOKED BUTTERFISH, CARP, CHUB, CISCO, EEL (COMMON), SALMON, AND SPOONBILL CAT; AND MARINE~SHELL
‘BUTTONS.
(FOOTNOTES ARE CONTINUED)
60 NEW ENGLAND FISHERIES
MANUFACTURED FISHERY PRODUCTS - Continued
(FOOTNOTES CONTINUED) 25/ INCLUDES A SMALL QUANTITY PRODUCED IN NEW HAMPSHIRE-
NOTE:--THE TOTAL VALUE OF MANUFACTURED PRODUCTS FOR THE NEW ENGLAND STATES WAS AS FOLLOWS: BY MANUFACTURING
ESTABLISHMENTS, $48,002,280, AND BY FISHERMEN, $1,356,815. SOME OF THE ABOVE PRODUCTS MAY HAVE BEEN
MANUFACTURED FROM PRODUCTS IMPORTED FROM ANOTHER STATE OR A FOREIGN COUNTRY; THEREFORE, THEY CANNOT BE
CORRELATED DIRECTLY WITH THE CATCH WITHIN THE STATE. OF THE TOTAL NUMBER OF PERSONS ENGAGED IN THE PREPARA-
TION OF FISHERMEN 'S MANUFACTURED PRODUCTS, 2,937 HAVE ALSO BEEN INCLUDED AS FISHERMEN, AND 5 OF THE PERSONS
SHOWN ON TRANSPORTING CRAFT HAVE ALSO BEEN INCLUDED AS FISHERMEN. THIS SHOULD BE CONSIDERED WHEN COMPUTING
THE TOTAL NUMBER OF PERSONS IN THE FISHERY INDUSTRIES EXCLUSIVE OF DUPLICATION.
MAINE
OPERATING UNITS, 1943
GILL NETS
PURSE SEINES HAUL
SEINES,
COMMON
STOP
1TEM
SEINES
MACKEREL ANCHOR DRIFT
NUMBER NUMBER NUMBER NUMBER NUMBER NUMBER
FISHERMEN:
ON VESSELS . =. « «= «© « « «
ON BOATS AND SHORE:
REGUUARI sts 0e cen) ralitetie tte.) silks
CASUAL .%. =» « «© 6 © © « «
28 42
WONG So oD G5
VESSELS, MOTOR. ..-.....
NET TONNAGE: 9) Sc citebe pecs te, As
BOATS:
MOTOR Ye Pa tube ae rales ee Bee
OTHER Ae ts Re eee ocna4
AGGESSORYS BOATS!) ome seecncee =
APPARATUS:
NUMBERI ps cceame ieee orem
LENGTH, YARDS .... .
SQUARE YARDS ......
HOOKS, BAITS, OR SNOODS
DIP
NETS,
COMMON
LINES
(CONT'D),
TRAWL
FLOATING
TRAPS
1TEM
NUMBER NUMBER NUMBER NUMBER NUMBER NUMBER
F 1 SHERMEN =: "
ON VESSELS a} a: Hel Megas Ree wo) co 231 -
ON BOATS AND SHORE:
REGULAR .« «© 5 « «2 © © «© « 102 3
CASUAL COM Oni Ge DQ ON OK = 3
333
TOTAL « «© +» we « ©
VESSELS, MOTOR « « - « « « » «
NET TONNAGE . «© « «+ « « « «
BOATS:
(MISMO 9 Soko od Spc lose (6 4
OTHER! voy tanetiteye slerawtcy eet ten ey Oks 2
ACCESSORYs BOATS) isl dette fe) is) is en paves
APPARATUS:
NUMBEIRSnSy tte ar tetra ite mn Mceeat 9,934 105
YARDS AT MOUTH « - + « « «© « =
HOOKS, BAITS, OR SNOODS . . 715,860
RAKES BY HAND TOTAL, EXCLU=
POTS, DREDGES, i A 3 f
re LOBSTER| HARPOONS | scaLtop’| FoR ovsTER FOR OYSTER | CATION
NUMBER NUMBER NUMBER NUMBER NUMBER
FISHERMEN:
ONEVESSEUS®.. «ee ameeies coe 48 13 ; 374
ON BOATS AND SHORE:
REGUUAR: Méclcy «fatale, Jae 2,162 3,533
CASUAU canna te) culewinrt shatitte 332 2,174
TOMA Cee sobtenss nels 6,081
VESSEUS)) MOTOR! 4 et0e) aie te als 42 110
NEM TONNAGE: | ur esockomeueece 254 1,247
BOATS:
MOTOR tapetts! Sab dAde nae 2,150 2,583
ORNER ice clas er inne aaeieee 323
ACGESSORY IBOATS Gitta rel. weaero -
APPARATUS :
NUMBERin a -alha a wactihibe 208 , 324
YAROS AT MOUTH. .«
MAINE
MAINE : CATCH BY GEAR, 1943
SPECIES
ALEWIVES...
COUpMe sci ss
CUSK ams) 4.0! 2
EELS, COMMON .
FLOUNDERS :
GRAY SOLE .
BLACKBACK .
(a\s) ae ane
HADDOCK ...
RARE et ci sd 's!, ©
e a Bi fe
a x eee:
e6ee Gaia
Pe
ee ee
5) Coe
HALIBUT ..
HERRING, SEA 7,179,000] $91,209
MACKEREL . . 353,500 22,539 33,700
POLLOCK .. 154,700 4,642 185,200
ROSEFISH . .
SHAD .....
SHARKS... .
SMELT... =» «
STURGEON. . -
TUNA’. - =» - «
WHITING .. -
WOLFFISH . .
Otay CoM Sey eres tea pee
are ae ete: ht) LeD ete) le
oe ah mie a) ta ete a oe
Oty ae ee a: Se Stele ee le el ok
pe) BCom ree Pe ontpecr arn Se co afer ter Tacs
SPECIES
34,034,400
267,200
200
29,000
HAUL SEINES STOP SEINES
POUNDS
21,100
100
500
200
1,300
247,700
598,900
300
1,096,700
7,400
4,900
41,200
300-
500
800
200
3,531,700
GILL NETS, ANCHOR
61
267,273
POUNDS POUNDS VALUE
cole eS eee 775, 700 2,257,200 | $101,144
CUES 20) A Arama ae 60,500 186 ,600 10,026
FLOUNDERS :
GRAY.SOLE . «2 «-« 3,400 54,200 3,602
YELLOWTAIL . . - «ss - 26 ,500 747
BLACKBACK . rere a 11,600 501,400 25,953
PIRERMeMsi tel bie cwe! ae 3,100 43,100 1,578
HAGROGKA «a us «ee 159,500 935,100 61,847
HAKEV pies 4 "ats «fis @ @ 1,239,200 5,291,400 187,773
HABIBUT << ‘ors sre 's 1,000 17,200 Sills
MACKEREL « « « s+ » wo e 1,700 = =
POLLOCK 2 2s 0 4 oe 47,900 177,700 5,240
ROSEFISH « « + 6 6 © « 500 96
SAD MAuitiaw Ads!) is. 9! is te = 4
SHARKS » » « «6 2 6 «© «© 300 539
SKATES che" ects st sieeve 700 29
SMEG Te 00's oo «eo “a fe 322,700 -
TUNA sine cht eos ls a « 12,300 -
WHITING .« « 2 «© ew ow oo = = 2,100 =
WOLFFISH « «+ © ee « « 13,300 2,579
SPECIES
POUNDS POUNDS VALUE
MEMES aucchic. soar, 4 bed voila 45200 1,100 $30,270
BUS SH nc). eee, on eben caus 800 = i
BArwee e ib. v-n teh oi ke | aT O, 200 - =
HERRINGS SEA fees. |. Sees 2,000 15,974,400 | 207,605
WACKEREI Maly c's. 46. %. » [265,600 30,300} 1,887
SERMON «va 6) « wa, 8 fa haw 600 224
SHARKS’... - 5 + « © 2 © @ = =
SMELT cea I ONT 2,200
WECISROUING! sap at let, 6 aio te! ela r
SEA URCHINS . Se Re =
TOTAL 165,008,600
Pe NEW ENGLAND FISHERIES
MAINE : CATCH BY GEAR, 1943 - Continued
SPECIES OTTER TRAWLS POTS HARPOONS DREDGES, SCALLOP
POUNDS VALUE POUNDS VALUE POUNDS VALUE POUNDS VALUE
ANGLERFISH . «. - 1,600 $50 - - - = = =
BUTTERFISH . 200 18 = - - - - =
(Kayo)! aay omaute 1,758,900 110,524 - - - - = =
GUSKitscsteuPen ss 112,100 7,104. - - - = = =
EELS, COMMON . . - - 60,000 $5,859 = = =
FLOUNDERS :
GRAY SOLE . .« 727,600 49,006 = - - - - =
fEMON)SOUE - 5 © 5 5 2. 20,800 901 - - - - - -
YELLOWTAIL . ... - ) 19,800 671 - = = = = as
BLACKBACK .... -~ c 356 , 800 19,710 - - = = = =
BAB) bist ei becns, Kepaiei ol calm mee 378, 700 14,258 - - - - = =
OTHERS hein, te tee aie arate 800 26 = - - - = cs
HADDOCK . ~- + + ©» «© © 550,500 42,473 = - - - 2 ~
BAKE Mer oe et baw ie a et orl et cane 1,106,700 51,680 = - - - = =
HAGIBUT. elke) To 6) wt) Ge ions 3,400 893 = - - - - =
HERRING, SEA . « © « « o »& 100 4 = - - - - =
POLLOCK .- 1. ++ ss eos 575, 100 27,522 - - - - = =
ROSEFISH . 3 - - « + « « « | 25,643,300 907,854 = - - - - 2
SHAD iis: Ven c Metronet sce! Td eta 100 4 - - - - = =
SHARKS » «1+ |s 2 « 6 « «@ « 1,600 72 - - - - = a
SKATES! a's Mew of tot miusattiay wel 1,600 76 = - - - tees =
TUNA: rotpreis afie'ne.'¢ wnie1 eps tet ia: = = = - 237,200 $30,906 - =
WHITING « «6 « « « « «@ « « 1,947,600 49,126 = - - - - =
WOLFFISH - « « «© « © «© «© «© 96,900 4,076 = - a - - -
MISCELLANEOUS FISH « « « « 5,500 209 = = - - - =
CRABS, ROCK .« + « « » © « = = 308 , 000 7,848 - - - =
EORSTERS! <\iee + 6 he) = = - 11,468,000] 2,934,303 - - = =
SHRIMP gee heii velo 291, 700 14,305 - - - - = a
SCALLOPS, SEA « « «+ « «© « = = = = = = 232,700 $103,823
TOTAU enens bee | 33,601,400 | 1,300,562 11,836,000] 2,948,010 | 237,200 | 30,906} 232,700 103,823
SPECIES BY HAND
POUNDS VALUE
CLAMS: en ws a =a apr
HARD, PUBLIC ..... -~ Uik<ares be
SOFT, PUBLIC ..... - eg: Olen 4,651,500 - =
MUSSELS, SEA owas wor Chota io - 2,611,700 $110,718
PERIWINKLES AND COCKLES . Hts ile = 12,600 2,096
IRISH MOSS iahte piateee’ ie! | folky)
560,800
Con 0 oe Od
A 6 lomouerte a
se we ew eee
ef fay et ce) Kel eel ce.
Oo 02D Oo Oo
-BLOODWORMS ..-.-...- Leste 111,556 -
SANDWORMS .°. --..-- - eos 208,800] 40,743 - -
TOTAL Mat aes cath caylee ce Relies Nvopme Ne bate 5,499,800 | 762,629] 2,624,300 112,814
NEW HAMPSHIRE
OPERATING UNITS, 1943
GILL NETS DIP NETS,
1 TEM COMMON
WEIRS
TRAWL
NUMBER
DRIFT
ANCHOR
NUMBER NUMBER NUMBER NUMBER NUMBER
FISHERMEN, ON BOATS AND SHORE:
REGUEAR 6 cies! “at elle! isi e) to) le be) 6 (6) Ve. 6 eiel nonin, @
GASUAIS i ae: to Yel catotio. ie ai te) ie) Ga) ist eyes key ia is Gist iayie)
18
515 100
TOTAL Tey cihelped sete. wi he Velie lente. Gs /egre) erie) m
BOATS:
MOTOR. 5 SRRMaDe. c beMeuteris: o: beltelaMebee ley colwetaoite
OER Mrs eee eet ee onion a) Go aetna omen el oe
APPARATUS :
SU ee SOR ORSaS. SkcsO One, aor OKges
SQUARE, YARDS... -
HOOKS een dulce. Toceuns
63
NEW HAMPSHIRE ‘
NEW HAMPSHIRE : OPERATING UNITS, 1943 - Continued
PoTSs,
LOBSTER
TOTAL, EXCLUSIVE
1T
EM OF DUPLICATION
BAG NETS
NUMBER NUMBER NUMBER
FISHERMEN, ON BOATS AND SHORE:
BCCUEARMSmGeG tach Tevis! leis! So. erie eRe!» 1) fe 169 260
CASUAL hie esis ieee os © 9 91s) sie eles ‘ste 130 1,076
BOATS:
MET OR pe oelucnrei tis Snretasomcort pies: 169-0 a vera e trent ong wots 159 178
BELO sine 'o, wile dint ie es) ial as} ef oy ley! fe 140 214
APPARATUS: :
UNEES oe SiO Ge SEC a ir TRC oF MDE ONer 15,080
NEW HAMPSHIRE : CATCH BY GEAR, 1943
SPECIES
[mvcron [omer | wore
POUNDS POUNDS POUNDS
ALEWIVES ys [eo ols -s » - -
22)" Se eer ae Cee ere 3,200 78,000
TIBI. ete SOgICoN bet a0 1,100 24,600
FLOUNDERS, BLACKBACK . - 28,600
HADDOCK 3-563 es wo - 500 99,700
HAKEdten «5 0 020 6 = - = - 1,500 43,300
MACKEREL . « - « eo 115,800 | $6,293] 54,300} $3,524 - ;
Ras hao cilia oude -. - - - 272,300
STRIPED BASS j)+0 - » - 19,100
MOTAL « « »
SPECIES
ALEWIVES . .
b 213,500 | $2,778
EELS, COMMON . -
SMECTi na « o 4
CRABS, ROCK ;
LOBSTERS os
CLAMS, SOFT, PUBLIC
SANDWORMS ... .
ciate @ cere fe
TOTAL :s «1.
NOTE:--THE COMMERCIAL FISHERIES OF NEW HAMPSHIRE ARE CONFINED TO ROCKINGHAM COUNTY.
; MASSACHUSETTS
OPERATING UNITS, 1943
GILL NETS
fa ale eB TEEE,
HAUL SEINES,
COMMON
PURSE SEINES,
MACKEREL
NUMBER NUMBER NUMBER NUMBER
FISHERMEN:
ONAVESSELS fe. 6 fe le - 130 313
ON BOATS AND SHORE:
REGUUAR() ie si % 8 52 240
CASUAU te Te f° Ss! “esis 6 - 16
OTR Ck Ss <0 14 | 482: |
VESSELS, MOTOR . « « «+ « 22
NET TONNAGE «2 - se 353 806
BOATS:
1 (01 01s Sone tend COND Some ee Bet 108
QTHER “s oe ‘© @ 2 a’ 's 4
ACCESSORY BOATS ... 100
APPARATUS:
NUMBEROS “o's © 6! '6. snes 1,244 1,000 17,344
LENGTH, YARDS « « « +
SQUARE YARDS . . ~«
516,620
HOOKS, BAITS OR SN -
es 374,980
[0ODS e
743437 O- 47-5
3y NEW ENGLAND FISHERIES
OTTER TRAWLS,
FISH
NUMBER
MASSACHUSETTS : OPERATING UNITS, 1943 - Continued
F1SHERMEN:
POUND FLOATING FYKE NETS, | DIP NETS,
NETS TRAPS WE IRS FISH COMMON
ONIVESSEILS a0 van ay Chie talon calies
NUMBER NUMBER NUMBER NUMBER NUMBER
ON BOATS AND SHORE:
138 164
2,550
REGUL ARN jel \e. sss) am ry else. vel “enema ate? as 174
GAS UAL apes se) inxaiotgemyontiounle ural methtenieluce iia
LOTIAL.= - ciecsy ‘ateaeulien Ne: io) se seime ae! ve
VESSELS:
yay) 2G) SORA: oc
NET TONNAGE . .«
MOTOR Pere are
NET TONNAGE Gig
ee sitaicy
eles ture
ee teuine
TOMAL VESSEUS) a) fa os) «ew ve
TOTAL NET TONNAGE « «© « © «
BOATS:
MOTOR!) ef sie: varie pene) kel Meletell vale) “eld tetra Sil 17
OGHERY vo ais; ce: oh Eel at els Ble) Kop (al he wie fia \e 78 22
APPARATUS:
NUMBER > Je.c2 ye, ts) pes! o: “eo tle) * 6 anne ‘© to 113 36
YARDS AT MOUTH « = « © © « « «© «© © © ©
, OYSTER,
COMMON
CLAM
NUMBER
NUMBER
FISHERMEN:
ON" VESSE LiSirs te agate eetan “om earioweiemieierre -
ON BOATS AND SHORE: 5
REGUUERE? lnurcerem cheer comer tetiel vo sits te 39
CASURE tot, eens onee earetaetse!
TOMA: \wecdey dey Fs aaMbled leurs Ase mete. 1c
Weceisiieig MOMOn er oa cuts, cWoNdllo 7c. o ta
NED STONNAGE? ous se cicgie ebusctio) ge ye enews is
BOATS:
MOTOR CUP Baloh ucbae) Isms esas Gases eee 19
OTHER . . as BORIS tok ch tema ms -
AGCESSORVIBOATS vaohic ce oka Gow aa Bee -
APPARATUS:
NUMBER . . - = \ohee te Teed dots 19
YARDS AT MOUTH
DREDGES (CONT'D Eee
BY, HAND, TOTAL, EXCLU-
1TEM OTHER THAN OTHER THAN] SIVE OF DUPLI-
SCALLOP | oyster | | corner | FOR OYSTER FOR OYSTER CATION
NUMBER NUMBER | NUMBER NUMBER NUMBER NUMBER NUMBER
» FISHERMEN:
ON VESSELS « - « © «© «© © « 3,642
ON BOATS AND SHORE:
REGULAR} epstersiomte-b er gepion ss 2,334
CASWAL ge) ten ct ole w iter ets 1,652*
TOTAL 2» «© © © «©
VESSELS:
STEAM -opke aelveinre
NET TONNAGE .«
MOTORM 22 Feoemee
NET TONNAGE .«
me G5
rn fae
se ee
ea ee
cen
TOTAL VESSELS «
TOTAL NET TONNAGE
BOATS:
MOTOR: cbe\ceins) syste ainue 1,045
OTHER che. Gis, = «4 flaile te 1,223
ACCESSORY BOATS... + 201
APPARATUS :
NUMBER [> Joie «ole wmiel -
YARDS AT MOUTH
MASSACHUSETTS : CATCH BY GEAR, 1943
SPECIES
| PURSE SEINES
ALEWIVES .
ANGLERF ISH
BLUEFISH .
BONITO. .«
BUTTERF ISH
COD 2...
CUSK . . -
FLOUNDERS:
GRAY SOLE
LEMON SOLE
YELLOWTAIL
BLACKBACK
DAB...
HADDOCK . .
HAKE . . « «
HERRING,
LAUNCE . ...5-.,
MACKEREL... .
POLLOCK ..
ROSEFISH .
SCUP . .
SEA BASS .
SHAD . a
SHARKS . .
SKATES. .
SQUIRREL HAKE .
STURGEON... .
WHITING . . « «
WOLFFISH.. =. «
MISCELLANEOUS FISH
SQUID « «© - «=
Sea ech
PLease mh ce
Ss Se ee teen
at Meeeewege
Ss ee eae,
TOTAL.
SPECIES
ALEWIVES . .
BLUEFISH. .
BONITO .. ,
BUTTERFISH .
(210) Or eh Mer ta
CUSK . «+ «
EELS, CONGER
FLOUNDERS :
GRAY SOLE .
LEMON SOLE .
YELLOWTAIL .
BLACKBACK .
DAB ..-, .
FLUKE . « .
UNCLASSIFIED .
S'
fe hele)“, «te ap
foe es Pe bere
Pt) aw teas
GRAYFISH (DOGFISH
HADDOCK .. .
HAKED a. 6. <
HALIBUT.
HERRING, SEA
MACKEREL «
MENHADEN .
OCEAN POUT
POLLOCK .
SALMON . .
SCOR ahs. 2
SEA BASS .
SHAD. .
SHARKS .
SKATES . .
SQUETEAGUE , GRAY
SQUIRREL HAKE
STRIPED BASS
STURGEON . .
SWORDFISH .-
TAUTOG?< <_<
TUNA cols ellt’es c=
WHITING .
WOLFFISH . .«
MISCELLANEOUS FIs
SQUIIDE au.
.
.
H
Sp tell
TOTAL .
ere ne Lee oe
ey) 6.8) a, ee “oh nee
i. ‘of LW ge be ae
Lgtntweee en 6
fe; ie) 'e! fomeat pee CP er mee ete a Ce CA Ce I ee ee Le
Sigs; 26 im) trees ©, cee: See mye
POUNDS
167,800
«le 6s de es
400
200
100
65,000
43,142,900
j 700
1,200
5,100
3,100
64,200
Wy 000
484,600
22,500
; 76,600
2 21,000
6,400
63,100
16,000
3,400
8,000
807, 700 68,405 | 16,003,000 |1,216,093 | 11,660,900 | 488,177 | 2,697,700
MASSACHUSETTS
$37,765
1,100
27
17
8
1,292
2,950,216
26
15
| Name) Det YY FP ftl teed A DW Cy A) 3 eh Pott ash Te) Pe |
300
6,590,700
1,484,700
2,500
1,100
191,400
6,500
66 ,400
29,400
6,344,300
772,800
46 ,300
2,800
255,300
100
300
1,300
4,389,700
10,300
300
100
800
1,700
32,300
690,100
684,300
1,300
251,900
6,323,000
100
PAR Dg? Bie fla:
500
6,700
16,100
100
600
66,900
700
100
8,200
POUNDS
115,600
28,600
178,400
199,900
72,200
4,500
12,700
514,127
49,213
12,248
1,690,600
6,644,200
53,100
393,200
161,100
4,500
49,600
6,300
200
21,700
35,500
26, 100
600
13,000
122,100
1,004,200
15,700
744,500
GILL NETS
700
300
800
300
14,000
1,048,500
2,500
2,000
4,300
800
300
200
154,900
3,500
900
POUND NETS
POUNDS
31,400
1,900
700
14,700
51,500
204 ,500
1,108,100
15,600
783,000
100
5,000
600
14,100
10,100
100
200
2,100
18,408] 422,800
157 -
35,127 29,700
65
66 NEW ENGLAND FISHERIES
MASSACHUSETTS : CATCH BY GEAR, 1943 - Continued
SPECIES FYKE NETS DIP NETS OTTER TRAWLS
POUNDS POUNDS POUNDS VALUE POUNDS
ALEWIVES . . «~~ «| 109,400 1,209,000 } $15,263 18,300 $1,082
ANGLERFISH . . .. =~ « - - - 63,300 2,534
BUTTERFISH . « + « © « - 205,900 27,439
GOD) ier 2 lfe Me ee ne - 46 ,609,200 3,440,365
CUSK Me Pe ON at PONE Shick ae - 618,300 38,547
EELS:
COMMON) fej est ve. tae h is $23 - =
COC Gbps 5 oa o - 17,100 523
FLOUNDERS :
GRAVISOLE) ie ued - - - - - 2,077,500: 189,491
LEMON SOLE... .- - = - - - - 2,455,500 268, 245
YELLOWTAIL . .. . - - - - - - 32,883,500 2,324,040
BLACKBACK .... . - - - - - - 11,764,700 896,167
DAB's | 29 Jo Molite i! Xe) nibs = = = - - - 3,160,900 192,970
FLUKE ... - A ia - - - - - - 120,900 33,416
HADDOCK | ei Wethey, ean - - - - - - 108,096,700 | 8,473,931
HAKE 5 (2 POM tN oe - - - - - - 5,526 ,300 256 ,848
HACIBUTH NE nea eles - - - - - - 161,800 31,284
HERRING SEA. 1... - - - - 898 ,800 56,100 1,657
MACKEREL . 2 3). «2 » « = = - - - 24,100 2,415
OCEAN POUT. ..... - - - - - - 3,940,500 118,957
POLLOCK’) Ha oails He aici - - - - - - 11,994,600 763,052
ROSEFISH j. (202 2 feats - - - - - - 89,083,000 3,648,489
SeWUPIM odious 6 6 6 - - - - - -
GIQUID G8 (bo Bio ropes - - - - - - 3,676
Sa\ EGE G)ovo 6 5 oc - - - - - - 2155)
SYN oo Sao Oo old (6 - - - - - - 2,698
GRINS) oa ob 6 0 0 G6 = = - - - - 2,431
SKYE, «oo Goeth a oid - - - - - - 5,880
SMES Teenie ena Laoin <tircli re - = = = - - 5 249
SQUIRREL HAKE ..- - « - - - - - - 2,357,300 73,152
STRIPED BASS .... - - - - - - - 200 39
STURGEON - « = « « © « - - - - - - 1,700 142
SWORDFISH . «+ « « « « - = = - - = 300 60
MING ses a 8s Bs - - - - - - 44,784,600 1,132,791
WOLFFISH . 2 « « « « = = = = - - 637,200 40,588
MISCELLANEOUS FISH . . = = - - - - 411,800 17,060
SHRIMP) cos s/o: el = = = - - - 3,200 277
SCALLOPS: ; ; “
Fic 4 253 600 89,620 - -
eee 71,800 30,405
18,700
22,021,928
EODNe elite PYetecen 90 = $12
EELS, COMMON. ss se 3,000 -
FLOUNDERS :
GRAVESOLEMN-whenveiicit - 219
YELLOWTAIL » » « se = 358
BLACKBACK .... ~ - - 151
HADDOCK) fe) albert ance = _ 37
HAKE . - Re cubcaekay 0 = = 9
SWORDFISH ..... - - =
TUNA Se aes as et sitet iek - - =
CRABS, ROCK ..... 2,153,700 63,520 - - -
LOBSTERS ..:...-- 2,518,700 791,080 - - =
CLAMS:
HARD, PUBLIC... « = 293,800 76 ,865
SURF OR SKIMMER . . 137,500 43,750
OYSTERS, MARKET:
PUBUJIG, FALE . =. o16 7,800 3,360
PRIVATE, SPRING . . 30,200 15,100
PRIVATE, FALL .. « 34,700 19,200
SCALLOPS:
FAVia cimeite Mene ienets 415,200 189,013
SEAM nenbibe uetestonisn e 4,537,700 | 1,934, 78
4,700,900 | 857,580] 484,400] 117,990 | 3,000 eee 5,466,500 | 2,282,852
RHODE ISLAND 67
MASSACHUSETTS . CATCH BY GEAR, 1943 - Continued
SPECIES
BY HAND
VALUE POUNDS
POUNDS
CLAMS:
HARD, PUBLIC . « «
RAZOR « «© « « « «
$311,470
67,800
3,160,800
$4,230
687,338
20,420
SOFT, PUBLIC. .
SURF OR SKIMMER
OYSTERS, MARKET:
PUBLIC, FALL. .«
PRIVATE, SPRING
PRIVATE, FALL .
SCALLOPS, BAY ..
SEA WEEDS:
IRISH MOSS... 2.6
GTHER TGS ro beret els
SANDWORMS .. 2...
9,800
51,500
108,400
5,000 2,000 200
335,000
73,700
"RHODE ISLAND
OPERATING UNITS, 1943
HAUL
SEINES,
COMMON
i ispakreea,- eines: 207 toby |
FLOATING
NUMBER NUMBER NUMBER NUMBER
4 80
18 16
2
OTTER
TRAWLS
1 TEM
NUMBER
FISHERMEN:
ON VESSELS «. « - © © «© © ee ee 0
ON BOATS AND SHORE:
REGULAR «4 6 © © ee we we we ee wee
CASUAL « 2 © 2 © © ew ew we we ew ew
57
31
TOTAL «© © © © we we ew we ww we
VESSELS:
STEAM + © © «© «
NET TONNAGE .
MOTOR « «© « « «
NET TONNAGE .
Cipecr acd
aque: we) a
ee ee
eeee
es ste
TOTAL VESSELS 2» « » ee © # «
TOTAL NET TONNAGE « © © «© « «
BOATS:
HOTOR* fs uc stele s cele ee « ©
OTHER «« « sfc ye ces. of ¢ leo = ie
.
ACCESSORY BOATS shim «lai. e) S80) -le) 0."6 ef tm
APPARATUS: .
NUMBER Ds sce sie « « cs she «6 « ee 43
LENGTH, YARDS . « eeh.e = 6 6 ‘e)-0 -
HOOKS, BAITS OR sNoops wratic otto s lel ie -
YARDS AT MOUTH . - + «© «© © we © we we ow 1,087
DREDGES
CLAM
NUMBER
6
132
[a
3
POTS
PERIWINKLE | HARPOONS
LOBSTER | AND COCKLE
NUMBER NUMBER NUMBER NUMBER a
———
OYSTER,
COMMON
NUMBER
FISHERMEN:
ON VESSELS . . ». «+ « © «
ON BOATS AND SHORE:
REGULAR « « «© © 2 «
CASUAL . - © «© © «© 2
25
TODA « 0 [se
VESSELS, MOTOR. -~ + « « «
NET TONNAGE «+ « « «© «
BOATS:
MOTOR 2. «© «© © es © «© © ©
OTHER) es fe el e)a “eine: fe
ACCESSORY BOATS .....
APPARATUS :
NUMBER « « 6 2 2 © © @
YARDS AT MOUTH
(CONTINUED ON NEXT PAGE)
68 NEW ENGLAND FISHERIES
RHODE ISLAND : OPERATING UNITS, 1943 - Continued
DREDGES (CONT'D) TONGS
SCALLOP OYSTER OYSTER
TOTAL EX=
CLUSIVE OF
DUPLICATION
1TEM
OTHER
NUMBER NUMBER NUMBER NUMBER NUMBER NUMBER NUMBER
FISHERMEN:
ON VESSELS . « « « les ate 176
ON BOATS AND SHORE:
REGULAR « « © «ie « = « 10 6 456
CASUAL « «0 6 «le o's « = 41 202
TOTAL « «© «© «© « « 167
VESSELS:
STEAM « « « « «
NET TONNAGE .
MOTOR «=. « « -«
NET TONNAGE .
.
.
se ee
ae a
TOTAL VESSELS ..
TOTAL NET TONNAGE
BOATS:
MOTOR -« «© © © «© «© © © «@
OTHER « - - «© «© « © « © « 49 69
ACCESSORY BOATS .... .« « =) =
APPARATUS :
NUMBER «. « « © «© 6 © © «@ eo 50 74
YARDS AT MOUTH .. «~~ « «
SPECIES
POUNDS POUNDS
ALEWIVES « © « « 191,700 - - -
BONITO « 6 « « « = = 1,000 $80
CODY Me! s: 0) itis) is = 4535900 $31,340 -
EELS, COMMON - « 1,300 3,500 420 -
FLOUNDERS, BLACKB 3,200 - -
HERRING, SEA .« 16,000 - -
MACKEREL « « 1,100 = 2,238
MENHADEN « « «
POLLOCK «= »
5 4,000
SQUETEAGUE, GRAY
400
STRIPED BASS . 47,800
TAUTOG « « « « =
TUNA « « « « «©
WHITE PERCH .
900
TOTAL
oe @ © ee ee
SPECIES OTTER TRAWLS POTS HARPOONS
POUNDS VALUE POUNDS VALUE POUNDS VALUE POUNDS VALUE
ALEWIVES « « 6 + © 2 ww 8,800 $44 - - - - a =
ANCHOVIES: st 5 ei Meibisite: (> 2,300 120 - - - = = =
ANGLERFISH.- +--+ +. - 300 9. - - - - = 2
BUGERHISHIN. mriememis cals te te 3,500 280 - - L = = 2
ECM ceo o a 0 Geo p40 33,400 3,012 - - - - - =
BUTTERFISH . - - + « © « 116,100 10,753 31,600 $3,597 - - - -
CODA SE. Cpicn iret ase. Fe 18,700 1,870 74,700 6,742 - - - =
EELS: :
COMMON ie “abes? corte itt ete fe = - = = 5,500 $660 - -
GONGER sep stutey siete eiliceluts tiie 2,100 142 179,200 5,836 - - = =
FLOUNDERS: ;
YELUOWTAIE © 6 6) «wile - - 2,052,000 | 119,353 - - = =
BUACKBACK#} oh tine 2 oe be 16,800 1,213 | 1,042,900 80,838 - - = =
DAB) rape ceretecieterteh oie te - - 23,000 1,070 - - - =
UWS Go coo a 65 a a8 |) WeeHelele) 15,072 79,700 9,544 - - - ~
HAK Ears! tetlaira) ic) (at alten 11,800 413 422,200 9,253 - - = =
HERRING, SEA. « « « « « 8,100 81 - - - - = 3
HICKORY SHAD . - « « « «© « 10,000 250 - - - - = =
(CONTINUED ON NEXT PAGE)
CONNECTICUT 69
RHODE ISLAND : CATCH BY GEAR, 1943 - Continued
FLOATING TRAPS OTTER TRAWLS POTS
POUNDS POUNDS
SPECIES HARPOONS
PERIWINKLES AND COCKL
SQUID . 2 + «sas
s
KING WHITING - - ee eee 4,600 - -
MACKEREL » « « - « « « « «| 209,300 900 -
MENHADEN . 2 2 2 ee eo © 49,300 - -
POREOCK <<. 4.10 (0 0 Ye 0 8 6,500 - -
SGUP Gite He Sale we lo te foo 6 f\1¢975,200 122,500 =
REA BASS. “st be Se tee + ve 62,800 - -
SEA"ROBIN « . «\s «0 0's 50,900 - -
SHAD Er ems at ies ene ee 2,400 =
SHARMSI is, fs. fo. Feo no te re a re (6 700 =
SLATES ACie accu ayaa ie om 10,800 -
SQUETEAGUE, GRAY - «+= « 43,800 =
STRIPED BASS - « « ee « « 21,100 -
SWORDFISH . + + se ses - $32,420
PAM TOC Ie ttc i) eBoy oe <b 1,400 -
ON Abie tesso haMe ys Note: Helael ie 1,000 -
WHIHING Gems (peas «os: «1 1]. 680,000 -
CRABS, ROCK If + + + © « © = =,
LOBSTERS . =a Rite a6 = 82,592 -
Ester.
68,000 10,620 =
191,200 20
66
3,865,500 | 187,005 | 7,203,300 | 305,0
TOTAL
433,900 | 95,232] 92,500
SPECIES
Beta GCOMMONG., «is tia "en os - -
CLAMS:
MARDSRPUBLIC22/..3-8tc.-. 2 1/1,240,500 | $206,271 | 571,500
HARDS PRIVATE. « + sos = = 3,200 675 -
OYSTERS:
PUBLIC, SPRING .
PUBLIC, FALL. .
PRIVATE, SPRING
PRIVATE, FALL .
SCALLOPS, BAY . .
12,900
248 ,099
. 237,428
80,848
694,700
664,800
175,300
POMALIS py tiet a taf eM wis
F2y000 | 169
SPECIES HOES
POUNDS VALUE
GUAMSESORTs PUBLIC). cei 0 6 0) 6 eusihe lev ele iesele viusls sic sie ais 0 9 0 @ ole 171,900 $22,489
1/1NCLUDES A SMAL. QUANTITY OF HARD CRABS, NUMBER NOT DETERMINED.
2/\NCLUDES 566,400 POUNDS (47,200 BUSHELS) OF OCEAN QUAHOGS, VALUED AT $66,080.
CONNECTICU1
OPERATING UNITS, 1943
HAUL GILL NETS
1 TEM SEINES, +
COMMON DRIFT STAKE
NUMBER NUMBER NUMBER
FISHERMEN:
ONSVESGELS «5 « © © ws oe © 6 enere »
ON BOATS AND SHORE:
REGULAR «+ «© «© © «© © © © © © © © ©
CASUAL irate. 0) <b ete 66, siping Corie: ‘m
TORALT (os ben ee) ee eh el = oe
VESSELS:, MOTOR: «7. 5 =» «© ¢ © © «© ©
NET TONNAGE\© « - © 2 «6 0 6 6 @ © 8
BOATS:
ROTOR MME Syst ah Ue be oe oe ny ise Sp or ay fo ee
RUTHERGN bee SMe te s+ bu lsy ab a> sor pi voh & fon “2: fo
APPARATUS: -
NUMBER =00ck,ctwew ros be or ok
LENGTH, YARDS ... . <
SQUARE YARDS. . -
HOOKS, BAITS OR SN
.
mye is
arene
as) et us
Sis) ie) 'e
a) ee
el alee
OODS
70 NEW ENGLAND FISHERIES
CONNECTICUT : OPERATING UNITS, 1943 - Continued
HARPOONS
LOBSTER’
NUMBER
SPEARS
NUMBER NUMBER
FISHERMEN:
ON VESSELS . - « « « «6 © © © © © © @ 3 >
ON BOATS AND SHORE:
REGULAR « «© «© © «© © © © © © ew W re
GASUAL iiss) io 0 (oy ier fat ep ol) [oe imueel a)
TOTAL «© «© « © @ © © © we ew
VESSELS, MOTOR « + © «© © © «© © » © © @
NET TONNAGE « © «© «© = © © © © «© «© © 3
BOATS: 7
MOTOR «© « © © © © # © © © © # © © #& 4
OTHER + « © « © «© © # © © © © © © 2 s
APPARATUS:
NUMBER « «© « © © © «© © © © © @ © @ 4
YARDS AT MOUTH
DREDGES,
OYSTER,
COMMON
TOTAL, EXCLUSIVE
OF DUPLICATION
ITEM OTHER THAN
FOR OYSTER
NUMBER NUMBER NUMBER NUMBER NUMBER
FISHERMEN :
ONEVESSEUS :. ‘rules te ie ante 239
ON BOATS AND SHORE:
REGULAR Soc o A avd D000 123
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BOATS:
MOTOR Soe Sore GOs Plies
OTHERC ee ee oe 142
APPARATUS:
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GILL NETS
HAUL SEINES
SPECIES HAND LINES
POUNDS POUNDS VALUE POUNDS VALUE
ALEWIVES 2 6 2 ee we ee oo fy = -
BLUEFISH « - «© 2 6 ee © oe @ © 7,200 $2,244
CARP war sires fete eo ehrietmrepetvieinve = -
COD Mie cua bel ete. se) (opie mate 2,500 265
CUNNER! eco cken abseil eter tre) an/stte 900 51
FLOUNDERS: ;
BLACKBACK - « «+ «© eo @ 13,800 1,300
FLUKE, eile © «le oe ie 6 1,700 349
GRAYFISH . « « «2 «2 e 0 300 14
HAKES wnjei obs she ine eo le Vel 1,800 360
MACKEREL « 2 «© « © e we ee oO 7,800 855
MENHADEN « + © «© © © © © © # & - -
MINNOWS 2 6 © © «© «© ee eo = -
POLEOGK 2/5 2 «6 610 « © «6 12,100 1,187
SCUP OR PORGY «++ © + « « 4,400 433
SEA: BASS 0) e- 6--6 9) -¢: 0 0:10 0,10 1,600 253
SEA ROBIN e+ «eee ecece e 1,200 os
( CONTINUED ON NEXT PAGE)
CONNECTICUT: 7\
CONNECTICUT : CATCH BY GEAR, 1943 - Continued
: GILL NETS
SPECIES
POUNDS
RADE Se abe cys
SKATESiN> di «ihephede
BNET ba] ence cis
65,800
SQUETEAGUE OR "SEA TR
2,100
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SPECIES
POUNDS POUNDS
ANGLERFISH.. - - « «© ee ew @ = = = 13,100
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HUINTERGISH!"s 2) le nel sep set ena. 2,200 a = 514,000
ARE ides) 5 a: ie) ere iehs © se 8 1,400 -
ROMs <\\o- $s 8) 6 8 6 ye iw 8 = = = 222,100
GVINNER Mts) oy fo fairs efits 0i0.5 ia - 3,900
EELS:
COMMON... 2 + «© «© e © e © = =
CONGER - 2 + «e+ ee ew ew 143,300
FLOUNDERS:
GRAY SOLE . . = 1,500
YELLOWTAIL . . - 3,604,900
BLACKBACK . ‘ 18,900 - 3,954,300
DAB . . . . = = 23,900
FLUKE . .- . . 2,000 = 216,100
GRAYFISH . « ° 5 600 = 10,400
HADDOCK . . awe - 4,000
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MISCELLANEOUS « « 6 © 6 © 0 - 87,800
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TOTAUGE iaitatist 6 <> felts 917,355
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SPECIES
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PRIVATE, SPRING “os iets © cue ane 553,200 | 161,923
PRIVATES FALL le) © eaev «6 © ‘o : 492,500 | 142,458
TOTAL Wallis (oe) ete) ue 6 6 0
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CONNECTICUT : CATCH BY GEAR, 1943 Continued
SPECIES
CLAMS: :
HARD PUBIC) tos) hottest adele oe anit eee eae ok OOO 27,500
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LANDINGS AT CERTAIN NEW ENGLAND PORTS
Because of the importance of the ports of Boston, Gloucester, and New Bedford, Mass.,
and Portland, Maine, as landing points for fishery products, detailed monthly statistics
have been collected on these | andings and are presented in the following pages
4 The reader is referred to Section 11 of this aocument for an account of the years for
which surveys of these fisheries have been made.
VESSEL LANDINGS AT BOSTON, GLOUCESTER, AND PORTLAND
Economic as pect
During 1943 landings of fishery products at Boston, Gloucester, and Portland, (see
Page 95 for data on New Bedford landings) by vessels of 5 net tons capacity Or more,
amounted to 331,363,060 pounds as landed, valued at $22,520, 198 to the fishermen. This
was a decrease of II percent in volume but an increase of I7 percent in value as compared
with 1942. For the first time since 1907, the landings at Gloucester exceeded those at
Boston due largely to the heavy landings of rosefish. Landings at Gloucester amounted to
170,098,754 pounds, valued at $9,046,538, or 5| percent of the total receipts; those at
Boston amounted to 142,975,235 pounds, valued at $12,603,640 or 43 percent of the total;
while those atPortland amounted to 18,289,071! pounds, valued at $870,020, or 6 percent of
the total.
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Economic aspect
The landings of fishery preducts at New Bedford, Mass., by all sizes of fishing craft
during 1943 amounted to 62, 163,708 pounds, valued at $5,979,888 to the fishermen. This
represented increases of 7 percent in the volume of the landings and 31 percent in their
value as compared to the landings during the previous year.
Landings of yellowtail flounders cutranked all other species in volume and value,
accounting for 41 percent of the total landings and 31 percent of the total value.’ Other
items contributing tothe major portionofthe 1943 landings were haddock, other flounders,
mackerel and cod. Landings of sea scallops ranked sixth in importance with respect to
volume but second in value, totalling 3,831,596 pounds valved at $1,624,503. Data on the
landings of fishery products at New Bedford during 1943 are summarized on the following
pages.
There is shown on the following chart the statistical areas and subareas used in re-
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SECTION 3.- MIDDLE ATLANTIC FISHERIES
(Area XXIII)5
The yield of the commercial fisheries of the Middle Atlantic States (New York, New
Jersey, Pennsylvania, and Delaware) during 1943 amounted to 321,025,700 pounds, valued
at $18,045,820 to the fishermen. This represents an increase of less than one percent in
volume but of 45 percent in value compared with the catch in 1942. These fisheries gave
employment to 7,458 fishermen compared with 6,547 in 1942. There were no commercial
fisheries prosecuted in the coastal waters of Pennsylvania during 1943.
Canned fishery products, valued at $1,509,591 were packed in 10 plants in the Middle
Atlantic States, while 46 plants produced byproducts, valued at $8,588,976. The production
of packaged fish (fresh and frozen fillets and steaks) was valued at $4,687, 122.
5 This number was assigned to this area by theNorth American Council on Fishery Invest1—-
gations. Itshould be explained that there are included in this area craft whose principal
fishing ports are in the area but at times fish elsewhere. A notable example is the
southern trawl fishery which extends into Area XXIV. It should be observed that data on
the seed-oyster fishery, such as number of persons engaged, craft and gear employed, and
catch, are not included in the statistics of the fishery for market oysters and other
species but are included in a footnote tothe table showing the catch of the Middle Atlantic
States which appears on Page 110. For a description of the methods used in collecting and
compiling these statistics and an account of the years for which data have been collected,
the readeris referred toSection 11 of thisdocument entitled "Statistical Survey Procedure".
SECTIONAL SUMMARIES
SUMMARY OF CATCH, 1943
PRODUCTS NEW JERSEY
POUNDS VALUE POUNDS VALUE
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SHELUFISH) ETC.) ) aah c Araleeyiahe ce 2 PONE 2 owls) S|) 487995600 5,940,052 10,872,100 2,306 ,079
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DELAWARE
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SUMMARY OF OPERATING UNITS, 1943 r
“NEW YORK NEW JERSEY DELAWARE
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F 1SHERMEN:
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SECTIONAL SUMMARIES
SUMMARY OF OPERATING UNITS, 1943 - Continued
NEW YORK NEW JERSEY DELAWARE
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MIDDLE ATLANTIC FISHERIES
114
NEW YORK
OPERATING UNITS, 1943
GILL NETS
DRIFT RUNAROUND STAKE HAND
NUMBER ~ NUMBER NUMBER NUMBER
PURSE SEINES,
MENHADEN
HAUL SEINES,
Uist COMMON.
NUMBER NUMBER
NUMBER
FISHERMEN:
ON VESSELS ..... 6 « «
ON BOATS AND SHORE:
REGULAR « = 5 « © «, « «
CASUAL oo) wi VeMiaRwelees 16
WOME 6s Jo. <
VESSELS:
STEAM .. - .
NET TONNAGE .
MOTOR: « « « « «
NET TONNAGE .
Ce Oem
= O04
se ee
TOTAL VESSELS ..
TOTAL NET TONNAGE
BOATS:
MOTOR « «© 2» © © © © « © «@ 23
OTHER « « « oe 2 we © =
ACCESSORY BOATS” o 6 ee we =
APPARATUS:
NUMBER « « « «© © © © « © © 114
LENGTH, YARDS «. « « « « «
SQUARE YARDS « « « »© « « « =
HOOKS, BAITS, OR SNOODS . 9,350
BUNES POUND STOP
eee. | rRoTwiaH|@ SST MEWS
HOOKS
NUMBER
FYKE NETS,
FISH
DIP NETS,
COMMON
OTTER TRAWLS,
FISH
1TEM
NUMBER NUMBER NUMBER |° NUMBER NUMBER
F ESHERMEN:
ON VESSELS . . « « «© « « « 3 240
ON BOATS AND SHORE:
REGULAR « - « « « « « « 69
CASUAL .-- « «© « «© « © «
TOTAL 9 & Fa is gist pel
VESSELS, MOTOR. .....-s
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BOATS:
MOTOR'« cuts. 4 \s) =) tome Semone
OLHER), shee ley Aareeeeure oles
ACCESSORY BOATS ..... |
APPARATUS:
NUMBERS Gees) sels sl wees
SQUARE YARDS ..... .~
HOOKS, BAITS, OR SNOODS
YARDS AT MOUTH. ... .
POTS
Es FISH LOBSTER
NUMBER NUMBER NUMBER
4
HARPOONS
NUMBER
F 1SHERMEN=:
ON VESSELS « 6 «© «© © © » © © ow we
ON BOATS AND SHORE:
REGULAR « « « © © © © © © @ © ow
CASUAL oye) we) Tee tere) of v te Hele <<
TOTAL. {6 fe ediene, « 9. 6 is isle 2
VESSELS:
STEAM) tata) fasts
NET TONNAGE .
MOTOR nei el tanto
NET TONNAGE - .
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TOTAL VESSELS « « « «© » « @ «
TOTAL NET TONNAGE «© «© « « «'«
(CONTINUED ON NEXT PAGE)
NEW YORK Sis
NEW YORK : OPERATING UNITS, 1943 - Continued
oe aulian SMe
HARPOONS
pve] FISH LOBSTER
NUMBER NUMBER NUMBER NUMBER
DREDGES
OYSTER,
COMMON
BOATS:
MOOR eins cy esse ce. eles % « © ¢
EMER Deh M abe hwnehoi cp ege cae «e604
AGGESSORY BOATS . - + +» se seevvese
APPARATUS:
NUMBER .. .« <p D et SU sdrew at! wStws: fe
YARDS AT MOUTH
38
RAKES,
OTHER THAN
FOR OYSTER
TOTAL, EXCLUSIVE
ITEM
E OF DUPLICATION
NUMBER NUMBER NUMBER
FISHERMEN:
RVESSEUS) ou ou or -elneh on 'e.ts! <e 620
ON BOATS AND SHORE:
REGUCAR! Bisdebioa ca nh s,s to 1,827
ERSUARM circ mee et oo shanties)‘ 1,491
MOEAL, « 5) s+ 0] oe « 0
VESSELS:
STEAM « «© « « «
NET TONNAGE .
MOTOR « «© « » «
NET TONNAGE .
SAIL. .- .
+ NET TONNAGE” .
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TOTAL VESSELS .. -«
TOTAL NET TONNAGE .
BOATS:
MOTOR «6 «© «© + © © ew we ww
CMe a ieiiek .«).s)..0) 0) shies, 6°
ACCESSORY BOATS .. «2 «© » « «
APPARATUS:
NUMBER 6) 0s 6 ee ew tw ew le
YARDS AT MOUTH
GILL NETS
PURSE SEINES
SPECIES
RUNAROUND
POUNDS
POUNDS POUNDS POUNDS
ALEWIVES . « « © «© #« « «@ 167,200 4 25,400 -
BEUEBRISHks. «| i eye Ss 0 6 200 5,200 $1,472
RON OMe a cater och < - 12,000 =
RUTIEREISH) sts eee che 7,200 46 ,300 =
GAD ie5 ie 53,700 1,700 2
CATFISH AND BULLHE ADS . 400 600 -
EELS, COMMON... « « « 6,000 -
FLOUNDERS:
RUACKBACKT = feed 21s 12,500
RMREMe it taste oy 2,100
KING WHITING OR Le jose
GHISH#iae ue sel = - - ; =
meee doc 2 2| 2) "Ege | ¢ aalez 293;700 -
MENHADEN « « « © ¢ « «| 21,000,000 184,219 - - =
SCUP OR PORGY ..“s « « « - - 187,500 1,200 -
SAAD ECM ERR ial. Gvel « = = 11,400 1,072,600 =
SHEVERSIDES) s+ 6%. « ele => - 137,000. 13,750 = -
SPOT 6 ses ele ee we - - 59,800 3,000 =
SQUE TEAGUE oR. "SEA
TACUTUERGRAV ence en 831,600 90,300 5,785
(CONTINUED ON NEXT PAGE)
116 MIDDLE ATLANTIC FISHERIES
NEW YORK : CATCH BY GEAR, 1943 - Continued
GILL NETS
SPECIES HAUL SEINES
PURSE SEINES
RUNAROUND
POUNDS POUNDS
233,900
VALUE | POUNDS | POUNDS
$60,460 13,100
- 12,000
VALUE
STRIPED BASS
STURGEON . .
SUCKERS) leibeure arene ee - - 100 1,800 - -
CUNPIGTT 6 G cl698 615 0 - - 100 - -
SWELLFISH . «+ © « « © - - 1,800 - -
"ius BM co 5 00 0 0 0 - - 20,000 - -
WHITE PERCH . 2-2. ~~ - - 600 44 - -
YELLOW PERCH... =... - - 100 5 - -
SQUID «. « a- 600 5!
10} - <i onal
21, 736 , 700 $267,893 ; 1,762,800 | 197,057 | 1,621,700} 145,417
TOTAL
53,100
SPECIES
POUNDS
1,100
ALEWIVES .
BLUEFIJSH .
BONITO .
100
3,000
CARP. . .
cop .. . =
FLOUNDERS, B =
KING WHITING OR =
MACKEREL . .«
POLLOCK . .«
SCUP OR PORG
SEA BASS . .
SHAD. « «© -
SQUETEAGUE OR
GRAY « « « «
STRIPED BASS .
SUCKERS .« « «
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TOTAL
LINES, TROT
SPECIES WITH HOOKS POUND NETS STOP NETS FYKE NETS
POUNDS VALUE POUNDS VALUE POUNDS VALUE POUNDS VALUE
ALEWIVES « « «s+ © «oo © @ = = > = 18,400 $550 1,400 $20
AMBERJACK « © « «© «© © @ @ © = = 11,000 $536 - - - -
BUUERISH) jolie 6, aie) =) ere ee = = 111,200 27,775 - - -
BLUE RUNNER OR HARDTAIL « « « = = 100 4 - - - -
BONITO coon iont she te), ww oyies te) (aie, = - 441,200 40,930 - - - -
BUTTERFISH - - + + ee ee = - 826 ,600 66,108 - - - -
CGP cop soo 6 go oe o 6 500 $40 = - 79,600 6,230 6,900 804
CATFISH AND BULLHEADS . « « « 600 38 - - - - 27,800 3,782
coD areca siranvatiraersfeite sive he tte: - = 3,900 385 - - - -
CROAKER - « «00 0 © «2 « - = 600 36 - - - -
EELS, COMMON. . «++ + « « « 100 12 - - = - 3,700 432
FLOUNDERS :
BO@AGKBACK, “Tr aate a ale «16 - - 14,200 1,250 - - 319,500 22,772
FLUKE Mraiier temien cu aetna’ anise ite - - 42,200 10,625 = = - -
FRIGATE MACKEREL... ... ~ - - 161,300 15,765 - - - -
HERRING, SEA. +6 eee pe « - = 137,000 4,065 = - - -
KING WHITING OR KINGFISH" . . - = 14,000 1,100 - - - -
MACKEREL «(6 6 ee © © ew - - 909,900 | 109,480 - - - -
MENHADEN) sunen rel eu stetilel oaucl te! ie - - 138,000 1,450 - - - -
POULOCK ci feuich cc) ceo nal Ueliedte) [ol te - = 700 62 - - - i -
SCUP OR PORGY --.-+-+s-e-s - - 947,700 66,400 - - - -
SEA BASS! % 92) o).5) eh i iet = - - 42,400 8,550 - - - -
Sllone a Ge. deo e bo) Cy oNa a - - 565, 000 63,550 4,000 * 280 - -
SHARKS": 2) Be set el foe emer net ote - - 29,500 2,875 - - =
BTU ick igamon celono, pat acedeouded - - 3,200 265 - - - -
SPOT +e 0s eee ge eye ee = - 143,500 7,195 - - -
SQUETEAGUE OR "SEA TROUT’,
GRAV), Wei etette: a) empiri det inte - = 561,400 56,375 - - - -
SQUIRREL HAKE « « « + we eo « - - 128,700 3,850 - - -
STRIPED BASS . « » ee e eo - - 7,000 1,800 = - 300 60
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NEW YORK
117
NEW YORK : CATCH BY GEAR, 1943 - Continued
POUNDS POUNDS POUNDS POUNDS VALUE
SUCKERS »« « © o's «© ww - - - 2,800 5,700 $548
SUM PTC: a) 4 eer er iad - - - - - 2,400 217
MWELLEISH s © © © 6 6 « » = = 41,000 $3,000 - =
MAUTOG* s05.% c+ + 6 6 - - 15,000 1,480 = a
TOMCOD « «© © © we we ew wo = = = = 100 15
TUNA 2 we ew we wie we wee = = 16,900 2,700 = =
WHITE PERCH »« - «© «= « « © = = = = 2,700 279
WHITING « 2 2 se ee ww = = Seeqche 28,600 - -
WOLFFISH +» © » «© » @ @ « z = - 100 10
YELLOW PERCH ...e es - - - 2, 100 214
SQUID. we ev eevee a = = 282,100 28,400 -
TOTAL - » we ef 29,153
SPECIES HARPOONS.
POUNDS POUNDS POUNDS POUNDS VALUE
ANGLERFISH » . 2 ee + - - 25,300 - - - -
ANCHOVIES «4 « « «© © @ « ps = 500 = - - -
BLUEF1SH ane \eietie he 0 I = 700 = = = -
BONITO See) Sines is be is = 300 = = - -
BUMTERFISH' © «0, + «6 - 1,644,500 - ~ - -
Ensice «wes .0 0 le @ = 2,100,400 - - - -
GROAKER sithiasas..c «lee - 13,000 - - - -
GUNNER @ (we 2 0 s 6 0 © - 4,300 - - - -
CUSK sie ais Ss. « © = 600 =| -
BEES s, ©.
COMMON... «ee we @ e = 4 335,300 -
SER OS COE ara - 279,200 -
FLOUNDERS : {
GRAYISOUE, <3. 6 a - - 28 , 700 - -
LEMON SOLE .....-. a = 535,600 = =
NMEREOWTAI Se Mss +e - - 7,184,200 - -
BRACKBACK) 30. %.> ooo. - - 2,731,200 5 - -
DAB. Set er & tw = - 41,000 = - - -
BEURE Jc 5 = «© « « wi = = 1,562,200 - - - -
GRAYFISH - - « «© « «© «© « = = 39,400 = - - -
HADDOCK: ce 3s eo 6 6s = - 8,473,500 - - - -
WARGee = 6 s es 5 we > = 632,500 = - - -
HAPNRUT cole 6 « a 6" « - - 12,800 - - - -
HERRING, SEA «. - « «© « « > = 8,400 = = = -
KING WHITING OR KINGF!SH = = 200 = = = =
MACKEREL « -« «© «© © © © @ - - 23,700 2 ree a =
OGEANBFOUT Sd <ues's =) * - - 289 ,500 - - - -
POLLOCK...« 6 2 2 © « 2 0 = = 101,100 - - -
ROSERASH © « =) « + «'» © - - 6,800 - - -
SCUP OR PORGY « « © « « eal = 3,661,600 = - -
SEA BASS 26 ee «oo « = = 299 ,400 82,500 , a F
SEA ROBIN «.« « «© e © « « = = 45,000 = = = =
SHAD « © «© © © we es we wo © = = 100 = = =
SHARKS i « 6 0 © « = 6 © = - 5,400 - - -
SRATES ss eteriakae 0s) = 0 - - 85,200 - - -
SPOT 6 « o wie 2 2 2 oy = - 212,300 - - -
SQUETEAGUE OR SEA TROUT
GHAY + « © ececenmce © = = 538,200 - - -
SQUIRREL HAKE « « « « « = be 683,200 = = -
STRIPED BASS « « « « « « = = 400 - - -
STURGEON © « «© e eo © - - 1,000 - - -
SWELLFISH -« « « se © © = - 17,600 - - -
SWORDFISH « « + «© eo « = = = - 5 $3,334
MAUTOGEs J\%, sas ot'e 's - 4,300 - - -
WHITE PERCH Ces Sa = 4 - is
WHITING «© © © es se eo = 5,114,900 - -
WOLRRISH) «2. = ©, .s..s,.0, © - 2,800 - -
MISCELLANEOUS «. « «© « « a 16 ,600 > = -
EGASTERS ss Ss sss - 24,600 180,400 - -
GONCHS) eis! «i fev ons 66) - - 380,000 - -
SCALLOPS:
BAG italits) (elie! ie .'ss«, 0] \e Oe = R 2
SEAM sites ic) » «ten 0 <6 = 23,200 =
SQUID 227,000 = = =
118 MIDDLE ATLANTIC FISHERIES
NEW YORK : CATCH BY GEAR, 1943 - Continued
SPECIES
POUNDS
24 ,600
POUNDS
EELS, COMMON. ....
CRABS, HARD .....
CLAMS
HARD, PUBLIC... .
HARD, PRIVATE .. . - -
SOFT, PUBLIC... .
SURF. cb timspscurs aeuhs
MUSSELS, SEA...
OYSTERS, MARKET:
10,500
898, 900-
475,200
165,800
861,800
PUBLIC, SPRING. . .« - 105,600
PUBLIC, FALL s . .- - - 104,800
PRIVATE, SPRING . .- 2,661,700 | 1,066,250 68,900
PRIVATE, FALL .. . 3,593,600 | 1,450,000 70, (cfelo)
SCALLOPS, SEA .. 663, *200 ” 2527 016
TOTAL
POUNDS
3,200
200
BLOODWORMS .« « © « «© © © © © © © © © © © © © © © © © © © © 8 ee 8 8 ee eee 8 8 8
SANDWORMS « © »« © © © © © «© © © © © © © © © © © © © © © 8 8 8 8 ew ee 8 lee 8 8 8 el
TOTAL
NEW JERSEY
OPERATING UNITS, 1943
PURSE SEINES
MENHADEN
NUMBER
GILL NETS
ANCHOR RUNAROUND | STAKE
NUMBER
HAUL SEINES,
COMMON
LINES,
HAND
ITEM
NUMBER NUMBER NUMBER NUMBER NUMBER NUMBER
FISHERMEN:
ON VESSELS « - « « « «©
ON BOATS AND SHORE
REGULAR «=. «+ «© « «
CASUAL apatite el Niehits
274 34 23
oe
36
86
34
TOMAUS ey feb ras cyte) ie
19
——————
VESSELS, MOTOR... ~~ 15
NET TONNAGE . ~~~ ~ 137 103
BOATS:
MOTOR foe seurca tah, «3 33 36
Gitizawires oeee aeenen ope 13 -
ACCESSORY BOATS ... - 3 -
APPARATUS:
NUMBER: Eiuevistielys? @ «s 1,139
LENGTH, YARDS « «© « «
SQUARE YARDS . .
623,390
HOOKS, BAITS OR SNOODS =
FYKE NETS,
FISH
DIP NETS,
COMMON
TROT WITH
BAITS OR
SNOODS
1TEM
TRAWL TROLL
NUMBER NUMBER NUMBER NUMBER NUMBER NUMBER
NUMBER
FISHERMEN =:
ON VESSELS « « » » « «
ON BOATS AND SHORE:
REGULAR « « « «-6
CASUAL © \e\"\9' Ve, Joi re
TOTAL «© «© eo © © ©
VESSELS, MOTOR « « « « «
NET TONNAGE « « « « »
(CONTINUED ON NEXT PAGE)
NEW JERSEY 119
NEW JERSEY : OPERATING UNITS, 1943 - Continued
LINES (CONTINUED)
FYKE NETS,
FISH
DIP NETS,
COMMON
TROT WITH
BAITS OR
SNOODS
ITEM
NUMBER NUMBER NUMBER NUMBER NUMBER NUMBER NUMBER
BOATS:
MOTOR « © «© © © © @ © 128 21 5 28 =
OTHER »© «© «© © ew wo = 5 33 8
APPARATUS:
NUMBER « «© «© «© © « «© @ 8
SQUARE YARDS «. « « «
HOOKS, BAITS OR SNOODS | 207,200
POTS DREDGES
NUMBER NUMBER NUMBER
= 6 18
7 61 4
19 3 2
24
NUMBER
FISHERMEN:
ON VESSELS « - « « «
ON BOATS AND SHORE:
REGULAR « « « « «
CASUAL wh eee ele
OBES <o, .0 8
VESSELS, MOTOR... « 9
NET TONNAGE ... - 91
BOATS:
MOTOR . «© + «© we w «© = -
GEE ks 0 2 ey 6 ete
APPARATUS:
NUMBER . ~« » «+ « «© «
YARDS AT MOUTH
TONGS
DREDGES, RAKES , BY HAND, | ToTAL, EXCLUSIVE
ITEM OYSTER, OTHER THAN OTHER THAN OF BUPLICATTON
COMMON OYSTER OTHER | FOR OYSTER FOR OYSTER
NUMBER NUMBER NUMBER NUMBER NUMBER NUMBER
FISHERMEN:
ON VESSELS «. » « « © © « « « 1,274
ON BOATS AND SHORE:
REGULAR « «© «© ©» © we @ 740
CASUAL Comers atk CMT eC 760
TOTAL «2 we we we we oe
VESSELS:
MOTOR « « « «
NET TONNAGE
SAIL wos tse
NET TONNAGE
TOTAL VESSELS « « e«
TOTAL NET TONNAGE .
BOATS:
MOTOR es e'e io = = 0 Yo a 0 6
OTHER) « © « e 2 «8 6 es 8 8
ACCESSORY BOATS «4 + « «© «© «© «
APPARATUS:
NUMBER eC CFR et a
YARDS AT MOUTH =
120
SPECIES
ALEWIVESMelicp s sons: @
BQUE RISE sure beysye serase’eietene
BONDTO gs go. oh 3) cocicieg uve
BUTTERFISH.......
CARPE) SeEeoN a.m abe se ce
CATFISH AND BULLHEADS .
(oj) Aono Goo OM a o
GROAKER 2 eae 5 6 6 ie
EELS:
COMMON: 2) 4a sd 2 6%
CONGER Ciao cu eteqe
FLOUNDERS:
BLACKBACK .. .
DABY waveweltetne:
FUUKEN tte temens
FRIGATE MACKEREL .
GIZZARD SHAD... .
HAKEGu Misia: oe steer
HERRING, SEA. -
KING WHITING OR KIN
MACKEREL » «
MENHADEN »
SCUP...
SEA BASS .
Ss
SHAD . -~ .
SHARKS . .
SPOT . «. - °
SQUETEAGUE OR SE
GRAY « « «
c
(o}
do Cone dc Oo eo AO 5605090 68> 65
4
SQUIRREL HAKE
STRIPED BASS .
SUCKERS ...
THIMBLE-EYED MACK!
TUNA « 2 «6 © «©
WHITE PERCH .
WHITING .« .« «
YELLOW PERCH .
CRABS
HARD a ee
SOFT AND PEELERS
REL
e © © «© Me © © © De © ow © ow tw ew fe 8 6 ww
ee ee Mee ee
oe ee
TOTAL «= «= «
MIDDLE ATLANTIC FISHERIES
NEW JERSEY : CATCH BY GEAR, 1943
PURSE SEINES
POUNDS
700
9,800
20,300
100
103,400
OOOO Oe Ce
. 100
400
1,200
3,900
7,300
100
463,400
75,417,400
80,300
8,200
100
200
* © © © © © 8 © © © 8 8 8 ew
1,174,300
200
21,300
1,100
1,200
3,500
POUNDS
13,100
37,300
18,700
9,400
1,000
2,900
11,200
12,700
5,400
19,800
SPECIES
ALEWIVES ....
BLUEFISH... .
BON TTOm soe ye ele
BUTTERFISH.. .
CATFISH AND BULLH
@o)5) aco \ocne
CROAKER .«~ «
EELS, CONGER . .
FLOUNDERS:
GRAY SOLE .
BLACKBACK .
FLUKE .. «
GRAYFISH . . .
HAKE:fementeL ey ie
HERRING, SEA .
KING WHITING OR K
OD otto WO o
>
ses Of ees
(7)
Smo oOo oO
7
(7)
spel sim wis Se =e e © «es « ie em ee) 8
MACKEREL .« .
PINFISH « «
SCUP « « « «
SEA BASS . «
SHAD . « « «
SKATES as
SEOIiisi nie) va
SQUETEAGUE OR
GRAY « «
SQUIRREL HAKE
STRIPED BASS .«
STURGEON « « e
SUCKERS « « «
TAUTOG oe
a
Silence: colin) eMeli(ayewa) (cc selguj iene
m
WHITE PERCH
WHITING « -«
DO Of ood OD So. n> Get Gimli cmoes io
Soo OO G0 OO SoD OO oO OO So oo Oe
Sie) se) ale) ele) Gie le « \efe (e) eons) @) 00) =) 10
TONAL aieielisine
(CONTINUED ON NEXT PAGE)
POUNDS
100
17,600
6,800
300
8,300
ey ele) es) a ee
se ee ee we ewe eo ee se ees eee eee
. 226,900 | 24,068 | 2,153,600 287,218} 582,200
POUNDS
6,000
53,902 | 1,517,700
GILL NETS
VALUE
$300
551
493
9,764
253
00 -
6
565
10
81,913
23
868
2,883
32
2,352
198,100 17,334
37,600 752
29,700 5,940
360
870
POUNDS VALUE
4,000 -
800 -
48,700 1,491,700 | $138,920
5,000 - -
100 5,700 167
100 » = 2
- 2 360
57,500 8 1,374
2,000 - -
700 - -
1,100 - -
1,400 - -
211,100 - -
225,800 - -
100 9 184
16,600 E
3
NEW JERSEY
12
NEW JERSEY : CATCH BY GEAR, 1943 - Continued
TROT WITH
SPECIES TROLL BAITS OR POUND NETS WEIRS
SNOODS
~ POUNDS VALUE POUNDS POUNDS VALUE POUNDS VALUE
BLUERISH!"s) +) sv «© » «| « « of 68,800 $8,245 - 53,600 $6 ,663 - -
BONITO efie) se) 6! of 6, «cof GIO ,000 23,671 = 784,700 57,488 = =
BOTBERRISH) « s © so %)« os = = = 5,233,400 359,833 = =
oon | 2052 (a Beenseeel - - 170,300 12,907 ~ -
GREVEELEN Ys! inj, deyitule, «| » 0s - - 4,300 129 = :
CROAKER « 2 2 oe © ow 2 = - 2,516,700 179 ,633 - ~
SOR ate (oo (os) 6 ish 5” 6 6 = > 1,600 48 - -
DRUM :
ICRCHSS els! del “el (si eis <0) le 100 4 = =)
REDeistiel ict sis): i. ef a) ‘ol 900 95 = -
EELS:
EOMMON atte te el cavissietss cl ce 12,900 1,290 - -
CONGERSrekied ists ose) slic ue 3,400 90 - -
FLOUNDERS :
VECLOWTAIL « cf 6 6 ol ws © 6 = = 2,200 132 > =
BLACKBACK « « 0 © «© « © « i - 15,300 1,530 = =
UKE “ch icre ey feiin iene © a = - 98,500 18,680 = -
OTHER shisbie\-2) (0) eyiehusj er = = 200 8 = =
FRIGATE MACKEREL « « « « « « = - 55,800 2,649 - a
GOOSEFISH « «+ « = ee © © eo - - 900 14 - -
HAKtial ssl eee 6 © ele » » ™ - 2,800 168 - =
HARVESTFISH OR STARFISH . .« - - 355,600 17,780 = -
HERRING, SEA oc =» 2 oe so - ~ 2,116,900 46 ,096 - -
HIGKORYASHAD © s «6 «i+ « « - - 9,900 198 ~ 2
KING WHITING OR KINGFISH . . - - 107,600 6,655 - =
MACKEREL « « © «© © ee we ww > = 894,400 84,298 - -
MENHADEN 5) © © 0 0 0 0 2 0 - - 13,402,200 70,990 - -
BOREGOGK, js) ei 's, ©) fale \e) 2 « = = 2,400 148 =! =
SUE 20S (QRS Sees Saar - - 1,454,100 64,776 - -
SEA BASS - «+e eee eee = = 170,600 21,818 - -
SEA ROBIN ~« « «© e ee «© 0 © = = 22,000 423 = =
SBA) sie jclsie seh * 6 « - = 1,200,000 165,852 = =
SHARKS 2 .2's 2 0 ew eo = - 34,000 970 - -
SKATES « « « at eat elp er tehnp = = 148 ,800 2,620 - -
SPANISH MACKEREL « (c,.el s) © 6 = = 1,200 190 > =
Girt 00 (OOM ONC OR Er - - 1,023,400 45,563 - -
SQUETEAGUE OR SEA TROUT ,
RANGING ic: tales itelle. fe: %s - - 1,851,900 165,408 - +
SQUIRREL HAKE = 2 6 - - « « - - 822,500 19,558 - -
STRIPED BASS . 2. ee « «© « = a 2,700 540 - -
STURGEON . - 2 ee ee ee = = 3,300 480 - -
TAUTOG .. Swot! soars = = 6,300 333 = =
THIMBLE-EYED. MACKEREL awaited = = 446 ,500 14,223 - =
THM o 05 (GDROmORDSOe ree. - - 27,600 4,980 - -
WHITING! “ol v « ‘o ' © © « ‘e © = = 4,947,200 215,649 = -
CRABS:
HARD MECH cis) sgys >.>) op <o 6,900 543 - -
KING OR HORSESHOE Cha oy aa 459 ,300 1,722 372,000 $1,395
CINE feRlS os, 6 to: fe Tapas 403,800 42,516 ~ -
TURTLES : ;
HAWKSBILL « «© © © «© « «@ 300 2 = -
LOGGERHEAD . « »- « «+ « «© «© 1,000 rs
.
0
co)
ar
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@
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w
a
=
=
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3°
3°
=
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a
TOTAL . «= «
SPECIES
POUNDS POUNDS
16,900
ALEWIVES « 6 «© © © ew
CARP wie @.fe ea! ia (e's
CATFISH AND BULLHEADS .
CROAKER « «© © ee © ow
EELS, COMMON « « « « « «
FLOUNDERS, BLACKBACK « «
SQUETEAGUE OR SEA TROUT,
STRIPED BASS .
STURGEON Pa
TAUTOG le fe) fe
216,000 2,000
WHITE PERCH
YELLOW PERCH
CRABS:
HARD « « © © © © © © @e we wo
SOFT AND PEELERS « + « « « « «
SNAPPER « © «© «© © © © © @ oe
© 6 ine] eng) le sxe le 6) ‘a
a
Oe OME OP SC Cie GeCunc:
x
@ 6 «le ele sm lane 2
ue ene,
a) eee ae
Ceiny cy
ee ee
OMA te) a cartes
(CONTINUED ON NEXT PAGE)
MIDDLE ATLANTIC FISHERIES
122
NEW JERSEY : CATCH BY GEAR, 1943 - Continued
SPECIES OTTER TRAWLS POTS DREDGES TONGS
POUNDS VALUE POUNDS VALUE POUNDS VALUE POUNDS VALUE
ULUSR I cr owoeon th Cane onc 700 $154 - - - - = =
BUfiTER Fi SHimereiltet ole cleus 292,100] 21,579 - - - - - -
COD dy 6) oe omabyd Baud! 6 202,000} 18,261 - - - - - -
GROAKERIMReiied eileu eitcmegite ite 916,300} 66,008 - - - - - -
Ds HE G6 oO o ofa 5 2,700 174 - - - - - -
EELS:
COMMON’. + « 0 © © « © «© = = 78,100] $8,271 - - = =
GONEER G6 6 oo oth 6 5 8,000 276 1,900 57 = = ee =
BEC ROU G OS 0 Glo gd aio 17,100 388 - - - - -
FLOUNDERS:
Qi? SOUP og Goan 6 17,800 781 = = = = = =
LEMON SOLE . 2. = « » « « 1,000 43 - - - - - -
YEULOWTANE «<li eller 6 800 63 - - - \ - - -
BUN 5665006 31,800 3,627 = = = = = =
DAB of Glo 6 Gea 30,800 ZReS - - - - - -
RUKE: Sie telnet ec vedo ene e[i2 O54. 001/207 enS = = = = = =
Ona? Se Slobo id o duc 106 ,000 9,285 - - - - - -
GIZZARDESHAD Nee lait-i Mirman 100 5 = = = = = =
GOGSERISHIN ciel ieielloninlemtc 11,100 257 - = = = = =
GRAYFISH « 2 6 6 « » + 26 100 2 - - - - - -
HADDOCK Gian lite evel oai nets 3,800 251 - - - - - -
DYNES) Su laeuio’ BiG hah ailomS 285,100 | 17,760 - - suing - - -
HERRING, SEA « « « « «© © « 51,300 885 - = - = = =
KING WHITING OR KINGFISH - 28,700 1,773 - - - - - -
MACKERE Cacti eit silane Miniiei aii 60,600 6,498 - - - - - -
MENHADEN « » + © «© «© « « « 200 2 - - - - -
PUIMBIDE® oo obo dara) 4 12,000 541 2,200 66 - - - -
POLLEY 6 oS od AS ote 100 7 - - - - - -
SAND PERCH. ~~... so» 500 16 = - - - - -
SUM s 6 o 6 6 60 8 on] SEZ, 709) IEE pINIe - - - - - -
GEN BASS bb 4 go Sho a 484,500 | 64,346 | 1,509,700 209,870 - - - -
SEA ROEM of 6 So og ope 2,700 71 - - - - -
SHAG Vio boo ab aed 600 12 - - - - - -
QWNES ol ofa Bb lolc-o go 22,300 376 = - = - -
SPOT + + eee ee oe 201,900 8,555 - - - - - -
SQUETEAGUE OR SEA TROUT ,
GRAY .... =... «- | 1,647,000 | 124,758 - - - - - -
SQUIRREL HAKE ... «= « 739,800 | 19,901 100 3 - - - -
STRIPED BASS . .... = - 37,200 7,346 - - - - - -
STUREZON 6 oo oo bo 1,000 248 - - - - - -
SViaERIGT soe lo pos orc 600 30 - - - - - -
WUE! 95 6 6 a ooo ONG 5,400 301 5,100 280 - - - -
WIHERISET Go 4 5 a oS oc 200 14 - - - - - -
TEMEOD of 6 6 Soa eae a 6,000 157 = = = = - -
WENG SOS Ao iGea a 5 |) Bfsrle-Clole) |) qrnzee) - - - - - -
CRABS: .
FAR oo Oo Gla 0 Ga oMo = = 2,500 156 220,000 $12,190 - -
Lose oo Soo ovao 4 39,500 6,489 523,700 |124,590° = = - -
CLAMS;
HARD, PUBLIC . « « « « « 2 = 46 ,500 18,812 702,400 | $214,632
HARD, PRIVATE « « « © « = = = = 15,300 5,000 28,400 10,135
GUA a bib. Glo up Guoeu,s = = = = 170,100 10,514 - -
CONGHS/peimte: Mout eymel@allteyu ey since 2,900 108 - - - - - -
OYSTERS, MARKET:
PUBLIC, SPRING « » « » « = = = - 50,800 29,063 158,900 61,750
PUBLIC, FALL we « « « «© = = - - 22,800 13,042 121,500 56,491
PRIVATE, SPRING « « « « - - - - 2,821,900 608,885 12,600 5,400
PRIVATE, FALL « « « » « = = = = 2,825,000 610,199 10,800 4,650 -
SCALLOPS SpSEAIS ay altel ohio ts 300 58 - - - - - -
SQUIDM cesses ou 176,700 | 15,463
TOTAL . « ~ « © (13,700,000 | 960,159 | 2,123,300 [343,293 | 6,172,400] 1,307,705| 1,034,600] 353,058
SPECIES BY HAND
POUNDS VALUE POUNDS VALUE POUNDS VALUE
CLAMS, HARD, PUBLIC . «6 ses «6 © ss « « 863,600 $289 ,868 - 276 ,800 $89 ,267
352,600 | $41,700
CLAMS; SOFT, PUBLIC © so e0s opel ue ee
TO TAS is vehbeniin kolte hehe! Velen ia) alle
863,600 289,868
352,600 276 ,800 89,267
123
DELAWARE
OPERATING UNITS, 1943
PURSE SEINES,
MENHADEN
HAUL SEINES,
COMMON
GILL NETS,
DRIFT
TROT WITH
BAITS OR
SNOODS
NUMBER NUMBER
FISHERMEN:
ON VESSELS . «. « « se we we ew
ON BOATS AND SHORE:
REGULAR .« «6 «© © es ew wo
CASUAL wi kehrin Vw) ferie) ia, 'e) (ie
TOTAL «© ee we we w@
VESSELS:
STEAM « « «© « «
NET TONNAGE .
MOTOR « « « « «
NET TONNAGE .
ee ee
5. (8) 816
<a) sxe
see e
se ee
apa s
TOTAL VESSELS .. «
TOTAL NET TONNAGE .
BOATS:
MOTORM Nel ot stents 4 Sheree els
GER phe ote Pawecie’ eva’ ‘oh ve
ACCESSORY BOATS « < « o » «| «
APPARATUS:
MUMEER DG ella se! <6 Cable, Ae
LENGTH YARDS . . « » » «
SQUARE YARDS. .
HOOKS, BAITS, OR
SNOODS 8
POTS
NUMBER NUMBER
FYKE NETS,
FISH
DIP NETS,
COMMON
OTTER TRAWLS,
FISH
DREDGES,
1TEM CLAM
NUMBER NUMBER NUMBER NUMBER
FISHERMEN:
ON VESSELS COR See Ace cen
ON BOATS AND SHORE:
REGULAR: «wits 6 «© © © «ses
CASUAL elena) Hebe tiatemasih«
13
2
7
- 4
5 2
Fs er a
TOTAL serertaree err ents
WESSENGSEMOTOR sts" | aes
REWETONNAGE Sicko |. cha fe
BOATS:
Oe) by sien er ae iel cere »
SIE DRIOERE Pros anne vaya) Wine wits
APPARATUS :
NUMBER cd fed. this. cto, allel «. s
YARDS AT MOUTH
20
DREDGES, TONGS BY HAND,
1TEM OYSTER, OTHER THAN TOTAL, ee
COMMON OYSTER OTHER FOR, OYSTER OF DUPLICATION
NUMBER NUMBER NUMBER NUMBER NUMBER
FISHERMEN:
OME SSE US re itle pada 6s abiaelO-nnbn lee a) HO pKa LS make = = - 540
ON BOATS AND SHORE:
REGULAR Gileits « le a «Semen yee © is fe os © 40 2 = 55
(ASU R errata aren Rerarree ta 7-8 tet Wwe eth e iene 1 7 25 151
TORRE MC re As terete oufe p's" 6 lel bei Tee 41
£2... eae
OSS
VESSELS:
STEAM « «© «© = =
NET TONNAGE . =
MOTOR « « s« + «
NET TONNAG! .
SAIL ee ae
NET TONNAGE .
bias ape <a
evra ere: a
eo akenes ves
cae e« 6
eis oleae
ae wee
ee eye: es
@ esehewase
Gs. 8: 6.00. ©
© eqqve) eye:
Cit a hc
Serer eee
Pm ee le
aoe ae eas
TOTMAVESSEUS we oo) oe vise hey oie) Hevience
TOTAL NET TONNAGE « «+ «© «+ © © © ¢
(CONTINUED ON NEXT PAGE)
124 MIDDLE ATLANTIC FISHERIES
DELAW ARE : OPERATING UNITS, 1943 - Continued
DREDGES,
OYSTER,
COMMON
BY HAND,
OTHER THAN
FOR OYSTERS
TOTAL, EXCLUSIVE
OF DUPLICATION
ITEM
OTHER
NUMBER NUMBER
BOATS:
MOTOR eons) Gol lataoiattir iit” Venetauieaitt=s WellveR eaatoMan=mees 31 41
Gita Gone vosomolonor oF oclituotd “6 Hoee loc 10 72
AGCESSORY BOATS ys) elicl erke fe ueiilel oui) etuenien silts - 51
APPARATUS:
NUMBERS cctce Poh rep ell onneubolite, Colt eltte/MtepWeduabmeiiues 2a 41 480
YARDS AT MOUTH .« .« ARERR ich REN onay «65 -
HOOKS, BAITS, OR SNOODSL arcs Peat ee - 29,618
DELAW ARE: CATCH BY GEAR, 1943 - Continued
PURSE SEINES, HAUL SEINES, GILL NETS,
MENHADEN COMMON °° DRIFT
POUNDS POUNDS
97,300
LINES,
SPECIES FANG
ALEWIVES »« 6 » «© «© © ©
CARPeis sie she Cee 11,000 -
CATFISH AND BULLHEADS ee ee 5,000 =
GWNER oacaaco0goo0u0d - 89,000 102,800 $318
MENHADEN « + « «© © © « » » © «© | 86,298,500 - - -
GiiT(s) meee eb S™euoNa \olore - 17,300 6,400 -
Eieuuceey pt aphoneec orp yall - 11,500 19,700 -
SQUETEAGUE OR "SEA TROUT ,
GRAVE teeuleomentyts (lls 190,000 27,400 -
STRIPED BASS . - «ee ee « « 24,300 - 1,700
TAUTOG « «© «e © © © © @ © © © © = 220
WHITE PERCH . « «6 « © » © « o 4,800
TOTAL
TROT WITH
BAITS OR
SNOODS
SPECIES FYKE NETS DIP NETS
POUNDS
POUNDS
2,000
2,200
POUNDS VALUE
CARED) ce
CATFISH AND BULLHEADS
CODiuxe. cum ech eye
GN Alo 5 6 aoc
EELS, COMMON. ... -
FLOUNDERS, BLACKBACK -
SQUETEAGUE OR "SEA TROU
GRAYaui-emcnioniaeee
STRIPED BASS .... -
WHITE PERCH «=... ~
CRABS:
LARD id eloto do oid
SOFT AND PEELERS . » «
TURTLES, SNAPPER. « « «
400
3,800
8,000
300
3,800
3,000
eee qe ew ee we
TOTAL « «© «© «©
SPECIES
POUNDS
EELS, COMMON . « « « 7,700
FLOUNDERS, FLUKE « « -
LOBSTERS . «» 6 «
CLAMS, HARD, PUBLIC
OYSTERS, MARKET:
PUBLIC, SPRING « - + «+ «
PURMey AIG G Baa o cao
esee
es eee
eeaee
eecee
4,500
TOTAL «© 2+ «© e+ ew @
1,869 72,500 15,250 8,000
HUDSON RIVER SHAD FISHERY
125
DELAW ARE : CATCH BY GEAR, 1943 - Continued
SPECIES BY HAND
POUNDS
CRABS, KING OR HORSESHOE... . 180,000
I
et Ea a Ee ar ae ee. CON eC Cert try
HUDSON RIVER SHAD FISHERY °
The shad fishery of the Hudson River in 1943 was prosecuted by 608 fishermen who made a
commercial catch amounting to |, 121,437 shad, having a weight of 3,225,350 pounds with a
value of $357,356 to these fishermen. This was an increase of 9 percent in the number of
shad, and 74 percent in their value, as compared with the catch during 1942. The average
price per pound received by the fishermen was about |! cents, almost double that of 1942.
Stake gill nets accounted for 67 percent of the weight of the shad taken; drift gill
nets, 32 percent; and haul seines and stake stop nets comprised the remaining onepercent.
Statistics of fhe catch of shad in the Hudson River also are includedinthe catch data
for New York and New Jersey.
6 The reader is referred to Section 11 of this document for an account of the years for
which surveys of this fishery have been made.
SUMMARY OF CATCH AND OPERATING UNITS, 1943
NEW YORK
NEW JERSEY
TOTAL
NUMBER NUMBER NUMBER
OPERATING UNITS
FISHERMEN:
ON BOATS. AND SHORE:
REGULAR . . 2 oe
GASUAleemtee oeyn8. ic 439
TOTAGIs <e 608
BOATS:
HONOR est te ctieis see
OTHER WIM r clo Piebte ns 197
APPARATUS:
HAUL SEINES... . 13
LENGTH, YARDS . 1,978
GILL NETS: 3
DRIFT .
ad A 157
SQUARE YARDS. .
STARE Mc bi seheko 2 ae
SQUARE YARDS . 132,859
STAKE STOP NETS. .
SQUARE YARDS .
SHAD CAUGHT
NUMBER | POUNDS NUMBER NUMBER POUNDS | VALUE
BY HAUL SEINES ...| 4,223 11,400 = “4,223
BY GILL NETS: : ‘ ; ; ys | eee
DRIFT . «+ - « . » | 368,786 | 1,032,600 2,123 370,909 | 1,040,050] 81,502
STAKE omens vets 2,2) |/219,481) || -s92s000)|| 73, 7892 525, 493 | 1, 577,900 200,609 7443974 | 2,169,900] 2747501
BY STAKE STOP NETS . 1,331 4,000 13331 4,000 177
TOTAL. « -
593,821 | 1,640,000 | 155,800 | 527,616 | 1,585,350] 201,556 | 1,121,437 | 3,225,350
357,356
126 ,
SECTION 4.- CHESAPEAKE FISHERIES
(AREA XXIII) 7
The most recent statistics on thecommercial fisheries of theChesapeake States (Maryland
and Virginia) are those for 1942. During that year the catch amounted to 202, 240, 100
pounds, valued at $10,061,041 to the fishermen. These fisheries gave employment to 10,679
fishermen and 7,182 craft were employed.
Detailed statistics of these fisheries for 1942 appear in Statistical Digest No. Il,
entitled "Fishery Statistics of the United States, 1942". A summary of these fisheries
appears in the following tables.
ee eS
7 This number has been assigned to this area by the North American Council on Fishery
Investigations. It should be explained that there may be included under this area, craft
whose principal fishing ports are in this area but at times fish elsewhere. Data on the
operating units and catch of the fisheries of the Chesapeake States have beentaken largely
from statistics collected by the State fishery agencies of Maryland and Virginia. Supple-
mentary surveys, compilations, and analyses, have been made by agents.of this Service in
order thatthe figures may be presented in a manner comparablewith those of other sections.
Tt should be observed that data on the seed-oyster fishery, such as number of persons
engaged, craft and gear employed, and catch, are not included in the statistics of the
fishery for market oysters or other species but are included in a footnote to the table
showing the catch of the Chesapeake States, which appears on Page 128. For a description
of the’methods used in collecting and compiling these statistics and an account of the
years for which data have been collected, the reader is referred to Section 11 of this
document entitled, "Statistical Survey Procedure".
SECTIONAL SUMMARIES
SUMMARY OF CATCH , 1942
MARYLAND
PRODUCT
POUNDS VALUE POUNDS VALUE POUNDS VALUE
FISH » o « © » © © e| 17,119,900 $788,323 118,411,600 $2,021 ,402 135,531,500 $2,809,725 |
SHELLFISH, ETC. «© e | 29,666,600 3,300,867 37,042,000 3,950,449 66,708,600 7,251,316
155,453,600
4,089, 190
10,061,041
TOTAL «© » | 46,786,500
5,971,851 202,240, 100
SUMMARY OF OPERATING UNITS, 1942
NUM
FISHERMEN: =e
ON VESSELS 2 «© « © © © © © © © © © © 8 © © © 8 8 8 8 8 8 +,621
ON BOATS AND SHORE:
REGULAR « « © © © © © © © © 8 © eo 8 oe 8 8 8 8 ° 5,31
CASUAL « 2 o © © 0 © © © © © © ef © 8 © 8 8 8 8 8 ; ° 3.948
TOTAL os ec eo eo © eo eo oe Bo oe Ow we ew
VESSELS:
STEAM e «© © © ©
eecee2ece tee ec ee oe ee ee 8
NET TONNAGE «© e oe © © © © © © ew oO eo ew ew ee 8 8
MOTOR « © © 0 © © © © © © © @ © © © © 8 oO 8 ew ew ee 8
NET TONNAGE «© «© © © o © © © © © © © © © © © © 8 8
SAIL ee oe ee eo ee oe wo we eo ew oe ee oe ee 8 8
NET TONNAGE o « © © © © © © © © © © © © © BO 8 8 8
TOTAL VESSELS »« »« o » © © © © © © © © Oe
TOTAL NET TONNA esceee eee 2 eo © © © 8
BOATS:
MOTOR' cs “sie \c| elie Ss) 6) sv 0) a a) ouelle @)s\ 070) e016 .9 0)
OTHER etalon stile atolls: stint sstes soMl lakellei eelekelece ise
ACCESSORY (BOATS: c\e jeierns: shen) a) sipeisel lee lelvnt aifen(s) «(sai \ulta! lee
(CONTINUED ON NEXT PAGE)
SECTIONAL SUMMARIES 127
SUMMARY OF OPERATING UNITS, 1942 - Continued
MARYLAND VIRGINIA
NUMBER NUMBER NUMBER
APPARATUS:
PURSE SEINES, MENHADEN 2 ee ec eee cece cece ee ees 17
LENGTH, VARDS) 16 site LeteteCehd 0 elePetatela) ehehal sue, e 5,900
BAUL SEINES 4 Qin @ © 0 stele © fe G) efistebe: alvenel oie «6, e 245
LENGTH, YARDS: 2 2 ese cease cece ces eve o 89,127
GILL NETS:
ANCHOR Issprieyisls ¢ <jniele'e e: 0 fellate, o co) elléie 6 ¢ 291
SQUAREGYARDS, 5 avei'chella « 0 eflsielevetc o aelete « 49,179
DRIGIS (c mGS.ehe « aheGaheSe « o| elveleluke « 0: ahelete 53
SQUAREGYARDS:< \cj cfd ie ss of efimelle « « «i shel «0s 345,062
STAKE Manas cols |S aheSatelistic ahetste Mh belicr of ollaellS co 10,511
SQUAREGYARDS «© aielsie © a, lehe\atiefe ae) chic se vc 620,668
LINES:
HAND seillei, Stina lea wlepasale 0: skeleweds erie: ebeita + at 120
VWHOOKS Wie: sitai.¢. «helieiie’ S00) el’eiie )wis « c eGelete s 180
NROT; MUTH BAITS OR SNOODS: 5. 6) sfiki-s).07 96.66) 6 a, 6 8 6 1,686
BALTSPORESNGOOS ih aAatretinde: 0) ofatedinteibe ied eave Gt 854,300
TROT, WITH HOOKS « «eile ce ce ees eo ee oes ee 4
HOGKSOMS. Shee oelale vo 0.(sleMalehe «© « 0 olin « 6 © 200
BOUNDENETS [- tye SAS bs cl efsitelye oc) alisiialete » ©: olelichatle 1,560
FYKE NETS:
CRAB os we eee seer cere ree eres scene 479
ISH ike: GOR gS 'y<) 5. d]e “ee! se eho. sitet sve .e) 0} «Babes, 1,897
DEP INETS ole Bie, © 0 0) 0b 06, \e seyebatiche vets <0) eee tate 650
GIITER’ TRAWLS crac 0c o cle se 0 eo clleiigie se cle ee es 29
YARDS AT MOUTH 2 ce cee cre sce secec ee ec ew ae 730
POTS:
CHAR kets: GLa. 6 0. aha. 6-8. \c\.cisbiie)aneun,.0, 0. 0) othe pe 12,271
EELS) «je Wiis nee oo lcfGTatis «0: cfiekintete © 6) oKeitelal je 7,601
GUSH) ote: BOs. SES 6c jetete}s © e\'eSaketithe © of sipie oie 673
BORAPES1\ a, \e\mive celia io:letetietic ‘a. 0. «) efetieléec © ci sCatelers 270
YARDS AT MOUTH ee ec ec cece eee eee eee sere 270
OREDGES:
CRAB is founne 06 ene enaie 6. 6m6) siey 0 epeucyel panrpane 100
YARDS AT MOUTH 2 ee we cee ease ses aceon 173
DYSTER sie 4:61.08 6 le 0.0.8.9) lise.» 6 ew sf 6) averse 434
MOUTH) 6 [oi.0:6',6' 0| 6} 6) 60.0 (exis ate ule le) «
SPECIES
VALUE
FISH -
ALEWIVES ee os ee ee eve e $178,986 | 12,680,500 $247,636
BLACK BASS 2 ee 2 ce eee eee = 31,300 3,614
BLUEFISH « «ee ee oe ee eo oe 2,314 106,100 9,755
BONITO . eee ee core ee 6,126 162,200 9,183
BUTTERFISH « «© e © ee we oe 48,650 2,402,800 62,051
CARP «ee ee ee ee ee oe 18,553 597,000 31,724
CATFISH AND BULLHEADS « o « « « 17,845 679,200 33,893
COD usieiels, a 6. ee) a,'e 6 2 0,0 ia ae sean oi
CRAPPIE ee . eee#e#ese se ° . ’ J
CROAKER e «eo ee ee se eo eo we 5,960,400 32,654,800 739,607
ORUM $
BLACK 2 e ese ee eee 32,200 53,400 fing
RED OR REDFISH » o ae @- 2,800 18,600
ELS:
: gry Cty a SR Ay aie 82,100 166,400 Hoel
CONGER « «© ese eee ee os Bre 61,324
FLOUNDERS «6 e ee ee eo 8s eo 142,700 Fie 3°024
GIZZARD SHAD o » «© we © 8 ow 33,500 iaeD ‘ oar
HAKE « 2» © 0 9 oo oe oye eo = 51 700 et
HARVESTFISH OR STARFISH = 6-9 8,500 3900 * 62
HERRING, SEA 2 eo ee se ee ww = a5 200 +85)
HICKORY SHAD . « «© » se we eo oo 22,000 ae , =
HOGCHOKER « « ee “es 700 105,300 ee
KING WHITING OR KINGFISH «2 « « 8,800 ue a ies
MACKEREL 2 6 0 we ee ee eo 202,300 8, ,
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743437 O- 47-9
128 CHESAPEAKE FISHERIES
CATCH, BY STATES, 1942 - Continued
Pr
FISH ( CONTINUED ) FOUNDS — POUNDS VALUE
MENHADEN 2 2 0 eo ew oe ee ee 63,939,700 64,114,900 $450,626
NOEVET Se © oof ene) ome ters) sie 2,000 95 3,400 180
PIGFISH os eee secre eo 3,800 90
PIKE OR PICKEREL » « « © © © « © 5,038
SAND PERCH « » e «© © © © woe 672
SCUPMcie beet lel efisyte leilel ajie) (eis 91,878
SEAVBASS@ ce ef o Miel create 15,157
SEA ROBIN © «ees eecee ee 64
SHAD Wistete o sia is wee 0 6) 0 287,928
SHARKS oe sce eee eee ee 101
SKATES ein lclhoniei em sulelciralnoneure , 34
SPANISH MACKEREL » « © © © © « © 15,200 1,339
SPOT © ee © © gp © © © © poo © 1,038,900 32,316
SQUETEAGUES OR "SEA TROUT’:
GRAY 0 » ee oe oe wo Oe 232,312
SPOTTED © cle es 6 © + o © 5,350
SQUIRREL HAKE « 0 oe oe oo o 824
STRIPED BASS . « » © © © © © © 324,694
STURGEON «2 eee eee eee e 2,058
SUCKERS 2. 0.0 eee ee oo 97
SUNFISH «ee sec eee see 166
SWELLFISH 2. cc ec eee ec ee 27
TAUTOGMallelicitewelleelionscmonems 4\
THIMBLE-EYED MACKEREL . « o eo 40
TOMCOD «se pe ee wo ee owe 544
TUNA) ici itamiontel (ohrelioiie meme ielrantal 483
WHITE PERCH « «eee ececece 49,369
WHITING “ce ee cess eee 11,676
YELLOW PERCH » » « © © e © oo 16,158
soba; 9 cn. © AN vz sid soos ssetaes"|uhatal cseook '2¥oai sande 5e ea, S00 ER
SHELLFISH, ETC.
CRABS: :
HARD «2 e ee ew eo oe hl 14,048,400 493,892 18,644,000 539,091 1,032,983
SOFT AND PEELERS 2 «6 » 0 © 1,645,300 234,132 1,445,300 130,336 364,468
LOBSTERS 2 » « © 8 © © ©» hl = i > 900 124 124
cuams: 1/
HARD, PUBLIC oe + ee 0 © 160,300 49,000 1,622,100 541,277 590,277
HARD, PRIVATE » eee ee - - 50,000 12,880 12,880
CONCHS 2 6 6 ee ee ee 8 10,200 = - 76
MUSSELS, SEA» 2 eo ee ee - 164,000 23,360 23,360
OYSTERS, MARKET: 2/ 5
PUBLIC, SPRING « » « © «© «| 4,176,400 1,216,200 182,990 840,689
PUBLIC, FALL 2 » © » « 2 «| 8,605,400 2,599,200 408,606 2,068,015
PRIVATE, SPRING «e+ oo | 539, 100 4,035,200 741,843 835,174
PRIVATE, FALL 2 ee + © 446 ,800 7,103,700 | 1,367,423 1,477,064
SQUID mxeiicilepxoicoie Mask Wrouelual sexe 161,400 2,519 4,573
TERRAPIN, DIAMOND=BACK © « .o « = 1,633
TOTAL © © © © oo 29,666,600 {3,300,867 37,042,000 | 3,950,449 | 66,708,600 7,251,316
ee]
GRAND TOTAL »e . «| 46,786,500 |4,089,190 | 155,453,600 | 5,971,851! | 202,240,100 | 10,061,041
V/ STATISTICS ON HARD CLAMS USED IN THIS TABLE ARE BASED ON YIELDS OF 6.14 POUNDS OF MEATS PER STANDARD BUSHEL
IN MARYLAND AND 5.73 POUNDS OF MEATS IN VIRGINIA.
2 STATISTICS ON MARKET OYSTERS IN THIS TABLE AVERAGE 4.63 POUNDS OF MEATS PER STANDARD BUSHEL !N MARYLAND,
AND 4.19 POUNDS OF MEATS IN VIRGINIA. ?
NOTE:--DATA ON THE YIELD OF SHELLFISH MEATS PER BUSHEL ARE BASED ON U. S. STANDARD BUSHELS OF 2,150.4 CUBIC
INCHES CAPACITY. PRIOR TO 1938, YIELDS WERE BASED ON BUSHELS OF THE SIZE PRESCRIBED BY INDIVIDUAL STATE
REGULATIONS.
THE SEED OYSTER FISHERY IN THE CHESAPEAKE BAY STATES WAS PROSECUTED ONLY IN VIRGINIA-WHERE 728 FISHER-
MEN, USING 23 MOTOR VESSELS, 262 MOTOR BOATS, 29 OTHER BOATS, AND 628 TONGS, TOOK 980,600 BUSHELS OF SEED
OYSTERS, VALUED AT $245,180 FROM PUBLIC BEOS. OF THE TOTAL NUMBER OF PERSONS FISHING FOR SEED OYSTERS 684
ARE DUPLICATED AMONG THOSE FISHING FOR MARKET OYSTERS OR OTHER SPECIES. SIMILARLY, THE FOLLOWING CRAFT AND
GEAR ARE DUPLICATED: ! VESSEL, 262 MOTOR BOATS, 29 OTHER BOATS, AND 564 TONGS.
SECTIONAL SUMMARIES 129
' SUPPLEMENTARY REVIEW OF THE CATCH OF CERTAIN SHELLFISH
ies QUANTITY QUANTITY QUANTITY VALUE
2
HARD . » « «© « © « « «NUMBER 42,145,200 55,932,000 98,077,200 | $1,032,983
aoold AND PEELERS 2 « bo 6,581,200 5,781,200 12,362,400 364,468
3
HARD, PUBLIC . . »« » BUSHELS 26, 104 283,089 590,277
HARD, PRIVATE « « « bo = 8,726 12,880
CONCHS . 2 » we we ww bo = 76
MUSSELS, SEA »« « « « « 00 22,908 23,360
OYSTERS, MARKET:
PUBLIC, SPRING « « « bo 290,262 840,689
PUBLIC, FALL « « « « bdo 620,334 2,068,015
PRIVATE, SPRING « « 00 963,054 835, 174
PRIVATE, FALL «. « « bo 1,695,393 1,791,894
NOTE :=-BUSHELS AS SHOWN ABOVE REPRESENT Us. S. STANDARD BUSHELS OF 2,150.4 CUBIC INCHES CAPACITY.
MANUFACTURED FISHERY PRODUCTS
MARYLAND VIRGINIA
QUANTITY QUANTITY VALUE
BY MANUFACTURING ESTABLISHMENTS:
ALEWIVES:
SALTED:
GORNED! oc" adthatied oad aR) Betblel dalle! POUNDS (2) (2) 2,179,300 $53,196
CORNED WITH ROE «2 se ee eee fe) - - 62,700 3,874
FCKEED C/A ot ct ctietr 6 eevee ye) 2,406,150 $84,371 2,445,350 92,448
UGHISPAGK ‘CUT cfc! ac le eens « = ie) - - 280,100 12,698
CANNED « «ss + «© © «© © © «© «© © © « STANDARD CASES 64,470 360,587 35,743 184,380
ROESHCANNED) “Ryia" VFM TMS EVGA fe) 12,601 114,312 14,974 143,898
DRY ISERAP L co ici 'e 0 ee lev c «ele TONS = 582 38 5306
BUTTERFISH, SMOKED . ce wo aseme! @ POUNDS 79,000 19,750 = -
CHUB, CISCO AND TULLIBEE, SMOKED « « « DO 186 ,000 58,100 = -
CROAKER, FRESH AND FROZEN FILLETS « « DO = * 192,500 38,550
EELS, SMOKED » «+ e ee ee ee we Je) 23,000 6,625 = -
FLOUNDER, FRESH FILLETS 2 + « « «© « « DO = = 34,000 8,510
HERRING, SEA, SMOKED . « i Cee Otc po 48,000 5,600 - -
KING WHITING OR KINGFISH FRESH
FICUMSi Ee lo# QentGeOND ECE Era ore ye) 56 ,000 9,310
MENHADEN
PENS CRAP UMmener titer arava Toye te TONS 9,693 673,366
OU ist te « 6's ge per ire GALLONS 500,248 347,211
SQUETEAGUE, GRAY, FRESH AND FROZEN
FI/CW ETCH ee SSO MCR Ee MCE Eire, sant POUNDS - 344,500 67,050
WHITEFISH, SMOKED ... . =e EMO Do 33,500 11,725 - -
CRABS, BLUE, MEAT, PACKAGED» FRESH-
SESE ye ale CROP ORE RC Re CamcECe cI po 2,050,280 726 ,339 1,891,237 690,600
OYSTERS, FRESH-SHUCKED . . - « - + + « GALLONS 2,439,138 | 2,741,365 2,191,988 2,666 ,544
OYSTER-SHELL PRODUCTS:
POULTRY FEED . « «© «© e e © se @ @ TONS 27,264 207,120 24,315 237,258
MIME OR EDUST] «nsy0 0.0) le suighe iofe) 17,322 58,552 15,270 98,349
MUSSELS, SEA, STEAMED AND SHUCKED .« ~ POUNDS - - 901,978 187,354
UNCLASSIFIED PRODUCTS:
PACKAGED, FRESH FILLETS «+ + ee ye) 4/31 ,000 4/6 ,748
SPUMEDRcomel sete) ccs ai iodo is erremte le) 5/249, 800 5/86, 400 eS
GANNED ©) = sl coses 0 ¢ © «ie qs 0 e STANDARD CASES 6/8, 764 8/60, 687 (7) (7)
DRY SCRAP AND MEAL. « se + we wo TONS 7) a1, 367 8/61 ,865
MISCELLANEOUS «4 s+ es ee eee i = 9/566 ,840 107181 ,297
“SEE FOOTNOTES AT END OF TABLE.
130
CHESAPEAKE FISHERIES
MANUFACTURED
ITEM
BY FISHERMEN:
ALEWIVES:
CORNED... .-
PICKLED .. «+ «
EELS, SALTED... »
HOGCHOKER, SALTED .
ee ae
ee eae
ee ee
se ee
TOTAL « «= «© « © w@ «
GRAND TOTAL, « « « «
FISHERY PRODUCTS - Continued
eee e
ee ee
ee ee
POUNDS
DO
DO
ipo)
L
MARYLAND VIRGINIA
QUANTITY
5,800
80,000
122,620
3,000
211,420
$5,802,812
Vy DATA ON THE PRODUCTION OF CANNED FISH, BYPRODUCTS, AND PACKAGED FISH ARE FOR 1943, WHILE THOSE ON THE PRO-
DUCTION OF CURED FISH AND PACKAGED SHELLFISH AR
2/ THE PRODUCTION OF THIS ITEM 1S INCLUDED UNDER
E FOR 1940. p
UNCLASSIFIED PRODUCTS .
3 THIS ITEM IS USUALLY AN INTERMEDIATE PRODUCT AND, ALTHOUGH INCLUDED IN THE TOTAL, MAY BE SHOWN IN ITS FINAL
STAGE OF PROCESSING IN THIS OR ANOTHER STATE.
4f INCLUDES FRESH FILLETS OF SCUP, SEA BASS, AND SEA ROBIN.
5/ INCLUDES SMOKED ALEWIVES, CARP, SABLEFISH, SALMON, STURGEON, AND LAKE TROUT.
6/ INCLUDES CANNED MENHADEN, SHAD, SHAD ROE, HARD CLAM CHOWDER, AND FISH PASTE.
7/ THE PRODUCTION OF THIS ITEM 1S INCLUDED UNDER "MISCELLANEOUS".
B/ INCLUDES HARD CRAB AND MISCELLANEOUS MEAL AND DRY SCRAP.
9/ _ INCLUDES CORNED ALEWIVES; MARINE-SHELL BUTTONS; AND HARD CRAB AND MISCELLANEOUS DRY SCRAP.
1¢/ INCLUDES CANNED MANHADEN; ALEWIFE AND MISCELLANEOUS FISH OILS;
AND AGAR-AGAR.
BURNED OYSTER-SHELL LIME; PEARL ESSENCE,
NOTE:--THE TOTAL VALUE OF MANUFACTURED PRODUCTS IN THE CHESAPEAKE BAY STATES WAS AS FOLLOWS: BY MANUFACTURING
SOME OF THE ABOVE PRODUCTS MAY HAVE BEEN IMPORTED
FROM ANOTHER STATE OR A FOREIGN COUNTRY; THEREFORE, THEY CANNOT BE CORRELATED DIRECTLY WITH THE CATCH WITH=
IN THE STATE» OF THE TOTAL NUMBER OF PERSONS ENGAGED ON TRANSPORTING VESSELS, 967 HAVE BEEN INCLUDED AS
FISHERMEN, AND AMONG THE TOTAL NUMBER OF PERSONS ENGAGED IN THE PREPARATION OF FISHERMEN*S PREPARED PRODUCTS
ESTABLISHMENTS, $10,911,185, AND BY FISHERMEN, $13,306.
ALL HAVE BEEN INCLUDED AS FISHERMEN.
IN FISHERY INDUSTRIES EXCLUSIVE OF DUPLICATION.
TRANSPORTING,
TRANSPORTING:
PERSONS ENGAGED « « « « »
VESSELS, MOTOR « « « « «
NET TONNAGE «+ «© « «
WHOLESALE AND MANUFACTURING:
ESTABLISHMENTS « « « « «
PERSONS ENGAGED:
PROPRIETORS . « « « »
SALARIED EMPLOYEES .
WAGE EARNERS:
AVERAGE FOR SEASON
AVERAGE FOR YEAR
PAID TO SALARIED EMPLOYEES
PAIO TO WAGE EARNERS . .«
TOTAL SALARJES AND WAGES
FISHERMEN MANUFACTURING . « «
ITEM
THIS SHOULD BE CONSIDERED WHEN COMPUTING THE TOTAL NUMBER OF PERSONS
WHOLESALE, AND MANUFACTURING, 1940
MARYLAND TOTAL
VIRGINIA
NUMBER NUMBER NUMBER
269 754 1,023
135 409 544
1,869 3,643 5,512
282 243 525
245 263 508
204 174 378
5,507 5,938 11,445
2,471 2,079 4,550
$213,890 $281,752
$1,747,218 $1,309,967
$1,961,108 $1,591,719
RE: cae)
$495,642
$3,057,185
$3,552,827
108
¥ 131
POTOMAC RIVER SHAD AND ALEWIFE FISHERY °
The most recent year for which data are available on the catch of shad and alewives in
the Potomac River is for 1942. During that year 104,076 shad, valued at $28,578 to the
fishermen, and 6,702,050 alewives, valued at $36,453, were taken in the Potomac River
waters by commercial fishermen.
Aside from that of 1941, the 1942 shad catch was the lowest ever recorded. |n former
years the catch hasreached as high as three-quarter million fish, as was the case in 1932,
however, the catch since 1934 has never exceeded 200,000 fish.
Statistics on the catch of shad and alewives in the Potomac River are also included
in
tne catch data for Maryland and Virginia.
8 The reader is referred to Section 11 of this document for an account of the years for
which surveys of this fishery have been made.
SUMMARY OF CATCH AND OPERATING UNITS, 1942
ITEM MARYLAND
NUMBER
FISHERMEN ON BOATS
AND SHORE :
REGULAR 2 2 2 2 « «© 200
CASUAL «6 + 8 «© © « 112
TOTAL » we we we 312
BOATS:
MOTOR » ee eo wo 123
OTHER « » ee © o 130
APPARATUS?
HAUL SEINES . « © ©
LENGTH, YARDS « « 6,525
GILL NETS:
DRIFT « « e ew @ © 18
SQUARE YARDS . 17,265
STAKE « o © we o © 1,340
SQUARE YAROS . 156,097
POUND NETS «© « « « 201
POUNDS VALUE
1,300 $145
45,200 3,799
89,000 8,946
192,675 | 15,688
104,076 328,175 | 28,578
SHAD CAUGHT:
BY HAUL SEINES . «
BY ORIFT GILL NETS
BY STAKE GILL NETS
BY POUND NETS « « o
TOTAL « we we wo
70,640 | 230,600
x 7,200 180| 21,600
196,900 6,170,700 | 2,049,900 | 33,494|6,662,950
ALEWIVES CAUGHT:
BY HAUL SEINES 4 « «
BY ORIFT GILL NETS
BY POUND NETS « « «© «
TOTAL 5» » » wo 196,900
FL PREKY
va, Leer ett
~~ LVS
OOPS
DRIFT GILL NET
SECTION 5.- SOUTH ATLANTIC AND GULF FISHERIES
(South Atlantic, Area XXIV; Gulf, Area XXV)9
The most recent complete fishery statistics for the South Atlantic and Gulf States
(North Carolina, South Carolina, Georgia, Florida, Alabama,’Mississippi, Louisiana, and
Texas) are those collected for the year 1940. In that year the yield of the commercial
fisheries amounted to 575,533,400 pounds, valued at $14,644,895 to the fishermen, repre—
senting a decrease of 8 percent in quantity but an increase of 5 percent in value as com—
pared with the catch in 1939. Detailed statistics of these fisheries for 1940 appear in
Statistical Digest No. 4, entitled "Fishery Statistics of the United States, 1940". A
summary of these fisheries appears in the following tables.
9 These numbers were assigned to these areas by the North Atlantic Council on Fishery
Investigations. While thecatch of fishery products in Lake Okeechobee is included in the
Florida catch tables, the catch of the Mississpppi River and tributaries dpes not appear
in this section. For a description of the methods used in collecting and compiling these
statistics and an account of the years for which datawerecollected, the reader ts referred
to Section 11 of this document entitled "Statistical Survey Procedure".
SECTIONAL SUMMARIES
SUMMARY OF CATCH, 1940
NORTH CAROLINA
PRODUCT SOUTH CAROLINA GEORGIA
POUNDS ; VALUE POUNDS POUNDS VALUE
FISH « » © es © ee oo 160,876, 100 $1,515,740 1,311,400 722,300 $43,419
SHELLFISH, ETC. « « « o « 9,704,900 348,874 8,134,500 11,949,400 337,211
TOTAL © © « o « 170,581,000 1,864,614 9,445,900 265,828 12,671,700 380,630
PRODUCT
FLORIDA ALABAMA .
POUNDS VALUE POUNDS VALUE
170,769,900 $3,485,392 4,462,300 $250,737 25,677,900
16,722,300 1,519,220 6,882,000 311,174 12,324,400
187,492,200 | 5,004,612 | 11,344,300 | 561,911 | 36,002,300
POUNDS VALUE POUNDS VALUE POUNDS » NVALUE
914,100 $65,314 3,036,900 $286,958 367,770,900
125,712,700 4,886,179 16,332,300 705,739 207,762,500
126,626,800 4,951,493 19,369,200 992,697 575,533,400
f
MISSISSIPPI
POUNDS
FISH » «© «© » @ oe © © ws
98 , 64:
SHELLFISH, ETC. «© «© « « o eitaee
524,465
TOTAL «© «© © «© © 623,110
PRODUCT
FISH «© «© e@ © @ © woo
5,802
SHELLFISH, ETC. « © so e yess
8,842,342
14,644,895
TOTAL « » ee o
DROP NET
ITEM
FISHERMEN?
ONSVESSEUS) 2 \5 « ‘oe ede ‘ec
ON BOATS AND SHORE:
ERREGUUAR’ ‘otc ss ‘ede ‘se
ERSUAL cilete ts ‘ede te
TOTAL ee ee
VESSELS:
MOTOR «6 «ew «@ o
NET TONNAGE .
SAIL « wee ee oe
NET TONNAGE .
TOTAL VESSELS ..
TOTAL NET TONNAGE
BOATS:
MOTOR « « «© ©
OTHER « e « @
ACCESSORY BOATS
APPARATUS:
PURSE SEINES, MENHADEN
LENGTH, YARDS « « «
HAUL SEINES:
COMMON ¢ «© © © ©
LENGTH, YARDS
LONG « « 2 © «© «
LENGTH, YARDS
GILL NETS?
ANCHOR . « + « «
SQUARE YARDS .
ORIFT 2 «© wo ws
SQUARE YARDS .«
RUNAROUND « « ¢
.
eeee
eeee
ereee
eevee
SQUARE YARDS
STAKE «2 eo « ©
SQUARE YARDS
TRAMMEL NETS « «©
SQUARE YARDS .
LINES:
HAND e« «
HOOKS
TRAWL os
HOOKS
TROLL .
HOOKS ee
TROT WITH BAITS OR
BAITS OR SNOODS
TROT WITH HOOKS
HOOKS .
POUND NETS .
FYKE NETS .
OIP NETS:
COMMON »- © © w @ ©
DROP 2 2 es eo eo @
CAST NETS « -
OTTER TRAWLS:
FISH «2 2 + ee ew wo ow
YARDS AT MOUTH « « «© «
eeserees eee
eee eeec eevee
eececeere ee ee
eeeevreee eee
eseree
eoeee
eeseeve
eee eees
O-e«eene
a
ee -C
see eo @ ©
SHRIMP « « «
YARDS AT MOUTH . « «
POTS:
SEA CRAWFISH
CRAB « 2 « s
EEL «eo ©
FISH 2 os « «
SPEARS « « » «
DREOGES ;
CLAM «2 eo ew ww oe
YARDS AT MOUTH .o
OYSTER, COMMON « «
YARDS AT MOUTH
SCALLOP 2 « © «
YARDS AT MOUTH
everest e
eseeeee eeceevrreaeeee eeee
eseee
SUMMARY OF OPERATING UNITS, 1940
NORTH CAROLINA SOUTH CAROLINA | GeoRGIA |
NUMBER
eeeeveree ses eee
eee er ee
eoreoeeer ee ee
SECTIONAL SUMMARIES
2,548
173,525
107
634
600
35
301
FLORIDA
NUMBER
1,166
5,43!
2,305
8,902
199
3,505
4
i)
,
1,869,820
5
5,000
457
388,350
3,367
5,347
133
13 SOUTH ATLANTIC AND GULF FISHERIES
SUMMARY OF OPERATING UNITS 1940 - Continued
NORTH CAROLINA SOUTH CAROLINA
NUMBER
ITEM
FLORIDA
APPARATUS (CONTINUED) :
TONGS OYSTER) * « uetheuiss oll) ciel © 61 322
RAKES, OTHER THAN FOR OYSTER . « « 703 3!
GRABS Ete ticy fouhes 1e\) slsevaes davies teh temesie a
COQUINA SCOOPS « « » « ee wp 2 4
HOOKS :
' SPONGE . - eee
OTHER « © eee
DIVING OUTFITS » « «
s
ALABAMA
NUMBER p NUMBER
FISHERMEN:
ON VESSELS « « © © © » © © © o@ © o 165 764. 4,522
ON- BOATS AND SHORE?
REGULAR «© » «© © © © © © © © ee 747 3,702 1,009 17,360
CASUAL 2 > 2 + @ we we Be ow 222 392
TOTAL «© © © © © © © oe
-~ VESSELS:
MOTOR +» « © © e
NET TONNAGE .
SAIL « © © wo oo
NET TONNAGE .
TOTAL VESSELS . » © « o «
TOTAL NET TONNAGE « « 2» o
1,145
13,162
BOATS:
MOTOR e+ ee ee ee ce ee oe 7,017
OTHER ee wp cece este eae 534 [tebe 7,627
ACCESSORY BOATS « © © » a2 © 2 © © = = 305
APPARATUS ¢
PURSE SEINES, MENHADEN o « o « © e - = 52
LENGTH, YARDS « « © « © «© » © «© = - 14,210
HAUL SEINES: :
COMMON 2 « oe © ee ww wo ew 5 = 549
LENGTH, YARDS « « « © » © © «© 3,040 - 217,350
LONG » » «ee ee we we we ew eo = = 105
LENGTH, YARDS « » s « © © « © = - 102,600
GILL NETS:
ANCHOR 2 ee we we ee wee ww = = = = 1,251
SQUARE YARDS « « © « © © © © © = = = = 739,215
DRUNEMTNs (ai te\imp ein ot cel cellvel hs Gallic: ca = = = =
SQUARE YARDS . « + © © © © © « = = - = 310,630
RUNAROUND «2 «© © « © © © © oo = = = 57 2,939
SQUARE YARDS » « 2 o © @ © © © - = - 13,427 2,493,927
STAKE « eo © oe wo we ww ow = = = 195 2,881
SQUARE YARDS . 0 « eo eo we © @ - = - 45,228 253,543
TRAMMEL NETS « » 2 ee we ww ww 141 32 41 680
SQUARE YARDS 2 « « e+ se eo o 74,600 17,200 2,360 21,482 503,992
LINES:
HAND oe 5's « 0 w © © els, 6 6 © 119 49 139 198 4,073
HOOKS 2. ee ee ee se ew 198 61 155 324 6,328
TRAWL Ge foie ie ie (e @\ 6) le: elhuimerice - = = - 26
HOOKS 2 2 oe we ee oe ow = = = 2 6,300
TROLE 0) fs; © of © lee © wie w leie ays = = ! 1,501
HOOKS « » «eee ee oe eh = = = ' 1,566
TROT WITH BAITS OR SNOODS « e 126 99 756 19 2,552
BAITS OR SNOODS « » « « « « © 56,700 62,700 222,430 4,060 1,274,490
TROT WITH HOOKS . « es eo © @ 62 - = 23 341
HOOKS fe. jo neienseu er aele han euseeue 17,104 2 = 5,950 106,569
POUND NETS « « se ee ec eo ec eo ow = 2 = - 2,173
FYKE NETS 2. ce eet eevee 100 - - - 338
DIP NETS:
COMMON « we es we sw ew we ww ww = 2 34 40 719
OROP oe ease cea et anee - 96 7,050 - 7,164
“IGASTANETS: fers ec es Sale 6 is - 15 38 2 196
OTTER TRAWLS:
FIRSHIte eelantamiaths ue) 6) 10) «ie \e) 6:0 - = = = 7
YARDS AT MOUTH 0. 0 es ee 0 = = = 108
SHRIMP 5. « 0s se © ws 6 we 175 488 1,399 407 3,162
YARDS AT MOUTH « 2 2 « ew « 2,712 7,517 20,345 6,419 50,349
TRAPS, BRUSH » oe we pe ee ee - - 34,600 = 34,600
SECTIONAL SUMMARIES 135
SUMMARY OF OPERATING UNITS, 1940 - Continued
APPARATUS (CONTINUED) :
POTS:
SEA CRAWFISH
CRAB.
ceU a
FISH « »
SPEARS . .
OREDGES:
GUAM esate ee |e
YARDS AT MOUTH .
OYSTER, COMMON . .
ee
ee
ee
YARDS AT MOUTH
SGACVOP P's" S's
YARDS AT MOUTH
TONGS, OYSTER 2...
RAKES, OTHER THAN FOR O
GRABS. o) ace 0 0
COQUINA SCOOPS . « « «
HOOKS :
SPONGE ee ee we we ewe
DINER | 2 0 nc ee wt wl
DIVING OUTFITS . 2 ee we ow
STERS
oe Mia ote) .« ost =
eens eceoeevee
oe Beever eee
ose eee eee
SPECIES
POUNDS VALUE
ALEWIVES .
BLUEFISH .
BONITO . «
BOWFIN . «
BUTTERF ISH
Pe 8,707,900 $108,856
i
CAMB sca, «052°»
ULL
CATFISH AND BULLH'
CREVALLE « «
CROAKER « « »
ORUM ¢
BLACK 2 ew «
>
a, ©. ie see whe
7)
soeeeeeeee@
je fe eet) Ses a
ae BW le sre 6.6
ee Me ee woe
500
4,310,400 86,208
88,400 2,652
RED OR REDFISH . 2» «1 + © o 134,400 3,412
EELS, COMMON « 2 6 oe we ww 78,100 3,905
FLOUNDERS . ee ec eceveve 498,200 34,814
GIZZARD SHAD)... ee so 0 we 11,600 409
GROUPERS « - ey 2 + eo sie se ~ =
HARVESTFISH OR "STARFISH' «6 « 434,500 12,735
HICKORY SHAD « o 1. 2 eo go « 335,900 11,768
KING WHITING OR "KINGFISH" . . 683,400 20,502
MENHADEN 0 ee ee ec ee ee 485, 164
MUULET «@ < se 2 0 6 6 pte ele 83,836
PEGEISH % 4°10 ete 0 wo We ue 8 2,343
PIKE OR PICKEREL »« « 0 » wo 8
PINFISH OR SAILORS CHOICE . « 278
POMPANO «eee cs eceece ce 1,150
SCUP OR PORGY «> e + we ee 4
SEA BASS 2 we ec ec ene ere 13,784
SEA CATFISH 1. e ee eee $113
SHAGHS nee bndine © «sss = ORO
SHEEPSHEAD, SALT-WATER 2 « «
SPANISH MACKEREL . 2 se se
SPOT 2 eo ww ee eee eee
SQUETEAGUES OR "SEA TROUT"?
GRAVigusis. + Sc e eae es
SPOTTEO » ec se we tee wee
STRIPEO BASS .. «2 eso
STURGEON « »- ec ee ese ee
SUCKERS 2 ee + ee we ee
WHITE PERCH « oe ee ee ow
YELLOW PERCH « «ee cs ewe
TOTAL » we ee o
SHELLFISH, ETC.
CRABS:
HARD If ss ow oe
SOFT AND PEELERS . «
SHRIMP »« © © e© oe ew
CLAMS, HARD, PUBLIC 2/
OCTOPUS 2 es ee eee
136 _ SOUTH ATLANTIC AND GULF FISHERIES
CATCH , BY STATES, 1940 - Continued
NORTH CAROLINA
SPECIES GEORGIA
SOUTH CAROLINA
SHELLFISH, ETC. (CONT'D) POUNDS POUNDS POUNDS WACUES
OYSTERS, MARKET: 3/
PUBLIC, SPRING » « © © « » 387,900 = = .
“PUBLIC, FALL « ee eee 302,500 - =
PRIVATE, SPRING 2 « 2 0 « « > 1,312,900 151,700 8,704
PRIVATE, FALL » © » © © «© « = = 889,800 113,100 6,474
SCALLOPS, BAY » oo » © so « 33,800 3,685 = = 5
TERRAPIN, DIAMOND~=BACK ¢ « = = 160
TOTAL »« © «© @ © 337,211
= - 1,600
5704.50 2480 _| 11,918,400
GRAND TOTAL » e 170,581,000 1,864,614 9,445,900 265,828 12,671,700
POUNDS VALUE POUNDS VALUE POUNDS VALUE
FISH a ae os) aoc a) Ah
ALEWIVES 5» - 0» we wo ew ee 408,000 $2,040 - = a =
AMBERUACK) © 0 © 0 oe 0 0 «1 © 9,600 185 - = = m
ANGELFISH 2 2» we se eee eae 2,100 53 = = = =
BARRACUDA . 2 oe ce se nee 200 4 - - - -
BLUEFISH «2 © ee ow se we 1,962,700 140,729 23,800 $1,313 = =
BLUERUNNER OR HARDTAIL » © o © 776,700 11,705 4,000 178 - -
BUFFALOFISH »« « « eo e oe © - - 58,500 2,634 - =
BUTTERFISH » « - © eo we oo 19,900 401 - - = >
CABIO OR CRAB EATER . « « o e 1,400 42 = = = =
CATFISH AND BULLHEADS 4 o oa « 5,051,200 146,437 65,500 4,784 - -
CIGARFISH « 2 0 «© © se eo 6,400 142 = = = =
GRAPPTE® mele ‘est s/c) (eke s! ere 741,900 23,857 - - - -
CREVAUUE, cotier iol te) «limi ic) fe} to) fence 236 ,000 3,322 2,100 42 - -
CROAKER 0 se ee eee ewe 40,500 921 16,200 409 3,800 $152
DRUM:
BUACK gitediodiishie) (eile) /altaliie) iene 129,700 3,887 800 37 13,500 675
RED OR REDFISH » . « » © «© o 833, 100 35,356 27,100 1,844 55,200 4,412
EELS, COMMON »« « se sr ec ec 2,900 87 - - - -
FLOUNDERS «© © © © » © © 6 © ec 223,100 13,526 83,600 8,497 37,900 3,790
GROUPERS « » 0 e 0 e © © © 4,810,600 190,829 264,700 9,785 18,100 905
GRUNTS © « © oe ee we ow 23,500 677 -° - - - =4)
HICKORY SHAD . «© = « © 2 © co 5,200 123 = = = =
UEWRISH el raniguink es, on wihe) le) sure 114,100 3,279 - - - -
KING MACKEREL «2 » 0 o 2 « © 3,476,800 155,788 - - - -
KING WHITING OR “KINGFISH «© eo 401,400 11,727 400 12 7,000 280
MENHADEN . 2 2 © «© 0 © © © oe 95,055,500 267,289 - - 25,194,900 70,092
MOJARRA) .0| 5) = 0 0)» ele « 6 »900 6,688 - - - -
MURUET, io us) ele us, ope) (ees) vance 31,877,100 1,188,185 2,396,400 83,876 171,700 6,562
MUTTONFISH « ei 0 © oe 0 sic 404,000 23,098 - - = -
PADDLEFISH OR ‘SPOONBILL CAT - - 11,600 858 - -
PERMIT, s 0 «0 a = 2 8s 0 22,000 440 - - - -
PIGFISH . « we.s ee oo 0 9,200 200 - - - -
PINFISH OR SAILORS CHOICE o e 111,600 2,308 - - - -
POMPANO ¢ «© ee 2 se oe © ow 546,300 135,072 300 57° 700 140
SCUP OR PORGY « 0 « 0 « © © « 92,500 3,025 - - - -
SEA BASS 2s es aececvcencs 7,400 526 - - - -
SEA CATFISH 2 ee ee we eo 271,700 4,896 2,800 56 - -
SHAD .citaie) taugnnei ie lef ai iene. (6 343,700 29,026 - - - -
SHARKS: ss ¢ ene 6 © 0) < apeye 4,260,000 $25,200 - - - o
SHEEPSHEAD:
FRESH“WATER « 2 o oe eo = = 2,800 $94 14,900 $745
SALT-WATER « 0 + 2 se oo 560,400 16, 164 11,500 541 - -
SNAPPERS :
WANE: Wei iaifisiiis) collleNate! «ey auge, 10,000 500 - - - -
MANGROVE 0 6 2 ee ew ee oe 204,900 9,359 - - - -
RED) fephatte: Jouve, s) © oh is: (sal) 3,904,700 335,648 1,255,400 111,736 26,200 2,620
SNOOK OR SERGEANTFISH o« « e « 462,900 23,951 > - - -
SPADEFISH o «ee ee we ow 6,000 240 - - - -
SPANISH MACKEREL « « © + 2 © © 6,236,100 306,747 62,700 4,452 | 3,300 236
SPOT eo se 2 gp eo ew pee 325,200~ 7,241 4,600 116 - -
SQUETEAGUES OR “SEA TROUT’:
SPOTTED « sx seo se oe 3,904,800 277,176 165,200 19,328 46,800 4,680
WHITES Weysalh artes, 0s) es we 78,500 3,234 2,200 80 83,900 3,356
STURGEON . es we eo peewee 2, 220 100 8 - -
SUNFISH 2 «se ee ve peewee 2,104,800 63,144 - - - -
TENPOUNDER « © «© © © @ we 227,100 5,052 - - - -
TRIGGERFISH « © oe ee wee 5,900 184 - - - -
TRIPLETAIL 6 0 ee we oo 3,100 124 - - - -
YELLOWTAIL « se ee ep ewe 59,800 5,338 - - - -
TOTAL «. * 170,769,900 3,485,392 4,462,300 250,737 25,677,900 98,645
SPECIES
SHELLFISH, ETC.
CRABS:
HARD 1/ «se eee
SOFT AND PEELERS . «
STONE «2 + ie oe
SEA CRAWFISH OR "SPINY
SHRIMP . 6 2 ee eo wo ©
CLAMS:
COQUINA 2 - os
HARD, PUBLIC 2/
CONCHS » ee ews
OCTOPUS . » we «
OYSTERS, MARKET: 3/
PUBLIC, SPRING © «
PUBLIC, FALL « + «
PRIVATE, SPRING
PRIVATE, FALL
SCALLOPS, BAY
TURTLES:
GREEN .-
SOF T-SHELL
SPONGES :
GRASS «= «
SHEEPSWOOL .
YELLOW. .
TOTAL
GRAND TOT
SPECIES
1SH
ALEWIVES « « o o «
AMBERJACK « «© « «
ANGELFISH . 2 «© «
BARRACUDA . © « «©
BLUEFISH « 2 «© © «
BLUERUNNER OR HAROTAI
BONITO . « « ee
BOWFIN . « © ee
BUFF ALOF ISH oe
BUTTERFISH . oe
CABIO OR CRAB EATER
CARP 2» «© © © © © ©
CATFISH AND BULLHEADS
CIGARF ISH
CRAPPIE
CREVALLE
CROAKER
DOLPHIN
DRUM?
BLACK « « » o
RED OR REOFISH
EELS, COMMON
FLOUNDERS
GARFISH » .«
GIZZARD SHAD
GROUPERS « «
GRUNTS « « «
HARVESTFISH OR
HICKORY SHAD .
JEWFISH « « «
KING MACKEREL
KING WHITING
MENHADEN o
MOJARRA .
MULLET 2 -
MUTTONF 1 SH
PADOLEF ISH
PERMIT « «
PIGFISH « -«
PIKE OR PICKE
PINFISH OR SA
POMPANO « « «
SCUP OR PORGY
SEA BASS . « «
oe ee Pee eee
ecoveceomeeseos
eevee
eeeese
eeee
eee
oeveee
@o
Deseseses
>
mn
oe eae. oe el eee
Zeee
®
Ne ee
OR
eee Sirs - Weovwe
. Deawe 3
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.
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.
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SECTIONAL SUMMARIES 137
CATCH, BY STATES, 1940 - Continued
FLORIDA ALABAMA
VALUE
MISSISSIPPI
VALUE
$102,725
e « et $ 26,125
ws Gas 100
LossTer" =
on 351,083
eeee =
oe tote =
es aia =
Ale, ae 1,960,000 | 123,117
eivanie. 4a 310,100 24,040
eratiey Z
mireenen x 4
h eite se 2
Ags ae -!
Soe Aut Z
. . . . = = ag, —
ehacqale 6,400 - - -
« [e730 _| 1,519,220 _| 6,682,000 (924 460
[Se eS
TOTAL
POUNDS VALUE POUNDS VALUE POUNDS VALUE
eevee = - - = 9,115,900 $110,896
Ch scary - - - - 9,600 185
* ‘none = = = +} 2,100 53
wi wie te = = - - 200 4
er, tye = = = = 2,438,400 178, 166
Slane: ie = = = — 780,700 11,883
As Fae ~ ‘- - - 35,900 |* 1,077
«| ete: « = - = i 300 6
eeee = = x 7 58,500 2,634
oats = = 7 64,100 3,040
oer. - - - - 1,400 42
Sie - = = = 438,000 19,662
eS Oe - - - - 6,486,200 199,717
e2eere > 5 = = 6,400 142
é).@he), 2 = = = = 741,900 23,857
« wis oe = ~ 100 $8 238,700 3,385
2 wre « 33,400 $1,334 10,200 431 4,421,400 89,634
«fabs s 200 14 - - 200 14
elels © 92,300 $4,615 491,700 $24,585 857,900 $37,945
cusps « 182,900 18,180 265, 100 29,261 1,594,800 98,045
sus ces - - - - 82,000 4,042
e slp « 9,200 1,070 101,900 14,266 1,064,900 83,555
Bee) oie 4, 15 - - 4,200 m5
a = = = es 11,600 409
alse le We 4,000 238 84,600 4,230 5, 184,000 206 ,067
“a - - - - 23,500 677
Hi o~ = a C = 434,500 12,735
eecees 2 — c > 371,500 12,842
cae aa 14,200 702 10,000 400 138,300 4,331
“hee = = 1,200 72 3,478,000 155,860
SH « s 55,300 1,751 36,600 1,464 1,426,600 41,721
es" ee = be = = 250,076,800 823,202
Che a i) = — = =~ 394,900 6,688
oe ee 24,300 532 1,500 45 37,078,100 1,378,161
Sane "s = = = = 404,000 23,098
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cals © = = = = 92,700 - 3,029
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FISH (CONTINUED)
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SOUTH ATLANTIC AND GULF FISHERIES
14,061,900
98,986,000
8,726,000
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83,800 $ 1,353
26,200 1,340
104,400 8,960
1,700 186
13,200 516
211,900 22,271
50,600 2,027
300 18
172,246
251,800 39,861
3,979,273
446 ,074
32,018
128,069
88,624
546,900
1,819,300
1,320,000
CATCH, BY STATES, 1940 - Continued
LOUISIANA TEXAS
POUNDS
13,700
15,000
1,233,100
7,100
6,000
752,400
8
3,036,900
252,400
14,779,200
125,712,700 4,886,179 16,332,300 705,739
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TOTAL
VALUE POUNDS VALUE
$548 377,500 $ 7,056
- 1,344,400 189,529
- 4,260,000 25,200
- 17,700 839
750 628,900 19,415
= 10,000 500
= 204,900 9,359
118,377 6,523,800 577,341
568 470,000 24,519
= 6,000 240
659 6,450,900 320,746
- 5,448,500 85,989
- 3,630,500 181,745
90,288 6,311,900 512,207
104. 217,800 8,801
- 539,900 59,389
- 11,900 1,230
c 3,200 64
- 2,104,800 63,144
= 227,100 5,052
- 5,900 184
- 5,100 216
= 108,200 3,795
- 9,000 270
= 59,800 5,338
286,958 | 367,770,900 | 5,802,553
528,497
83,311
12,560
31,501
5,893,360
15,000 272
1,240,900 112,638
25,000 1,000
500 34
12,742, 100 744,152
2,367,400 185,372
3,391,900 195,552
2,449,300 137,674
162,200 21,182
3,800 \ 74
1,600 160
42,100 $4,556
146,600 2,204
13,500 12,760
- 223,000 866 ,853
- 6,400 8,630
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126,626,800 4,951,493 19,369,200 992,697 | 575,533,400 14,644,895
iV STATISTICS ON HARD CRABS USED IN THIS TABLE ARE BASED ON WEIGHTS OF 6 POUNDS PER DOZEN IN NORTH CAROLINA,
SOUTH CAROLINA, AND GEORGIA; 5.97 POUNDS IN FLORIDA; 5 POUNDS IN ALABAMA; 5.74 POUNDS IN MISS
POUNDS IN LOUISIANA; AND 5.69 POUNDS IN TEXAS.
2/ STATISTICS ON HARD CLAMS USED IN THIS TABLE ARE BASED ON YIELOS OF 6.14 POUNDS OF MEATS PER STANDARD BUSHEL
IN NORTH CAROLINA, 4.23 POUNDS IN SOUTH CAROLINA, AND 5.35 POUNDS IN FLORIDA.
3 STATISTICS ON OYSTERS USED IN THIS TABLE ARE BASED ON YIELOS OF 3.38 POUNDS OF MEATS PER STANDARD BUSHEL IN
NORTH CAROLINA; 3.06 POUNDS IN SOUTH CAROLINA; 3.0! POUNDS IN GEORGIA; 2.95 POUNDS IN FLORIDA; 4.14 POUNDS
IN ALABAMA; 3.78 POUNDS IN MISSISSIPPI; 4.75 POUNDS IN LOUISIANA; AND 3.58 POUNDS IN TEXAS.
ISSIPPI; 5.8
NOTE 3~=DATA ON THE YIELD OF SHELLFISH MEATS PER BUSHEL ARE BASED ON U. Se STANDARD BUSHELS OF 2,150.4 CUBIC
INCHES CAPACITY.
LOUISIANA WATERS:
VALUED AT $415,295; AND OYSTERS, PUBLIC, FALL, 197,600 POUNDS, VALUED AT $10,667.
THE CATCH OF LOUISIANA INCLUDES THE FOLLOWING PRODUCTS TAKEN BY MISSISSIPPI CRAFT IN
SHRIMP, 8,165,900 POUNDS VALUED AT $334,735; OYSTERS, PUBLIC, SPRING, 8,305,900 POUNDS,
139
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SOUTH ATLANTIC AND GULF FISHERIES
TRANSPORTING, WHOLESALE, AND MANUFACTURING, 1940
ITEM
TRANSPORT ING=
PERSONS ENGAGED:
ON VESSELS « « «
ON BOATS « « « o
TOTAL « « « «
VESSELS:
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WHOLESALE AND
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ESTABLISHMENTS « »
PERSONS ENGAGED:
PROPRIETORS . «
SALARIED
EMPLOYEES » «
WAGE EARNERS:
AVERAGE FOR
SEASON 2» « »
AVERAGE FOR
YEAR »« 2 « ©
PAID TO SALARIED
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PAID TO WAGE
EARNERS o« «© « «
TOTAL SALARIES
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FISHERMEN
MANUFACTURING « «
During 1943,
peaks Sound Ue LOUISIANA | texas | TOTAL
au ae GEORGIA| FLORIDA | ALABAMA siesiael
NUMBER NUMBER NUMBER
66 390
Wl 287
a Se ee 677
159
»495
26
251
185
2746
148
716
820
132 543
2,157 17,563
1,051 5,197
Jee!
$93,648] $54,968] $67,789] $287,024 | $28,395] $99,711 | $205,009] $37,828] $874,372
$247,389 |$150, 204 |$124,724| $775,383 $ $826 ,694 |$152,072|$2,939,970
saree Te pie as sae ae
bets ae ital eed $192,513 $1,062,407 ae eo eS
TARPON SPRINGS SPONGE FISHERY *°
a total of 217,355 pounds of sponges, valued at $2, 305,079, were sold on
the Exchange at Tarpon Springs, Florida. Thiswas an increase of 18 Percent in volume and
36 percent in value as compared with the transactions in 1942, which amounted to 184, 280
pounds, valued at $1,700, 247.
Sales of sponges on the Exchange during 1943 were as follows: large wool, 50,050
pounds, valued at $537,776; small wool, 37,044 pounds, $463,914; wool rags, 75,312 pounds,
$1,031,382; yellow, 14,817 pounds, $97,123; and grass, 40,132 pounds, $174,884. In com—
parison, the sales during 1942 were as follows: large wool, 22,740 pounds, valued at
$290, 161; small
wool, 28,635 pounds, $300,504; wool rags, 105,234 pounds, $942,818; yellow,
5,413 pounds, $43,704; and grass, 22,258 pounds, $123,060.
Data on the quantity and value of sponges soldoutside the Exchange and at other points
in Florida are not available.
10
a. eesessSsSsSSssss
The reader is referred to Section 11 of this document for an account of the years for
which surveys of this fishery have been made.
143
SECTION 6.- PACIFIC COAST FISHERIES *
The yield of the commercial fisheries of the Pacific Coast States (Washington, Oregon,
and California) during 1943 amounted to 1, 453, 263, 200 pounds, valued at $57,322,690 to the
fishermen. This represents an increase of 6 percent in volume and |I6 percent in value as
compared withthe 1942 catch. The fisheries gave employment to 23, 108 fishermen as compared
with 21,047 in 1942. Of the total number of fishermen in 1943, 8,348 were employed on
vessels and 14,760 in the boat and shore fisheries
Canned products produced in 1943 were valued at $57,094,078 to the processor and by—
Products, $33,811,917, representing a decrease of 13 percent, in the value of canned goods
but an increase of 30 percent in the value of byproducts as compared with 1942. The pro-
duction ofpackaged fish (fresh and frozen fillets andsteaks) in Washington and Oregon was
valued at $3,210,140. No data were collected on the packaged fish industry in California
for this year:
11 Data on the operating unitsand catch of the fisheries of the Pacific Coast States have
been taken largely from statistics collected by the various State agencies. Supplementary
Surveys, compilations, and analyses, have been made by agents of this Service in order
that the figures may be presented in a manner comparable with those of other sections.
While statistics onthe fisheries of California are forthe calendar year, those for Oregon
and Washington are for the fiscal year ending March 31, 1944, except that statistics of
the halibut fishery for Washington are for the calendar year. Fora description of the
methods used in collecting and compiling these statistics and an account of the years for
which data have been collected, the reader is referred to Section 11 of this document
entitled, "Statistical Survey Procedure".
SUMMARY OF CATCH, 1943
WASHINGTON
POUNDS VALUE
143,315,000 $14,424,007
11,995,500 3,435,512
OREGON
PRODUCT
VALUE
$6,912,865
867,780
62,407,500
7,881,500
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VALUE
POUNDS VALUE POUNDS
RiSHaeruaca ss ee. ee. ee ale ome sete oe | Ip 21aeBad,200 | @es0seT6..455 9|| e4e0,So0r700 $52,153,357
CIEL UE IC -ee P OR ema Meccalt eee hele 12,329,400 821,958 32,206 ,400 5,125,250
CATES PRODUCTS fa. ay ents, to ken Pemerinice ch ie. fae) xe 496 , 100 44,083 496 ,100 44,083
57,322,690
SUMMARY OF OPERATING UNITS, 1943
OREGON
PUGET
COLUMBIA COLUMBIA
SOUND COASTAL RIVER RIVER Eas TOTAL
pistrict | PISTRICT | pistrict DISTRICT
NUMBER
F |SHERMEN:
ON VESSELS »« « + «© © «© + «
ON BOATS AND SHORE « « « «
3,331
TORAL -“s & \c. « wo %
VESSELS:
MOTOR « «© «© « «
NET TONNAGE .
723 168
14,218 2,317
1 -
11 -
724 168
14,229 2,317
STEAM « «© « «
NET TONNAGE
TOTAL VESSELS .« «
TOTAL NET TONNAGE
(CONTINUED ON NEXT PAGE)
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PACIFIC COAST FISHERIES
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SUMMARY OF OPERATING UNITS, 1943 - Continued
PUGET COLUMBIA COLUMBIA
SOUND SENSI RIVER RIVER BESTA TOTAL
pistrict } OMSTRICT | oistRict DISTRICHA ES sien
NUMBER NUMBER NUMBER NUMBER NUMBER NUMBER
BOATS:
MOTOR ene te fas 1,060 549 848 867 1,715
GIHERM i ee 18 103 122 225
ACCESSORY BOATS. ... . 2 = 2
APPARATUS:
PURSE SEINES: j
SATMON ase tele ete ke
LENGTH, YARDS . . «
PILCHARD OR SARDINE 1 2
LENGTH, YARDS . « + 900
HAUL SEINES . . ses « 5 29
LENGTH, YARDS... « 875 14,225
GILL NETS:
DRIFT:
SALMON) sulci 379 359 901 -
SQUARE YARDS. . 495,000 1,061,200 |2,027,400 | 1,734,400 511,600 |2,246,000
SMEUTAE Lelishts, «a2 ee = = = 80 = 80
SQUARE YARDS . .« = = 30,000 = 30,000
SET:
SALMON . .- » « « 2/ 20 2/ 142 184 823 1,007
SQUARE YARDS . .« 4,800 31,800 51,500 236 ,200 287,700
SHARK ene 5,365 5,545 1,228 600 1,828
SQUARE YARDS .. |4,598,500 4,756,000 | 1,074,500 525,000 |1,599,500
LINES:
TRAWL, SET AND HAND « 32,861 33,295 4,542
HOOKSHee eee Ne te 788,078 807,778 98,760
TROLE Ee SS dle 2,613 3,763 3,106
HOOKS... 1s ee 11,750 16,920 13,980
POUND NETS ....-. 2/3 2/ 3
BRUSH WEIRS .. ..«. % 5 TB -
DIP NETS oo 6 a op a 10 452 358
RECENT ee 58 58 =
BEAM TRAWLS . . . = - - 4 4 =
YARDS AT MOUTH . . « 38 38 =
OTTER TRAWLS . =... . 130 139 65
YARDS AT MOUTH .. . 972
TRAPS:
CRABD x @ bas - 23,040
GEN Gupeou oo = 650
DREDGES, OYSTER... - - -
YARDS AT MOUTH . - « - -
TONGS AND RAKES... « = 16
Gon = 183
SHOVELS . « « « «
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CALIFORNIA
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DISTRICT
SAN DIEGO
DISTRICT
USED IN THE PILCHARD FISHERY OF THE WASHINGTON AND OREGON COAST. SEE PAGES 175 AND 180 FOR CATCH STATISTICS.
FISHED ONLY ON INDIAN RESERVATIONS.
GRAND
TOTAL
NUMBER NUMBER NUMBER NUMBER NUMBER. NUMBER | NUMBER
FISHERMEN: cama (no
ON VESSELS... eee 847 3,853 8,348
ON BOATS AND SHORE
TOTAL « «
VESSELS:
MOTOR « © « « «
NET TONNAGE .«
STEAM « + « «© «
NET TONNAGE ;
TOTAL VESSELS
TOTAL NET TONNAGE
BOATS:
MOTOR « « «© « «©
OTHER! Gay emia Fash ws
ACCESSORY BOAT! o
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SUMMARY OF OPERATING UNITS , 1943 - Continued
CALIFORNIA
SAN
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APPARATUS
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BARRACUDA «= « «
LENGTH, YARDS .
SAEMON) css es. «
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PILCHARD OR SARDINE
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SQUARE YARDS .
SALMON SE enie tes
SQUARE YARDS .
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157 = 157
553,645 553,645
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2 63,689
121 121
499 ,828 499 ,828
SQUARE YARDS
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SQUARE YARDS
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SQUARE YARDS
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CALIFORNIA HALIBUT
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SQUARE YARDS
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SQUARE YARDS . « « 145,860 9,600
SHARK eae oika ts, tale 49 10
SQUARE YARDS . « « 244,020 34,875
MISCELLANEOUS « « « 16 2
SQUARE YARDS . « « 16,800 1,920
TRAMMEL NETS o «86 8 37 10
SQUARE YARDS » «oo « 245 ,063 96 ,000 341,063
LINES:
TRAWL, SET AND HAND 1,746 1,154 7,043
HOOKS « « « 84,703 42,722 508 ,822
Tiigto Lit, (Se 5,338 1,316 12,792
HOOKS .. » 5,442 1,316 25,516
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BRAILS OR SCOOP N
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TRANSPORTING, WHOLESALE, AND MANUFACTURING , 1940
WASHINGTON | orecon | CALIFORNIA
NUMBER NUMBER NUMBER NUMBER
TRANSPORT ING3
PERSONS ENGAGED, ON VESSELS « « « » eo 19 141
VESSELS, MOTOR « « «© © © « ©» © «© © o 58
NET TONNAGE « « « « «© © © © «© @ © © 1,089
WHOLESALE AND MANUFACTURING:
ESTABLISHMENTS » « « » © « © © « © @ 351
PERSONS ENGAGED:
PROPRIETORS « © © « » © © © © «© © o@ 357
SALARIED EMPLOYEES « « « « » « « « 1,320
WAGE EARNERS:
AVERAGE FOR SEASON « « «© «© « » «
AVERAGE FOR YEAR « « « « «© «© « «
$3,321,445
$623,498 $276 ,375 $2,421,572
$8,127,914
$1,329,504 $870,925 $5,927,485
$1,953,002 $1,147,300 $8,349,057
MANUFACTURED FISHERY PRODUCTS #
PAID TO SALARIED EMPLOYEES « e « « «
PAID TO WAGE EARNERS
TOTAL SALARIES AND WAGES « « « « $11,449,359
153
FISHERMEN MANUFACTURING « 2 « © « «© « «
(CONTINUED ON NEXT
1TEM WASHINGTON OREGON CALIFORNIA
QUANTITY VALUE QUANTITY VALUE QUANTITY VALUE
BY MANUFACTURING ESTABLISHMENTS:
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FRESH FILLETS . . ~~ » POUNDS 41,351 $9,998 » (2) (2) - -
SALTED:
DRY, PARTLY BONED . DO 2,163,507 168,444 - - (2) (2)
BONELESS AND ABSOLUTELY D
BONELESS . «© DO 665,518 106,215 - - 318,018 $65,489
FLOUNDERS :
FRESH FILLETS «2 « « e DO 2,037,715 525,235 |1,508,665 $441,268 - -
FROZEN FILLETS . » « © fe) 1,479,230 381,288 |2,609,579 806 297 - -
HALIBUT, LIVER OIL. « » GALLONS 10,055 893,686 |. - = (2) (2)
HERRING, SEA, SPICED .« s POUNDS 18,890 2,614 = = = me
LINGCOD:
FRESH FILLETS « « «© « ole) 246 ,837 64,892 (2) (2) - -
FROZEN FILLETS «. « « « po 355,725 91,885 123,379 37,251 - -
MACKEREL, CANNED . «STANDARD CASES = = - - 831,660 | 4,379,996
P|ILCHARD OR SARDINE:
GANNED) aroma ciel bea e DO - - 2 2 3,353,797 | 14,348,516
MEAS Beceem cia ieeteiy. a eTONS 3} {3} 2 2 73,765 | 5,630,061
Oily wo io mad cls 6 GNMIGNE 2 2 2 2 13,678,345 | 9,124,415
ROCKF ISH: +d
FRESH FILLETS » « © e » POUNDS 492,153 132,613 690 ,096 200 ,865 =
FROZEN FILLETS «. = « DO 177.345 46 ,499 954,876 283,142 -
SABLEFISH: ' é
FRESH FILLETS «6 © « « [ofe) 31,220 8,672 124,164 39,543 = -
FROZEN FILLETS « « « « DO 40,955 10,837 170,626 54,868 -
SALTED, HARD « « « » « po 58,090 3,281 - - - -
KIIPRERED) Sous «4 el wo po 223 ,373 37,855 - = 390,496 80,116
LIVER OJL « « « « »« e e GALLONS 329 19,087 > = = =
SALMON:
SALTED:
MILD-CURED 3/ . . » » POUNDS 3,414,675 707 ,633 (2) (2) 848 ,610 173,412
EGGS FOR CAVIAR « « « DO 291,518 26 ,856 - - - -
KIPPERED « ee ee © fe) 1,118,013 224,380 (2) (2) (2) (2)
SMOKED? je otolmomer o's! o %e DO 400,249 66 464 41,012 12,853 362,039 148,388
CANNED:
CHINOOK OR KING . STANDARD CASES 32,924 756 ,028 101,301 2,336 ,638 - =
CHUM OR KETA . « « « DO 2,913 22,764 6,474 62,473 - -
BINKu 2 otees otianvel el elke ne) 62,025 636 ,629 - - - -
RED OR SOCKEYE .. « DO 19,353 428,391 2,257 53,636 = -
SILVER OR COHO .. « DO 28 234 420,586 4,149 65,347 - -
STEELHEAD TROUT . .-. DO S7/ 74,218 12,532 254,137 = =
EGGS FOR BAIT ... 00 4,283 94,660 (2 {2} = if
MEAL ie memiea cel cs of ot EONS 646 41,772 - - - -
OIL:
INDUSTRIAL « » » » » GALLONS 59 ,906 36 5456 - - -. -
EDInteS eee A. ee a0 (2) (2) 7,448 9,898 =
SECTIONAL SUMMARIES
149
MANUFACTURED FISHERY PRODUCTS - Continued
QUANTITY QUANTITY QUANTITY VALUE
BY MANUFACTURING ESTABLISHMENTS
(CONTINUED) :
SHAD:
. CANNED . « « » »« STANDARD CASES - $13,318 11,507 $65,444
ROE, CANNED . 2 » eo « po - 60,234 3,062 116,377
SHARKS, INCLUDING ,
GRAYFISH, LIVER OIL « GALLONS 204,243 - 269,190 6,174,975
TUNA AND TUNALIKE FISHES:
CANNED:
ALBACORE . » « STANDARD CASES (2) 3,435,794 371,647 5,433,079
BLUEFIN- Se ee ew fe (ole) ~ - 151,549 1,721,175
BONITO!" 44.6 27% oh po - 32,501 271,573
STRIPED! 2 5 ois Do - 285,908 3,263,979
VELILOWRIN! e-<@-ie oe Me po - 619,806 7,226,234
WELLOWTAIL « «2 6 6 « po - 58 ,609 440,687
FLAKES:
ALBACORE . . ee « po (2) (2) 612,366 - rey
OTHERS St 8. OS ie) - - - 857,068 8,697,843
OIL, LIVER. « ~ « « » GALLONS (2) (2) 26 , 102 1,280,209
ABALONE, STEAKS « «~~ « POUNDS - - 333,991 126,716
CLAMS, HARD:
FRESH-SHUCKED . . ~ « » GALLONS 2,406 3,580 - -
CANNED, MINCED . STANDARD CASES 471 5,751 (2) (2)
CLAMS, RAZOR, CANNED
MINGEDY. 1OUSee TA. pele) 1,386 15,904 - -
CRABS: :
MEAT, PACKAGED, FRESH-
COOKED .. +.» » « « POUNDS 337,351 119,320 939,695 254,170 103,272 38,947
CANNED . «© « « -STANDARD CASES 9,166 293,329 10,437 333,984 - -
OYSTERS:
PACIFIC:
FRESH-SHUCKED .~ « « » GALLONS 344,755 430,408 114,970 138,669 30,584
CANNED « e « STANDARD CASES 583 5,653 = = mat Cy
WESTERN OR NATIVE,
FRESH-SHUCKED + « « GALLONS 14,667 109,264 9,322 68,920 4,178 37,602
SHELL PRODUCTS:
POULTRY FEED «++ TONS 4,074 60,381 2 {3} 2 2
PRM EGiaiie falco) sheen diys DO 1,826 15,755 2 2 2 2
SQUID, CANNED « »« STANDARD CASES = = = = 102,525 572,410
WHALE PRODUCTS:
MEAG ORE A, Osh. Seti, OMTONS - 42 2,344
OIL:
WHALE webels « «, « 0 « GALLONS - 34,598 27,438
SPERM Peet % Sane pO - 3,366 2,968
KELP PRODUCTS « « «© © « « TONS = 2,868 2,533,390
AGAR-AGAR « « « «© © « « « POUNDS - 157,836 473,508
B AND G CONCENTRATE « « « po - 6,968,177 278 324
UNCLASSIFIED PRODUCTS:
PACKAGED, FRESH AND
FROZEN « «+ « » « POUNDS | 4/112,518 36,125 | 5/120,985 = =
GURED!T vol Wilieih Yer o tal Hele po 6/73 660 5,999 | —~7/91,901 8/638 ,328 101,594
CANNED . « « « « STANDARD CASES | 9/19,917 221,815 | 70/1,291 11/26 ,628 338,087
BYPRODUCTS: a,
MEAL:
TUNA AND MACKEREL . TONS - - ie 7,679 499,979
OTHER »« » eo es eo iets) 13/2,224 176 ,083 12 - -
OIL: ch
BODY:
TUNA AND
MACKEREL .« « « GALLONS - - 16,340 9,804 202,704 122,102
OTHER «+ «0 2 « oe) 14/283 ,890 196 ,490 12 12 15/249 22,308
ESVERN etre ene ers fe po oeeridests 841,021 12 12 03,418 1,461,869
MISCELLANEOUS « »-+ e «= = 16/64 ,581 241,595 | 17/52,844 392,499
SSS
coD, SALTED:
OIA Like eieivireeeee = FSM ar | 11,820,316 Pi = Te 9,894,020] - | 75,704,637
En SSS Se aia
BY FISHERMEN:
GREEN 3/ « - + ++ « + POUNDS| 3,202,700 136,115 - =
TONGUES Ve Vaccthia) olscieete po 44,395 4,763 8S =
HERRING, SEA, SPICED. « « po - - 37,000 3,700
SABLEFISH, SALTED .- «+ ~ po 122,200 6,721 = =
CRAB MEAT, PACKAGED,
FRESH-COOKED «+ - DO - - 5,176 1,553
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PACIFIC COAST FISHERIES
150
MANUFACTURED FISHERY PRODUCTS - Continued
CALIFORNIA
. QUANTITY QUANTITY VALUE
BY FISHERMEN (CONTINUED) :
SHRIMP:
SUN-DRIED « « « « » « « » « POUNDS 138,722 $34,680
BRAN et oli: cittsitiel © ateailepie le PAT ONS| 131 2,620 .
CLAMS, MIXED, FRESH-
SHUCKED « » © » » « » eGALLONS
SCALLOPS, BAY, FRESH-
SHUCKED 2. « « © © « © @ jefe)
TOTAL, séqckitsaua sey aes 148,844 3,104
553 = 5
aon DU stieet a [ aac [piecaiai ieee <4
1/ DATA ON THE PRODUCTION OF CANNED PRODUCTS AND BYPRODUCTS IN THE THREE STATES AND ON PACKAGED FISH IN
WASHINGTON AND OREGON ARE FOR 1943. THOSE ON THE PRODUCTION OF PACKAGED SHELLFISH, SALTED AND SMOKED FISH,
AND FISHERMENS PREPARED PRODUCTS ARE FOR 1940. DATA ON PRODUCTION OF PACKAGED FISH IN CALIFORNIA ARE NOT
INCLUDED IN THIS TABULATION. IN 1941, THE PRODUCTION OF PACKAGED FISH IN THIS STATE AMOUNTED TO 5,384,000
POUNDS, VALUED AT $1,031,740. INCLUDED IN THIS TOTAL WERE FRESH FILLETS OF BARRACUDA, 1,260,000 POUNDS,
VALUED AT $201,600; CABRILLA, 120,000 POUNDS, VALUED AT $21,600; FLOUNDERS, 1,320,000 POUNDS, VALUED AT
$211,200; GROUPERS, 110,000 POUNDS, VALUED AT $17,600; LINGCOD, 215,000 POUNDS, VALUED AT $32,250; ROCK-
FISHES, 680,000 POUNDS, VALUED AT $122,400; WHITE SEA BASS, 235,000 POUNDS, VALUED AT $63,450; AND SHARKS,
INCLUDING GRAYFISH, 180,000 POUNDS, VALUED AT $25,200. ALSO INCLUDED IN THE TOTAL WERE FRESH STEAKS OF
FLOUNDER, 60,000 POUNDS, VALUED AT $15,000; BLACK SEA BASS, 228,000 POUNDS, VALUED AT $45,600; SWORDFISH,
64,000 VALUED AT $20,480; AND TOTUAVA, 912,000 POUNDS, VALUED AT $255,360.
THE PRODUCTION OF THIS ITEM HAS BEEN INCLUDED UNDER "UNCLASSIFIED PRODUCTS".
THIS ITEM 1S USUALLY AN INTERMEDIATE PRODUCT AND ALTHOUGH INCLUDED IN THE TOTAL; MAY BE SHOWN IN ITS FINAL
STAGE OF PROCESSING IN THIS OR ANOTHER STATE
INCLUDES FRESH FILLETS OF SHARK; FROZEN FILLETS OF COD, HAKE, SALMON, AND SHARK; AND+FRESH=SHUCKED BAY
SCALLOPS.
INCLUDES FRESH FILLETS OF COD, LINGCOD, AND SHARK; FROZEN FILLETS OF COD AND SHARK; AND FRESH-SHUCKED
EASTERN OYSTERS.
INCLUDES SMOKED SEA HERRING; SALTED SALMON BELLIES; AND STURGEON CAVIAR.
INCLUDES KIPPERED SALMON, STURGEON, AND ALBACORE TUNA; AND MILD-CURED SALMON.
INCLUDES DRY-SALTED BARRACUDA, BONITO, JEWFISH FILLETS, MACKEREL, PILCHARD, BLACK SEA BASS, TUNA FILLETS,
AND YELLOWTAIL, AND PARTLY-BONED COD; SMOKED BARRACUDA, CHUBS, SEA HERRING AND WHITEFISH; AND HARD SALTED,
AND KIPPERED SALMON.
2 INCLUDES, CANNED ALBACORE AND ALBACORE FLAKES, AND HARD CLAMS, WHOLE, JUICE AND CHOWDER.
O/INCLUDES CANNED PILCHARDS, SALMON EGGS FOR BAIT AND STURGEON.
TI/ INCLUDES CANNED ANCHOVIES, BARRACUDA, TUNA HORS D'OEUVRES AND "TONNO", MINCED HARD CLAMS AND CLAM BROTH.
THE PRODUCTION OF THIS ITEM HAS BEEN INCLUDED UNDER MISCELLANEOUS. f
3/ INCLUDES PILCHARD, SHARK AND MISCELLANEOUS FISH MEAL; AND SALMON EGG MEAL.
7J4/\NCLUDES FLOUNDER AND TUNA LIVER OILS; MEDICINAL SALMON OJL; PILCHARD, SHARK AND MISCELLANEOUS FISH BODY OILS.
J5/ INCLUDES FLOUNDER AND HALIBUT LIVER OILS.
76/ INCLUDES PILCHARD AND MISCELLANEOUS FISH BODY OILS, MISCELLANEOUS FISH LIVER OILS; OYSTER SHELL POULTRY FEED
— AND LIME; PILCHARD, TUNA AND MACKEREL AND MISCELLANEOUS FISH MEAL.
17/\NCLUDES SQUID AND MISCELLANEOUS FISH MEAL; MARINE-SHELL NOVELTIES; OYSTER SHELL POULTRY FEED AND LIME; GREEN
SCRAP; AND LIQUID GLUE.
GRAND TOTAL « « « « « =
lato Ie ie
NOTE :--THE TOTAL VALUE OF MANUFACTURED PRODUCTS IN THE PACIFIC COAST STATES WAS AS FOLLOWS: BY MANUFACTURING
ESTABLISHMENTS, $97,418,973; AND BY FISHERMEN, $192,948. SOME OF THE ABOVE PRODUCTS MAY HAVE BEEN IMPORTED
FROM ANOTHER STATE OR A FOREIGN COUNTRY; THEREFORE THEY CANNOT BE CORRELATED DIRECTLY WITH THE CATCH WITHIN
THE STATE. ALL PERSONS ENGAGED IN THE PREPARATION OF FISHERMEN*S MANUFACTURED PRODUCTS HAVE ALSO BEEN
INCLUDED AS FISHERMEN.
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151
WASHINGTON
CATCH BY DISTRICTS, 1943
PUGET SOUND DISTRICT » COASTAL DISTRICT
SPECIES COLUMBIA RIVER DISTRICT
POUNDS VALUE POUNDS VALUE POUNDS VALUE
FISH .
CARBMRMG. Dab aelAte of 6 s)cime - ~ - - 6,200 $372
BOD tien yo ere oe od ee 1,434,300 $80,239 *37,200 * $2,813 -
FLOUNDERS :
BORG eechamems Notch ele ve rere 10,973, 100 637,391] 1,073,500 52,878 -
ERO MtM es Ways cis ve: vs) fie Xo uel we 1,083,500 48,757 308 , 200 15,181 60
BORTSH) ciciuc) amis, cede ots 22,021,500 1,243,858] 1,524,600 88,427 -
ARENT ias Bra be emis! ot) a bes ofr vs 17,485,500 3,388,623 244,000 31,371 -
BEHRING u Roe etc s=s Geile hes mdess 788, 100 20,806 - - -
PROIIGEODE MSDS «icra ce fensiane 9,904, 100 797,944 494,500 31,774 4,206
FERED UG Deir Cen OLOEOee 199,000 18,879 14,700 1,323 -
PILCHARD OR SARDINE ...s. « 114,100 6,846 | 20,968,000 230,648 - -
Rant SH sheer en'e ee vere se 1,156,400 11,564 = = = =
GEREN SHES pencorreu~o~ se metrerververe 4,607,900 228,201 | 1,213,000 63,408 26,700 1,075
SABLERISH | eees s.0 she « o.10 3,168,400 335,892 17,600 2,024 - -
SALMON:
CHINOOK OR KING «+ see 4,179,900 871,622 | 2,254,500 374,698 3,107,100 477,807
EHUMDOR KETA ecco vee6 ems 3,962,300 314,066 | 1,241,700 55,876 428,100 21,405
BINKieiclsyepeys ia oke ‘so 0 5,594,000 279,851 - - - -
REDEOR. SOCKEYE «<< |» «csye 1,660,300 265,648 72,000 12,240 28,300 4,528
SILVER OR COHO « « « eo o 4,995,800 636,325 | 2,278,300 392,769 447,600 67,866
SHAG OMe, (ches Gelka pe. ata. oes - - - - 76 5509 2,677
SHARK SOUPEIN scene shes eynve 3,460,800 1,908,995 345,000 219,457 - -
SKATES weutedaces'>weue.ce.he e:-5.n0 610,300 - = = -
SMELT:
EULEACHON so: 10-0 2 00 0 «0 - - - 3,374,200 168,710
SURF OR SILVER... « » 2 « « « 60,000 160,100 22,414 - -
STEELHEAD TROUT « « « «© « « « = 6,500 1,040 237 ,800 27,346
STURGEON [OMe © 16 edie 6,600 25,400 2,286 32,500 2,275
TUNA, ALBACGORE 2 se so 0 e106 513,100 4,573,200 743,145 663,300 107,786
TOTAL ates 97,979,000 | 11,194,122 |36,852,000 2,343,772 8,484,000
1,150,600 3,458,200 290,807
54,300 - -
57,800 , -
193,500 - -
- 89,600 32,013
5,700 |° - -
835,600 334,250 | 5,967,500 2,387,000
213,972 - o=
5,303 - -
234 -
2,480,200 725,692 | 9,515,300 2,709,820 ree, 0
ae
886,113
SHELLFISH, ETC
GOAGSC esnebe chee, 0. @. «10, éhye ne
S12 {FU Se ee ae Te Tee
CLAMS:
HARD:
BUTTER... -
LITTLE .NECK
RAZOR «. « « «
OCTOPUS ... .-
OYSTERS, MARKET:
PAGTEIC. va ss 0 ce
WESTERN OR NATIVE .
© Wie we
SCALLOPS, BAY .. -
SQUID . « « - ee «© «
TOTAL) cubs a) Ee =
GRAND TOTAL ©. « | 100,459,200 |11,919,814 |46,367,300 5,053,592 8,484,000 886,113
PURSE SEINES
fecike =.
NUMBER NUMBER
FISHERMEN:
ON VESSELS . «2» «© ee © @ ©
ON BOATS AND SHORE « « + + © «
1,190 341 - 14 -
OTAGAAVS: lode eo je 0) evs
152 PACIFIC COAST FISHERIES
PUGET SOUND DISTRICT : OPERATING UNITS, 1943 - Continued
PURSE SEINES GILL NETS
HAUL
SEINES
DRIFT
SET
SALMON ~SALMON 4/
NUMBER | NUMBER
SALMON 2/ SARDINE 3/
NUMBER NUMBER
VESSELS:
MOTOR « « «© « 145 204
NET TONNAGE 3,360 5,521
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STEAM « 2 « « «
NET TONNAGE .
TOTAL VESSELS « « » «© « «©
TOTAL NET TONNAGE « « « o
BOATS:
MOTOR Weitay: <ircile ieieccistsnioiatonas
Ciflaect ecco a omolm oROFaz%o
ACCESSORY BOATS - » » «so wo
APPARATUS : £
NUMBER «. » « «
LENGTH, YARDS .
SQUARE YARDS .
YARDS AT MOUTH
HOOKS ... .
oe eee
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ee see
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oe ec ee
00 Deo h
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ee 8 8 oe
495,000
LINES
TRAWL, SET POUND BRUSH
AND HAND 5/ NETS ay. WEIRS
NUMBER NUMBER NUMBER NUMBER
1,438 730 -
703 375
2,141 1,105
236 259
5,866 2,934
259
2,934
TROLL 6/
FISHERMEN:
ON VESSELS . . « « « « © « « «
ON BOATS AND SHORE . « «= « « «&
TOTAL «© « © © © © © © © ©
VESSELS:
MOTOR . «© « « «
NET TONNAGE .
STEAM « « « « «
NET TONNAGE .
ee ee
se 2 «
se ee
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Oo Aas
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TOTAL VESSELS ». « « » « o
TOTAL NET TONNAGE . « «© +
BOATS:
MOTOR « »« «© « © © «© © © © © © ©
OTHER ey hares Fane el eel) tee) ae 116
ACCESSORY BOATS «. «= « « « © « « « -
APPARATUS:
NUMBER « « « « 58
LENGTH, YARDS .
SQUARE YARDS .«
YARDS AT MOUTH
HOOKS »« » « « «
oa eine
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TONGS AND
RAKES, OYSTER
OTTER
TRAWLS 7/
TOTAL EXCLUSIVE
OF DUPLICATION
NUMBER NUMBER NUMBER
FISHERMEN:
ON VESSELS » « « © «© © © © @ ®
ON BOATS AND SHORE « « « « « «
508
12
3,331
Vf 2,436
TOTAL « 6» © ew we we we we ow ew
VESSELS?
MOTOR. « « 6 «
NET TONNAGE .
STEAM a te, Fea
NET TONNAGE .
ft 0 fe,
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TOTAL VESSELS .. =... -
TOTAL NET TONNAGE » ss
W ASHINGTON
\
153
PUGET SOUND DISTRICT : OPERATING UNITS, 1943 - Continued
BEAM OTTER TRAPS, TONGS AND | syovye
TRAWLS TRAWLS 7/ RAKES, OYSTER
TOTAL EXCLUSIVE
OF DUPLICATION
NUMBER NUMBER NUMBER NUMBER NUMBER NUMBER
BOATS:
CCR hs (x = © © © ele @ » 6. 0 te 102 40 1,060
SIGE Ree as vse, pe fe 6 2 6 6 fo 8 85 430
ACCESSORY BOATS . «. - -~ «© + we w © 175
APPARATUS:
NUMBER . 2] «
LENGTH, YARDS .
SQUARE YARDS .
YARDS AT MOUTH
HOOKS oe ee
125
One embens
* tiene ls
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1/ OPERATING UNITS INCLUDE ONLY VESSELS AND GEAR OPERATED MAINLY OR ENTIRELY FROM PUGET SOUND PORTS. IN
ADDITION THERE WERE 10 VESSELS FROM OREGON WHICH CONTRIBUTED TO THE FISHERIES OF PUGET SOUND. THESE
VESSELS WERE MANNED BY A TOTAL OF 30 MEN AND HAD AN AGGREGATE CAPACITY OF 220 NET TONS. 6 OF THESE
VESSELS ENGAGED IN SALMON TROLLING, 3 IN OTTER TRAWLING, 2 IN TUNA FISHING AND 2 IN SHARK FISHING.
THERE WAS ALSO 1 VESSEL FROM CALIFORNIA OF 52 NET TONS OPERATED BY A CREW OF 5 FISHERMEN WHICH ENGAGED
IN THE OTTER TRAWL FISHERY. SEVERAL WASHINGTON COAST SALMON TROLLERS, TUNA VESSELS AND SHARK FISHING
VESSELS ALSO LANDED ONE OR MORE FARES AT PUGET SOUND PORTS.
OF THE VESSELS INCLUDED IN THE PUGET SOUND GROUP, 215 ALSO OPERATED IN THE FISHERIES OF OREGON. THESE
VESSELS WERE MANNED BY A TOTAL OF 902 FISHERMEN AND HAD AN AGGREGATE CAPACITY OF 4,428 NET TONS. 142
OF THESE VESSELS ENGAGED IN TUNA FISHING, 62 IN SALMON TROLLING, 79 IN SHARK FISHING, 19 OPERATED OTTER
TRAWLS, 4° ENGAGED IN THE OREGON PILCHARD FISHERY AND 5 OPERATED HALIBUT OR SET LINE GEAR. 52 VESSELS ALSO
OPERATED IN THE FISHERIES OF CALIFORNIA. THESE VESSELS WERE MANNED BY A TOTAL OF 512 FISHERMEN AND HAD
AN AGGREGATE CAPACITY OF 2,548 NET TONS. 31 OF THESE VESSELS ENGAGED IN PILCHARD OR SARDINE FISHING,
20 FISHED FOR SHARK IN CALIFORNIA WATERS AND 1 TROLLED FOR TUNA.
OF THESE VESSELS 77 ENGAGED EXCLUSIVELY IN THE SALMON PURSE SEINE FISHERY; 51 ALSO OPERATED IN THE OTTER
TRAWL FISHERY, 17 IN THE SHARK FISHERY, 11 IN THE HALIBUT FISHERY, 2 IN THE PILCHARD FISHERY, 1 IN THE
TUNA FISHERY AND 1 ALSO ENGAGED IN SALMON TROLLING. ‘
OPERATED IN THE WASHINGTON, OREGON AND CALIFORNIA PILCHARD FISHERY. OF THESE VESSELS, 15 OPERATED IN THE
WASHINGTON COASTAL PILCHARD FISHERY; 2 OPERATED EXCLUSIVELY IN WASHINGTON WATERS WHILE 4 ALSO OPERATED
IN THE OREGON PILCHARD FISHERY; 29 ALSO OPERATED IN THE CALIFORNIA SARDINE FISHERY, WHILE 15 FISHED FOR
PILCHARD IN CALIFORNIA WATERS ONLY. IN ADDITION 1 VESSEL FROM OREGON AND 1 VESSEL FROM CALIFORNIA ALSO
OPERATED IN THE WASHINGTON PILCHARD FISHERY. THESE VESSELS WERE MANNED BY A TOTAL OF 22 MEN AND HAD AN
AGGREGATE CAPACITY OF 120 NET TONS. 13 VESSELS OF THE WASHINGTON PILCHARD FLEET ALSO ENGAGED IN HALIBUT
FISHING OUT OF PUGET SOUND, 2 IN THE PUGET SOUND PURSE SEINE SALMON FISHERY, 7 IN THE OTTER TRAWL FISHERY,
17 IN THE SHARK FISHERY AND 1 ALSO FISHED FOR TUNA.
4/ FISHED ONLY ON INDIAN RESERVATIONS.
5/ OF THE TOTAL VESSELS 46 ENGAGED EXCLUSIVELY IN THE HALIBUT AND SET LINE FISHERY, 122 ALSO ENGAGED IN THE
™ SHARK FISHERY, 58 IN THE TUNA FISHERY, 42 IN THE TROLL SALMON FISHERY, 13 IN THE PILCHARD FISHERY, 11 IN
THE SALMON PURSE SEINE FISHERY, AND 12 OPERATED IN THE OTTER TRAWL FISHERY OUT OF PUGET SOUND.
6/ OF THESE VESSELS 61 ENGAGED EXCLUSIVELY IN THE TROLL SALMON FISHERY; 54 TROLLED ONLY FOR TUNA, 110 TROLLED
FOR BOTH SALMON AND TUNA, 65 ALSO FISHED FOR EITHER SOUPFIN OR DOGFISH SHARK, 76 ALSO ENGAGED IN THE HAL-
IBUT OR SET LINE FISHERY, 12 ALSO ENGAGED IN OTTER TRAWLING, 2 OPERATED SALMON GILL NETS, 2 OPERATED SALMON
PURSE SEINES AND 1 ALSO ENGAGED IN THE PILCHARD FISHERY.
7/ OF THE TOTAL VESSELS 41 ENGAGED EXCLUSIVELY IN THE OTTER TRAWL FISHERY; 51 ALSO ENGAGED IN THE SALMON PURSE
~ SEINE FISHERY, 25 IN THE SHARK FISHERY, 9 IN THE TUNA FISHERY, 7 IN THE TROLL SALMON FISHERY, 7 IN THE
PILCHARD FISHERY AND 2 IN THE HALIBUT AND LINE FISHERY.
PUGET SOUND DISTRICT : CATCH BY GEAR, 1943
Ss a
GILL NETS
SPECIES PURSE SEINES HAUL SEINES
ae POUNDS VALUE POUNDS | VALUE POUNDS VALUE POUNDS VALUE
2) 0 Sa a i - - 2,200 $123 5,500 $310 - -
FLOUNDERS :
SHUEeIA. s « He. 19,200 $1,077 11,000 617 - - 26 ,000 $1,460
GRHER 3 he. Set GO 1,900 85 1,000 45 - - - -
GRAYED SHiel {ices 6. a>. 5. 368,000 29,549 - - 1,714,900 | 95,277 | 1,161,100 64,257
HAMIBUTE ce tem is 3 “we - - - - 7 - - -
HERRUNGie «) dts © 20'S - - 8,100 214 - - - =
PinGcObte s4e- cs. 12,300 1,069 - - 49,400 4,297 181,900 15,812
PERCH Re ccd face, Ws - - 191,900 | 18,595 - - 500 20
PILCHARD OR SARDINE . . - - 114,100 6,846 - - = =
RAEN GHiette os ie s+ - - = - - - - -
ROCKFISHES 2... - - 6,000 274 225,600 | 10,287 6,300 287
SABLEFISH 2.2 2 eee - - - - - - 4,800 485
. SALMON:
CHINOOK OR KING. . « 709 ,500 74,496 26 ,600 2,793 833,200 | 96,901 3/40,000 4,652
CHUM OR KETA .. «~~ | 3,341,600 267 ,328 16 500 1,242 198,400 | 14,940 | 37392,100 29,525
RiNKGerenric lias co os. ||4,105,300 205,265 55,600 2,780 |1,031,400 | 51,570 - -
RED OR SOCKEYE .. . | 1,381,800 221,088 - - 35,400 5,664 - -
SILVER OR COHO ... | 3,595,900 416,405 3,100 359 450,300 | 52,145 3/37,200 4,308
(CONTINUED ON NEXT PAGE)
on PACIFIC COAST FISHERIES
PUGET SOUND DISTRICT : CATCH BY GEAR, 1943 - Continued
- GILL NETS
SPECIES PURSE SEINES HAUL SEINES
SET
POUNDS VALUE POUNDS VALUE POUNDS VALUE
FISH (CONTINUED)
SHARK, SOUPFIN . «| « = = - -
SHAME ranaagine = orcs ce - - -
SMELT, SURF OR SILVER $6 ,564
STURGEON « « - « a « « -
TUNA, ALBACORE ..-- «
TOTAL. . . .. « « | 13,535,500 }$1,216,362 | 488,400 | 40,452 | 4,544,100]$331,391 | 5,188,500 1,955,884
SHELLFISH
SQUID Siuer oe) wile lelrelele) le 900 117 = =
IOGTOPUS) fer e164) aol isi 6 2; 300 124 = =:
ee ees i ee eee
EEE SS SS
3,332,600 $1,833,578
6,000 1,500
eee ee
1!
Ol
N
~
w
to}
oO
TOTAL «© © © © © © ©
GRAND TOTAL . « «
13,535,500] 1,216,362 | 491,600] 40,693 | 4,544,100] 331,391 | 5,188,500 1,955,884
BRUSH WEIRS
SPECIES
POUNDS POUNDS: VALUE
FISH
COD Biren teiele on aynteial ren iets 61,800 $3,456 -
FLOUNDERS t
SOLE... : 17,000 953 -
OTHER « . = = a
GRAYFISH 1/ z 4,902,200 278,046 - -
HALIBUT 3 6 16,884,600 | 3,276,832 - -
HERRING « . = 3 = $19,797
LINGCOD : ; 2,643,000 234,529 -
PERCH . «
PILCHARD OR
RATFISH . «
ROCKFISHES .
SABLEFISH .
SALMON: 2/
CHINOOK OR KING
CHUM OR KETA
PIR 9 5b asone
RED OR SOCKEYE, -
SILVER OR COHO .
SHARK, SOUPFIN . «
Bist 59s 46 be
SMELT, SURF OR SILVER
STURGEON . . 2s ee «
TUNA, ALBACORE . « « «
111,200
680, 700
2,068, 100
1,112
48,195
211,591
oAN thy
51,300
3,227
es ee eee wo wo
ee ee we ee we oe
o
Gedede 8S Oo doe Ge penec
ps]
bate jc ceO: cetepe co
Gece Sc Me te eeO
m
686, 104
906
320
148,644.
28,653
2,513,200
15,100
2,000
784,400
48,700
eee ee ee
brett
513, 100
TOTAL oll stare ta Relate
SPECIES CRAB TRAPS SHOVELS
POUNDS VALUE POUNDS VALUE
SHELLFISH
CRABS, DUNGENESS 4/ . . . 1,150,600 $97,269 - -
CLAMS, HARD: 5/
BUTTER
ESSN Ae pees Be 57,800 $13,408
MIME NECK@s Ee cea) ie re - 193,500 50,305
OYSTERS, MARKET: 6/
PACIEIG © eRe ae
WESTERN OR NATIVE...
835,600
167,600
$334,250
213,972
TOMAS, “cinreurs) (6) 9) 0) ic
N
W ASHINGTO 156
PUGET SOUND DISTRICT : CATCH BY GEAR, 1943 - Continued
DIP NETS REEF NETS BEAM TRAWLS
SPECIES
OTTER TRAWLS
POUNDS VALUE
FISH Lae ee r=
Past Sc ais cue «6 6 1,364,800 $76 ,350
FLOUNDER:
SGRED ctl ciies «<= © 10,899,900 633,284
DIHER > «wists, 2 es « 1,080,600 48,627
GRAWHISH EI /iieite sya) 2) |s) 0 13,833,400 774,415
FEU Oa 564,300 105,016
HERRING Mbeemahar ea! a Ue = =
ISINGCOD nee fe fic eis = 3's 6,649,900 510,325
SERCH Tete cits) ‘ely, eye 6,600 264
PILCHARD OR SARDINE . . « - -
RABRSH eh (sieves a ss 1,045,200 10,452
ROCKRUSHES jasiicus, © 2.0 "se 3,638,000 165,931
SABPPENSH so ss és 1,095,500 123,816
SALMON: 2/
CHINOOK OR KING... . -
CHUM CORSKETA, «= o of » « -
PINK idea 6s it @) ot Cs
RED OR SOCKEYE .... -
SILVER OR COHO ...-«. = =
SHARK, SOUPFIN .... « 2,300 1,357
30 \7s 2 eS ee ae - 602,300 1,505
SMELT, SURF OR SILVER. . 7,700 - - - -
STURGEON .« « e ec see ee = = = 2 = = _ 600 150
————— es ee
SHELLFISH
SHRIMP .« «+ 6 «
SQUID .s.e-
OCTOPUS .‘. 2.
SCALLOPS, BAY 7/
hia 6
eevee
7 is. ve
ee ee
TOTAL ‘ss ca 2 2 6
———— eS a ee ee
54,300 [$10,643 -
- - 900
- - 3,400
13,300 | 5,303
(eae lA (SA gk pes
67,600 | 15,946 4,300
af
37,800 }1,761 | 724,000 171,209 | 67,600 | 15,946 | 40,787,700
1/ CAUGHT ALMOST ENTIRELY FOR THE UTILIZATION OF THE LIVERS IN THE EXTRACTION OF VITAMIN OILS. MOST OF THE
CARCASSES WERE DISCARDED. THE GRAYFISH TAKEN IN PUGET SOUND DISTRICT YIELDED 2,662,690 POUNDS OF LIVERS,
VALUED AT $1,224,837; AND THE SOUPFIN SHARKS, 415,300 POUNDS OF LIVERS, VALUED AT $1,889,615+ IN ADDITION,
THE ABOVE CATCH YIELDED 314,738 POUNDS OF HALIBUT LIVERS, VALUED AT $299,001; 103,921 POUNDS OF LINGCOD
LIVERS, VALUED AT $207,842; 173,490 POUNDS OF RATFISH LIVERS, VALUED AT $8,674; 69,105 POUNDS OF ROCKFISH
LIVERS, VALUED AT $69,705; 24,412 POUNDS OF SKATE LIVERS, VALUED AT $1,221; 575,648 POUNDS OF HALIBUT VIS-
CERA VALUED AT $126,643; 111,700 POUNDS OF LINGCOD VISCERA, VALUED AT $16,755; AND 139,410 POUNDS OF SABLE-
FISH VISCERA, VALUED AT $34,852. ;
2/ STATISTICS ON THE CATCH OF SALMON, EXCEPT THOSE TAKEN BY TROLL LINES, ARE REPORTED TO THE STATE IN NUMBER
OF FISH RATHER THAN IN POUNDS. THE FACTORS USED IN THE ABOVE TABLE FOR CONVERTING NUMBER OF SALMON TO
WEIGHT IN POUNDS WERE AS FOLLOWS: CHINOOK OR KING, 18.6 POUNDS; CHUM OR KETA, 10 POUNDS; PINK, 5.75 POUNDS;
RED OR SOCKEYE, 6.8 POUNDS AND SILVER OR COHO, 8.4 POUNDS.
a, FISHED ONLY ON INDIAN RESERVATIONS.
/ THE WEIGHTS OF CRABS SHOWN ARE BASED ON AN AVERAGE OF 20 POUNDS PER DOZEN.
5/ STATISTICS ON HARD CLAMS ARE BASED ON YIELDS OF 25 PERCENT OF EDIBLE MEATS.
6/ STATISTICS ON OYSTERS SHOWN ARE BASED ON YIELDS OF 18 PERCENT EDIBLE MEATS FOR NATIVE OYSTERS AND 10 PERCENT
FOR PACIFIC OYSTERS.
af THE WEIGHT OF BAY SCALLOPS IS BASED ON 8.5 POUNDS OF MEATS PER GALLON OR A YIELD OF 17 PERCENT EDIBLE MEATS.
GRAND TOTAL ... » 2,451,793
COASTAL DISTRICT : OPERATING UNITS, 1943
GILL NETS, LINES
SALMON, Trout 3/ | ser
ORIFT
NUMBER | NUMBER NUMBER NUMBER
HAUL
SEINES 2/
I1TEM
NUMBER
» FISHERMEN:
ON VESSELS . » » « © «© © ©
ON BOATS AND SHORE «. « « «
159 43
42 a7.
MOTAL Ns tes 6 0 ote
VESSELS:
MOTOR Btls sal ce we ce 1a), 6)..8 =
NET TONNAGE . = « « « « at 736
(CONT! NUED ON NEXT PAGE)
PACIFIC COAST FISHERIES
156
COASTAL DISTRICT : OPERATING UNITS, 1943 - Continued
(ts Da airs gire esi a ews Maren LINES
Seren 2/ | SALMON,
4 DRIFT [ SALMON 2 | SHARK | TROLL 3/
1TEM
NUMBER NUMBER NUMBER
BOATS: a Se Tae eae ad
MOTOR! sw a, Ne fo) 1 ote 118 a8
OTHERGsks) is) (o oulek cages ope =
APPARATUS: xe
NUMBER «5 « «
LENGTH, YARDS
SQUARE YARDS
YARDS AT MOUTH
HOOKS. « + «=
see ee
es eee 8
see oe
eee ee
ee eee
OTTER TRAPS» TONGS AND DREDGES, ae
TRAWLS CRAB RAKES, OYSTER | oysTER | SHOVELS
TOTAL, EXCLUSIVE
OF DUPLICATION
NUMBER | NUMBER NUMBER NUMBER | NUMBER NUMBER
FISHERMEN:
ON VESSELS 4.2 ee eee 36 85 - - 219
ON BOATS AND SHORE . . ~~ - 64 250 3,929 4,586
TOTAUW rosea ettpeaeane 36 149 250 3,929
VESSELS: '
MOTOR «2 «© © © © © «© © © @ ©
NET TONNAGE » « « «© © « o@
BOATS:
MOTOR « « » « © © © @ © @
OTHER » «© © © © © © © © «© ©
8
re
2
13
: 2
APPARATUS :
NUMBER Worst oh oh a! opel te) Bellini fe 4
YARDS AT MOUTH « 8
41/7 OPERATING UNITS INCLUDE ONLY VESSELS AND GEAR OPERATED MAINLY OR ENTIRELY FROM WASHINGTON COASTAL PORTS.
MANY OF THE PUGET SOUND TUNA VESSELS, SALMON TROLLERS AND SHARK VESSELS ALSO LANDED 1 OR MORE FARES AT
WASHINGTON COASTAL PORTS. IN ADDITION THERE WERE 42 VESSELS FROM OREGON THAT CONTRIBUTED TO THE FISHERIES
OF THE WASHINGTON COAST. THESE VESSELS HAD AN AGGREGATE CAPACITY OF 563 NET TONS AND WERE MANNED BY A TOTAL
OF 123 FISHERMEN. 31 OF THESE VESSELS ENGAGED IN SALMON TROLLING, 15 IN TUNA FISHING, 3 IN SHARK FISHING,
3 IN OTTER TRAWLING AND.1 IN THE PILCHARD FISHERY. THERE WAS ALSO 1 VESSEL FROM CALIFORNIA AND A FLEET OF
14 PUGET SOUND PURSE SEINE VESSELS THAT ENGAGED IN THE WASHINGTON COAST PILCHARD FISHERY. THESE VESSELS
WERE MANNED BY A TOTAL OF 231 FISHERMEN AND HAD AN AGGREGATE CAPACITY OF 969 NET TONS. 44 MOTOR BOATS OF
LESS THAN 5 NET TONS FROM OREGON ALSO ENGAGED IN SALMON AND TUNA TROLLING, LANDING 1 OR MORE FARES AT
WASHINGTON COASTAL PORTS.
2/ FISHED BY INDIANS ON THEIR RESERVATIONS.
3/ OF THE TOTAL VESSELS 8 ENGAGED EXCLUSIVELY IN THE TROLL SALMON FISHERY; 20 TROLLED ONLY FOR TUNA, 46 TROLLED
~ FOR BOTH SALMON AND TUNA, 26 ALSO FISHED FOR CRABS, 7 ENGAGED IN HALIBUT OR SET LINE FISHING, 7 IN SHARK ~
FISHING AND 6 ALSO ENGAGED IN OTTER TRAWLING.
COASTAL DISTRICT : CATCH BY GEAR, 1943
GILL NETS
SPECIES
POUNDS POUNDS
FLOUNDERS =
SOLE hs akan i 6. it 39,200 -
OTHER «6+ « « « 8,800 - -
GRAYFISH 1/ ... « 263 ,500 762,800 | $44,242
LINGCODseaiyalteeeomeree 80,700 2,100 143
PERCH « « « « « «
PILCHARD OR SARDINE
20,968,000
ROCKFISHES . . . « - 71,006 | 110,800 4,980
Soar enracy KENGHbiazie - 345,400 | 36,267| 3/167,300 | 18,403
CHUM OR KETA «=... - 1,119,200 | 50,364 | 3/122,500 5,512.
RED OR SOCKEYE «+. * - - - 3/72 ,000 12,240
SILVER OR COHO... = = 266,100 | 34,593 | 3/524,700 68,211
SMELT, SURF OR SILVER - - - - -
SOUPFIN SHARK ..«.. - - 119,700 | 69,126 200,200 | 134,308
STEELHEAD TROUT 4/. . « - - - 6,500 1,040
STURGEON 5 slous =» « © - 25,400 2,286 - -
TOTALS, vameel once 2,339,000 289,079
218,952| 1,968,900
W ASHINGTON 157
COASTAL DISTRICT : CATCH BY GEAR, 1943 - Continued
DIP NETS
POUNDS
SPECIES OTTER TRAWLS
POUNDS
FISH
COMME on alicd o © (snes 1,900 35,300] $2,647
in 300 1,032,700 | 50,871
OTHER fipke. ch «lorie Cote - 299,400 | 14,748
GRAYFISH-1/ 2» 2 + « 10,200 471,900 | 27,370
BALIEMD. bas, ol «Pepha'te'c 82,400 59,600 7,663
PUNGCODR es cits se uss 107,300 299,500 | 18,428
ROCKFISHES . . » sw 202, 100 825,900 | 37,166
SABLEFISH st. « oe « we - 17,600 2,024
SALMON: 2/ :
CHINOOK OR KING « « « 1,741,800 320,028 =
SILVER OR COHO... « 1,487,500 289,965 -
SMELT, SURF OR SILVER . = = =
SOUPFIN SHARK .... 10,700 6,792 954
TUNA, ALBACORE . - se « 4,573,200 743,145
TOTAL » » « « «
SPECIES
TRAPS, CRAB
DREDGES, TONGS AND RAKES SHOVELS
POUNDS VALUE POUNDS POUNDS VALUE
SHELLFISH :
CRABS, DUNGENESS 5/ . 2. eee ee 3,458,200 $290,807 - - - -
CLAMS, RAZOR 6/ . . ofiep ove = - 89,600 $32,013
5,967,500 | $2,387,000
3,458,200 290,807] 5,967,500 2,387,000 | 89,600
1/ CAUGHT ALMOST ENTIRELY FOR THE UTILIZATION OF THE LIVERS IN THE EXTRACTION OF VITAMIN OILS. MOST OF THE
CARCASSES WERE DISCARDED. THE GRAYFISH TAKEN IN THE COASTAL DISTRICT OF WASHINGTON YIELDED 185,952 POUNDS
OF LIVERS, VALUED AT $85,538, AND THE SOUPFIN SHARK YIELDED 41,905 POYNDS OF LIVERS, VALUED AT $190,667.
IN ADDITION LINGCOD YIELDED 5,934 POUNDS OF LIVERS, VALUED AT $11,868; ROCKFISHES YIELDED 21,834 POUNDS OF
LIVERS, VALUED AT $8,734; AND THE SABLEFISH YIELDED 387 POUNDS OF LIVERS, VALUED AT $387.
FISHED ONLY BY INDIANS ON RESERVATIONS.
STATISTICS ON THE CATCH OF SALMON, EXCEPT THOSE TAKEN BY TROLL LINES ARE REPORTED TO THE STATE IN NUMBER
RATHER THAN IN POUNDS. THE FACTORS USED IN THE ABOVE TABLE FOR CONVERTING SALMON TO WEIGHT IN POUNDS WERE
AS FOLLOWS: CHINOOK OR KING, 22.3 POUNDS; CHUM OR KETA, 10.5 POUNDS; RED OR SOCKEYE, 4 POUNDS; SILVER OR
COHO, 10.6 POUNDS; AND STEELHEAD TROUT, 9 POUNDS.
4/ STEELHEAD TROUT SHOWN IN THIS TABLE WERE TAKEN ENTIRELY BY INDIANS ON RESERVATIONS,
5/ THE WEIGHT OF CRABS SHOWN ABOVE IS BASED ON A WEIGHT OF 22 POUNDS PER DOZEN.
6/ THE WEIGHT OF RAZOR CLAMS IS SHOWN IN POUNDS OF EDIBLE MEATS, BASED ON A YIELD OF’ 42 PERCENT OF THE ROUND
WEIGHT.
7/ THE STATISTICS ON OYSTERS USED IN THIS TABLE ARE BASED ON YIELDS OF 12 PERCENT OF EDIBLE MEATS.
OYSTER, MARKET, PACIFIC Vf © s) 2
TOTAL hp aveye © weeps
le
COLUMBIA RIVER DISTRICT : OPERATING UNITS, 1943
HAUL GILL NETS, LINES DIP
SEINES DRIFT NETS
TRAWL AND SET TROLL
NUMBER NUMBER NUMBER NUMBER, NUMBER
TOTAL, EXCLUSIVE
OF DUPLICATION
NUMBER
— ———
FISHERMEN:
ON VESSELS « 2 » » e+ © ew ew we
ON BOATS AND SHORE « « « « « «
16
804
a aE ee
VESSELS:
MOC rete eA vee fe St Ss so
NET TONNAGE « «© «© © © © @
BOATS:
MOTH “es ss ej v's s whee 549
HER wetiets a es! ss a le-s 6 18
APPARATUS:
NUMBER . « « «
LENGTH, YARDS
SQUARE YARDS
HOOKS . «ws -
379
Giete 6
se ee
ee ee
ee ee
adres «
Ce ea)
1,061,200
me « =
ee ae
PACIFIC COAST FISHERIES
158
COLUMBIA RIVER DISTRICT : CATCH BY GEAR, 1943
HAUL SEINES GILL NETS, DRIFT
SPECIES
POUNDS POUNDS VALUE POUNDS VALUE
FISH
CARP 5 TOEOwotoraiaeo: Duaord 6,200 = = =
FLOUNDERS, OTHER THAN SOLE - « « = 3,000 - -
SALMON $
CHINOOK OR KING «© « © « « « « 104,300 2,679,400 202,000 $26,260
CHUM OR KETA « « © © © © « 2 - 428,100 = =
RED OR SOCKEYE « « « «+ « «© @ 300 15,600 12,400 1,984
SILVER OR COHO «2 « « « « « 6,800 142,900 = =
SHAD PMs sh hieie is to atollehieliisirs 16 ,400 5h, 800 2,300 80
SMELT, EULACHON «© « © © © « « « - - 3,374,200 168,710
STEELHEAD TROUT « «© « «© «© « » » 29,200 . 183,100 25,500 2,932
STURGEON 2» 2 2 oe © ot © eee = 32,500 = =
WOME Ae oS 6h bo 516 199,966
469,087 | 3,616,400
LINES
SPECIES
POUNDS
POUNDS
FISH
INS) Of 8 Sih -Ged ohuo O10 clog one
ROCKFISHES 2/°° 5 5 55 8 5 toe ww ew
SALMON :
52,700
26 ,700
CHINOOK OR KING . « « « «© «ee ec «© © 2 121,400 $33.992
STEVER) OREGOHO) | 6 6 cle cere ss) ele 297,900 49,154
TUNAREAUBACORE tet ot tcli stoma ellis lai (elites 663,300 107, 786
TOTAL « « «© © © © © © © © © © ©
1,082,600
190,932
4/ THE FOLLOWING SPECIES LANDED IN THE COLUMBIA RIVER DISTRICT WERE CAUGHT OFF THE COAST; LINGCOD, ROCKFISHES,
ALBACORE TUNA, AND MOST OF THE TROLL CAUGHT SALMON.
2/ ALL SPECIES WERE LANDED BY VESSELS OF THE SEATTLE FLEET. IN ADDITION TO THE ITEMS LISTED ABOVE, 630 POUNDS
OF LINGCOD LIVERS, VALUED AT $1,260, AND 585 POUNDS OF ROCKFISH LIVERS, VALUED AT $234 WERE LANDED BY TROLL
LINE FISHERMEN. a
OREGON
CATCH BY DISTRICTS , 1943
COLUMBIA RIVER DISTRICT i
SPECIES COASTAL DISTRICT
POUNDS VALUE POUNDS VALUE
FISH
GOD wiikey sts pen, ole letsetnarawiieh ls Mie Reems 36,400 $2,912 - -
FLOUNDERS:
SOLES ek pce iel cured eure: te metitel sere | ata 645800 599,519 4,055,300 $255,483
OTHER soko kote ce) Meg othe 6. te Us! 666,000 22,572 222,000 7,187
GRAVFISH! sce «. ecghs celelue) fo nallollte) 1,692,200 107,940 606 ,300 38,703
HATH BUT cnerel er erarma rare neraprenvarvetamrontwistis 919,700 168,684 224,400 41,154
HERRING Sasha aie er tea Molten hen fate tele 5 = 94,200 3,768
ISINGCODiee welren ol or ser lojiceh oP roc tt ciate italia 956 ,300 104,358 373,400 30,718
PERGHI vs: co lteriouccbiaciol ps toh lepte.\ 3 ckei0(lice > = 59,600 1,788
PILCHARD OR SARDINE « « « + + © © © « = - 3,649,000 40,139
ROCKFISHES . . 2» s+ se eee eo eo 5,556,900 268 444. 1,893,900 96,752
SABLERLSHO pester mremarter remmaltten tettelts 1,184,300 115,944 411,700 40,306
SALMON:
CHINOOK OR KING « 6 » » « ee @ 8,522,200 1,157,683 824,400 131,632
CHUM OR KETA 2 see » © le 6 6 «6 541,600 27,080 402,100 18,094
RED OR SOCKEYE < . 2 se = bp 6 0 « 116 ,000 19,720 - -
STLEVER®OR COHO 3 2 ie cc fle = « 636 ,600 66,188 1,226,400 152,345
SHAD rea aracearaliipicelrcistehetiilel teinley ire 257,800 11,602 428,400 19,278 ‘
SHARK, SOUPFIN «6 + « «+ +e ee «© @ 1,703,600 1,126,433 567,900 373,777
SKATE tot tite tents: ee tle Merl ocher eRe) esos = - 7,500 61
SMELT:
EUEACHON” Siecle tele ls! ele « 6 ee 518,300 20,594 - -
OTHER lo) cr esate et ol leteNiop tal (en eis! 2 - 21,200 1,908
STEELHEAD TROUT». » 2 «© oe se we eo © 1,188,600 121,962 107,000 11,770
STRIPED BASS « spe ce 6 «stele 6 « « - = 65,800 9,212
STURGEON] atlelta tote tails) (olive fe! miameenie 115,800 9,278 ' 4,000 168
TUNA, ALBACORE «© + « + + ee oo 2 7,969,200 1,295,011 2,416,600 392,698
STOMA LSS ciestwrclsnereMioune) te 1,666,941
44,746 ,400 5,245,924 17,661,100
OREGON aaa
OREGON : CATCH BY DISTRICTS , 1943 - Continued
COLUMBIA RIVER DISTRICT
COASTAL DISTRICT
POUNDS VALUE
SHELLFISH —— ———
IERAES SDUNGENESS) 0; a. 16.0 ee 00.6 © $552,544
CRAWFISH, FRESH WATER... eee eo -
CLAMS:
PACOGMMEI EES Es a, asi, arse; alg eho 1,632
MEX EDIMEMS thsi Wcth'r vies c/a ie 6; ©; re! e. 2,211
OYSTERS, MARKET:
BROW NGicie tite: tats: aiai's. cep) e- he, 16 - - 303,639
WESTERN OR NATIVE + - + s+ + ee ee 2,904
TOTAL 27.8) wi sep is) (0) suis
44,765,800 5,250,774 25,523,200
GRAND TOTAL « « « « « 2,529,871
PURSE
SEINES,
SARDINE
LINES, TRAWL
ITEM
AND SET 2/
NUMBER NUMBER NUMBER NUMBER NUMBER
F J SHERMEN:
ON VESSELS . . « « « « © 109
ON BOATS AND SHORE . .« « 88
TOLAM CHsataw'et tale 197
VESSELS:
MOTOR! «0 = c's) 0 6 « «
NET TONNAGE . 2 « « « 382
BOATS:
MOOR issfel ale” w cele? ie. o 63
DIMER ie fe tel ea) oval ene 10
ACCESSORY BOATS ..... -
APPARATUS:
NUMBER... . 1,228 1,847
LENGTH, YARDS
SQUARE YARDS .
HOOK Smemebre ick,
1,734, 400
1,074,500
LINES, OTTER POUND DIP TRAPS,
TROLL 3 TRAWLS 4/ NETS NETS CRAWF ISH
NUMBER NUMBER NUMBER NUMBER
346 168
286
SST
3
| ese | gee
——— es ——SSSS=
Ss
V OPERATING UNITS INCLUDE ONLY VESSELS AND GEAR OPERATED MAINLY OR ENTIRELY FROM OREGON PORTS. IN ADDITION
THERE WERE 261 VESSELS FROM WASHINGTON WHICH CONTRIBUTED TO THE FISHERIES OF OREGON. THESE VESSELS WERE
MANNED BY A TOTAL OF 1,029 MEN AND HAD AN AGGREGATE CAPACITY OF 4,959 NET TONS. 175 OF THESE VESSELS ENGAGED
‘IN TUNA FISHING, 88 IN ” SALMON TROLLING, 82 IN SHARK FISHING, 22 IN OTTER TRAWLING, 8 OPERATED HALIBUT OR SET
LINE GEAR AND 4 ENGAGED IN THE OREGON PILCHARD FISHERY. THERE WERE ALSO 5 VESSELS FROM CALIFORNIA WHICH
CONTRIBUTED TO THE FISHERIES OF OREGON. THESE VESSELS WERE MANNED BY A TOTAL OF 31 FISHERMEN AND HAD AN
AGGREGATE CAPACITY OF 151 NET TONS. OF THESE, 2 ENGAGED IN THE OREGON PILCHARD FISHERY, 2 FISHED FOR TUNA
AND 1 TROLLED FOR SALMON IN OREGON WATERS. NUMEROUS VESSELS FROM THE OREGON COASTAL DISTRICT LANDED 1 OR MORE
FARES AT COLUMBIA RIVER PORTS AND MANY VESSELS FROM THE COLUMBIA RIVER LANDED 1 OR MORE FARES AT OREGON
COASTAL PORTS. (FOOTNOTE CONTINUED ON NEXT PAGE)
TOTAL, EXCLUSIVE
OF DUPLICATION
NUMBER
FISHERMEN:
ON VESSELS Sorts a leiiel Keo “e188 559
ON BOATS AND SHORE «. « « « « w© « @ 1,874
OAS) wi eines ot 8. eee
VESSELS;
MORORM ceuwiva ie) 6) 's.0l wie las e weve
NET TONNAGE 2. 2 2 «© © © © @ @
BOATS:
MOTORS yes! os) vlc 6 oshe w 0 6 ie
OTHER . - « sitet svelte ss! x ee
ACCESSORY BOATS. a adrelys Rew e e) 6 eye
APPARATUS:
NUMBER sie) 6 cs «© 6 6 6 0 0 0 2
YARDS AT MOUTH « » «© © «© © © © @
HOOKS etciieiis) csiKe le shine ¢ 6 & 0 «
743437 O - 47- 11
160 PACIFIC COAST FISHERIES
COLUMBIA RIVER DISTRICT : OPERATING UNITS, 1943 - Continued
1/ (CONTINUED
~ OF THE ae INCLUDED IN THE OREGON GROUP 52 ALSO CONTRIBUTED TO THE FISHERIES OF WASHINGTON. THESE
VESSELS WERE MANNED BY A TOTAL OF 153 FISHERMEN AND HAD AN AGGREGATE CAPACITY OF 783 NET TONS. 37 OF THESE
VESSELS ENGAGED IN SALMON TROLLING, 17 IN TUNA FISHING, 6 IN OTTER TRAWLING, 5 IN THE SHARK FISHERY AND |
IN THE WASHINGTON COASTAL PILCHARD FISHERY. 13 OF THE OREGON VESSELS ALSO CONTRIBUTED TO THE FISHERIES OF
CALIFORNIA. THESE VESSELS WERE MANNED BY A TOTAL OF 57 FISHERMEN AND HAD AN AGGREGATE CAPACITY OF 283 NET
TONS. 5 OF THESE VESSELS ENGAGED IN OTTER TRAWLING, 3 IN SHARK FISHING, 2 IN SARDINE FISHING, 2 TROLLED FOR
SALMON AND 1 TROLLED FOR TUNA IN CALIFORNIA WATERS.
2/ OF THE TOTAL VESSELS ONLY 1 FISHED EXCLUSIVELY WITH HALIBUT OR SET LINE GEAR, 19 ALSO FISHED FOR TUNA, 15
— FOR SHARK, 5 ALSO OPERATED OTTER TRAWLS AND 9 ALSO ENGAGED IN SALMON TROLLING.
3/ OF THE TOTAL VESSELS 16 ENGAGED EXCLUSIVELY IN THE TROLL SALMON FISHERY; 64 TROLLED ONLY FOR TUNA, 45
=~ TROLLED FOR BOTH SALMON AND TUNA, 42 ALSO FISHED FOR SHARK, 26 ALSO ENGAGED IN OTTER TRAWLING, AND 23 ALSO
OPERATED HALIBUT OR SET LINES. :
4/7 OF THE TOTAL VESSELS 8 ENGAGED IN OTTER TRAWLING EXCLUSIVELY; 26 ALSO FISHED FOR TUNA, 18 FOR SHARK, 5 ALSO
— OPERATED HALIBUT OR SET LINE GEAR, 3 TROLLED FOR SALMON AND 1 ALSO ENGAGED IN PILCHARD FISHING.
COLUMBIA RIVER DISTRICT : CATCH BY GEAR, 1943
GILL NETS
SPECIES HAUL SEINES LINES, TRAWL AND SET
POUNDS POUNDS
FLOUNDERS =
SOUEA echt cunee <lioile/ onsite = 131,400 71,200 $4,699
OTHERS ememrenton aire) cmtomre 129,700 2,400 9,900 396
GRAYFISH 2/ . . ss « » 291,800 103 ,600 66,200 4,224
RYNEHEIE Gis co oiokol oo 6 - - 874,900 | 160,464
ENeees) 5°46 6 o.oo Oo 41,400 26 ,000 216,200 23,601
ROCKFPSHES! | o.oo enteric 237,600 141,400 177,700 10,952
SABLEF ISHN <Iiet s) on eheearee 14,900 23,100 396 ,600 38,827
SALMON =:
CHINOOK OR KING « « « « 4,765,700 116,700 41,800 5,852
CHUMMORNKEMAy olcilemeen omle 478,400 31,100 1,555
RED OR SOCKEYE ...» « 18,600 78,100 -
SILVER OR COHO .« « e 142,700 281,500 -
SHAD Sspae Jer civel vay elton Sent 106,400 148,000 -
SHARK, SOUPFIN . «+. « - 661,300 459,900 552,600 | 365,379
SMELT, EULACHON « « « « = i 61,600 = a =
STEELHEAD, TROUT... ~ « 384, 100 410,600 28 ,600 6,700 704.
STURGEONGMasiee cla) omen oh <e 200 42,200 28,300 7;400 666
617,319
TOTAL 2,452,300
SPECIES OTTER TRAWLS
POUNDS VALUE * POUNDS VALUE
Gp; MVE ob oo 6 605
FLOUNDERS :
36 ,400 $2,912
COU Go Oho olan ob 11,962,200] 586,148 -
Gime colo gas ooo © 485,700 19,428 -
GRAYFISH 2/ 2. see 1,230,600 78,499 -
AIRE “Sob coo ia oo 6 44,800 8,220 -
LINKCEOD G5 cvous a ofa 17,300 655,400 71,524 -
ROCKFISHES . « «6 so « « 66 ,300 4,927,600 | 229,774 -
SABUERISHimesmer te) enc) cme 3,300 746 ,400 -
SALMON:
CHINOOK OR KING
CHUM OR KETA .«
239,700
1,346, 100 |$121, 149
100 pedo, 100 ee
RED OR SOCKEYE « « « « « - 15,100 2,567
SILVER OR COHO « « « « « 124,400 700 56
SHAD? “eihic: wet Veins, 6/0. jon ioure 400 = =
SHARK, SOUPFIN « « + © « « = =
SMELT, EULACHON « « « « « = 456,700} 16,898
STEELHEAD, TROUT « « « « « = 169,200 189,400 17,046
SHWE 5 oo a 8 6 4 = - 1,900 171 13,200 1,188
TUNA, ALBACORE . 7,969,300 | 1,295,011
8,454,700 | 1,392,904 | 20,107,600
TOTIAU a <areieY okie 158,904
1,081,810 | 593,900 | 68,530 | 2,021,200
OREGON 16!
‘ COLUMBIA RIVER DISTRICT : CATCH BY GEAR, 1943 - Continued
SPECIES
TRAPS, CRAWFISH
SHELLFISH POUNDS
ERA SMa rRESH WATER « «°« 6 0 © © 60 0 m0 6,0 0 c.@ ws lele «6 6 © em «4 ole a « «0 0 19,400
Wé OF THE ABOVE SPECIES THE FOLLOWING ARE TAKEN OFF THE OREGON AND WASHINGTON COASTS BUT LANDED IN THE COLUMBIA
RIVER DISTRICT: TRUE COD, SOLE, GRAYFISH, HALIBUT, ROCKFISHES, SABLEFISH, SHARK, AND ALBACORE TUNA. MOST
OF THE FLOUNDERS, LINGCOD AND TROLL CAUGHT SALMON ARE ALSO TAKEN IN COASTAL WATERS.
CAUGHT ALMOST ENTIRELY FOR THE UTILIZATION OF THE LIVERS IN THE EXTRACTION OF VITAMIN OILS. THE GRAYFISH
LANDED IN THE COLUMBIA RIVER DISTRICT YIELDED 203,017 POUNDS OF LIVERS, VALUED AT $99,479, AND THE SOUPFIN
SHARK YIELDED 204,435 POUNDS OF LIVERS, VALUED AT ”$973, 109. IN ADDITION THE HALIBUT YIELDED 16, 554 POUNDS
OF LIVERS, VALUED AT $16,554; LINGCOD YIELDED, 15,791 POUNDS OF LIVERS, VALUED AT $21,160; ROCKF1ISHES YIELDED
61,123 POUNDS OF LIVERS, VALUED AT $20,171; AND THE SABLEFISH YIELDED 26,055 POUNDS oF LIVERS, VALUED AT
$24, 753.
COASTAL DISTRICT : OPERATING UNITS, 1943
SS ee NETS
HAUL
SEINES ee |
ee | art aa
leet Sea NUMBER NUMBER NUMBER
Bi Boll
600
LINES
TRAWL
AND SET 1/
NUMBER
a
FISHERMEN :
ON'VESSEES « = bh «© 0 © wo © ae 6 6
ON BOATS AND SHORE « « « « « « @
MOTAL Frere! 6 sieneme ef svelte
VESSELS:
MELTORMMPAto! fall stat, op). 10! co} of ‘aio
NEMMITONNAGE® Wel shay st "wnve ed. wt rel fa
BOATS:
MELO Emalratiat Pay er-sey 'suceh St xew atianier's
OTE, 34h COSMIC Ices Roem.
APPARATUS :
NUMBER . « «
LENGTH, YARDS
SQUARE YARDS
HOOKS ....
187
1,560
Cha tara
a ceien's
oe ee
a) ears
ave ite
oe ee
chai io at
eeee
= Yeas
ole ave
511,600 236 ,200 525,000
7,020
TONGS AND
RAKES
OTTER
TOTAL, EXCLUSIVE
TRAWLS 3/
OF DUPLICATION
NUMBER
FISHERMEN >
ON VESSELS ePravieh ‘a) (ely a's) eel cen ie
ON BOATS AND SHORE . « « « «© «@ @
370
1,342
MOTALS As «hs a « we 6 «le « «
VESSELS:
MOMORM Ne 6) Sieh stkeh ws) opine felis a
NET TONNAGE . 2 ee ee we eee 1,248
BOATS:
MONORMMsINa sta wiher ola Taree evs" 3) 3? 867
122
CIDER atiwiieires le) [ef ie 6 \e «6
APPARATUS :
NUMBER SSisMoleemia, s) a 9,06 ( @ -& ‘s
YARDS AT MOUTH
V OF THE TOTAL VESSELS ONLY 1 ENGAGED EXCLUSIVELY IN THE HALIBUT OR SET LINE FISHERY; 26 ALSO ENGAGED IN TUNA
FISHING, 15 IN SALMON TROLLING, 12 IN CRAB FISHING, 6 IN SHARK FISHING AND 3 ALSO OPERATED OTTER TRAWLS.
4 OF THE TOTAL VESSELS 5 ENGAGED EXCLUSIVELY IN THE TROLL SALMON FISHERY; 36 TROLLED ONLY FOR TUNA, 44 TROLLED
FOR BOTH SALMON AND TUNA, 30 ALSO FISHED FOR CRABS, 27 ALSO OPERATED HALIBUT .OR SET LINE GEAR, 26 FISHED FOR
SHARK, AND 7 ALSO ENGAGED IN OTTER TRAWLING.
af OF THE TOTAL VESSELS 3 ENGAGED EXCLUSIVELY IN OTTER TRAWLING; 11 ALSO FISHED FOR SHARK, 6 ALSO ENGAGED IN
THE TUNA FISHERY, 6 IN THE CRAB FISHERY, 4 IN THE HALIBUT FISHERY AND 1 ALSO TROLLED FOR SALMON.
NOTE :~-OPERATING UNITS INCLUDE ONLY VESSELS AND GEAR OPERATED MAINLY OR ENTIRELY FROM OREGON PORTS. IN
ADDITION THERE WERE A NUMBER OF WASHINGTON AND CALIFORNIA CRAFT WHICH CONTRIBUTED TO THE CATCH CREDITED TO
OREGON. FOR INFORMATION ON THE NUMBER OF SUCH CRAFT WHICH LANDED FARES IN OREGON PORTS THE READER IS REFERRED
TO FOOTNOTE 1 OF THE COLUMBIA RIVER DISTRICT OF OREGON OPERATING UNITS TABLE WHICH APPEARS ON PAGE 111.
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COASTAL DISTRICT : CATCH BY GEAR, 1943
PURSE SEINES, V/ HAUL GILL NETS
PILCHARD SEINES ‘
LINES, TRAWL
AND SET
SPECIES
POUNDS POUNDS | VALUE POUNDS VALUE POUNDS VALUE
FISH rn | —— oe ——— Ae
POGOLEE eis: aed oe = = = $30,051
Chiwso 0.086 0 0 0.0 0 0 0.0.0 - 3,700 51,800 | $1,140 243
GRAYFISH 2/ 2.5.25 2 2 0 oo = - 95,600 | 6,162 694
MIE —o fho.06 6 Go oo COO oO - eee - - 36,811
LIA SCOD as Hose, EU AMEE epee cick 2 : 2 10,100 | @37 | 108,700] 8,939
BERCHI cveanerictrewial sisemeome! Pace ine - - 37,700 21,900 657 - -
+ 0 ee « @ « | 3,649,000 139] - - - - - -
ESS Ceo rie eoeieaae usa eS ie 163,400 | 10,178 | 297,700] 18,544
CVCUGINEN|® Ga Go.e 6G doloo o - - 13,100 | 1,283 | 119,300] 11,680
SALMON : :
CHINOOK OR KING « « «+ «+e ~ - - 570,400 | 84,134 -
CHUM OR KETA «so oe oo 0 - - 402,100 | 18,094. -
SILVER OR COHO » « so + @ wo - - 689,800 | 63,806 -
SHADION citer aio ekrarne ne Commembaleon reste - - 428,400 | 19,278 -
SHARK, SOUPFIN « « « © «© + «eo - - 273,500 |179,732 173,124
SMELT « « © 1s os « « « © « 0 « @ = = = = =
STEELHEAD TROUT . 6 © « © « © « © = = 106 ,800 11,748 =
STRIPED) BASSI es eyeue else - - 65,800 9,212 -
GURY 6 6 oooh oOo 8 - - 2,400 120 -
TOTAL
TONGS AND
SPECIES RAKES, OYSTER
POUNDS
FISH
FLOUNDERS t
SOLE... - 3,578,300
CUE. G15 0 6 a Gtora O16 161,100 -
GRAYFISH 2/ 22+ -2seee 499,300 - =
FAG! Boooom oOo 6 23,700 - -
LINGCOD 2. ee ee we oo $3,555 211,300 - -
ROCKFISHES . ». » « 2 « « « 1,139 | 1,414,500 - -
SABLEFISH . 2 «2+ ese © - 279,300 - -
SALMON :
CHINOOK OR KING
SILVER OR COHO
SHARK, SOUPFIN . «
SKATER cmc ne naey=
STEELHEAD TROUT .-
47,498
88,539
STURGEON .. «
TUNA, ALBACORE «
TOTAL «2 eo
.
.
.
.
.
SHELLFISH
CRABS, DUNGENESS 3/ .... «
OYSTERS, MARKET: 4/
PACIFICUMn aun aet enw cmon:
WESTERN OR NATIVE © « « « «
2,41
3,270,600 |533,499 | 6,206,200 | 399,863 Pe es)
81,000 6,442|6,865,300] $546, 102]
= = - = 885,600
- - - - 3,300
Gale
81,000 | 6,442]6,865,300| 546, 102] 888 ,900
3,270,600 }|533,499 | 6,287,200
$303,639
2,904
_ TOTAL «© » e se eo
GRAND TOTAL 406 ,305
CLAMS: solu els
VARNEY, Sead oy 6d OL d blo ec deo eu oid cudvoyanc.o OeeO Geno oO8d odo oo.g- dl Glo $1,632
MIXED MO/-tammenr atic trel ye mromramratraltet ect amree er tata tamayiay el Teel cara @ikerrey omer a ten Saranac ner mame mCP OO) 2,211
TOTAL... 26 ,900
1/ THE OREGON COAST PILCHARD FISHERY WAS PROSECUTED ENTIRELY BY WASHINGTON AND OREGON VESSELS. SEE SEPARATE
SECTION FOR DATA ON OPERATING UNITS.
2/ CAUGHT ALMOST ENTIRELY FOR THE UTILIZATION OF THE LIVERS IN THE EXTRACTION OF VITAMIN OILS. THE GRAYFISH
LANDED IN THE COASTAL DISYRICT YIELDED 72,800 POUNDS OF LIVERS, VALUED AT $35,672, AND THE SOUPFIN SHARK
YIELDED 68,145 POUNDS OF LIVERS, VALUED AT $324,370. IN ADDITION, THE HALIBUT YIELDED 4,040 POUNDS OF
LIVERS VALUED AT $4,040; LINGCOD YIELDED 5,968 POUNDS OF LIVERS, VALUED AT $7,998; ROCKFISHES YIELDED 24,620
POUNDS OF LIVERS, VALUED AT $8,125; SABLEFISH YIELDED 9,057 POUNDS OF LIVERS, VALUED AT $8,605; SKATES
YIELDED 300 POUNDS OF LIVERS, VALUED AT $24.
3/ THE WEIGHT OF CRABS SHOWN !S BASED ON AN AVERAGE OF 22 POUNDS PER DOZEN.
4/ THE STATISTICS ON OYSTERS USED IN THIS TABLE ARE BASED ON A YIELD OF 12 PERCENT OF EDIBLE MEATS FROM PACIFIC
AND NATIVE OYSTERS.
5/ THE WEIGHT OF RAZOR CLAMS IS THAT OF EDIBLE MEATS,BASED ON A YIELD OF 42 PERCENT OF THE ROUND WEIGHT.
6/ MIXED CLAMS CONSIST PRINCIPALLY OF EASTERN SOFT-SHELL CLAMS. THE WEIGHT SHOWN IS THAT OF EDIBLE MEATS,
~ BASED ON A YIELD OF 21 PERCENT OF THE ROUND WEIGHT.
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CALIFORNIA
CATCH BY DISTRICTS , 1943
SPECIES NOTHERN DISTRICT SAN FRANCISCO DISTRICT MONTEREY DISTRICT
POUNDS POUNDS
FISH — AAAS DUI
ANCHOVIES! cites ss 0 0 © s ¢ «7 78,800 198,400
BARRACUDA ‘slave © © « « 0 0 0 © 6 - 100
PABEZONE shalt ets [o's Kees © 6 « 100 7,400
GAREMESM sialic. <:ciialte la os 6 lee 17,200 -
PAREISHEMMRRehallc's 6 ele 6 6 6 209,500 -
FLOUNDERS : ES
CALIFORNIA HALIBUT" 4. . « « - 10,900 15,500
SELES Ol GuiCUe eC ORCy Ione PEC $188,952 996 ,300 86 , 100
SINE ic delete. 6 6 8 ets ate 32,399 317,100 90,000
HAREM silatiwiec)la ts 6’ 0 0 ele ¢ 822 3,100 1,000
HRSSIMUtcine| ta usi« © © ©. 0 0° 6) « 52,049 1,100 -
RRBOHEAD Etats Wala celts te «| otelle ie - 2,100 -
BEMEINGMN site wellc\ve- © 0 6! 5) «gre 3,086 495,100 9,200
HORSE MACKEREL « © ss © eo oo - 155,500 162,800
ReGen SHimets eictla wo fea ies. © se 67 4,800 205,700
BUNGGOD Mid vaWetha te). os ser «te ens 44,713 151,400 84,800
BRERERE isa tas‘ o) 6 oe ee 6 = 382,700 4,430,100
PORCH nclts|ielis iste Jo oie 6) 's 1,976 28,700 13,900
PILCHARD OR SARDINE « « 6 « eo e 14 244,695,800 439,702,300
POMPANOM ells iniciia > «© «0 « 6 0s - 1 400
ROCKRISHES . 6 « «ss 0 e © «© | 15375,400 62,334 684,800
SABECRISH | isc) so i « 0/6 «© «© » | 1159075700 166,809 1,221,800
RRMGNMMGE a Kel ve! tsi "ee, “eltele: 'e, © "e) |1 ‘2 1G2 5000 416,759 1,102,000
SEAGRASS, WHITE. "ss os se os 3,100 557 62,900
SHAPIMPstne! isiiiel lest tei ts efile e/a 0 fe - - 100
SHARKS, INCLUDING GRAYFISH .~ « «| 1,070,900 723,615 326 , 700
BRAMES Mis! (c festrts) “so: «\ 0 6: 0 0 0 16,700 213 16,800
SMENSIMUM Nils) ie tol'w foe co wo oe « e 66 ,900 5,911
SPMITATE aise « « s « 06 @ «© 100 4
RGUAWEISH 5 oc) ei" 1s 6 © 6.6 wi ie -
TUNA AND TUNALIKE FISHES:
AEBACORE “scl v ic « s «le 6 « \s 488 ,300 474,400
BEGERIN: Wise spe «0 6 « sie - 43,200
BONITO). 2) /0\ eo 0 o « wie. 0,6 0 - -
WHITEBAIT «2 ww ec eosecoe 137,900 3,500
OTHER FISH «cs oe eo oc co ew we 49,100 26,100
TOTAL sce 's, * 00 = 010
SHELLFISH
GRABS! @ <a [e\ eis) o'tel o 0 6 6 el 's 315,498 9,849
SHRIMP. sfc. 1 “ole! a! eh be fe! @) 6 9,956 12
ABALONE «6 0 © 0 © ee 0 0 0 vl 707 12
CLAMS;
HARD a disite, 6. eh wirel's \o, 0) ‘et oho =
RNSUO sie ferte lation 0) 9 oe! el one 186
MDE Teaetemme nent cua) las taiion’= Palette ts -
GGTOPUS fe, (645 atc) «el eh le, « 18) ete 1,150
OYSTERS, MARKET:
EASTTE Te Hat SOeCone® Clic -
BAGIEIG hemi. ails, uate, e)ba @) ler e -
WESTERN OR NATIVE « - + e eo @ -
SQUID hee) muteteien ys, 0 fe el iere, 261,166
272,375
TOTAL? ©) os. 0) 0 6:*6, =) ©
WHALE PRODUCTS
WHALE MEAL . « « «
WHALE MEAT « « « «
WHALE OIL ORDA
OTHER WALE PRODUCTS
TOTAL 6) ja), ah oss) v8 496 ,100 44,083 -
Se
GRAND TOTAL « « « « « » 112,960,600 {1,874,041 258 , 487,900 4,794,567 | 458,158,100 5,836,892
eee
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oe ee
| fans) VN Toa
PACIFIC COAST FISHERIES
164
CATCH BY DISTRICTS , 1943 - Continued
SAN PEDRO DISTRICT
SPECIES
OFF CALIFORNIA OFF LATIN AMERICA TOTAL
POUNDS VALUE POUNDS VALUE POUNDS VALUE
FISH <2 EAE Capea es
ANGHOVIJES! <) ctr e)e) 0) lo ete isl a 1,293,500 $23,179 - - 1,293,500 $23,179
BARRACUDA etieiraieinen clio micmnclnre 2,026 ,300 302,011 989,100 $226 ,568 3,015,400 528,579
CABRINMUYN "505 56.46 Boao ooo = = 186 ,900 29,840 186 ,900 29,840
CONN F665 0500 Go OG = = 5,100 349 5,100 349
FLOUNDERS : x |
nCALIFORNIA HALIBUT’ . « « « 649,300 116,481 206 ,000 . 54,843 855,300 171,324
SOUEini) lop astteinel nerist ve) io) eomrome 250,500 13,287 200 » 25 250, 700 13,312
Oey ad o'n coo in ou oo 43,800 = - 43,800 2,654
FINMING FIG 6 cd oto Go oo 6 2,300 = - 2,300 136
GROUPERS echictatbeliten is lols ae Hate = 38,800 8,374 38,800 8,374
HERRING? okehicreeimetionmel (= reimalmreters 500 - - 500 26
HORSE MACKEREL « « « « 6 «© « « 12,379,800 = - 12,379,800 225,128
RIN CRIS 5 60 0 ooo 6 ood 183,900 = = 183,900 10,548
ieee) 85 Gono os boo 8 3,100 - - 3,100 296
MACKERE (4) uch stirenioticl la aistmemteiMelne 69,791,300 300 15 69,791,600 1,387,913
RERCH oy concrete memtenne te: Lo woeams 45,700 200 26 45,900 4,690
PILCHARD OR SARDINE « « «= « « - - 282,710,400 3,123,431
POMAMNO vb on 66 8b oOo oO 4,600 = - 4,600 1,371
ROG EVER oO Gobo od oo go 122,700 12,200 1,899 134,900 20,484
ROCKFISHES . - « « « «eo © © 281,500 26 ,200 3,002 307,700 30,327
SHERI Go oO baa on Oo 37,500 - - 37,500 3,634
SQUUPIN "5 Gob ogo oo fo 31,000 = - 31,000 3,154
SEA BASS: ;
PLAGS ooo aoooon O45 9,100 430,500 103,938 439 ,600 105,818
(MUMS 9G a 6°GhS 566 a 6 a8 271,100 69,400 18,898 340,500 83,860
SHADINe rs ciel ePmelkenien «lia Reutereon ns 100 = - 100 4
SHARKS, INCLUDING GRAYFISH .« - 1,050,600 2,900 1,130 1,053,500 410,049
SHEEPSHEAD «. « « « «© e ew © 122,300 2,000 212 124,300 11,288
SKATES Ustct ie, ©) voles) fo) totemte) to 13,300 200 12 13,500 517
SMELT eet clue! ee) 0 lee) fe 236 ,300 100 15 236 ,400 22,720
SPANISH MACKEREL «© « « « « «© « = 6,100 774. 6,100 774
SWORDFISH « 2 © 6 «2 ee ew wo 309 ,400 - - 309,400 94,180
TUNA AND TUNALIKE FISHES:
ALBAGORESD oe) la) 16! fol lel tell © cell's 6,858,900 1,100,500 177,611 7,959,400 19292,433
DWAIN 4660 6 oo oS 6 7,039,400 2,217,900 211,642 9,257,300 879,971
BONITO Holo doo o.0.0.4 768 ,500 958,300 76,951 1,726,800 137,148
SKIPJACK OR STRIPED TUNA « « 15,600 6,991,400 617,818 _ 7,007,000 619,231
VELCOWEIN] tamver fo ele) tells! Tell iatae 400 19,058,900 | 1,887,478 19,059,300 887,517
(MVE oo bo OG Oo oO 40,300 4,900 627 45,200 5,047
MaULOAVk. Goo 6 HOD Oo oO 8 17,100 4,018,600 296,185 4,035,700 297,727
GTHER: FISH! “owes? ey we) ea wee 80,900 1,200 240 82,100 8,422
MOWAE G io ooo Oo. Oo 36,327,900 423,018,900 | 11,445,455
SHELLF1SH
SEA CRAWFISH OR SPINY LOBSTER . 246 ,000 78,348
ABAVONEN) [cleeiiretaenicnve (ol lel fonts 134,800 54,028
CLAMS, PISMO . 2. 6 «ee we ew 11,000 3,304
OCW “5 Go 5 oo oD O45 100 23
OYSTERS, MARKET, PACIFIC . © « 60,500 18,232
GEM) “go 6" SP a oad Ido 495.4 27.200 1,472
TOWAG culo oc Gye 6) 5 155,407 = 479,600 155,407
GRAND TOTALi. « « « - | 387,170,600 | 7,882,480 36,327,900 | 3,718,382 11,600,862
OFF CALIFORNIA
see ee Sere
SPECIES
FISH
ANCHOVIES « « « « « « «@
BARRACUDA » « « « «© «© «&
CABRILLA ent oe 8
FLOUNDERS, CALIFORNIA H
GROUPERS « « « « « « »
HORSE MACKEREL « « « «
KINGFISH «6 «6 « «© © « «
{.1NGCOD oe ee) a) #6
MACKEREL « « © «© « «© @
E
(CONTINUED ON NEXT PAGE)
POUNDS
100
POUNDS
pals 356 ,500 402,400 $83,179
nei - 46 , 100 5,976
UT 35,200 201,800 53,936
ee - 43,100 7,202
iit 900 - -
a 2,200 - -
aes 1,000 200 21
He 645,809 11,900 619
SAN DIEGO DISTRICT
OFF LATIN AMERICA ~
VALUE
POUNDS
100
758, 900
46 , 100
237,000
43,100
900
2,200
1,200
657,700
CALIFORNIA 165
CATCH BY DISTRICTS , 1943 - Continued
SAN DIEGO DISTRICT
SPECIES
OFF CALIFORNIA OFF LATIN AMERICA
POUNDS POUNDS POUNDS VALUE
* FISH (CONT'D) aAk eae = ere a
WLS ion CaOeC OMe enn 66,100 7,200 73,300 $8,712
PILCHARD OR SARDINE + «ew « « 5,160,400 500 5,160,900 57,982
wads ESSE Oo Bale Pp oe weno 21,500 25,100 46 ,600 7,469
ROCKEIGHESH ccc s sts eo 5 6% 11,400 177,500 188,900 19,750
SRRPERISHMMaies © 0 6. « od 5 - 1,500 1,500 158
SOMEING MAP eMs isi as <5 5 2 6 16 4,900 6,600 11,500 1,324
SEA BASS:
PBAGKIE ie Pehle, ce) gi ee)! 's 6 ‘e 10,200 250 ,400 260,600 51,349
Clie =o BUS Fae jerk eerie 28 ,200 51,509 79,700 22,918
SHARKS, INCLUDING GRAYFISH . . « 203 ,600 3,100 206 , 700 16,264
SHRERSHEAD.© « +, a 6s ae 8 6 © 2,400 240 20,800 23 ,200 2,262
GEG. 0 ONES SL GORE OL Sacra 309 22 800 1,100 98
SPANISH MACKEREL . + ee ee ee - - 12,600 12,600 711
BWORDEISHietcikeh ewe ssi sie)» 6 ‘a) 0 8,200 2,585 18,800 27,000 8,250
TUNA AND TUNALIKE FISHES:
RUCACORE Neate clea tote bee. 'si 6 3,762,200 | 611,339 8,398,200 | 1,368,442 12,160,400 1,979,781
BROERING ciche, Gerd © ere. bv 581,300 55,227 296 ,400 28, 154 877, 700 83,381
FEN TO eres ch Cee. OOOO RE ME 32,900 2,602 522,100 42,549 555 ,000 45,151
SKIPJACK OR STRIPED TUNA. . . 2,300 210 21,884,500 | 1,963,409 | 21,886,800 1,963,619
PEPEOWR IN ts) o's lelMavier’s! «Tee 1,700 168 30,200,400 | 2,992,855 | 30,202,100 | 2,993,023
MHIREENSH Ne dele gies «0 2 1,700 198 49,100 5,547 50,800 5,745
MEMEOUNAIisitol sce vveme 6) 6 6. 6 16,300 1,313 882,900 69 ,684. 899 ,200 70,997
BERERGRMSH! cigs ties fs s)he. sa se 100 900 1,000 88
81
, ,
:
10,957,400 | 840,776 63,516,400 | 6,719,574 | 74,473,800
——— SSS
52,400 14,899
32,400 915
ea,e00. [2 15,d%4. | =e |
OUAL® ‘fe ic Kes, is: Wve 7,560,350
SHELLFISH
SEA CRAWFISH OR SPINY LOBSTER -
SQUID =~ «<< ccc see ews
TOMAL erin: e, @ <6)ai fo. so
GRAND TOTAL . «s+ | 11,042,200 | 856,590 63,516,400 | 6,719,574 | 74,558,600 | 7,576,164
CATCH BY WATERS, 1943
SPECIES OFF CALIFORNIA . OFF LATIN AMERICA
POUNDS VALUE POUNDS VALUE
FISH ae gr = ae
ANCHOVIES <« » « « » s os ¢ s «a © 6 6 6 © 1,570,800 $29,195 - -
PRERRCUDAM cochcue clpl a a [oe ysips .a vette 2,382,900 345,441 1,391,500 $309,747
enaeninls OS 8 RA Bea sae seoone coon 7,500 201 - =
CABRILLA Sitwi s) aus) a ua, os) is 8 ce) ue) 18 © > ze! 233 ,000 35,816
PARR MC str as (ca tes le oe remain a 17,200 642 - i =
2.0? SE) DCCC e SiC aC Re eT OME 209 ,500 46 ,933 - =
CORBINA 5 «© 2 © 0 0 © ee 2 eo ee ew wo = = 5,100 349
FLOUNDERS:
"CALIFORNIA HALIBUT" . « 2 © se soo 710,900 129,159 407,800 108 ,779
rire at enas\ re eye) o's a. i leltes 4,782,200 265,178 200 25
FRM ne eu oo Teer e ot 6: a come at tere 1,048,890 62,819 - =
BEVING FISH! “so es « © « « 0% ©¢€ 4 @ /* o © 2,300 136 = =
RECURS OM er Ut chash cio xseabial oMeme Neves. - - 81,900 15,576
“WAGE: tb GSO ORCC RR ROE ROnE EOALCIEC) 10,500 889 - =
PL AGUIE se 1 So pepRaCInr baci at San ce oc Cee 271,100 52,235 - -
IS NFIS[AS/ AD! tp Aen DSO DG CIRCE CC OROE ORT YEC 2,100 477 - =
HEGRINGHECEE Te el aamsk ss se eb se 630,400 17,239 - z
HORSE MACKEREL « «© «© «© © © © © © © © @ © 12,699,009 235,878 - -
KINGF ISH Seda io) 6 Jebie. a) 0s) (a, be, 16 ve eianate © 397,000 25,511 = -
MINGEODEECOEE Ottis oc: ote sue ss: el oe 719,100 64,989 200 21
WNCOERIEID. Gp 6 Bots ica Ie cates Me 75,249,900 1,492, 185 12,200 634
PRUPEME EG orenc Socig is. © 5 © eapile us 66,100 7,966 7,200 746
BABE ee. o,e. fo cauge’ e: st eouse eae 112,800 11,481 200 26
PILCHARD OR SARDINE » + e+ eee eees 972,269,400 10,781 ,842 500 16
BOMBANGMsDicuts os ac sts willie, ©) 2 o, empye s 5,200 1,804 - -
PECKADASSOO: Guaus ce sis eos le. 6s ©. em 144,200 21,997 37,300 5,956
RORMBISRESHIEItrs 2 a. cs 2 fete le lens 2,555,900 163 ,856 203,700 21,562
SRRNERIGHOMST ace oe. 0 Tole ege o'ye\e: i fae 3,204,600 267 513 1,500 158
RIRION MMO oesy = «wwe ee 0 ete) ent 6,580,900 1,227,613 - =
SOUPRINMCE CES tote. wish ar © fel oe eee 35,900 3,782 6,600 696
A Ge 19,300 3,711 680,900 153,456
CIITEMEM etic te Tits, 6) owe ee. 0. 6 ie et te 379,200 88,640 120,900 34,134
(CONTINUED ON NEXT PAGE)
166
SPECIES
FISH (CONT'D)
SHAD . « «© «© «© © « «©
SHARKS, INCLUDING GRA
SHEEPSHEAD . « «
SKATES oe ee °
SMELT . «© « «© « .
SPANISH MACKEREL .
SPLITTAIL « « .
SQUAWFISH « « eo .
SWORDFISH .« « -« .
TUNA AND TUNALIKE FI
ALBACORE . « « « «
BLUEF IN °
BONITO oo ee
SKIPJACK OR STRIPED
eee ee ee
Ss
YELLOWFIN «© © ©
WHITEBAIT .« « *
WHITEFISH « « °
YELLOWTAIL . » .
OTHER FISH » - e
TOTAL « «
GRABS! (<1. = ele. 6
SEA CRAWFISH OR SPINY
SHRIMP « « « «
NYNLONS 5 6 Golo 6
CLAMS:
HARD « «
PISMO . e
SORie ere
OCTOPUS . -
OYSTERS, MAR
R
ee ee
eoeee
EASTERN
PACIFIC
WESTERN O
SQUID. .
A
z
ee ZeeMeeee
4
eo +5 © we © 8
.
.
YFISH
eee ee we we we
E
C0 0F OO OOO 6
TUN
eee ee Coe we Meese we
eee eo we Sew e
i i ey
ee eee ee ee
SHELLFISH
eee eo
LOBSTER
ee ee
ee ee
eeee
oe ee
oe ee
ee ee
eee e
se ee
eo oe
eee e
ee ee eee eee eee ee ee ee ee
es cee
WHALE PRODUCTS
WHALE MEAL os te
WHALE MEAT oe ee
WHALE OJL .«. «
OTHER WHALE PRODUCTS
TOTAL . -
GRAND, TOTAL
ee fe
ee ee
ec cee
PACIFIC COAST FISHERIES
CATCH BY WATERS, 1943 - Continued
eee ee sw wo ow OO oO Geo Oo O80
es ee
ese ee ew woe
ee ee
eee ee eo eo ow
eecee
ee © © © © 8 8 eee es ew we
eee eee eee
ee ee
ee ee © 8 © © © © © 2 8 Coe ee ey
eee e
OFF CALIFORNIA
OFF LATIN AMERICA
POUNDS VALUE
6,000 $1,499
22,800 2,234
200 12
900 91
18,700 1,485
18,890 5,665
9,498,700 1,546 ,053
2,514,300 239,796
1,480,400 119,500
28,875,900 2,581,227
49,259,300 4,880 ,333
54,000 6,174
4,901,500 365,869
2,100 321
99,844,300 10,437,956
HH yk vb
POUNDS VALUE
2,348,100 $114,648
3,716,700 1,930,794
124,700 11,316
80,900 _ 1,669
1,565,100 108,940
11,000 618
300 20
317,600 96,765
11,884,300 1,931,364
7,663,900 727,658
801,590 62,817
17,900 1,623
2,100 207
141,400 20,353
42,000 4,618
33,400 2,855
158,300 11,951
| 15114,998,900 20,378,529
2,315,300 353,287
298 ,400 93,247
253,300 9,968
135, 100 54, 747
300
11,400 2085
14,900 2,794
18,000 1, ?740
11,600 7,483
102,000 29,656
3,700 "474
9,164,400 265 ,028
12,329,400 821,958
496 , 100
1,127,819,400 21,244,570
99,844,300 10,437,956
NORTHERN DISTRICT : OPERATING UNITS, 1943
FISHERMEN =
ON VESSELS .
VESSELS, MOTOR Cul
BOATS, MOTOR eee
APPARATUS:
HOOKS
GILL NETS
DRIFT, SET AND
1 TEM SEA BASS OTHER HAND TROLL
NUMBER NUMBER NUMBER NUMBER NUMBER
Sikavits) wacker fetiel se) eels \e| (elke: JeleLts 97 85 103
>,
ON BOATS AND SHORE « «© «© © © «© © © © © @ © @ @ 65 226
TOTAL tet ola tstielte) «(el «| o. omimrsed te) Je. 329
eiiielent al ‘al (ewe: ‘eo, cel Manne} ‘alge 45
385
ONNAGE ‘eo, ete) wl fal feice) «|! a> ‘ee 6) o\mmmnouia.o:
eon A OuICMCLIOROMOUCHE? > (GCOnO 187
NUMBER ciks) cotamcurciie ewe ev lal ref-o) ovceMeel ielieurs phere Tstt2),
SOSA a ee rtay Ae Na epee. We Z iiagecn) dle Besans
PAGE)
(CONTINUED ON NEXT
CALIFORNIA
167
NORTHERN DISTRICT : OPERATING UNITS, 1943 - Continued
OTTER
TRAWLS
TRAPS,
CRAB
TOTAL, EXCLUSIVE
OF DUPLICATION
ITEM SHOVELS
NUMBER NUMBER NUMBER NUMBER NUMBER
FISHERMEN = ‘
BSS SeSeteaia) a (aa Js) 0! shies) eet lapuade 15 12 6 = 131
GNPEGATS AND SHORE . « 2 2 6 0 0 0 6 0 8 = 19 41 1 257
15 ise) § Sie 98 | ba ada ot
6 3.
48 26
16 36
31 1,236
NORTHERN DISTRICT : CATCH BY GEAR, 1943
TOTAL SriG'-faly Wee c'e 016i tel eb ie te
DESSIEUSMMOTOR << sive is! Go act velie- ie) ss
NEGUBLONNAGEMIMs usr cee ae, a 0 e.g) of oie
BEATS EMMOTORMME eds. ba 6 ers) as # elle ele
APPARATUS:
RPP RER MRS MSe Isl: «.e),iar ets oi ese ta ahve: oe
MARDSWATEMOL THe comcetewner ay ceit-eyre) ere
LINE.
SPECIES GILL NETS PARANZELLA NETS
POUNDS VALUE POUNDS POUNDS VALUE
FISH
FLOUNDERS: ‘
RSOR EN Marre a eeital ins, Se) oe y 5,800 $370 200 3,443,300] $188,569
OIGER.! Shan oe eke. Sauce ameke 200 9 400 597,300] 32,372
PURER Gs Lc MENS. Ooh. Sie 2,900 372 1,500 2,000 257
“UIE et: Gea ae aan ae 400 70 216 ,500| 41,747 52,000] 10,025
FERRINGUE Sis: caters eater ots 125,600] 3,086 = = ois =
WINGRISH! « jes © « e's = offe 400 67 =- - - -
“LUUSTELET2T yy meme a 24,000] 2,238 246 ,500| 23,019 183,100] 17,100.
RERGHBME ciety siccce. is «tenets 21,900] 1,765 - = = a
PILCHARD OR SARDINE - «+e 500 14 - - - -
ROCREISHES| ots 0 dlrs, 16) a fe 59,400] 3,346 157,600] 8,016 1,148,000] 50,439
SERVERISH Mie heite cers ee 20% 1,800 157. | 1,835,000 |160,455 70,800] 6,187
S/UGa)) Oe ee es = - = - 2,162,300 = =
SPANBASS; WHITE’ © co ss 6% 3,100 557 - - - = =
SHARKS, INCLUDING GRAYFISH - . | 681,100 \664,905 68,800 | 33,710 1,500 319,500] 24,461
ERMTESHEDS) acs we, o 600 nue - - 1,100 14 - 15,600 199
EEL CG Beene 18,500] 1,403 = = »
SESNEITA. J8 6 © 6 6 @ © «as 100 4 - — =
TUNA, ALBACORE . « « « «© «© « = a = = =
MHIKEBAIT beinwi's lccavsns-8 6 6 900 125 - - -
BIRERMEISHks coe Sie.s oe ie 300 12 31,100 17,600 807
TOTAL » «+ ~~~ + | 946,900 678,500 68,618 | 2,689,000 | 499,774 330,416
ia WEE eee SSS. —E—=EE
SHELLFISH
GEER 5) 6 ene 32,400] 3,955
BCrOnUGHes tens NETS 4. Phe 1,300 1,900 123
boa ae Be Use ee
TOUA CUS uch ot eels pari desoa 85 34,300] 4,078
GRAND TOTAL « « » « 947,000 678,508 |2,560,000 |268,703 | 2,689,000 | 499,774 | 5,883,500] 334,494
HARPOONS, WHALE
DIP NETS TRAPS SHOVELS
SPECIES
POUNDS
PEREHEMe? sisi clue es Xe yee, © 2,600
GEL ef At A GaGe or Onn 48,400 =
MHUMEHAT A Ges? cls tos © 0 6 s 137,000
OT Aceh cits cere) 188,000
(CONTINUED ON NEXT PAGE)
PACIFIC. COAST FISHERIES
NORTHERN DISTRICT : CATCH BY GEAR, 1943 - Continued
SHOVELS HARPOONS, WHALE
DIP NETS
168
SPECIES
SHELLFISH
GME o 66 oo 4 0'e
CUAMS; HARD «2 6 2c
OGROPUSP Emm en a niere
TOTAL « « «
WHALE PRODUCTS
WHALE MEAL . « «© « «
WHALE MEAT « «© © « «
WHALE OIL d..90 0.0.0
OTHER WHALE PRODUCTS
TOTAL ake
. GRAND TOTAL
ee ee
ee ee
ee ee
POUNDS VALUE POUNDS POUNDS VALUE
196,700
$23,985
100
196 ,800
ee oe
496 , 100
496 , 100
188 ,000 |$24.,453 196 ,800
SAN
FRANCISCO DISTRICT : OPERATING UNITS, 1943
ITEM
F 1SHERMEN s
ON VESSELS « « « »
ON BOATS AND SHORE
TOTAL .«.
VESSELS, MOTOR .
NET TONNAGE . «~~
BOATS:
NOU 6 45000
OTHER: Witenes 6
ACCESSORY BOATS . «
APPARATUS:
NUMBER « » «© 5 « «
LENGTH, YARDS . »
SQUARE YARDS . »
LAMPARA AND
PURSE SEINES RING NETS GILL NETS
= ae
P| LCHARD P| LCHARD DRIET SET,
SARDINE SARDINE
NUMBER NUMBER NUMBER NUMBER NUMBER NUMBER] NUMBER NUMBER
Hens 235 45 43 13 - - 120 13
Bie - - 9 - 287 236 97 95
aie 235 45 52 13 287 236 217 108
aie 21 4 4 2 - - 34 4
BRE 1,251 245 73 44 ei ae - 541 39
oe - - 1 156 121 52 56
apie - - - 1 - 1 1
re 21 4 5 2 - - - -
ae 21 4 5 2 157 121 87 91
es 9,424 2,540 2,150 350 - - - -
Sees - - - - |553,645 |499,828|360,976 | 85,440
ITEM
OTTER
TRAWLS
PARANZELLA
NETS
BEAM
TRAWLS
SET AND
HAND
F 1SHERMEN ¢
ON VESSELS cee
ON BOATS AND SHORE
TOTAL o« «
VESSELS;
MOTOR « «© © « © o
NET TONNAGE .« «
STEAM! ylelve: = ele) 0
NET TONNAGE .« -
TOTAL VESSELS . .
TOTAL NET TONNAGE
BOATS:
MOTOR « «© «© «© «© «
OTHER. Wehts ie) elle le
APPARATUS :
NUMBER « « « « « «
YARDS AT MOUTH « .-
HOOKS «4 « « « « «
.
NUMBER NUMBER NUMBER NUMBER NUMBER NUMBER
SAN
CALIFORNIA
1TEM
FISHERMEN:
ON VESSELS « « « 2 « «
ON BOATS AND SHORE . «
TOTAL « we oo
VESSELS:
MOTOR
NET
STEAM
NET
er ee
TONNAGE
TONNAGE
TOTAL VESSELS «4» « «
TOTAL NET TONNAGE .« «
BOATS:
MOTOR? feo e's. 2 0) e
DTHERW Enis cn « (o) oleae
ACCESSORY BOATS .
APPARATUS :
NUMBER si se) ale of sie 6
LENGTH, YARDS ... «
se ee
iyo eat
169
FRANCISCO DISTRICT : OPERATING UNITS, 1943 - Continued
SPECIES
FISH
ANCHOVIES »« « «© «© «© « «
CABEZONE « «© « + « « ©
CARPL Ms (eh a! tne = © 0%
FLOUNDERS +
CALIFORNIA
"sou"
OTHER Chace
AGS” SAN
HERRING »« « « «©
HORSE MACKEREL
KINGFISH « « «
LINGCOD ete, 8
MACKEREL « « «+
PERCH ea teed
PILCHARD OR SARD
oe eee
N
POMPANO « « «
ROCKFISHES .
SABLEFISH
SALMON “as
SEA BASS, WHITE
SHAD MMS so.
SHARKS, INCLUDIN
SKATESING sue i
SMELT .
SQUAWFISH . «
TUNA, BLUEFIN
WHITEBAIT . «
OTHER FISH .
aD
© lesie Le: 8) 6. eShin © (6) (8)a se ms 6 ‘S18: 6 efi ie 6
COUPE CEP EMSS we Lelie ens oe teats se
mie) ul _w) wile i@ien® (elie: ie geile, 6S: 1¢) 0: ef ts. ke
Shelisia hehe oiiwiests. 6! ie: he 6. pe) 6: Jele. «a ye
Sive/u0) @ eletiG) Sain; (NLce) Bike web: xe m. (elie le
.
.
.
.
.
TOTAL « « « «
SHELLFISH
OCTOPUS Ciel O ei RiefOion Wyv Oud.
SQUID <pepohice ous ene
TOTAL » + +
GRAND TOTAL .
=
Ase. wh lelie se is: wep Re ae) & je, ‘ele me 6 ine ce
BAG NETS, TRAPS, HARPOONS y RAKES ABALONE | TOTAL, EXCLUSIVE
SHRIMP CRAB WHALE AND HAND | SHOVELS OUTFITS | OF DUPLICATION
NUMBER NUMBER NUMBER NUMBER NUMBER NUMBER NUMBER
32 14 - - 3 494
167 - 9 21 5 755
EE ee A ea — = 2 Ee
15 1 1 87
150 52 19 2,207
1 - 1
32 - 32
15 2 - - 1 88
150 84 - - 19 2,239
3 1 3 495
- - - - 4
- - - 26
4,150 2 9 21 4 =
672 = = . = =
SAN FRANCISCO DISTRICT : CATCH BY GEAR, 1943
LAMPARA LINES,
PURSE SEINES AND RING NETS GILL NETS SET AND HAND
POUNDS VALUE PouNDsS | VALUE POUNDS | VALUE
- 100 $4 - -
- - - 100 $6
- 7,400 291 - -
- - 1,200 182 200 33
- - 8,300 589 | 3,600 199
- - 600 36 200 12
- - - - 200 4
- - 473,300 | 13,382 - -
155,500 $19 - = - =-
- - 1,200 94 100 9
- - 11,800 988 | 96,000 | 8,063
353,900 2,048 1,000 17 - -
- 17,800 | 2,233 - -
240, 168,000 2,641, 848|4,527,700 100 2 - -
= - 17,900 1,364 |162,000 | 14,716
= - 1,600 135 | 33,300 | 2,804
= - 1,295,500 |202,149 - 2
100 12 11,300 | 2,295 1,900 392
= = 2,347,900 | 114,634 - -
1,200 1,661 829,300 |596,095 |201,400 |115,899
- - 800 1 100 2
= - 943,500 | 61,322 100 7
= - 100 5 - -
3,200 4,102 - - - -
= 2,600 371 - -
- 4,500 252 | 9,000 503
240,721,900 | 2,649,690|4,692,000 | 72,354 [5, 977,800 |996,452 |508,200 |142,649
2 E 5 = 2,500 _174
- 39,100 | 1,475
aah [ea
240,721,900 | 2,649,690|4,731,100 | 73,829 5,977,900 }996,461 |510,700 |142,823
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PACIFIC COAST FISHERIES
170
SAN FRANCISCO DISTRICT : CATCH BY GEAR, 1943 - Continued
SPECIES LINES, TROLL FYKE NETS PARANZELLA NETS AND DIP NETS
OTTER TRAWLS
POUNDS VALUE POUNDS VALUE POUNDS VALUE POUNDS VALUE
FISH
GARPMenienis oa) eh (e) fechas, eave - - 9,800 $351 =
Cirpritd oo 60000 BO - - 209,500 | 46,933 =
FLOUNDERS : -
nCALIFORNIA HALIBUT « « « 400 $54 $1,343 - -
SOLE cd oliet of Of oea 0 - = 56 ,076 - -
OEY o noaado tas = - 19,278 - -
WWE SG ao po ooo - - 52 - -
MALE Gove 6 a ooo a5 - = 186 - -
HARDHEAD! 2) oe elles) 6) 6) ie - - - - -
RUINSFHISE] oo So Go oon eS = = 136 - -
LIKCEED Gooonwoooo 4 6,300 531 3,130 - -
. PERCH plORALone. a. OWoLd 0 - - = - 100 6 - -
ROCKFISHES . « « » » » © © « 1,600 134 = 21,300 1,706 - -
SABLEFISH » 2 « «© © ee « © = = - - 2,700 231 - -
SALMON .. « « » « « « « « | 2,021,100 | 369,884 - - - - - -
SEA BASS, WHITE « «© « © « « 10 17 - - 400 90 - -
SHARKS, INCLUDING 'GRAYFISH « 400 207 - - 32,400 2,949 - -
SKATESH mtelemie hen Mismrcn Conn cnae - - - - 33,200 506 - -
GMsGr G6 oo oo Oo cd ooo = = ay oe = - = 3,400 $570
SALINE co ooo dGbpog¢ = - 10,900 614 - - - -
SQUAWENSHimmcn smtciisaisyacene evra - - 200 15 - - - -
TUNA, ALBACORE . . » « « « » 474,400 | 77,008 - - - - - -
(HIME G60 6 OOD Oo - = - - - - 600 79
OTHER FISH « « «© © «© 6 « + @ 100 3 2 = 12,500 691 = =
TOTAL . . « «© «© « | 2,504,400 | 447,838 232,500 | 48,390 | 1,455,400 86 ,380 4,000 649
SHELLFISH
GRABS) ives ie) ketielitel (el kejtia) elie = = 162,400 25,340 -
OCTOPUS) 2 2S. sc. cike «ol = - 1,400 97 -
TOTAL, -« le =) = «© = > = 163,800 = =
_——————
GRAND TOTAL . « ~ | 2,504,400 | 447,838 | 232,500 | 48,390 | 1,619,200 | 111,817 4,000 649
SPECIES
POUNDS POUNDS VALUE
SHELLFISH
CRABS tiie soulettenotai 'eteaiiel elite dO oar = 1,859,100 | $290,158
CRIMI GldrG cua tudo) 6 610..0. 08g 6 Go C2086 91,100 - -
OCTOPUS!) oie) clei si lelisl notielioneiiic eatenierie = 900 66
290 ,224
ABALONE
CLAMS:
HARD °
SOFT .
PACIFIC
R
EASTERN .«
WESTERN OR
TOTAL «© «© © © e@ © © © eo ow
CALIFORNIA 171
MONTEREY DISTRICT : OPERATING UNITS, 1943
LAMPARA AND
PURSE SEINES RING NETS GILL NETS
ITEM PILCHARD SET,
OR "CALIFORNI OTHER
SARDINE HALIBUT"
NUMBER
NUMBER NUMBER NUMBER NUMBER
FISHERMEN :
ON VESSELS . « ee we we
ON BOATS AND SHORE . « -
32
PD TOTALS « se) ts) oi i8)
VESSELS, MOTOR. . - « « «
NET TONNAGE «4 « « « « «
BOATS:
MOTOR « © «© «© © we ww
OTHER -« » + © ew we we wo
ACCESSORY BOATS «+ « « «
APPARATUS :
NUMBER »« « « 2 «© «© © @
LENGTH, YARDS ...« «
SQUARE YARDS « « « «+ « «
ABALONE
OUTFITS
TOTAL, EXCLUSIVE
OF DUPLICATION
ITEM
OTTER SHOVELS
SET AND TROLL | TRAWLS aaa OCTOPUS
HAND
_NUMBER NUMBER | NUMBER hes NUMBER
FISHERMEN:
ON VESSELS «. 2 « «© we ow
ON BOATS AND SHORE « « -«
TOTAL. se s,s) «
VESSELS, MOTOR eee ee
NET TONNAGE «2 « « « «© «@
BOATS:
MOTOR « «© e ee se we ow 233
QOHER, . js. fe ls, 6 0 © “ees 2
ACCESSORY BOATS «4 « « « « =7/
APPARATUS:
NUMBER oe teh ee a
YARDS AT MOUTH « « « « «
HOOKS) 6 “« ss = «0 ©
LAMPARA AND
RING NETS
SPECIES GILL NETS
POUNDS POUNDS POUNDS
ANCHOVIES . 125,000 73,400
BARRACUDA - « «+ ee © oe ee te ee we eo ew 100 -
GRHEVONED Ge iele: oa de 0) ane! We oe «e's 6 $14
FLOUNDERS ;
CALIFORNIA ACPA ua chaemteshaiciainloheapiel «! = 1,224
SOLE Mains ols jn "eMhetio (ate “aiis) 4; .<) 9/8 1,031
OTHER Retake ete. Ae les, eed Lat lah a. e, - 965
HERRING: soe & & 4 0 6 © @ 0 0 6 6 ewe 6 9,100 1"
HORSEMMACKEREIS: s, @ 6 s9% © 0 0% cele = 3 43,200 2,837 118,100 58
KINGRISHI © c, 0 ec este © ¢ 0 ee oe ee Ss 400 29 117,800 5,001
PINGCOD soo 5 5 we. 0 © is! ole 0.0 ve - - - 360
MACKERER OES oie oo 0,0 % © 6 wise 0 « «| 33074,500 69,763 550,700 24
PERGHMD Mista cleus sje eo « 6 2 « «l/c 6 © ¢ rs = 1,000 1,059
PILCHARD OR SARDINE « « « «© © © © © © © © «/ 431,371,500 4,745,086 8,286 ,000 1,120
POMPANO! css oc eve pe ee ence eee = = 300 + 55
BOPRENSHES et iiss ce +. = ole © 6]\0 0) .0 - 1,700 275
SABLEFISH « « ee ee © ew we ee ee ee = 400 271
SEA BASS, WHITE »« «© «© e © © © © eo ew ww = 12,444.
SHAD «eee ceesrseer eve eee ee o 10
SHARKS, INCLUDING GRAYFISH «2 «© © «+ © © « ® _ 661 34,483
SAARC stele «66 « « 0 © 6 6 & © «ue sis = 64
SMELNiis sts ov 6. s 0) o,.6 © © © © ¢) 6,8) 8) 2 15,562
TUNA AND TUNALIKE FISHES
BON TOnstetie ce) 60,100 @ ¢ 2 6 © © ee yee 18
435,219,300 | 4,820,966 | 9,176,000 679 ,000
OTA BAH wsiie, 6 a\ © \6) se Melle
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PACIFIC COAST FISHERIES
172
MONTEREY DISTRICT : CATCH BY GEAR, 1943 - Continued
LAMPARA AND
SPECIES PURSE SEINES RING NETS GILL NETS
POUNDS POUNDS VALUE
SHELLF 1SH ane GL one ==
GYGRIG oO doped Gwd D avd ofo ato Oot Od = 62,900 $9,571
OGTORUSI= fo emeuicmtoukc ncnieuer Neu tkerneatall elante = 100 7
SQUID! Sood G.0 a0 690 616 o/a Oo o.0 6b 33,900 $977 4,900
TOTAL 62 ees oe eel id eet 33.900 9,026,900] 260,048 | 67,900
Ser
GRAND TOTAL... « «+ « « « « «(435,253,200 | 4,821,943 | 18,202,900] 436,321 | 746,900
PARANZELLA NETS
SPECIES AND
OTTER TRAWLS
a
202,
GONE 5 oooaac 6,900
FLOUNDERS =
MCALIFORNIA HALIBUT" « « « « 4,400 -
SOLE}: uirenia beliion ifs fel Nonaey tol Hetlle 5,900 -
Cube 9.6 6 0°00 6.6) 6.0.0.0 65,400 =
WINE 8c.0..6.0,000 6 O00 o a} 1,000 -
HORSE MACKEREL « » © © © « « « 600 =
RINGRISH Goo eb nooo ooo 6 14,800 -
ISIINGCODtelitsital erat tall’ is liste.) 77,100 1,700 $86
MACKEREL «2 2 ee © © © © oo 203 ,500 100 -
ARG) God ooo06 60006 300 - -
ROCKFISHES . © «© © » © © © © «© 675,000 54,394 - 3,000 27
SABLEFISH « « © « © « © e «© « | 15217,900 93,602 i= -
SALMON Mirsmicdiay Ke ntettsi isis ttc = - 1,102,000 -
SEA BASS, WHITE « » © « « « © « 800 163 - -
SHARKS, INCLUDING GRAYFISH «© e 149,600 30,302 100 69 -
SKATES@ achicliiel ience) ie) del Melfort e)ite\ ita 5,200 133 - 234 -
GME 0.0.0.0 G10 10-0 6 OG 0 6,600 385 - - -
TUNA, ALBACORE « » « © © « © «© = = 300,500 48,831 -
CHS) Oo ouoTd oO Oo o GIO 1,700 44 - - -
SHELLFISH
CRABS 0.0 O
SHRIMP ce « « © « © © © © © © «
OCTOPUS .. .
oe © © © we eo 8
11
Se ee ee a
= 200 31
oe ee ee ww 800 S =
Fo Es Se
2
mS
198,685 1,407,700 | 288,081 97,800 | 6,490 11,600
fee
POUNDS VALUE
TOTAL eo + © © © ©
GRAND TOTAL . « « « « 2,437,500
Soe
SPECIES
SHELLFISH
ABALONE ler copteniania)reuie ta) suite Mal lellelel,(e,/s;leties ei feire vere Aalis) Tas ioteeaimeane
CEAMS/ PISMO artis) veitalliniie] relics! fe) elle) Laue) fale (elie oilia’ne) fey) silo) relate’ Caioinalna
TOTAL ee» ee we se we we ww
PARANZELLA NET
CALIFORNIA 173
SAN PEDRO DISTRICT : OPERATING UNITS, 1943
PURSE SEINES
LAMPARA AND RING NETS
PILCHARD PILCHARD
BARRACUDA OR MACKEREL OR TUNA OTHER
SARDINE SARDINE
NUMBER
NUMBER NUMBER
NUMBER
NUMBER NUMBER
164 >
NUMBER
FISHERMEN:
BHEMESSELS eis sc ee «6 6 ee es
ON BOATS AND SHORE « « « « « « «
Bei)
Bie 32
53
OLA Melle «i veMetiey-s™ 6, ‘s
VESSELS, MOTOR .
NET TONNAGE . .
BOATS, MOTOR ..
ACCESSORY BOATS .
APPARATUS :
BEENUMEERD Soa eet sss oe ss ©
PENGIHEVARDS 4G cevtetie chee « s
se ee
oi we a
eee
S| avd, a
58). 6
PARANZELLA
NETS
NETS
SET AND TROLL
HAND
ITEM
ORIFT,
BARRACUDA
SET, SEA
BASS
NUMBER
FISHERMEN:
ON VESSELS « 6 « ee eo e oo
ON BOATS AND SHORE « « « « «
15
90
TOTAL «© «© we e ew wo
VESSEESE MOTOR \ulke oc) stele
NET TONNAGE “ee ee es es
BOATS:
MOLOR rs bees ele vo el ore
RCC Meg so. c,.clwocais. of oer v6
AGGESSORY BOATS 2 « os 6 +s
APPARATUS:
NUMBER » os
SQUARE YARDS .
YARDS AT MOUTH
HOOKS! e* « «
22
145,860
40
193,600
37
245,063
s) erie! 6
2 ee
oy bret 'e
Ot Oo
im tere! 6
ee ee
BRAILS OR RAKES TOTAL,
ITEM SCOOP NETS, | TRAPS, SEA| HARPOONS, AND SHOVELS | ABALONE | EXCLUSIVE
TRAWLS | MACKEREL CRAWFISH SWORDF I SH HAND, OUTFITS | OF DU-
OYSTER PLICATION
NUMBER NUMBER NUMBER NUMBER
NUMBER NUMBER NUMBER NUMBER
FISHERMEN:
ON VESSELS « « « « « «
ON BOATS AND SHORE « .«
259 17
109 129 33
1,700
1,994
TOTAL « « « @
VESSELS, MOTOR ale ee
NET TONNAGE Cacie Oe
BOATS:
MOTOR « «© © es se ew
OTHER . « « © 5 ele
ACCESSORY BOATS. by is: ebte
APPARATUS :
NUMBER . « « «© «© © « «@
YARDS AT MOUTH « « « «
174
PACIFIC COAST FISHERIES
SAN PEDRO DISTRICT, 1943 : CATCH OFF CALIFORNIA
SPECIES
FISH
ANCHOVIES « 6 « «© « « «© © «&
BARRACUDA « « « «© « » « « «
FLOUNDERS : it
NCALIFORNI A HALIBUT
SOLEM eerismenene
OTHER ....
FLYINGFISH «2 «
HERRING 9 0.0
HORSE MACKEREL
KINGFISH .« «
LINGCOD er)
MACKEREL « -
PERCH « « « «
PILCHARD OR
POMPANO . « «
ROCK BASS . .«
ROCKFISHES .
SCULPIN « « «
SEA BASS:
BLACK oe ee
WHITE ee ee
SHAD « « « «© «
N
CC er
ee se © © © © ww et 8
ee ee ey
ee ee ee ee ew we we ee
ee ee Me ew we ew ew te
SHARKS, INCLUDING GRAYF ISH
SHEEPSHEAD « « « .
SKATES « « « « o °
SMELT oe oe oe .
SWORDFISH « « « « °
TUNA AND TUNALIKE FISHES
ALBACORE « « «
BLUEFIN e
BONITO « «
WHITEFISH » -
YELLOWTAIL -
OTHER FISH .
2 © 2 © © © Me © 8 8 Oe oo
eee eo ee Ne eo © Se ow
ese © © © Me ow ww He oe
7 © © © © © oe 8 8 te Pe so
TOTAL « « « « « «
SHELLFISH
ee ee oe we we we we ee eo
SEA CRAWFISH OR SPINY LOBSTER
SQUID oe ee oe we wo ew
TOTAL « 5 « «
GRAND TOTAL « « «
.
ee © © © ew ew ew we ee ew ow
ee ee ee eee we ee eo
ee es 6 © eo © ew ew ee ee 8
eee ee ee
PURSE SEINES
LAMPARA AND RING NETS
POUNDS POUNDS VALUE POUNDS
1,293,500 $23,179 -
11,600 1,664 871,800
5,400 1,056 254,000
800 72 3,200
600 74 400
- - - 2,300
= = = 500
7,510,000 136,569] 4,841,100 88,036 1,400
- 163,200 9,360 1,100
= - = - 100
11,264,900 223,747] 12,946,100 257,129 66,100
= = 8,600 1,173 13,900,
198,965,500 | 2,198,147] 83,744,600 925,236 300
- - 4,500 1,346 100
- 3,700 578 3,700
- - 1,500
200 19 1,100
= = 1,600
500 132 235,500
= = 100
1,400 384. 703,900
1,100 92 1,500
= - 6,200
173,300 16,931 49,900
700 202 -
5,900 200 26 -
4,281,600 2,752,000 261,241 600
- 491,800 180,600 14,107 41,700
a - - 4,200
- - - 3,900
200 23,800 362 20,300
222,521,200 106,157,500 | 1,602,399 | 2,290,900
| eS ee) Ca
11,700 ‘
11,700
_——————
222,536,600 | 3,005,539 | 106,169,200 | 1,603,034 | 2,300,100
SPECIES LINES, SET AND HAND LINES, TROLL
POUNDS VALUE POUNDS VALUE POUNDS
FISH Rak Ener aS caaaaeeRe Wie al lace ceneay Va
WVU Of oin oho Gb onp o Oo 6 OG oO 621,400 $89,040 521,100 | $75,122 =
FLOUNDERS ;
TONUIFOIIS HALIEWI bo boo Oo 5 0 6 51,600 10,179 400 69
NGOLEE paca eel a ened mei ieomcniow ie kote, ve 14,500 1,267 - - 232,000
OTHER terete sec ro snomr spot aces mipalecd sth ehetvoigtaicce 7,100 1,078 - - 35,700
HORSE MACKEREL « « «© © «© © © © © © © © @ © © 2,200 41 =
WINGEASH rive Mobis) con cs isutey ver rey ssoalvieiiiinn otsehwen falta 18,700 1,081 200 12
(LIN Teeerey AS BA EL oe. Abn veeciiasona wn) O!-0 2,900 280 - -
MACKEREL mance cibchienisivice chioniemauleeusercon eakeliis 620,400 13,238 7,500 149 -
PERCH pe rar testtobouteinctnal tele or ferme eh lene anraiies ematve 5,800 541 - - 16,700
Rec EES oA Ba Giolmso oO Ooo Go OO 73,000 11,231 5,300 816
[OOGISES ninto bb oOo aon oa aon Go 6 265,100 26,001 100 8 12,800
SABLEF ISH OE ACnnOsacis Cle. CPR BTCC COMO 5 eo Onscy 37,500 3,634 = = =
SCUGPIINI. isvieVie. sa) Ueldel tr. lelial (eve) isis) edhe rel Gel te 27,500 2,880 = 1
SEA BASS:
BUACK ir rie cova:teptam el cel velttarcay co euch emra a eis ine 7,400 1,575 - -
PINGS 4 its Geo OnOnol On: CL cua ‘a sewona lo 31,200 7,757 3,200 821
SHARKS, INCLUDING GRAYFISH «+ » « « « © « «© © 276 ,000 126,470 9,300 2,076 1
SHEEPSHEAD « « © «© » © © © © © © © © © © oo 35,100 3,107 = = =
SKATES! iapicuic, cunts Mente leu eolrelier eMC el s/co mas 4,000 154 ane - 3,100
SMEMT) eve fatey fo pelotoelce aie ep een ake) lo lene 8,200 685 - - -
TUNA AND TUNALIKE FISHES:
ALBACORE® tb" ciewreme. 2 ts wore lied ole eee l| neee4s 500 371,318 | 4,568,300 | 742,508 -
BUUBEINivck ctor onusnterur. or opitay alse Vinee ath emer ze 4,400 417 800 72 -
BONITO) 2re1 others oiee aise sugsuieanenls teas iyalactpense 44,900 3,555 9,400 743 -
SKIPJACK OR STRIPED TUNA « « « «© « « « » «© 14,800 1,345 800 68 =
NEM LOWRIIN) force} te) coh cel 'w)Muy'ol nie! te), 10! kas st) ten falafel tp = = 400 39 =
(CONTINUED ON NEXT PAGE)
GILL AND TRAMMEL NETS-
VALUE
$136,125
529,616
3,183
3,183
532,799
PARANZELLA NETS AND
OTTER TRAWLS
CALIFORNIA
175
SAN PEDRO DISTRICT, 1943 : CATCH OFF CALIFORNIA - Continued
SPECIES LINES, SET AND HAND LINES, TROLL PARANZELLA NETS AND
OTTER TRAWLS
POUNDS VALUE POUNDS
FISH CONT'D Tag lee a ee
WHITERUSHeshicl 5 610 es « 0) e's © 0 «0 28,400 $3,101 -
MEREOWTAIIC Joe ee se 0 6 6 6 0 0 « 12,400 1,125 800
MRERMPISH! "ic =. « 6 «0 as «6 6 0 23,800 3,364 3,300 $417
ROMALGiePesii(ee sie she's is ‘oa! 6 4,522,800 | 684,464 | 5,130,900 647,200 | 71,530
SHELLFISH
SEA CRAWFISH OR SPINY LOBSTER... « - = =
GRAND TOTAL = .2 5 « » « 0 © « 4,522,800 | 684,464 | 5,130,900 | 823,101] 647,300
SPECIES
HARPOONS
eT
wo
=x
BARRACUDA . . .
HORSE MACKEREL.
KINGFISH . .
as ge) «eles ee
MACKEREL .. 44,886 ,300
PERGH!. 2 5 + + -
ROCK BASS... 400
ROCKFISHES . . 100
SCULPIN srs). fs 100
SEA BASS, WHITE
SHARKS, INCLUDIN
SHEEPSHEAD . .
SMELT « 2 « «
SWORDFISH. .«
TUNA, BONITO .
WHITEFISH « «
OTHER FISH .-
sts nye" wl wite 0), 6 t0.46,0, ke- is) 40 he
Pye epee mca riety Ay ley ire Ye ett cs
Oe ie) (eo) fenie) ce) (el sles!) We else els
Sen) ware) (etal ei pice Ges. a. wa an Ae
SiS. wiles el eae) ose ie en enw e
Ay Ch Op COO Chay Cote were
ALN) lee ne) .o- ve) 8. Sul lass. a) Yaa a
Ovi) 145) Sp.) in) sh wie 6) sre) ss [| ie
‘aie Mie!) ele’ = hel el eiem rare. fo)je>s
SH
as) Cas ese «1G 6) WS, Merwe Mieneeuens:
SCR et hat aay ohne Rae mre Ory
aD
Meee eh.et wr ibe.s) eo! telLe- ss its tere
x
Shs) «et wife Te ve
44,972,400 902 ,424
TOMAR ers!» diviraiue elle. a) fenisiisy 6 .enn
VALUE | POUNDS
POUNDS
"$3
90
5,306
308,700} $93,978
Lm) eet 5
139,400
SHELLFISH
SEA CRAWFISH OR SPINY LOBSTER « « « + «© » «© «
OCTOPUS »« « «+ « « «
SQUID uiemie) isi wile ‘eMe) te. etol es ese! e° a “a We
wa egiaie) si 6) eo cele 6. @ « =
902,432
TOTAMeue caictie eatecuel a. ote)! 4400725500
236 ,800
—
236, Be
376 ,200
RAKES AND HAND
SHOVELS
POUNDS
ABALONE CERAM sever reuiewsiasitel culoee eene -
MANS MET SHO lars eeepc isyjeive cess) silsy.of > set's -
BYST ERM MARKED UPAGIESG (a (elie) © .alielielia io: 7) «
$18,232
TODAL ev lal sess el of wile Le jwvre <6 ¢5'6
SAN PEDRO DISTRICT, 1943 :
PURSE SEINES GILL AND
POUNDS
11,000
11,000
CATCH OFF LATIN AMERICA
SET AND HAND
SPECIES TRAMMEL NETS
POUNDS VALUE POUNDS VALUE POUNDS
FISH Sea = —— ees
BARRACUDA ‘stieiici ce sje, 0 1s 1° 849,400 | $194,574 | 43,100 | $9,861 93 ,600
GABRNOUAGCcuietiriuenieie. is ele = - - - 186 ,900
CORBINA) foci Je lis Js, ele 0 els - = = =
FLOUNDERS :
"CALIFORNIA HALIBUT" . 9,600 2,546 | 196,100 | 52,221
SSGheumet coches ere ne! s - 200 2
GROUPERS « « « « T = i, os.
eee ee
(CONTINUED ON NEXT PAGE)
743437 O - 47 - 12
POUNDS
3,000
5,100
PACIFIC COAST FISHERIES
176
SAN PEDRO DISTRICT, 1943 : CATCH OFF LATIN AMERICA - Continued
PURSE SEINES GILL AND
SPECIES TRAMMEL NETS
SET AND HAND
- POUNDS VALUE POUNDS | VALUE POUNDS POUNDS
FISH, CONT'D
MACKEIREN ite still eitio! Valeuiouraiite 100 $6 - - 200 - -
PERCH iemtetistisb ish isi el leMisiivelits 200 26 = = = - -
FOES EVES 6 6 oaGao oo 4 600 99 - - 11,600 - -
ROCKFISHES . . « 6 « © e «@ - - - - 26,200 - -
SEA BASS:
BUACK) Sich i cumouncmt onc niobi ate 37,000 8,931 6,800 | $1,647 386 , 700 - -
(WS “ats '6-o dc a a 6c 41,700 11,300 1,900 512 25,800 - ~
SHARKS, INCLUDING GRAYFISH . 100 15 1,900 916 900 - -
GHEEPSHEAD i. 2 << 6 1 5! 6 “e - - 900 99 1,100 - -
SKATES’ =. «i exile: Reb ecree sihs - - 200 12 - - -
SMEDATedieies cto ny < were ae Wiiemroutness ree 100 15 - - - - -
SPANISH MACKEREL. .... » - - - 6,100 - -
TUNA AND TUNALIKE FJSHES:
NUBINEGHE 5 564 oo 0 0 6 2,000 323 - 985,300
EUS ES Une Sate a! 6 ie 2,217,700] 211,618 - 200 -
BONITOme si ierceycieeieen cone ke 900,700 72,322 900 70 56 , 700 -
SKIPJACK OR STRIPED TUNA 1,122,900 99,231 - 5,868,500 -
VEEUOWF JING: mitsa.el ener cronte 6,911,500} 684,444 - 12,147,400 -
WHINIESEAISHiviss com soierc! seycdne) ues 200 24 200 24. 4,500 -
WEULOVAINIG ooo bob oo 6 3,778,600| 278,501 - - 240,000 -
OMHER) Ril SH) ci reseseuiren Gusers - - 400 103 800 -
TOTAL ... -@
. | 15,872,400 |1,563,975 252,600 |65,490
20,086,700 | 2,069,965 | 116,200
SAN DIEGO DISTRICT : OPERATING UNITS, 1943
ITEM
GILL NETS
LAMPARA AND RING NETS
FISHERMEN :
ON VESSELS « « « « «
ON BOATS
TOTAL « o «
VESSELS, MOTOR
NET TONNAGE «
BOATS, MOTOR °
ACCESSORY BOATS
APPARATUS :
NUMBER eo 2c ee o
LENGTH, YARDS « » e
SQUARE YARDS eee
ee oe
ee oo
ee eo
MACKEREL | P] LCHARD OTHER DRIFT, it OTHER
OR SARDINE BARRACUDA | SEA BASS | SHARK
NUMBER NUMBER NUMBER | NUMBER NUMBER NUMBER NUMBER | NUMBER
114 - 4 =
= 5 20 2
114
4
21
25
1
0 Ol
ITEM
TOTAL, EXCLUSIVE
OF DUPLICATION
BRAIL OR
SCOOP NETS
TRAPS, HARPOONS ,
SEA CRAWFISH| SWORDFISH
TRAMMEL
NETS
SET AND
HAND
FISHERMEN
ON VESSELS . « « « «
ON BOATS Doo oo
TOTAL « « «
VESSELS, MOTOR
NET TONNAGE .
BOATS, MOTOR .
ACCESSORY BOATS
APPARATUS:
NUMBER @ 9\ i je von e
SQUARE YARDS . « « -
HOOKS « « « © « @ »
ee ee
se ee
NUMBER NUMBER NUMBER NUMBER NUMBER
798 3 22 847
16 25 308
19 1,155
1
10
12
531
CALIFORNIA
177
SAN DIEGO DISTRICT, 1943 : CATCH OFF CALIFORNIA
SPECIES PURSE SEINES LAMPARA AND RING NETS GILL AND LINES, SET
TRAMMEL NETS AND HAND
ie POUNDS | VALUE | — POUNDS VALUE | POUNDS POUNDS | VALUE
ANCHOVIES «2 2 ewe ee ww = = 100 $3 - - -
BARRACUDA « » «+ + ee we wo = = = = 128 ,600 67,800 $8,447
FLOUNDERS : a
CALIFORNIA HALIBUT . « « = - = = 18 ,000 17,200 3,890
HORSE MACKEREL . « «se we 3 = 900 53 = = =
KINGFISH «4 2 2 6 ee ee eee = = = - = 2,200 183
FANGCOD “Go. ss os ses = = = > 100 900 99
MACKEREL 2 2 2 + ee ee eee = = 518,600 14,181 7,000 119,800 3,278
BULLE Geis) (ss lst el « « «<6 fe = = = = 66,100 E *
PILCHARD OR SARDINE . « « « « = = 5,160,200 57,960 200 = =
ROCK BASS » 2 2 2 es ee eee = = = 600 11,500 1,825
ROCKFISHES «2 + ss eee ee = = = = 11,400 1,190
SIEMECIND lee of eis 6 + ee \e = as = 4,200 538
SEA BASS:
BIEAGKGEE css) ello -e fie.) 1c |s!".0,.s = = = - 7,100 1,275
ITED ie ce as ope Ue tere ie x = = = 20,400 5,492
SHARKS, INCLUDING GRAYFISH .« « 2 = 1,000 76 136 ,900 10,833
SHEEPSHEAD » 2 6 ss se eo © a = = = 400 40
SPS ee 5 elie wel ctialisiin © 6 = = = = = 300 22
TUNA AND TUNALIKE FISHES:
ALBACORE «ss se es eo = = = = 301 ,600 49,007
BLUEFIN « 2 + « © « + «© « = | 6,400 $608 571,100 54,257 3,500 333
BONITO 22s ee ee ee ee 800 63 16 ,000 1,265 900 71
SKIPJACK OR STRIPED TUNA « - = 3 = = 1,700 155
YELLOWFIN » 2 6 2 ee ew eo = = < 600 59
WHITEFISH 4 2 oe ee ee ee = = = = 300 35
YELLOWTAIL 2 + oe ee ee wee S 3 = = 14,200 1,144
OTHER FISH « + oe © we we ew = = = = 100 7
TOTAL 6 « © «© » © «© | 7,200 671 | 6,267,900 127,795 36,608 | 723,000 87,923
TOTALS is) oa ve) « fo ee
671 6,300 ,300 128,710 | 309,200 7,044 | 723,000 87,923
ss
GRAND TOTAL . « « « ~ | 7,200
——————
SHELLFISH
SEA CRAWFISH OR SPINY LOBSTER
SQUID en ete sa) eo) 0 a ete, o 6
I
- - 1,500 436
32,400 915 = -
en | 37,
SPECIES LINES, TROLL TRAPS HARPOONS
A)
POUNDS VALUE
FISH aes era
PRR ERCUDAMEU UATE HAP A ciate ace.te, “spatte! .o. Ae ve: ale 160,100 | $19,947 =
RCKERE et, SES oh Metis: Os fel evs eteas. Fp eles 400 10 :
HOGMEEAGSi ie = a's =) e vse 6 6 ee « s 6 « «6 «© sa @. 6 a =
REMBMASSMEWHITEL TS cceke. sa selelsite oes sliee 1,500 =
SHARRSUHINCLUDING GRAYFISH <6 + lc 6 « « « «os 900 2
SHEEBSHEAD <<) © © 0) © © ee se © 0 oe 6 oe 8 oes -
SOR EISH MMs Ska wciis taire- sve ua keel ole. sie) tle ts
TUNA AND TUNALIKE FISHES:
ALEAGORE ee ae wiwle a 2s evleiievs wile « « ate
BUEN RTE teh volccmioalsl siisalewslliel, o¥si cop iemeitede ts
BON ILOM PME Ree cits sh reMie coh 'eto te oars al tee he
SKIPJACK OR STRIPED TUNA « «© «© © © © ©» wo we ©
IEW RIN ao itetcta, ccd ile, lie \emishsltal ms 5: eve Me
WENT RIGH Meare PIAa done tis til cive'lc Giwale ce 0m. fe) heme
PCN MAUR REM faisile uciharasuneinelbeneuuaiys! (ic fo ele
MIOTALM Ie mel seNalieh ie) sete 0! ‘oP ey 6 ax is'a |e) site
SHELLFISH
SEA CRAWFISH OR SPINY LOBSTER dle sits) se), 8) 6 ha: suka
3,631,200 583 ,404
GRAND TOTAL « «+ © » © © © © © © © @ @ *
NOTE:--THE CATCH BY PURSE SEINES WAS MADE BY FISHERMEN FROM THE SAN PEDRO DISTRICT»
178 PACIFIC COAST FISHERIES
SAN DIEGO DISTRICT, 1943 : CATCH OFF LATIN AMERICA
GILL AND
TRAMMEL NETS
LAMPARA AND
RING NETS
SPECIES
SET AND HAND
P POUNDS POUNDS POUNDS VALUE POUNDS | VALUE
FIs an Sere Paparn ag a | ae
BARRACUDA « © « e« « « © © « « «| 30,400 5,200 205,500 $42,478 | 161 7342
GNERMU oo 5 odo 66 0 ooo = - 46,100 5,976 -
FLOUNDERS : Fs
CALIFORNIA HALIBUT + «© « » « 187,000 14,800 3,956 - -
GROUPERS « » « «© ee we © © © = 43,100 7,202 - -
(INGCODM a reptemretcire Memo eitomtantoute 200 21 - -
MACKEREL «4 2 e ee ee ee ew 1,200 - -
MUUUET iat tenia) elie! inlet toitetlsllleliena = - -
PILCHARD OR SARDINE « « « « » «© « - - -
ROCK BASS . « « «ese ee 0 © 25,100 - -
ROCKFISHES « « « © oe © « © © « 177,500 - -
SABLEFISH «2. 2 oe ee we ee 1,500 - -
SCUEPINGS tof ol relat ellie) noltisutel lelieite 4,200 - -
SEA BASS:
GILES boo oO pio occ 0 Od 248,400 -
WHIIMTEN) | Ucttontel felch tai hanicilts! elietia 39,800 -
SHARKS, INCLUDING GRAYFISH « « « 2,600 15
SHEEPSHEAD « « © « © « © @ «© © o - 18,700 -
CW MowolG oho 6 6 Hud coo 5 100 600 -
SPANISH MACKEREL « «© « « © © « e - 12,600 -
TUNA AND TUNALIKE FISHES:
NUNES 56.5 4G A660 0 0 0-0 = 7,927,600 | 1,291,762 | 470,600 | 76,680
BLUEFIN © » © © «© « © © © «© «| 261,500 = 14,900 1,416 - -
EeMaer o95 65 0 oo oo 6 oo ol esHolele) - 347,900 28,352 | 48,200 3,928
SKIPJACK OR STRIPED TUNA « « « - - 21,879,000 | 1,962,916 5,500 493
= Wal Go o90°6 0 6 6°56 Osa = = 30,197,700 | 2,992,585 2,700 270
WHITEPISH 9 S's 5) 5) @ «ite ele) - - 49,100 5,547 - -
YELLOWTAIL + 2 2 2 » » « « © © «| 168,900) || 13,3311 - 712,700 56,250 1,300 103
OTHER FISH « « « eo we © © « oo = = 100 10 800 71 - -
SPECIES HARPOONS
POUNDS | VALUE | POUNDS | VALUE
FISH re aa
SHEEPSHEAD « « « « « «
18,800
SWORDF 1SH
eee © © © © © © oe ee ee ee
TOTAL
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LANDINGS BY HALIBUT FLEET AT SEATTLE, WASH.
|t has been customary in previous reportsofthis series to include detailed statistics
on the receipts of fishery products by wholesale dealers in Seattle, Washington.
This
year, however, only a summary of the data isincluded in this report. For detailed infor—
mation on these receipts the reader is referred to the monthly fishery summaries released
by the Seattle Market News Office of this Service. :
According to the reports issued by the Seattle office, a total of 58,746, 260 pounds of
fishery products, valued at $11,203,889, were handled by Seattle wholesale dealers during
1943. These receipts are exclusive of quantities received by rail or transporting vessels
from Alaska or Canada. The 1943 receipts represent an increase of 7 percent in volume and
40 percent in value as compared with the returns of the preceeding year.
Landings by vessels of the United States halibut fleet, including livers and viscera,
amounted to 16,465,711! pounds, valued at $3,320,463 representing a decrease of 10 percent
in volume but an increase of I8 percent in value as compared with the 1942 landings
A summary of the 1943 halibut landings at Seattle by the United States halibut fleet
is contained on the following page. For additional information on the Pacific Coast
halibut fishery the reader is referred to Section 10 of this document, page 199, entitled
"Review of Certain Major Fisheries"
179
HALIBUT LANDINGS AT SEATTLE
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180
SECTION 7.- LAKE FISHERIES ~
In 1943, the yietd of the fisheries of the Great Lakes and the International Lakes of
Northern Minnesota in the United States andCanada, amounted to 104,861,600 pounds, repre—
senting an increase of 7 percent as compared with the catch in the preceding year.
Considering the fishery of United States craft only, the catch amounted to 78, 221, 300
pounds, valued at $12,267,602, which was anincrease of 4 percent in volume and 42 percent
in value as compared with the 1942 catch
In 1940, the latest year for which a complete survey was made, the Lake fisheries gave
employment to 5, 142 fishermen.
12 The statistics of the catch were obtained principally from records of the various State
agencies and from the Dominion Bureau of Statistics, Ottawa, Canada. The data for the
operating units (fishermen, vessels, boats, and gear) of the United States, which are for
1940, were obtained largely by agents of this Service in a special survey, although State
records in several instances were very helpful in this work. In all cases, the statistics
collected are for the calendar year except for Rainy Lake, Lake of the Woods, and Namakan
Lake in Minnesota, which are for two seasons; for Lake of the Woods, the seasons are from
June 1 to November 1 and December 1 to April 1; and for Rainy and Namaken Lakes the seasons
are fromMay 15 to November i and December 1 to April 1. Thecatches for these two seasons,
in the order named, have been combined to constitute a year. The quantity of fish taken
in these Lakes between January 1 and April 1 is estimated to be less than 3 percent of
the total catch. For a description of the methods used in collecting and compiling these
statistics and an account of the years for which data have been collected the reader is
referred to Section 11 of this document entitled "Statistical Survey Procedure".
SUMMARY OF UNITED STATES AND CANADIAN CATCH, 1943
SPECIES UNITED UNITED
STATES CANADA TOTAL STATES CANADA
POUNDS POUNDS POUNDS POUNDS POUNDS POUNDS.
BLUENPIKED shor ometeteeidsieciie alleen. 45,100 38,200 83,300 | 11,227,600 9,614,000] 20,841,600
BOWE Nisei ct cu cerdemeiks) sircieeurelia 6 - - 10,000 1 10,000
BUFFALOFISH « « » © e © © © © @ © - = 20,100 20,100
BURBOTa vole outros mente” sutedtehiaWer ls) e 6,600 (1) 6,600 378,700 378,700
CIEE ost be lou aa sbea IO 7. 0 Geb 65,000 201,200 266 ,200 2,231,700 2,547,400
CATFISH AND BULLHEADS . -. +=. e 43,900 145,400 189,300 1,152,600 1,215,800
CISCO cyte curs eee ch omen race - - - 25,900 81,600
El Spe COMMONDMAiomeiie (on isitemtemtemteiit= 22,200 34,600 56 ,800 - -
Ci4GD hb channmaso coo - - - 900 900
GOLDFISH ct cmte meme dtem ches elkcilanre - - - 33,300 33,300.
WAKE HERRINGHNiamouie to mtentoaNcntc tele 58,300 857,200 915,500 - -
Le WHT Oo obo 678 ola oe oN 3,400 76 ,300 79,700 - -
MOONEYEMe@hab cs) elie: sieticr ‘ol of sive! of = = = 11,700 11,700
PIKE OR PICKEREL (JACKS) « © « « 8,700 64,400 73,100 - 31,800
ROGKGBASSHcmeucnie me cite i ol alco clasts 18,800 (1) 18,800 1,500 1,500
Eyles) Aus Sha rapdaoced oO! plare 0 - - - 1,045,600 1,045,600
SHEEPSHEAD cr eure momen co) telvenetie) tejie - - - 4,512,800 1 4,512,800
Gen ooo oop oo oo oo € 1,800 600 2,400 3,000 12,400 15,400
queen Wil 625 oo a6 oo 45,200 1 45,200 575 ,600 (13 575 600
SUNFISH™ wome: Gemedene: oh ereine” obs 15,200 1 15,200 - - -
PP MRIES: Guouc a @oe oO o.c.0 Cc - - - 459,600 (1) 459 ,600
WHITEFISH, COMMON . « « s+ 2 « « @ 26,000 |’ 329,300 355,300 949 ,000 1,481,400 2,430,400
YECEOWNEERCHI iemtemelomrene ites siientenr. 32,400 195,900 228 ,300 1,252,900 711,300 1,964,200
Mauer yids ola a ova Oo Old. ¢ 2,700 41,400 44,100 3,222,100 453,400 3,675 500
MISCELMANEOUS! © leltsiis (en citereqtenietre - 296 ,400 296 ,400 - 1,743,900 1,743,900
395,300 | 2,280,900 | 2,676,200 | 27,114,600 | 14,482,800
: 1
4/ WHERE THERE WAS A CANADIAN CATCH OF THESE SPECIES IT IS INCLUDED UNDER "M1SCELLANEOUS .
TOTAL 41,597,400
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SUMMARY OF UNITED STATES AND CANADIAN CATCH, 1943 - Continued
LAKE
LAKE HURON MICHIGAN
UNITED UNITED
STATES CANADA TOTAL STATES
LAKE SUPERIOR
UNITED
STATES CANADA
SPECIES
POUNDS POUNDS POUNDS POUNDS POUNDS
BEUEMPIKE Wels lis eo «)s 0 6 - 3,900
BOWF IN 45 pe ed hee 6,400 -
BURPALOPISH © «| oss os « - -
BUREOTAMSNs fells] ¢ os) ane « 1,200 3,200 3,200
EAREMRies! oe) os <: o « «'| i 1ly242;800 100 100
CATFISH AND BULLHEADS . . « 437,400 - -
S325) 6 (4 1S Ge eee 128,000 434,400 434,400
LAKE HERRING . « « « « » « | 2,009,200 13,874,100 15,164,500
WAKEMTROUTA® 6 se sls cles 459,000 3,053,400 4,376 ,400
PIKE OR PICKEREL (JACKS). .« - 1,000 23,400
ROGREBASS! sc) 5 0) o's 6 ee 20 ,300 -
“eR? 6 gecesc goer 6,700 -
SHEEPSHEAD «+ «ew ee 2,300 2,300 -
SAP at Ga cess Sea's 100 100 | 2,225,400 -
STEELHEAD TROUT « » eo - - - 200
STURGEON) 00 2 0 0 «.%. ore - 6,400 - 2,400
SUCKER "MULLET" . . 2 «| 1,413,600 1,413,600 | 2,200,200 202,500
MURGIBEED lin «0.0 0 = «0 - 340,500 - 48,200
WHIMEMBASS) does oo 2 « 0 400 400 -
WHITEFISH:
EQUNONT seines'e 0 0 kate ts 149,200 753,000 731,700 1,068,000
MENOMINEE « « « « 2 « « 98,900 98,900 30,300 30,300
MEUCOWSPERCH |.) ceuvece.0) 0 974,500 1,355,000 8,000 9,300
YELLOW PIKE «6 6 «© « © » «| 1,659,700 1,936,400 32,700 220,400
GRAWE ISH. eos sh okeyiiits. «1 - =
MISCELLANEOUS «1 «2 eo - 482,700 131,600
TOTAL « 21,718,800
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POUNDS POUNDS
POUNDS
POUNDS POUNDS
SULHOEEien aiicicmenc er = Santis Tee ato - - - 31,400 31,400
PIKE OR PICKEREL (uAcks) Fp CARO & 1,600 1,800 3,400 23,500 180,300
STURGEON «soe we ee ee ee ee 800 800 - 100
SMERERER MOVE TI 1's. vee) espe yelleyke ce) in - - 37,400 37,400
PSN EM a) opialeite: fs: e¥.e%acl @ih.ei is Yole 2,700 2,700 49,700 129,700
WHITEFISH; COMMON « « » © «os « ej 7,700 11,800 44,500 100,700
NEMPOWNPERCHI > «+ sins © use 6 « 0)» - - 1,000 5,000
NEPROUMEIKEGN «liste te 6 «|e ete) ene. a} le 6,000 10,000 35,800 214,000
MISGEEEANEOUS 61. ae eyuye’ se sa 1,400 1,400 97,800
TOTAL
LAKE OF THE WOODS TOTAL, ALL LAKES
UNITED UNITED
STATES coNeDA STATES CANADA
SPECIES
POUNDS POUNDS POUNDS POUNDS POUNDS POUNDS
BT oe 1,500 1,500 | 11,272,700 | 9,660,900 | 20,933,600
SoS ee a ee : “ 7167900 i 167900
RURBAUGRISH isc) cine die 3) aces - 21,000 21,000
ZUREOn 5G) Sea ae 51,200 529,700 529,700
CARP Nees 27200 5,052,600 5,603,800
HAND BULLHEADS . . i 67,100 1,876,700 3134,700
CATFISH AND BULLHEADS . = + + - » 1 Tere Slate
cisco emerge co i [ 5 : : bo) a 25,900 81,600
EES COMMON 2 chs 2 0 o0e.s - 22,200 56,800
GIRZARDESHAD <2 cs vee ele-e -
GOLDFISH Shp - 33,300 33,300
ORRECHERRING < . ccs 0 mies - = 17,893,800 20,583,400
UNE FRCL yh ee = 14,500 14,500 | 10,376,100 13,399,200
ONEYE = (6 v © © \« « 6 o.0 © = = om ’ ,
BIBER OR IGHERELLUACKA). ees 105,400 332,300 437,700 172,500 698,800
ROGREEASSIOS tects doe = ve - - - : ;
1 56 ,800 1,109,600 1,109,600
SAUGERD icles © s e/2° & « © : : So2c00 (1) BS 47647,900 426472900
SHEEPSHEAD .. - «
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182
SUMMARY OF
SPECIES
SMEM Tete (eh ae
STEELHEAD TROUT
STURGEON .« « «
SUCKER "MULLET"
SUNFISH « « «
TULLIBEE .«. e
WHITE BASS . .
WHITEFISH:
COMMON «
MENOMINEE «
YELLOW PERCH .
YELLOW PIKE
ee ee eee
eee ee oe
ee ee eee
oo ce eee
CRAWFISH « e
MISCELLANEOUS
eee eee
eee eee
eee cee
eee see
1/ WHERE THERE WAS A CANADIAN
LAKE FISHERIES
UNITED STATES AND CANADIAN CATCH, 1943 - Continued
LAKE OF THE WOODS
UNITED UNITED
STATES CANADA STATES CANADA
1,322,600 | 1,517,500 | 2,840,100 78,221,300 | 26,640,300
CATCH OF THESE SPECIES !T IS INCLUDED UNDER "MISCELLANEOUS".
TOTAL, ALL LAKES
POUNDS POUNDS POUNDS POUNDS POUNDS POUNDS
zs - - 2,225,500 2,225,500
: - - 200 200
O - - 4,800 22,700 27,500
: 158,200 (1) 158 ,200 4,632,700 1 « 4,632,700
5 - - =e 15,200 1 15,200
5 549,600 55,700 605,300 599,300 527,100 1,126,400
i = = = 460,000 (13 460,000
; 3,100 223.000 226 , 100 3,314,700 3,037,700 6,352,400
. - - - 317,700 1 317,700
0 12,500 7,800 20,300 5,415,800 1,300,800 6,716,600
: 343,800 554,900 898, 700 5,351,600 1,698,300 7,049,900
5 - - 1,600 1,600
: 300,500 300,500 3,054,300 3,054,300
104,861,600
UNITED STATES : OPERATING UNITS BY LAKES, 1940
1 TEM
FISHERMEN:
ON VESSELS . «4...» s.
ON BOATS AND SHORE:
REGULAR . 2. 2 © 2
CASUAL ». © - «o « © so
TOTAL « » 6 0 © « a
VESSELS:
STEAM «2. © °
NET TONNAGE .
MOTOR 2... + «
NET TONNAGE .
TOTAL VESSELS . . ©
TOTAL NET TONNAGE .
BOATS: :
MOTOR Avrei cmon reeicitevaciae
OTHER | cucviiteyhicmvencsulan neues
APPARATUS:
HAUL SEINES . 2.06. e
LENGTH, YARDS ... .
GILL NETS:
"SHOAL," 2-1/8 TO 3-7/8
INCHES! (hie oa) eh
SQUARE YARDS... .
"SHOAL," 4 TO 7 INCHES
SQUARE YARDS . . ..
"SHOAL," 10 TO 14 INCHES
SQUARE YAROS ....
BARNES! 3) ts ‘<0 sPini «©
SQUARE YAROS ... -~
LINES:
TROLL . .
HOOKS .
TROT . « «
HOOKS .
POUND NETS .
TRAP NETS
FYKE NETS .
CRAWFISH POTS
CROWFOOT BARS
PICKS «se =
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LAKE LAKE
ONTARIO MICHIGAN
NUMBER NUMBER NUMBER NUMBER
6 161
61 426
76
LAKE OF THE
WOODS,
LAKE RAINY
SUPERIOR | LAKE, AND TOTAS
NAMAKAN
LAKE
NUMBER NUMBER
= 1,694
123 2,076
- 1,372
eee iia ee Ea |e oe | 5,142
SSS. _E_——EE_ EEE ea aaa
59,659 , 40,600
13,910 1/18,924
4,767,395
29,092
9,848,509
Ua
{V4 INCLUDES A NUMBER OF SMELT GILL NETS WHICH HAD A MESH MEASURING ABOUT
4 - 30
89 = . 646
103 = 469
1,026 = 5,427
107 = 499
AUS = 6,073
Piano see ee aren
386 59 1,186
159 46 599
10 = 169
1,865 sis 120,314
10,418 - 46,176
2,562,942 - 9,854,616
12,548 214 59,790
5,0615071 64,366 18,721 ,686
= = 65
= - 11,800
= - 75
= = 6,000
35 = 60
55 - 84
1,650 - 2,258
379,465 = 615,755
192 69 1,006
167 - 7,330
7 67 1,787
- 700
= = 22
+ - - 13
1-1/2 INCHES.
UNITED STATES SUMMARIES 183
UNITED STATES: OPERATING UNITS BY STATES, 1940 ‘
PENN-
YORK Syt- 1GAN ILLINOIS] WISCONSIN
VANIA
ITEM
NUMBER
NUMBER] NUMBER NUMBER NUMBER
FISHERMEN:
ONSVESSEUS si») = = 2 © © 134 159 1,694
ON BOATS AND SHORE:
REGULAR © * © © © «© « 391 2,076
CASUAL - © + © © © «= « 1,372
OTA a iss «6
VESSELS:
STEAM 2. 6 wo
NET TONNAGE .
MOTOR 2 -~ e we ee
NET TONNAGE .
ew eye!
=iie, 58
Reeth oO
TOTAL VESSELS ,
TOTAL NET TONNAGG®
BOATS:
IMESTOR) «le fa*'e fo 0 0 0 oe
PUIEP eel oret ci is = (sl © 509
APPARATUS:
HAUESSEIENES = evesne ete te 169
LENGTH, YARDS ... . 120,314
GILL NETS:
~ "SHOAL," 2-1/8 To 3-7/8
INCHES + © « e« « « . 46,176
SQUARE YARDS - «+ «+ « 411,650 9,854,616
"SHOAL," 4 TO 7 INCHES 3,556 59,790
‘i SQUARE MARDS 25. is. =) 0 442,500 18,721,686
SHOAL, 10 TO 14 INCHE 25 65
SQUARE YARDS + « « « 4,700 11,800
BAR NETS OE ie Cp uCe i) 75
SQUARE YARDS + « « « 6,000
LINES:
TROLL « . wet ie 60
HOOKS +» + « « « e 84
Tee SO By Cee 87 233 2,258
HOOKS: =e « “4 00's 32,490 151,320 615,755
POUND NETS - «+ »+ ee @ apne 300 1,006
TRAP NETS « «© 0 « 0 © « 147 = 7,330
PnGeNE GS ce © a) ete (6 83 786 1,737
CRAWFISH POTS + + « « « 700 700
CROWFOOT BARS + &© + « + 9 22
PICKS oo SURG MCEIONgG Ee 13
1/ INCLUDES A NUMBER OF SMELT GILL NETS WHICH HAD A MESH MEASURING ASOUT 1-1/2 INCHES.
WING FYKE NET
184 LAKE FISHERIES
UNITED STATES: CATCH BY STATES, 1943
NEW YORK
GILL NETS TROT LINES
SPECIES
TRAP NETS
HAUL SE!INES
VALUE POUNDS VALUE
UME: PINE bog UAbG co 16a) oe. Gd 3,700 $602
EWREOW dab OF GaGioo ovo o06oe 6,600 - -
CARES te! cee Sete ice veeters soci 3,900 9,300 600
CATFISH AND BULLHEADS . ss. . - 200 28,400 6,727
GisScotenr. c. temremn ot Ncpkebion ome te 1,600 -
[aol \pindSwhemnie iy exlnich MeN Fed NeS CMa Or crac Gd ai/ 20,300 1,539
LAW= KERRINS Goo oo 0000 5 56, 700 1,600 260
Ye eWits Ae oo bho .ovo A046 2,700 700 205
PIKE OR PICKEREL (JACKS)... . 200 6,700 787
ROGKE:IBASS! G0 0ap et ol et ey oe) Mist cei ibe) 0! ae 1,500 13,800 429
Qsre) (GB aoa o a ovo a0 6 100 - -
Gilet” Grob eo Huo 6.6 8.9 o6 1,000 100 55
Buena MuuusTY 4 6 0 5 6 5 G0 6 10,200 19,600 1,306
SUNEISH!\, sjente © is n'a oe G 1 13,600 818
WHITE BASS ... « « ao Oe 2,400 100 11
WHITEFISH:
COMiMeN dao: Giroy ola a towieouaiia 165,500 20,500 6,622
WECM SRE 6 oa bo Gao ano 8 =e 400 14,200 1,056
WELLGI MIDIS Glo 6 6 5 6 la vu oD 0 3,700 875
TOTAL
NEW YORK-—CONTINUED PENNSYLVANIA
FYKE NETS TOTAL GILL NETS
POUNDS
SPECIES
Essai o G6 add 854, 100
FUsEOWe 6 5 5 6 a 5c : 6,600
CARPIarmene da 0 eet 67,500
CATFISH AND BULLHEADS Aa 44,100
ClINGO) oc oa ld) o. 6 5 ees 1,600
S020 to Go co io 6
15,200
2,500
186 ,000
52,900
9,600
SUNFISH ..2 « «= «©
WHITE BASS .. «
WHITEFISH, COMMON
YELLOW PERCH. . -»
YELLOW PIKE « = «
EB USie isermeme, oalente BU an 22,200
LAKE HERRING ... - 90 58,300
We THOU co ono Pies 3,400
PIKE OR PICKEREL (JACKS) toa 8,700
Rods EASS Alo oo Shae 18,800
SHEEPSHEAD . . g 080 100
STURGEON . . « ayers 2,700
SUCKER "MULLET Sere 47,900
beyaered terres ord neces) Tense ai a
pon oDnoOD op Oooo Oo Oo os
TOTAL .
PENNSYLVANI A~CONT 'D
POUNDS VALUE
SPECIES
HAUL SEINES GILL NETS
POUNDS
BAR NETS
POUNDS | VALUE
BLUE PIKE LR AE CAC Tice ROR WO a 2,363,700 | $243,697 =
BUFFALOFIISH 2 2 2 6 6 2 © #10 0 = = 17,300
BURBOT RE ie ees, LUNA ater, 3,400 33 - | - -
CARPe® jarttot noma) kepetoviyat te) aii (oy el aniKsiae 5, 700 379 | 1,290,700 12,800 |$1,112
CATFISH AND BULLHEADS ..... ~ 1,100 118 404,600 - -
CNC a) oo cluno coo Geo 6 c/o 9,500 1,804 S -
GIIZZARDESHADI i a: belie temeneir ent ~ 800 = =
GOLDRISH: ain eaceeot neh fete ish secur Ve 30,000 - -
Neve Ghoto G0 O Suc ne oo mrd 8,400 c -
SAUGER” 2. "s" "auieltektiratret cle teW sls) ule 12,100 = -
SHEEPSHEAD! %.. 2c) eiaitel quia > yell 720,600 = =
STURGEON 6 « 20 « © oul «mane == - -
SUCKER) sMUUDE Tue) a) a) lan «Nanton 18,000 - -
WHITE (BASS Sethe): cae (4) oy ete 93,700 = 3
WHITEFISH, COMMON ONOe CaO, ¢ - -
YELLOW PERCH ~« 2 «5 2 s+ © so 5,800 -
YEUWOWNPIKES eileen tellisi et eltay lollies 24,900 48,400 -
TOTAL «
2,974,500 | 399,374 | 2,650,400 |274,003 1,430, 100} 298,317 12,800
4/ LESS THAN 50 POUNDS OR 50 CENTS.
UNITED STATES SUMMARIES 185
UNITED STATES: CATCH BY STATES, 1943 - Continued
OH! O--CONTINUED MICHIGAN
SPECIES
POUNDS VALUE POUNDS VALUE
MALUE EQUNDS: MASE
BEUROPIKE) «@ se « «0 0 ea 7,588, 100} $1,349, 164 8,054,900 -
BOWRIN. « « «© se ee wo we = - - $6
BUFFALOFISH . . 1 2 + es ee - - 20,100 -
BUREGTeN «pits Talhs, to sss 374,400 19,506 375,300 =
CARDED is Wilais, eyes 6 4's 223,600 19,431 1,625,100 43,080
CATFISH AND BULLHEADS .. . 587 , 300 102,804 1,034,600 30,904
PSCUMSMS Gets Vis ss 5) 3 2,200 724 14,800 -
GIZZARD SHAD: (2°: - 2 ss 6 100 5 900 -
BOMOMSH sia cers tas 6 «) 6s 3,100 147 33,200 -
LAKE HERRING ....e.. - - > 1,540
MOONENEN.s sl sllsic + ¢ +e « 3,000 143 11,700 -
PIKE OR PICKEREL (JACKS). . 1/ 3 1 -
REGREHASS ie Gils: eis) )e sls = - = 66
RISERS ai fsitis teks. © 6 \e” s 651,200 112,788 5,000 1,032,900 178,753 -
SHEEPSHEAD os « 2 e « » » | 3,509,200 261,084] 82,300 4,319,900 321,400 300
SIRGEON! Gai flies slic os <= a 1,600 1,120 = 1,600 1,120 -
SUCKER) MULLET” . 2 3 ~ +4 467,300 41,403] 10,900 509,400 45,134] 273,000 | 15,540
WHITEMBASS | sos s/c ss) 234, 100 43,215| 40,700 389,300 71,754 2,800 336
WHITEFISH:
COMMON 173, 100 65,916 100 342,700 125,025 - -
MENOMINEE . . «ee ee - - - - - 200 32
MEUUOWSPERGCH)«ismisinia, sc notee's,e 870,400 211,681 4,800 1,177,800 285,135 24,700 3,705
MBUEOWSPIIKE its Gils fl ef At] 2, 750,200 627,596 | 56,200 2,927,700 668,962] 141,400 | 29,694
TOTAL. . ... . | 17,438,900 | 2,856,730} 339,700 | 45,538 21,871,900 3,475,700 [1,720,000 [125,203
MICHIGAN~-CONTINUED
SPECIES
GILL NETS POUND NETS
POUNDS POUNDS VALUE POUNDS VALUE
FASTEST dpb Go 0 aCe ence rns 8,700 300 $15 Ag 1/
ACME. ees. eo) 8 76,900 3,300 132 22,500 | ~ $900
CATFISH AND BULLHEADS . . . 1,800 38,500 7,604 1,300 252
ELLEE\ cof Sen pene 552,700 - - 100 26
LAKE-HERRING . =... ~ -| 5,387,700 V/ 1 529,200 | 29,106
WAKGETROUTS Mac 0) =)» ape «| 4,775,900 429,700] 141,801 64,600 | 21,318
ROCK BASS. - + +s ee ee 1 100 6 V 2
S/R Gl Ale See 15200 120 - - 100 10
SHEEBSHEAD) “e..e0.c @ scce » 200 6 1,100 6,600 198
SS |ELT C.D ORS aR Ra 92,300 9,230 - 1,611,900 | 161,190
BUCRERME MULLET © «2 ca 0s 300,400 16,531 - 95,600 5,322
WHITERBASS oe) wos oo ef es - - 100 12
WHITEFISH:
OMMON ei oh fence! ef es 929, 100 334,476 673,100 |242,316
MENOMINEE « « 0 6 6 « « 272,700 43,632 - 5,300 848
WEEVOW PERGH! “cc es s+ « 555,500 83,325 4,000 600 19,300 2,895
WEEUGW PIKE «1's <ci0 + = « 91,200 19,152 500 105 9 800 2,058
TOTAL . « « ~ ~ -|13,044,300 | 2,525,741 |75,400| 24,884 477,500 | 150,299 | 3,039,500
ne,
LS
LOS
ne
GREAT LAKES POUND NET
ISHERIES
186 LAKE FIS
UNITED STATES: CATCH BY STATES; 1943 - Continued
M1ICHIGAN--CONT I NUED
TRAP NETS FYKE NETS ees
SPECIES
POUNDS POUNDS VALUE
ECPI 06 €4G56 6 6 DU 6 14,200 - 16.500 $495
BURBOT sen tenee couse ueinen ter eeirenas 200 - 9,300 465
CARP... - : opin 241,600 = 1,877,700 75,108
CATFISH AND BULLHEADS . . . 102,000 = 557,900 103,676
CHUBS i scte. ah crion or volileaeeutoune m = = = 552,800 143,736
GIZZARDSHAD) sneer = = = = 4/7 1
CORDFIG Go 680 oO 6 a OO 100 3 - - 100 3
LAKE HERRING . « . «se © © 1,500 82 - 7,249,200 398,707
UV te 6 6 60 6 9 oo 6 - = - - 5,362,100 | 1,769,493
Recs BES “4 ao 0 6 010 0-0 7,900 474 - - 23,500 1,413
SAUGER oh an ciscalivan cheaters 8,400 840 - - 19,900 1,990
SHEEPSHEAD... ss sees 65,600 1,998 - - 166,600 4,998
SMELT 2 + + ee et ee es 19,200 1,920 - - 1,723,500 172,350
SUCKER "MULLET". ss eee 221,000 12,574 - - 2,746,900 154,818
(MIE BASS 695 6 0 G0 05 6 5,000 600 - - 21,200 2,544
WHITEFISH:
COMMON! =s00es anette tenes 165,300 800 1,768,300 636,590
MENOMINEE . «2 ew se 5,100 1/ 283,300 45,329
YELLOW PERCH... 2... 601,900 138,200 1,343,600 201,542
YELLOW PIKE «.. +... « «| 1,564,000 171,100 1,978, 100 415,401
TOTAL 25,700,500 | 4,128,659
SPECIES
POUNDS
POUNDS POUNDS POUNDS
BUFFALOFISH . . «+ «ee 200 - 700 900 $128
BURECT ob 6 oo Oo 6 oD oO - 800 - 800 24
Chin Bos o Omolond. et) 0.0 11,300 200 4,400 15,900 1,381
CEUERY M66 o- GGG bo 00 6 24,200 - 24,200 5,058
LAKE HERRING » » «2» « « « © 8,900 100 9,000 1,224
LAKE TROUT » «12s 2 ee es 27,500 - 27,500 8,855
SUCKER "MULLET. ... e+e 1/ 600 600 50
WHITEFISH, COMMON . « « « « ~200 700 900 324
YELLOW PERCH . » «ss 6 os 36,700 2,000 38,700 5,805
VEUCOW SPIKES carci ict ventateente 100 1, *200 1,300
TOTAL
ILLINOIS
GILL NETS
POUNDS VALUE
WISCONSIN
SPECIES
GILL NETS
HAUL SEINES
POUNDS VALUE
POUNDS
BURBOT . « » 6 «© « « «
CARP ae or)
CATFISH AND BULLHEADS
CHUBS « - «= «© «© © « @
LAKE*- HERRING « « « « «
LAKE TROUT « « « « «© «
PIKE OR PICKEREL (yACKS
9,000
$190
12,100
200
$72,735
15,940
1,212,300
528,400
38,500
1,193,200
129,998
3,234
441,502
SHEEPSHEAD. .
SMELT) 5.0 bai veybs
STEELHEAD TROUT
SUCKER "MULLET"
WHITE BASS...
WHITEFISH:
COMMON . .
MENOMINEE «
YELLOW PERCH. .
YELLOW PIKE ..
Cn eet
eee ee eee eww es
ee ee ew ee ee
25 381
1,909,400 601,305 |1,386,800 95,986 11,894,600 |2,002,568
1/ LESS THAN 50 POUNDS OR 50 CENTS.
TOTAL « « « « « «
UNITED STATES SUMMARIES ie
UNITED STATES: CATCH BY STATES, 1943 - Continued
SPECIES
BOMBING ata te: fc eso
SLED opi Oar
GARBIbs vos ts
CATFISH AND BULLHEADS
SUES: (a aa oer
LAKE HERRING... . «
LAKE TROUT... .
PIKE OR PICKEREL (uAcks
SHEEPSHEAD... .. «
EMEUT piel i> =e 2 = 6
SUCKER "MULLET" ...
WHITEFISH:
COMMON . .
MENOM I NEE
YELLOW PERCH .
YELLOW PIKE .
CRAWFISH .
of (a) (oe Swe ial .e) slat 6) te
S) elis sis
cma waeletn
e% 0} ipsteh 8
atic) a5)
ee eee
Vertes 6
TOTAL
SPECIES
wixel"'pr 0 (et) (wis iar rele
af ate) isl is
WISCONS | N--CONTINUED
TROT LINES POUND NETS
CRAWFISH POTS
FYKE OR DROP NETS
POUNDS
POUNDS VALUE
400
3,700
211,200
118,200
. 366,300
347,100 100 es
2,200 - =
25,100 1,317,000 9 =
24,600
BOUEMPIKEM eI ss» © sie jets
BOURBON c+ - «2! \e 6
CAR DMeme mage) 6 + alle «¥e
CATFISH AND BULLHEADS
CHUBS ene yes
LAKE HERRING « « «
LAKE TROUT... «
PIKE OR PICKEREL (
SAUGER Gan 27%.
SHEEPSHEAD... .«
SRE bea eee
STEELHEAD TROUT .
SUCKER "MULLET" .
MUCEIBEE, os 2 « «
WHITE BASS... .
WHITEFISH:
COMMON . «
MENOM I NEE
YELLOW PERCH .
YELLOW PIKE .
CRAWFISH . . «
CO iece Teng
ope soe
pa! Sas
Sle) (0! [6 6
OP Cie
see we
TOTAL
SPECIES
BURBOT . . «. «2» «© «© «
CARP Chit ss
CATFISH AND “BULLHEADS |
CHUBS Otel 6 © « » 2 «
LAKE HERRING... - «
LAKE TROUT... .
PIKE OR PICKEREL U (uacKs
SAUGER™ sae. 8 aie “8
SUCKER MULLET" mee) ve
TULLIBEE . . «se
WHITEFISH:
COMMON . « «
MENOMINEE .
YELLOW PERCH . .
YELLOW PIKE ..
©. je 10: ete © ‘@ » 8 a
Oe Cac Dae CO Oa
oe
WOOL
aicahe fs
ee ee
TOTAL
1/ LESS THAN 50 POUNDS OR
ec), Se! fo: a, \e) fe2'u) “el ete
POUNDS
19,600
39,300 $564
200 1,300 64
9,500 600 75
208,600 - -
5,079,100 -
291,300 55,600 | $17,823
91,400 - - 2,111
29,700 - - 1,700
169,700 - - Ait
400,500 - - 9,454
48,200 1,581
2,700 -
11,500 152
298, 900 11,605
POUNDS
82,800 $2,296
1,900 94
40,100 6,788
208,600 32,671
5,079,100 339,399
346 ,900 87,413
; 130,500 10,579
12,200 56 , 800 6,407
14,700 211,500 . 8,591
114,200 599,300 63,653
56 ,400 11,561
2,700 . 371
13,500 2,302
384,600
50 CENTS.
188
LAKE FISHERIES
UNITED STATES: CATCH BY LAKES, 1943
LAKE ONTARIO LAKE ERIE
SPECIES
NEW YORK NEW YORK PENNSYLVANIA
al eee
POUNDS VALUE POUNDS VALUE POUNDS VALUE
WBLUEJPIKET eta eee ecel ehaia ements 45,100 $7,296 809 ,000 $88,142 2,363,700 $243,697
BURBOiion oy. Yonetraie: a> ouvearetrss siule, semeee 6,600 1,058 - - 3,400 33
GNP os an Ah.0.0 6 5 0 0 0 oO 8 65,000 5,468 2,500 137 5,700 379
CATFISH AND BULLHEADS . . « « » « « « 43,900 10,377 200 23 1,100 118
CECLic 9) aOeOM an OL AGnCMO lo to” clone - - 1,600 305 9,500 1,804
ERUUSB yohyenre tion os cr nee Gena ep temren rome 22,200 1,666 (1) 1 - -
LAVAS: FERRIS GS. cod 610 0 oo) ao 58 ,300 14,029 - - =
WN TRO 3 old ole cloop ooo 6 3,400 909 (1) fe) - -
PIKE OR PICKEREL (JACKS) . ~~ « » 8,700 1,031 - - -
ROGKESASSi Meena ler da cer enitamietare emnr are 18,800 990 (1) 2 - -
SHEEPSHEAD) gusr-synerca tee demel tee) eeonne - - 100 7 37,700 1,129
STURGEON 2 2 pe ee eee ee eee 1,800 805 900 550 500 199
SUCKERMU MULLET ie ranremeimeire a) oieomrenre 45,200 2,807 2,700 120 * 9,600 279
SUNFIGHIG 6 6/65 bao 04 @ ao 00 15,200 935 = = - -
(Pie EES" Gweld Ante 5 ao) en 6 6 - - 2,500 242 5,081
WHITEFISH, COMMON . 2 2s 2 ss eee 26 ,000 8,246 160,000 49,002 137,608
VECCOWMPERCH nie me! ccpccuremicutey ares men memes 32,400 3,339 20,500 3,550 4,771
WHO PINS 8s 6 go 4 O00 Dp O° 2,700 614 6,900 1,508 4,276
TOTAL plese cy Une teal) PSeSesou 59,570 | 1,006,900 143,598 399,374
LAKE ERIE
SPECIES j
al OHIO MICHIGAN
POUNDS VALUE POUNDS POUNDS VALUE
BLUES PIKE Met tst tell aitele siiciel tailetten tere |S. O54 900) tit 27,033 - - 11,227,600 | $1,758,872
OPM woo oO oo bo Go oO 0,00 6 - - 10,000 $300 10,000 300
BUAMLORNISH oo SO Ooo doo Oo 20,100 2,864 - - 20,100 2,864
BUREN Gla oO Hla e degta.c or euele 375,300 19,554. - - 378,700 19,587
GMP bn G6 eco bo ono ooo ac oO] Ides, 1Co 141,222 598 ,400 23,936 2,231,700 165,674
CATFISH AND BULLHEADS . «. «=... «| 1,034,600 180,877 116,700 19,028 1,152,600 200 ,046
GIS Soco or bono oa ooo} 14,800 4,688 - - 25,900 6,797
BRS (6 o'tL4'60 6p 0 000.000+0 - - - - (1) 1
GIZZARDESHAD maremrenr ane mremia mene ne cmrcnarS 900 43 - - 900 43
COMIC ooo ooGocooOoo ooo 33,200 1,577 100 3 33,300 1,580
UWE ARwT GG oc Gnooco oo O - - - - (1) 9
MOONEE. 0 5 oo God Olu OLB ol 11,700 556 - - 11,700 556
PIKE OR PICKEREL (JACKS) 2... « (1) 3 - = (1) 3
GOERS code a dodo oOo oe - - 1,500 90 1,500 92
GWE ooo goood ooo 6 5 ol Wee ceo 178,753 12,700 1,269 1,045,600 180,022
CHEERED Godgooopadado noo || 4shleqsto) 321,400 155,100 4,652 4,512,800 327,188
GWA oo A Oo oOo da oo oo} 1,600 1,120 - - 3,000 1,869
SUCKERD SMUDGE Tem malenrenreneeiia Sir ourens 509 ,400 45,134 53,900 3,072 575 ,600 48 ,605
(HITTERS oo dao o avo 6 6 B66 389,300 71,754 20,800 2,496 459 ,600 79,573
WHITEFISH, COMMON « « « 0 oo «© 2 « « 342,700 125,025 6,000 2,160 949,000 313,795
WEL FER co nib oo hb 6 0 Goo] ipso 285,135 23,500 3,525 1,252,900 296,981
VEEL PIKE =o oc ogoooan doa 2c275700 668,962 262,600 55,146 3,222,100 729,892
WONG OA Soo oOo Oo ob Oo NAILER CEOO || S7s,000 || i-aaitsoo 115,677 | 27,114,600 4,134,349
LAKE HURON LAKE MICHIGAN
SPECIES
MICHIGAN MICHIGAN INDIANA
POUNDS VALUE POUNDS POUNDS VALUE
BOWRINicescatts) Roluentaitall sitet foul eWsiivort oMraiira 6,400 $192 100 - -
BUFEALORISH! "s (6 sf) clus (sl «) «ol © 2) 1s = = = 900 $128
FUE sO con oo oOo po aD oO 1,200 60 7,100 355 800 24
Cima oc osc too oo Do Oio Go OO ol} Tgp Qe eleo 49,712 36 ,400 1,456 15,900 1,381
CATFISH AND BULLHEADS . . « « » o « « 437,400 84,080 3,800 568 - -
CHU RG iDnoc so o60 6.0 oOo fo 128,000 33,283 389,100 101,171 24,200 5,058
GIIZZARDESHAD Ie waren ontet tomromeemts itemicinalae (1) 1 - - = -
LAKE HERRING « « « » « «© « «© «© © © « «| 2,009,200 110,506 880,400 9,000 1,224
VAS WOU So Go 00 7 Ooo oO oo oo 459,000 2,814,200 27,500 8,855
MOE ted dg os colo oO AC 20 ,300 1,700 - -
SAUGER Ip terepiel nel or colrejarey canal Us wiomoteedr cure 6,700 500 - -
SHEEPSHEAD et coi ai cincin opment amour rentals 2,300 9,200 - -
Veli GecmcmonC o10'o.o°c onane GC 100 1,723,400 - -
Alar ila 55 5 5 ae oo a 6 oll Teleco) 1,198,500 600 50
WHITEMBASS a1) sh @) isthe) les iste) lelestcelial chs 400 = =
WHITEFISH:
COMMON cite); netememten out cmsiianialrainte 149,200 1,151,900 414,687 900 324
MENOMINEE Ss vcuten o teuhcmteneniaiteniemra 98 ,900 164,500 26,321 = =
VEULOWMPERCHI le meuleme nee miemenmen emreeremts 974,500 337,800 50,671 38,700 5,805
YELLOW PIKE Fees Oo olotore & alos Sejnoo) 348 ,537 49,500 10,395 1,300 273
TOTAL | « » o) alajcemtal te) tes! p'|| CREO s 700M Ov 5,.coc 8,768,100 | 1,823,222 119,800 23,122
1/ LESS THAN 50 POUNDS
CENTS.
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189
UNITED STATES: CATCH BY LAKES, 1943 - Continued
LAKE MICHIGAN~-CONTINUED
SPECIES
ILLINOIS WISCONSIN TOTAL
POUNDS VALUE POUNDS VALUE | POUNDS VALUE
BOMUHeiisilavisival yes 0 s © 0 @ » 6 « - = 400 $4 500 $7
ME NTOMUSHIn Aha seis 6 6. ei 0 « - ~ - - 900 128
PEGBOMEMGeuirsiic sliehe,s © 6 «.¢ .0 9,000 $190 40,500 1,216 57,400 1,785
PRUE MEET Molie. shitter cs “sce ¢ a woe - - 1,458,800 87,528 | 1,511,100 90,365
CATFISH AND BULLHEADS ....... - - 198,900 31,544 202,700 32,112
ELE) ~ 5° Fe 528,400 129,998 1,272,300 288,034 | 2,214,000 524,261
PAEEMHERIING/ cl fs) scl idee» 0 6 +000 38 ,500 3,234 1,024,300 | 136,820] 1,952,200 189, 700
SRREMIROUIM es tuccc ss es 0 3 1,193,200 | 441,502 | 2,825,400 932,382 | 6,860,300 | 2,311,425
PIKE OR PICKEREL (JACKS)... 2. - - 32,300 5,478 32,300 5,478
RUGREMASSEMW el tines lee vss 6 os - - - - 1,700 103
Fiast:-o o OO SRE ee en - - - - 500 50
MBESEURAANE Med ass Ja ls Js. ¢ .6!<..6.;¢ - - 123 ,600 8,654 132,800 8,930
BUBEUMGP prin: c).¢ sass 8 + 6 6 0 ve, o - - 502,000 70,279 | 2,225,400 242,619
SVCREREUMUCLETS: cclvaye else s) © seme - - 1,001,100 100,111 | 2,200,200 167,879
BUMUEMPASS iene tatu es os cc as = = (1J 3 (1 3
WHITEFISH:
BONMONMamaEGe conc tac s) cs sa cepue, ei - - 254,300 91,548 | 1,407,100 506 ,559
MENOMINEE: S crasise!\siysiqen a) a ol ie. - - 24,000 3,598 188 ,500 29,919
MEMPOWREERCH sf si ce) esl e.0 © 6 ne 140,300 26,381 2,617,700 392,673 | 3,134,500 475,530
MPOMMENKED “chs ce @ 0: 6) 6 © oe - - - - 50 ,800 10,668
Bom SHietinina cule he) ehistte. toi "s, Late - - 1,600 185 1,600 185
TOL Smale hemo peperec 1,909,400 | 601,305 | 11,377,200 | 2,150,057 4,597,706
LAKE SUPERIOR
SPECIES
MICHIGAN WISCONSIN MINNESOTA
eh Ee
POUNDS VALUE POUNDS POUNDS VALUE
BURHO Tassie. once elit s vadee biel 1,000 $50 2,000 200 $8
PINs otal elie). s va: is: 1 Wenei, 6 100 4 - - =
35S) cog ROCCE aie oe nai ee tae ae 35,700 9,282 190,100 208 ,600 32,671
PAKEWHERRING << «0 «0 6 «6 6 0s (45,959,600 239,779 | 4,435,400 5,079,100 | 339,399
WAKEMTROUT 9 (cto + Yel les. one wv es Jor ||, 250885900 689 ,337 617,600 346,900 87,413
PIKE OR PICKEREL (JACKS) . 2. se « - - 1,000 - -
EFRUIGE Ree Meee! “or altora Vata ~se “a: ate {3} 1 - -
SREECSBEADL s ct o Scteateh so fete ume ve 1 1 - =
SEPEELHEAD TROUT « eee ee ee ee = = 200 -
EUGRERBEMUMIET: 60 0 sea «6 61s 80,900 4,336 105,700 579
WHITEFISH:
ROMMON Game a lor Shgl-c''s val wife 461,200 166 ,031 265,800 1,389
MENOMINEEMC. Goes chee « 0 ots 19,900 3,184 371
NEUPOWRPERGH ibe! «io -« «el sles © le 7,800 1,170 =
WEEEOW PIKE « «© «© « © «se « of/e ee 1,323 243
TiC Lb COME Re ooReEeD C 1,114,498 | 5,651,100 | 638,194 5,659,100
SPECIES
LAKE OF THE WOODS,
RAINY LAKE, AND
NAMAKAN LAKE
MINNESOTA
BLUE PIKE .
BOWFIN . .
BUFFALOF ISH
BURBOT
CARP tarts: ve
CATFISH AND
CHUBS .. .
EISCOws aie
PSG Get
GIZZARD SHAD
GOLDFISH .
LAKE HERRING
LAKE TROUT «
MOONEYE . «
PIKE OR PICKEREL (JA
ROCK BASS . .
SAUGER (so
SHEEPSHEAD
SMELT
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POUNDS
854,487
13,874,100
3,053,400 980 ,558
1,000 180
1
_POUNDS
11,272,700
16,900
21,000
529,700
5,052,600
1,876 ,700
2,776,400
25,900
22,200
900
33,300
17,893,800
10,376,100
11,700
172,500
42,300
1,109,600
4,647,900
2,225,500
POUNDS VALUE
—
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FS
~
TOTAL,
ALL LAKES
VALUE
$1,766,168
499
2,992
24,898
311,317
333,403
643,212
6,797
1,667
336,188
242,629
190 LAKE FISHERIES
UNITED STATES: CATCH BY LAKES, 1943 - Continued
: LAKE OF THE WOODS, TOTAL,
LAKE SUPERIOR=-CONTINUED RAINY LAKE, AND ALL LAKES
NAMAKAN LAKE
SPECIES
POUNDS POUNDS POUNDS VALUE
STEELHEAD TROUT . . «sc « © 5 '« 200 - - 200 $69
STURGEON eRe tte ee - - = = 4,800 2,674
SUCKER) IMULLET. sive vsive le. e.'en'e 202,500 15,485 195,600 $8,012 4,632,700 322,480
SUNEAISHis) cave! torte ate ker vuole deere - - - 15,200 935
TUL WEG G6 6! Gb) 6 Ste 6 - 599 ,300 63,653 599,300 63,653
WHEN BASSI Weylormeneeniciveure Vemsen os - - - 460,000 79,624
WHITEFISH: ;
COMMONS Je cfeceline Hew cepiet oanelnte 731,700 263,108 51,700 10,172 3,314,700 1,155,592
MENOMINEE . « « « 0 «© « 30,300 4,716 - - 317,700 50,459
YELLOW PERCH 2... 2 6 0 « 6 © « 8,000 1,193 13,500 2,302 5,415,800 925,521
YELLOW! PIKE) icine telson or al venverne 32, 700 95 175 363, 600 75,655 5,351,600 1,174,541
GRAWRISH@iks Js dei satey touveprers acteurs 1,600 185
TOTAL wane weiter eae 12,267,602
18,371,600 2,214,765 1,555,600 185,950 78,221,300
4/ LESS THAN 50 POUNDS OR 50 CENTS.
NOTE:-- THESE STATISTICS DO NOT INCLUDE DATA ON THE CATCH OF SMELT BY DIP NETS OR THE PRODUCTION OF MUSSEL SHELLS
IN THE STREAMS TRIBUTARY TO THE GREAT LAKES SINCE COMPLETE DATA ON THE YIELD OF THESE ITEMS WERE NOT COLLECTED.
THE PRODUCTION OF SMELT BY DIP NETS IN THE MICHIGAN WATERS WAS ESTIMATED BY OFFICIALS OF THE MICHIGAN DEPART—
MENT OF CONSERVATION AT 8,200 EUS, VALUED AT $1,640 TO THE PRODUCER. SIMILAR DATA FOR WISCONSIN WATERS
ARE NOT AVAILABLE.
TRANSPORTING, WHOLESALE, AND MANUFACTURING , 1940
INDIANA
ITEM MICHIGAN AND WISCON-
ILLINOIS SIN
NUMBER NUMBER NUMBER NUMBER NUMBER
TRANSPORT ING=
PERSONS ENGAGED ON
VESSELS « » « «© « «
VESSELS, MOTOR « e «
NET TONNAGE « « «
WHOLESALE AND MANUFAC
TURING:
ESTABLISHEMENTS « « «
PERSONS ENGAGED:
PROPRIETORS « « «
SALARIED EMPLOYEES
WAGE EARNERS:
AVERAGE FOR
SEASON « « « «
AVERAGE FOR
YEAR « « © «© »&
PAID TO SALARIED
EMPLOYEES «. » « « « $1,075,019
PAID TO WAGE EARNERS $1,767,661
TOTAL SALARIES
AND WAGES . « |_ $168,634 | 634 | $58,327 _| 327 joe 117 [$398,889 _| 889 | $1,309,443 | 443 | $328,955 _| 955 |$121,315 _| 315 | $2,842,680
1TEM
BY MANUFACTURING
ESTABLISHMENTS:
ALEWIVES, SPICED. ....
BLUE PIKE:
FRESH FILLETS « . 6 we
FROZEN FILLETS «2. ee
CHUBS, CISCO AND
TULLIBEES, SMOKED...
EELS, SMOKED
HERRING LAKE:
FRESH FILLETS 22 ee
SHOREDRet ees ina ve @ laws
HERRING SEA, SPICED ..
LAKE TROUT:
FRESH FILLETS
, SMOKED. « « «
PIKE OR "PICKEREL",
FRESH FILLETS «eee
SABLEFISH, SMOKED 2. «
cee e
.
SALMON:
KIPPERED « + ee we we oe
SMOKED miele pee ein ae
SAUGER :
FRESH FILLETS «+ ee
FROZEN FILLETS «2 ee
SHEEPSHEAD, FRESH FILLETS.
SUCKERS, FRESH FILLETS . .
WHITEFISH, COMMON:
FRESH FILLETS «ew a ©
SMOKED aetcato\ fatsaivenie, ehea
YELLOW PERCH:
FRESH FILLETS .- e « ©
FROZEN FILLETS «. es
YELLOW PIKE:
FRESH MEILEETS) | s.0-< bse
FROZEN FILLETS « «eo
UNCLASSIFIED PRODUCTS:
-FILLETS, FRESH AND
BHOZEN EGiscs-isie) erie
MISCELLANEOUS . 6 eo «
TOTAL «ec «© eo
BY FISHERMEN;
BLUE PIKE, FRESH FILLETS .
CATFISH AND BULLHEADS,
SMOKED «6 6 «© 6 e's ew
CARP, SMOKED .« «
CHUBS, CISCO AND
TULLIBEES, SMOKED « « « «
LAKE TROUT, SMOKED « « « «
SHEEPSHEAD, SMOKED « « « «
WHITEFISH:
COMMON, SMOKED « « « « «
YELLOW PERCH,
FRESH FILLETS... . .
ee eee
YELLOW PIKE, FRESH FILLETS
TOTAL « «
GRAND TOTAL « «
4/23,000] 4/11,100
. |87786 ,200|87109, 760
2,497,828] 820,021 | 108,420| 42,332 |2,287,993| 950,057 | —- ~—*. 2,524,590
UNITED STATES SUMMARIES
MANUFACTURED FISHERY PRODUCTS *
NEW YORK pewsvivawia [ono
POUNDS VALUE
(3) (3)
492,704 $201,030 $565,431
63,800 25 ,430 109,598
(3) (3) (3)
9,500 4,890 =
2 4 3
3 3 (3)
3 3
17,400 11,040
3
(3
3
242,000 99,454
521,750} 209,001
15,800 8,820
34,578 9,758
31,850 13,480
(3 (3
193,250 88,468
56 ,000 27,790
5/50 ,660 |5/19,509
,497,828| 620,021 | 108,420 | 42,332 |2,367,793| 969,227
(TEM ‘
BY MANUFACTURING
ESTABLISHMENTS:
ALEWIVES, SPICED « » « « e
BLUE PIKE:
FRESH FILLETS « « « « e
FROZEN FILLETS « « « « «
CHUBS, CISCO AND
TULLIBEES, SMOKED « « « «
HERRING, LAKE:
FRESH FILLETS .
FROZEN FILLETS «. «
FROZEN PAN-DRESSED
SALTED « « « «
SMOKED .« « «© « » «
HERRING SEA, SPICED
SEE FOOTNOTES AT END OF TABLE.
743437 O - 47 - 13
MICHIGAN
POUNDS
(3)
i}
225,000 $74,330
361,127 54,169 127,411
(33 (3) 319,220
= - 919,535
47,788 1,264,000
19,840 597,400
(3) 271,750
1,624,574
130 ,542
(3}
191
ILLINOIS 2/
POUNDS VALUE
3,012,349] $301,750
470,239] 194,485
278,345, 114,769
2/1,789 ,647| 2/552 ,796
30,45 7,626
246,515, 33,700
962,229] 111,397
(3) (3)
2/194,755) 2/61,458
31,280 9,395
32,49 9,054
195,41 66 ,740
607,886] 252,669
662,333} 258,474
317,739] 128,381
211,456} 56,782
43,11 8,725
(3) (3)
2/17,091} _2/4,784
51,65 23 ,506
36,900} 16,605
181,00. 77,097
30,900 13,682
7/201, 942} 7/51,806
= 07168 ,909
42,000
2,566 ,590
192 LAKE FISHERIES
MANUFACTURED FISHERY PRODUCTS - Continued
WISCONSIN MINNESOTA
MICHIGAN
ITEM
POUNDS
POUNDS POUNDS
BY MANUFACTURING ee
ESTABL]SHMENTS--CONT "Dt
LAKE TROUT:
FRESH FILLETS . « « « » (3) (3) (3)
SMOKED Pate rietiat fall atieaicn tals 143,000 291,096 $81,262 $3,632
SABLEFISH, SMOKED . « « « « 222,000 106 ,500 24,900 - -
SALMON ¢
KIPPERED «© + oe ee 245 ,000 86 ,406 19,407 3
SHOKEDS asec gtd CLE Ke 97,000 (3} (3) 3
SAUGER:
FRESH FILLETS » « © « © © 496 ,000 193,850 -
FROZEN FILLETS « © « «© « 3 3} -
SUCKERS, FRESH FILLETS « e 3 3 =
WHITEFISH, COMMON:
FRESH FILLETS « «© © « « (3) (3) -
GON) Go oop 0000 109 ,500 49,000 4,750 (3)
YELLOW PERCH:
FRESH FILLETS » «© « © « © . (3 333,270 116,772 -
FROZEN FILLETS » « © « « 3): 3 192,000 85,150 -
YELLOW PIKE:
FRESH FILLETS © » «© « « 3 3 339,400 139,900 -
FROZEN FILLETS «sss « 3 3 (3) (3) =
UNCLASSIFIED PRODUCTS:
FILLETS, FRESH AND FROZEN | 11/302,500 dee ae 12/58 657 12/26 ,396 (13)
MISCELLANEOUS » « © © « © | 14/131,443 | 14/26,260 = 157128 ,326 16/175 ,690
WOM! ooo o dG 4 4 210,247
BY FISHERMEN:
CHUBS, CISCO, AND
TULLIBEES, SMOKED o «© » e = =
HERRING, LAKE:
BME) 5 b 6 oo bo O58 120,000 59,500
ROMs GS aoog6 S856 4,000 -
LAKE TROUT:
GND 6 oo 600000 27,000 =
SMOKED wareiiemion ole) omteleirs 10,000 -
STURGEON ROE, SALTE eee = 28
SUCKERS, SMOKED «. « e
WHITEFISH:
2,000
COMMON, SMOKED .« « « «© « 4,000 -
MENOMINEE, SMOKED « « «© eo 6,000 -
YELLOW PERCH, SMOKED .« « « 600 - = -
YELLOW PIKE, SMOKED « » « « 600 -
174,200 13,250 96 400 15,920 1,870,028
ee eee Eee
3,765,886 1,313,214 Pose sive |
iW DATA ON THE PRODUCTION OF CANNED FISH, BYPRODUCTS, AND PACKAGED FISH ARE FOR 1943, WHILE THOSE ON THE PRO-
DUCTION OF CURED FISH ARE FOR 1940.
2/ A SMALL AMOUNT OF SMOKED CHUBS, LAKE TROUT, AND WHITEFISH PRODUCED IN INDIANA IS INCLUDED WITH THE PRODUC-
TION FOR ILLINOIS. a 5
x, THIS ITEM HAS BEEN INCLUDED UNDER UNCLASSIFIED PRODUCTS. :
INCLUBES FRESH AND FROZEN FILLETS OF WHITE BASS; AND FROZEN FILLETS OF LAKE TROUT, WHITEFISH, AND YELLOW
PERCH.
5/ INCLUDES FRESH AND FROZEN FILLETS OF SAUGER; FRESH FILLETS OF WHITE BASS, YELLOW PERCH, AND YELLOW PIKE;
AND FROZEN FILLETS OF BLUE PIKE.
6/ INCLUDES FRESH AND FROZEN FILLETS OF SHEEPSHEAD; FRESH FILLETS OF LAKE HERRING AND WHITE BASS; AND FROZEN
FILLETS OF LAKE TROUT AND WHITEFISH.
wih INCLUDES FRESH FILLETS OF BUFFALOFISH, CARP, CROAKER, LAKE TROUT, MACKEREL, MULLET, ROCKFISH, SQUETEAGUE,
WHITE BASS, AND WHITEFISH; AND FROZEN FILLETS OF SHEEPSHEAD.
8/ INCLUDES SMOKED CHUBS, CISCOES, TULLIBEES, LAKE HERRING, SEA HERRING, SALMON, AND STURGEON; SPICED ALEWIVES
AND SEA HERRING; AND KIPPERED SALMON.
of INCLUDES SMOKED CARP, CHUBS, CISCOES, TULLIBEES, MOONEYE, SABLEFISH, SALMON, SHEEPSHEAD, AND WHITEFISH; AND
SPICED ALEWIVES.
sof INCLUDES SMOKED BUFFALOFISH, BUTTERFISH, CARP, SEA HERRING, SHAD, AND STURGEON; AND CANNED HARD CLAM CHOWDER.
T1/ INCLUDES FRESH AND FROZEN FILLETS OF BLUE PIKE, SAUGER, YELLOW PERCH, AND YELLOW PIKE; FRESH FILLETS OF LAKE
TROUT, WHITE BASS, AND WHITEFISH; AND FROZEN FILLETS OF LAKE HERRINGs
42/ {NCLUDES FRESH FILLETS OF BURBOT, LAKE TROUT, SUCKERS, AND WHITEFISH; AND FROZEN FILLETS OF SAUGER AND YELLOW
PIKE.
13/ THIS ITEM HAS BEEN INCLUDED UNDER "M1 SCELLANEOUS. "
14/ INCLUDES SMOKED BUTTERFISH, CARP, MACKEREL, AND MENOMINEE WHITEFISH; SPICED ALEWIVES AND SEA HERRING; AND
FRESH PAN-DRESSED LAKE HERRING AND YELLOW PERCH.
15/ INCLUDES CANNED WHITEFISH CAVIAR; SMOKED CARP AND SALMON; FRESH STEAKS OF LAKE HERRING; FRESH PAN-DRESSED CARP
AND FROZEN PAN-DRESSED SMELTS, BURBOT-LIVER OIL, MUSSEL-SHELL BUTTONS, POULTRY FEED, AND LIME OR DUST.
16/ INCLUDES FROZEN FJLLETS OF LAKE HERRING; KIPPERED SALMON; SPICED ALEWIVES AND SEA HERRING; SALTED LAKE HERRING;
SMOKED SALMON AND WHITEFISH; AND BURBOT-LIVER OILe :
NOTE :--THE TOTAL VALUE OF THE MANUFACTURED PRODUCTS FOR THE LAKE STATES WAS AS FOLLOWS: BY MANUFACTURING ESTAB-
LISHMENTS, $6,381,206, AND BY FISHERMEN, $148,968. SOME OF THE ABOVE PRODUCTS MAY HAVE BEEN MANUFACTURED FROM
PRODUCTS IMPORTED FROM ANOTHER STATE OR A FOREIGN COUNTRY; THEREFORE, THEY CANNOT BE CORRELATED DIRECTLY WITH
THE CATCH WITHIN THE STATE. ALL OF THE PERSONS ENGAGED IN THE PREPARATION OF FISHERMEN*S PREPARED PRODUCTS AND
ALL OF THE PERSONS SHOWN ON TRANSPORTING CRAFT HAVE BEEN INCLUDED AS FISHERMEN. THIS SHOULD BE CONSIDERED WHEN
COMPUTING THE TOTAL NUMBER OF PERSONS JN THE FISHERY INDUSTRIES EXCLUSIVE OF DUPLICATION.
TOTAL » «© «© oe «© © ©
GRAND TOTAL « © « « 269,775
193
SECTION 8.- MISSISSIPPI RIVER FISHERIES
The most recent complete catch statisticsofthe fisheries of the Mississippi River and
tributaries are those collected for the year 1931. ("Fishery Industries of the United
States, 1932," by R. H. Fiedler, Appendix I11 tothe Report of the Commissioner of Fisheries
for the fiscal year 1933,) The yield of fishery products in 1931 amounted to 82, 382, 523
pounds, valued at $2,897,357, which is adecrease of 22 percent in quantity and 36 percent
in value as compared with the quantity and value of the catch in 1922, when the preceding
survey. was made.
A summary of these fisheries in 1931 was published in the Bureau of Fisheries annual
reports entitled, "Fishery Industriesofthe United States," byR. H. Fiedler, forthe years
1933 to 1938, inclusive. Information regarding the production of cured fishery products
in the Mississippi River area in 1931 and of mussel-—shel| products for 194% appear in the
following table.
MANUFACTURED FISHERY PRODUCTS
M INDIANA ILLINOIS, |OWA LOUIS! ANA
ene AND MISSOURI
QUANTITY
BY MANUFACTURING ESTABLISHMENTS:
SALMON, SMOKED . « « « « » « « POUNDS 240,000
STURGEON, SMOKED . 1 sw eo Do 162,000
MUSSEL=SHELL PRODUCTS: 1/
BUTTONS Sisu5 6. teins
POULTRY FEED ..
LIME AND DUST 2.
CHIPS AND NOVELTIES
UNCLASSIFIED, SMOKED ,
GROSS 7,435,204
TONS 3,346
DO 1,353
eoeee
os eee
oes ee
POUNDS 2/ 83,000
TOTAL ee 6) sets eo) 2 ©
BY FISHERMEN:
ALLIGATOR HIDES « « e « »« » « POUNDS
CARP, SMOKED » « «© e we eo we ow ele)
PADDLEFISH ROE, SALTED » « « « DO
SHEEPSHEAD, SMOKED 2 ¢ « « « « DO
STURGEON:
: SMOKED «2 ¢ « « oe eee DO
ROR. SALTED «6 spe tel vie UO
TOTAL «2 we we we we we oe Do 116 Ee geo | 356
GRAND TOTAL « « « @« @ «
MINNESOTA AND
OHIO, TENNESSEE, AND
NEBRASKA
PENNSYLVANIA
QUANTITY
BY MANUFACTURING ESTABLISHMENTS:
CHUBS, SMOKED . » » » » » » » POUNDS 106 , 600 $26,650
SALMON, SMOKED 2 5 ee ee ow DO (3) (3)
STURGEON, SMOKED . «we eo © DO = -
WHITEFISH, SMOKED 2. 6 4 «© + « DO 255,000] $47,200 (3) (3)
UNCLASSIFIED, SMOKED . . « « « DO 4/ 66,600] 4 4/19) 793 5/ 184,900 | 5/ 50,555
TOTAL «6 we we ew we wo wo DO
SS
321,600 66,993 245 | 92 |
DATA ARE FOR 1943,
|NCLUDES SMOKED BUFFALOFISH AND TULLIBEES.
THE PRODUCTION OF THIS ITEM HAS BEEN INCLUDED UNDER "UNCLASSIFIED, SMOKED" .
INCLUDES SMOKED EELS, SALMON, AND STURGEON.
INCLUDES SMOKED BUFFALOFISH, BUTTERFISH, CARP, LAKE TROUT, PADDLEFISH, SABLEFISH, SALMON, TULLIBEES, AND
WHITE FISH.
BY FISHERMEN:
PADDLEFISH ROE, SALTED « » « « DO
TOTAL «we we ee wee DO
GRAND TOTAL » « « © « © tole)
LEIS
NOTE: -=UNLESS OTHERWISE INDICATED, THE DATA ARE FOR 1931, THE TOTAL VALUE OF THE MANUFACTURED PRODUCTS FOR
THE STATES OF THE MISSISSIPPI RIVER AND TRIBUTARIES WAS AS FOLLOWS: BY MANUFACTURING ESTABLISHMENTS,
$3, 531,617, AND BY FISHERMEN, $8, 751. SOME OF THE PRODUCTS MAY HAVE BEEN MANUFACTURED FROM FISHERY
PRODUCTS | MPORTED FROM ANOTHER STATE OR A FOREIGN COUNTRY; THEREFORE, THEY CANNOT BE CORRELATED DIRECTLY
WITH THE CATCH WITHIN THE STATE.
194
SECTION 9.- ALASKA FISHERIES ”
The commencial catch of fishery products in Alaska during 1943 amounted to 594,644,671
pounds, valued at $20,505,941 to the fishermen, representing an increase of 14 percent in
volume and 14 percent in value as compared with the catch in 1942. These gains were due
largely to the greatly increased catches of herring in Central Alaska and red salmon in
the Western district. The 1943 catch of pink salmon in Southeast Alaska showed a substan—
tial decrease fromthat of 1942, due largely tothe cyclical nature of the pink salmon runs
in that district. The Alaska fisheries gave employment to 23,711 persons during 1943 as
compared to 23,216 in 1942, an increase of 2 percent. No whaling operations were conducted
in Alaska during 1943.
13° Statistics on the fisheries of Alaska are collected and compiled by the Alaska Division
of this Service. A summary of these statistics appears in this section. For detailed
information onthe fisheries of Alaska, the reader is referred to Statistical Digest No. io,
entitled "Alaska Fishery and Fur Seal Industries: 1943", by Ward T. Bower.
SUMMARY BY DISTRICTS, 1943
SOUTHEAST ALASKA CENTRAL ALASKA | WESTERN ALASKA
NUMBER NUMBER NUMBER NUMBER
PERSONS ENGAGED
MP GPUSTIING ober cir o Olono so oc ob0 0 Od Oo 5,146 2,121 1,988 9,255
IN TRANSPORTING «© « © ©e © © © e © © ee © wo © 837 570 198 1,605
6,560 3,770 2,521 12,851
IN WHOLESALE AND MANUFACTURING INDUSTRIES « e «
TOTAL « =e ee © © © wo
CRAFT EMPLOYED
VESSELS FISHING « « « « © « «
BOATS FISHING ~« © « « « © © ©
VESSELS TRANSPORTING « « « « »
SCOWS, HOUSEBOATS, PILE DRIVERS
.
°
°
)
TOTAL «© « « © © «© © © @ ©
MANUFACTURING ESTABLISHMENTS
WHOLESALE AND
CATCH
FISH:
SALMON « « « eo
OTHER) lehiesebionte 134,116,133| 5,752,253
SHELLFISH « « » « 3,221,716 166, 136
TOTAL sb evs 20,505,941
PRODUCTS AS
PREPARED
FOR MARKET
SALMON « « © « «| 107,589,907|18,426 ,903 60,363,015
HERRING « « » « -| 10,145,450 1,829,491
HALIBUT » « « » «| 13,104,331 2,649,432
COD Laine oeswerbemees 16,524 1,938
TROUT Rowe cee 21,089 2,859
SABLEFISH « » « «| 4,379,989 681,014
ROCKFISHES « « « 188,790 17,184
FLOUNDERS . » « « 78,547 4,105
LINGCOD" . « « « 31,902 3,224
SHARKS emote heme 371,780 81,957
CLAMS circt eyeliner a 206 » 700 503,756
GRABS! oh cleinel ee 46 ,966 156 ,392
Tie G46. 4 6 113,520 57.5256
OYSTERS « 6 « «© « 4,617 2,052
MISC. FISH LIVERS
AND VISCERA . « 354,434 68,207
FUR-SEAL BY-
PRODUCTS .« « « = 94,475
TOTAL « « ©
136 654,546
22,312,605 }128, 172,222 |24,118,728| 67,892,792} 20,085,024/332,719,550} 66,516,357
NOTE:--THE CATCH OF ALASKA FISHERY PRODUCTS AND DATA INCLUDED IN THE SECTION ENTITLED "PRODUCTS AS PREPARED FOR
MARKET” CONSIST OF ONLY FISH AND SHELLFISH LANDED IN ALASKA.
SECTIONAL SUMMARIES
195
SUMMARY OF OPERATING UNITS, 1943
SOUTH- SOUTH- “
CENTRAL] WESTERN CENTRAL] WESTERN
EAST
LTEM ALAsKA | ALASKA | ALASKA| TOTAL ITEM (CONT tp) ALASKA[ALASKA | ALASKA | TOTAL
NUMBER NUMBER | NUMBER |} APPARATUS (CONT *D) NUMBER | NUMBER NUMBER
FISHERMEN... 2 5,146 BEAM TRAWLS . . 10
VESSELS FISHING: WHEEES/ 2 ol on sr orve 124
MOTORMs, fells) (es) we 822 LINES:
TONNAGE . 2 eo 9,196 44 HAND LINES
BOATS FISHING: (cop FISHERY) 2
MORORMa aN lls 3s 639 TRAWL LINES
OTHER ee! 0! oo 6" a 643 (cop FISHERY) 3
APPARATUS : TROLL LINES
PALS alte lei.totni-ie' o (SALMON FISHERY). 3,364
PURSE SEINES . « . SKATES OF LINES
WARDS Sela’ iets (HALIBUT FISHERY) 1,957
HAUL SEINES . ss 6
WARDS: «-\e ee" 6° 6 CRAB POTS « « « « © « 1,383
EL INETS: « 5/'3 6
WARDS) eiatvott a ticlice HERRING POUND SEINES.« 5
POUNDS VALUE
FISH
SALMON : :
CHINOOK OR KING « 3,017,180 $1,270,587
CHUM OR KETA . - 17,711,664 1,442,161
BIN kena) shove 114,641,136 4,815,530
RED OR SOCKEYE . 6,742,554 47,173,428 6,250,012
SILVER OR COHO .| 15,121,782 7,032,033 809,262
HERRING « » « « « «| 18,726,200 530,399
HALIBUT . 2 « 2 « «| 33,774,834 4,523,537
CODEale) suekste e's 22,032 4,752
TROUT:
DOLLY VARDEN . . 20,612 1,237
STEELHEAD . .. « 14,537 872
SABLEFISH . + « « 6,628,031 493,410
FLOUNDERS « . «© « « 87,274 2,788
ROCKFISHES . 2. « 366,907 17,311
ISINGGOD ss << |e. \5 “s 52,577 4,320
SES: AA? BSS 1,198,163 65,915
MISCELLANEOUS LIVERS|
AND VISCERA « «
TOTAL . - | 217,553,039 |11,495,412] 262,800,407
SHELLFISH
CLAMS:
BUTTER AND COCKLE 199,468 209,248 7,571
RAZOR sicii«! eos. 6 = 1,833,989 123,794
CRABS:
DUNGENESS . « « « 131,075 690,251 25,065
KING 6 0 eo 6 « 13,468 2,097
SHRIMP « « « c.0 436,615 6,583
OYSTERS’. e's = « 6 4,617
TOTAL « « 785,243
GRAND TOTAL
4/ ROUND WEIGHTS OF FISH TAKEN BY HALIBUT VESSELS WERE OBTAINED BY MULTIPLYING REPORTED WEIGHTS, WHICH REPRESENT
POUNDAGE OF FISH AFTER EVISCERATION AND REMOVAL OF HEADS BY THE FOLLOWING FACTORS$ HALIBUT, 1233, AND SABLE-
FISH, LINGCOD, AND ROCKFISHES, 143. VALUES INCLUDE PAYMENTS RECEIVED FOR LIVERS AND VISCERA AS FOLLOWS:
HALIBUT, $387,710; SABLEFISH, $216,184; LINGCOD, $585; AND ROCKFISH, $640. MISCELLANEOUS LIVERS AND VISCERA,
NOT SEGREGATED AS TO SPECIES, ARE LISTED FOR VALUE ONLY, AS IT IS ASSUMED ROUND WEIGHTS OF THE FISH ARE RE-
PORTED ELSEWHERE.
NOTE :--PRIOR TO 1943 THE ENTIRE CATCH OF HALIBUT, SABLEFISH, LINGCOD, AND ROCKFISHES TAKEN BY UNITED STATES
VESSELS IN THE HALIBUT FLEET WHICH LANDED FIFTY PERCENT OR MORE OF THEIR CATCH AT ALASKAN PORTS AND PRINCE
RUPERT WAS CREDITED TO ALASKA, EVEN THOUGH A PORTION OF THE CATCH WAS LANDED AT SEATTLE. SIMILARLY THE
CATCH CREDITED TO THE PUGET SOUND DISTRICT OF WASHINGTON INCLUDED THE ENTIRE CATCH BY HALIBUT VESSELS WHICH
LANDED MORE THAN FIFTY PERCENT OF THEIR CATCH AT SEATTLE EVEN THOUGH A PORTION OF THE FISH TAKEN WERE LANDED
AT ALASKAN PORTS AND PRINCE RUPERT. BEGINNING WITH DATA FOR 1943 THE ENTIRE CATCH LANDED BY HALIBUT VESSELS
AT ALASKAN PORTS AND PRINCE RUPERT HAS BEEN CREDITED TO ALASKA.
ALASKA FISHERIES
196
TRANSPORTING, WHOLESALE, AND MANUFACTURING, 1943
SOUTHEAST CENTRAL WESTERN
ITEM ALASKA ALASKA
. NUMBER NUMBER NUMBER
TRANSPORTING:
PERSONS ENGAGED . « » © » © © © eo wow 837 1,605
VESSELS TRANSPORTING?
MGIC Oo Glo o OoOooDoa dood 6 oO 160 351
NET WANECE 5 ob Oooo OOOO 5,194 11,909
SCOWS, HOUSEBOATS, PILE DRIVERS, ETC. 305 629
WESTERN
ALASKA
SOUTHEAST
ALASKA TOTAL
NUMBER
NUMBER NUMBER NUMBER
WHOLESALING AND MANUFACTURING:
PERSONS ENGAGED « « « « « © © » © © © © © ©
2,521 12,851
3,770
ESTABLISHMENTS :
HANDLING FRESH AND FROZEN FISH .
CURING FISH « » « « © « « « © «
CANNING FISH AND SHELLFISH « « eo
MANUFACTURING BY-PRODUCTS « « «
TOTAL (EXCLUSIVE OF DUPLICATION)
ITEM SOUTHEAST ALASKA WESTERN ALASKA TOTAL
+
POUNDS VALUE POUNDS | VALUE POUNDS VALUE
FRESH
SALMON (FOR eon > 3 1,797,867] $329,324 3,090 | $773 | 1,800,957] $330,097
SALMON (FOR BAIT) « 5 179,674 3,166 - 179,674 3,166
SALMON (FOR ANIMAL FEED) = - 16,250 538
HERRING (FOR BAIT) 1,675,800 16 ,379 1,675,800 16,379
2,806,698] 499.312
290,933| 343,437
160,290 28 ,020
945 - 143
338,992 33,996
142,323 | 168,266
HALIBUT « « « © « e
HALIBUT LIVERS .« «
HALIBUT VISCERA « «
TROUT, DOLLY VARDEN
SABLEFISH « « e « «
SABLEFISH LIVERS .
2,803,306 | 498,668
290,933| 343,437
160,290 28,020
945 143
338,992 33,996
142,323 | 168,266
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esceece ese eee ee oe oo
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eeeeee eee ese oe
SABLEFISH VISCERA . 27,370 153,121 27,370
ROCKFISHES « « « » 413 9,360 477
ROCKFISHES, LIVERS 515 518 515
FLOUNDERS « « « « 6 5,279 1,584
NLINGCOD” « «2 « « 507 7,787 507
LINGCOD" LIVERS .« 1,303 468 1,303
SHARK LIVERS « « « 13,537 69,809 13,537
CRABS, WHOLE IN SHEL 469 10,132 967
SHRIMP MEAT « +o © © © * ¢ « 56 5756 113,520" 56,756
OYSTERS eucwmstianie ceuel elebiouts 2,052 4,617 2,052
MISCELLANEOUS FISH LIVERS « « 9,546 - 19,091 9,546
MISCELLANEOUS FISH VISCERA . 58,661 335,343 58,661
: B
TOTAL « « © « « « {8,106,923 | 1,592,534 31,894 | 3,322
3 | 8,141,907] 1,596,629
ESS SSS) ee oe EEE ———— I
FROZEN
SALMON (FOR FOOD):
SHARP FROZEN . « « « « «|9,580,250 | 1,286,438 6,698 | 1,264 9,586,948 | 1,287,702
QUICK FROZEN FILLETS .
AND STEAKS « . « » «© « 38,631 7,669 - - 38,631 7,669
SALMON (FOR BAIT) . 2» « » 7,520 188 - - 7,520 188
HERRING (FOR BAIT) « «© « © «|/4,550,400 43,031 - - 4,550,400 43,031
HALIBUT:
SHARP FROZEN.» » » « « «|9,781,939 | 1,628,009 |1,010,000 | 101,000
QUICK FROZEN:
10,791,939] 1,729,009
FILLETS AND STEAKS « « 1,115 300 - - 1,115 300
CHEEKS Acute Vaikeesttey ealel ts 1,276 250 - - 1,276 250
CDi SES Eee te heen S 16,524 495 - - 16 524 495
TROUT:
DOLLY VARDEN » « se e « © 11,422 1,841 - - 11,422 1,841
STESUHEADM Lame relmemee cies 6,370 287 - - 6,37C 287
SABLEF ISH:
SHARP FROZEN « « « « «© « e/3,592,613 420,794 = =
QUICK FROZEN FILLETS
3,592,613] 420,794
Lt Seth tS SL sy RT TR Pre ek | Fe | ed Ye be Ree | Ce
AND STEAKS « « « « « « «| 152,940 30,588 - - 152,940 30,588
ROCKF SHES:
SHARP FROZEN « + « « « « «| 168,548 14,052 - - 168,548 14,052
QUICK FROZEN FILLETS
AND STEAKS « » « « © « « 10,755 2,140 - - 10,755 2,140
(CONTINUED ON NEXT PAGE)
: SECTIONAL SUMMARIES
197
MANUFACTURED FISHERY PRODUCTS, 1943 - Continued
WESTERN ALASKA
SOUTHEAST ALASKA
CENTRAL ALASKA
POUNDS POUNDS VALUE
FROZEN (CONT'D) ae wi i ae Pour k
FLOUNDERS - 2 + + ee eee 78,357 $2,521
LINGCOD":
SHARP FROZEN . «se « « 23 ,366 1,364
QUICK FROZEN FILLETS . . 281 50
SHARK =
SHARP FROZEN.» se « « 28,869 4,365
QUICK FROZEN FILLETS. . 2,110 166
LINERS) 50'S" alee eee 244,496 58,855
WISCERAN Emel ss «ole 26 5496 5,034
CRAB MEAT IN BULK,
DUNGENESS . 2.2. eee 941 565
EEANSS BUTTER s 2 oe «ls 158,268 53,357
TORAL celle ce .slane
29,500,185
3,664,623
Ere Se
CURED
SALMON +
MILD-CURED « 2 » « « © «| 3,247,046 | 732,213 4,589 | 155,100]$22,680 | 3,420,183] 759,482
PICKLED (FOR FOOD)... 21,130 4,087 19,891 575 95,980 24,553
DRIED (FOR FOOD) ..... - - - 715,000 38,505
DRIED (FOR ANIMAL FEED). - 288 3,600 288
HERRING, SCOTCH-CURE .« « « 9750 142,868 1,129,375 143,660
COD:
BREY-SALTED! ss. 0:9 ious - 1,431 11,923 1,431
TONGUES er ietew ere a ree - 12 80 12
80
3,273,926 | 737,092 | 1,227,515
TOTAL »« © « & © © 169,079 | 874,700} 61,760 | 5,376,141 967,931
1TEM SOUTHEAST ALASKA CENTRAL ALASKA WESTERN ALASKA TOTAL
POUNDS VALUE POUNDS VALUE POUNDS VALUE POUNDS VALUE
CANNED ik 11 twee ; ae saieh 7 7m =.
SALMON:
CHINOOK OR KING 89,280] $26,515] 1,967,184] $636,925 570,336| $181,224] 2,626,800] $844,664
CHUM OR KETA . «| 32,337,216] 5,070,737| 8,354,064] 1,306,034| 1,988,976] 311,651| 42,680,256] 6,688,422
PINK . « « « . «| 49,845,072] 8,322,459| 62,347,680] 10,143,061 2,592 402| 112,195,344] 18,465,922
RED OR SOCKEYE .| 4,096,464] 1,413,432| 28,110,720] 9,022,356 | 63,098,016]19,432,650| 95,305,200] 29,868,438
SILVER OR COHO .| 4,489,632] 1,143,527] 3,251,040] 810,617 8,640 2,089] 7,749,312] 1,956,233
TROUT, STEELHEAD . 2,352| 588 - - = = 2,352] 588
CRAB:
DUNGENESS .. 39,253 33,230 133,632| 111,270 - - 172,885] 144,500
RINGHENs cies - 3,412 3,500 6,708 6,860 - - 10,120 10,360
SHRIMP Ese. 0c. = - 600 500 - = 600 500
CLAMS: ‘ f
BOER Gene oT <. 24,600 11,750 -— - - - 24,600 11,750
GOCKEES 2s. ‘« = = 4,890 4,187 = = 4,890 4,187
RAZOR Dts te voute “ails - - 584,310] 431,481 - - 584,310| 431,481
BUUIICE So: « Welle « 23,832 2,981 = = = - 23,832 2,981
HAMIBDTS 2256. 2s 65,472 49,104 - = - - 65,472 49,104
TOTAL . «| 91,016,585] 16,077,823 |104,760,828| 22,473,291 | 65,668,560 |19, 928, 016|261,445,973| 58,479,130
aS SS en eee ——— ee eee
BYPRODUCTS
MEAL:
SALMON » « « « «| 1,400,000 35,000 - - 35,000
HERRING «| 2,106,000 92;271| 10,668,820] 450,150 542,421
FUR-SEAL ¢« « « « = = : = 31,432
OIL:
SAUMOND. 2. 5.006 460,125 52,148 ; 52,148
HERRING... .| 1,807,500] 163,378 920, 622 12,273,967] 1,084,000
FUR-SEAL « « 6 e 564,442 63,043
GRAND TOTAL "36,654,546 32,312,605 | 128,172,222|24,118,728 | 67,892,792 |20,085, aes 66 516 357
see ee ee
NOTE £--THE OUTPUT OF FRESH AND FROZEN HALIBUT INCLUDES ONLY FARES WHICH WERE LANDED AT ALASKA PORTS.
ALASKA FISHERIES
198
SUPPLEMENTARY REVIEW OF THE PACK OF CANNED FISHERY PRODUCTS, 1943
ITEM SOUTHEAST ALASKA CENTRAL ALASKA WESTERN ALASKA TOTAL
CASES CASES VALUE VALUE
SALMON:
CHINOOK OR KING 40,983 $636 ,925 $181,224 54,725 $844 ,664
CHUM OR KETA « « 5,070,737 174,043 | 1,306,034 311,651 889,172] 6,688,422
PINK » ee ew © 8,322,459] 1,298,910] 10,143,061 18,465,922
RED OR SOCKEYE 1,413,432 585,640} 9,022,356 29,868,438
SILVER OR COHO 1,143,527 67,730 810,617 1,956,233
TROUT, STEELHEAD - - 588
HALIBUT memenenenee 49,104
TOTAL « « «| 1,894,281 | 16,026,362 | 2,167,306
SHELLFISH:
CRABS : ;
DUNGENESS .« e 111,270 144,500
KING « « « « e 6,860 10,360
SHRIMP « « «© « e ; 500 » 500
CLAMS, BUTTER:
WHOLE . 2. « 11,750
JUICE (BOTTLED) 2,981
GOCKUES jaro cue 4,187
RAZORGI vee eee 431,481
TOTAL « « «
’
, 3
Bes eee Deron
19,928,016 | 5,476,328
VA THE PACK OF SALMON HAS BEEN CONVERTED TO "STANDARD CASES” OF 48 1-POUND CANS 5 CRABS TO THE EQUIVALENT OF 48
16-OUNCE CANS TO THE CASE, EACH CAN CONTAINING 13 OUNCES OF MEAT; SHRIMP TO STANDARD CASES’ OF 48 5-OUNCE
CANS PER CASE; AND CLAMS TO "STANDARD CASES" OF 48 NO. 1 CANS, EXCEPT JUICE, WHICH IS SHOWN IN CASES OF 12
ONE-QUART BOTTLES TO THE CASE.
GRAND TOTAL 58,479,130
SUPPLEMENTARY REVIEW OF THE PACK OF FISHERY BYPRODUCTS, 1943
MEAL:
SALMON » «» TONS 700 | $35,000 - $35,000
HERRING « «. 90 1,053 | 92,271 - 542,421
PURGE G Ao - - 31,432
Olt:
SALMON » « » » GALLONS 61,350 | 52,148 52,148
HERRING « « © DO
241,000 163,378
FUR-SEAL « « o DO = >
TOTAL
SPECIES SOUTHEAST ALASKA
NUMBER VALUE NUMBER VALUE VALUE NUMBER
VALUE
CHINOOK OR KING 398,800 | $1,076,760 150,859 | $153,876 $39,951 629,561 | $1,270,587
CHUM OR KETA . »| 6,833,316 | 1,169,864] 2,213,958| 205,898 66,399 | 9,711,261 1,442,161
PINK « » » « « «| 18,038,752] 2,895,220] 28,660,284 | 1,920,239 i 71 | 46,700,463 | 4,815,530
RED OR SOCKEYE .| 1,123,759 541,090] 7,862,238 | 2,185,702 | 17,355,763 | 3,523,220 | 26,341,760 | 6,250,012
SILVER OR COHO «| 1,680,198 629,234 781,337 | 179,707 f 321 | 2,463,687 809,262
TOTAL .« -«
3
28,074,825 | 6,312,168] 39,668,676 | 4,645,422 | 18,103,222 | 3,629,962 | 85,846,723
NOTE:--THE SALMON CATCH IS REPORTED IN NUMBERS OF FISH; ESTIMATED ROUND WEIGHTS IN POUNDS ARE SHOWN IN THE CATCH
TABLE ON PAGE 2.
14,587,552
199
SECTION 10.- REVIEW OF CERTAIN MA JOR FISHERIES
There is presented in this section of the Digest complete data on the catch of certain
of the major species of fishery products taken commercially in theUnited States and Alaska.
‘These data are included in the detailed catch tables for the various States but have been
republished inindividual fishery tables inthis portion of the report. This has been done
in order to provide readers with a single source of catch data for the halibut, mackerel,
menhaden, pilchard, tuna, and whale fisheries. Mostof these species are taken by fishermen
operating inseveral States ordistricts, and a number are taken by several types of fishing
gear. Because of this, the casual reader of the Digest often experiences difficulty in
locating complete data on the catch of the species mentioned above. The information con-
tained in this section includes the volume and value of the catch by individual types of
gear, and by States or districts
PACIFIC COAST HALIBUT FISHERY
The halibut fishery of the Pacific Coast, which isprosecuted by United States (including
Alaskan) and Canadian vessels, ranks as one of the foremost fisheries of that section.
During 1943, thetotal catchofhalibut by craft of both nationalities amounted to 52,010,000
pounds, valued at $9,699,000. This is an increase of 6 percent in volume, and 35 percent
in value, ascompared with the returns for the previous year. Of the total catch in 1943,
75 percent was taken by United States craft and 25 percent by Canadian craft. Considered
according to ports of landing, 25 percent waslanded at Seattle, Washington, 48 percent at
Canadian ports, and 27 percent at ports in Alaska.
The capture of halibut off the Pacific Coast of North America isregulated by the Inter—
national Fisheries Commission, appointed under the treaty between the United States and
Canada for the preservation of the North Pacific halibut fishery. The 1943 halibut season
opened on April 16, one day earlier than in the previous year. Halibut fishing in Areas
| and || (South of Cape Spencer) closed on June 20, 9 days earlier than in 1942, and con—
stituted the shortest halibut season inthese two areas. Halibut fishing in Areas II! and
lV (West of Cape Spencer) ended September 8, as compared with September 25 in 1942. The
main reasons for the shorter season were; the increased number of craft in the fishery;
the reduction in the voluntary tie up period between’ trips; andthe larger trip limits per
fishermen.
SUMMARY OF UNITED STATES OPERATING UNITS, 1943
WASHINGTON ALASKA
FLEET FLEET
NUMBER | NUMBER
NUMBER
REGULAR HALIBUT VESSELS:
RUBBER MM ctirs: silo le: ep aie are: eie- sa; “ene li8iy ein 4 @)e0a MO 8hu9 0) 6 or Bite 250 334
ETONMAGE aire, te sco) oie) « lee: ete oe fawe jay ee) ayia, joni 6 [eine) a 7,580
PRS WienTeR sh oclaliiey te Joes Sete en6 0's wens! toh iene welne tala Oe at wias 1,906
GKATESNOFTLINES «lene se 0 0 oe we 6 ww ae w+ ome elses 7,942
VESSELS IN OTHER FISHERIES BUT LANDING ONE OR MORE FARES OF HALIBUT?
NMBER AEM ME tats fail ch v. « cifel ope cs stm ops 0 @ jauet ie eee) wire 15
NETASTONNAGE* Ea cle) |x lel ellen fa lier aire. eo) myeieysei ie (pe, (0 finn ole ne. loa 157
(ISL pC (ONO RD eG oe CCEA ee OI He Tene ee ae ae ee at Cee ORCBL 33
SKATES OF LINES. 0 6 2 ve ce hee eee wt eee re ce ec 155
REGULAR HALIBUT BOATS: on
NUUEE RSM SMSMeRioaltateWa To ecobites sie elie 9).0. 0 pe gmp gele) Seeniena a
CREUMMNG Re cl Ttccs) cRis «ckohone pee pwemm S20 ime uemmee ns jos
SRATESEOFALINES). o iife so oe ss '« © eNwnde gs ehemsmer ene sues
BOATS IN OTHER FISHERIES BUT LANDING ONE OR MORE FARES OF HALIBUT es
NUMBERS ¢ 2 2 ee ©
CREWME Cemaiiee. © »
SKATES OF LINES . -
:
. oe eo PEA oboe lonye ce css ei Ee) ew
. Se ce oe “el @) He de-remsivd (s urege) Baa eae
. oe oh) Sa) Orton 6 ae Tey en omen
1/ THIS DOES NOT INCLUDE BOATS FISHING WITH OTHER THAN LINE TRAWL GEAR, THAT CATCH HALIBUT INCIDENTAL TO THEIR
™ OTHER FISHING OPERATIONS.
200
REVIEW OF CERTAIN MAJOR FISHERIES
CATCH BY UNITED STATES CRAFT, 1943
LANDED IN
FLEET CLASSIFICATION s
SEATTLE, WASHINGTON BRITISH COLUMBIA ALASKA
WASHINGTON FLEET
REGULAR VESSELS:
HALIBUT . «= «
SABLEFISH . .
LINGCOD.. .
ROCKFISHES .
826,127) $146,971
es ae
ee ae
TOTAL. . - . «| 7,284,741] 1,430,791| 826,127] 146,971] 378,184
208 ,913 20,556 3,577 :
2,572 - -
14,958 - - =
5, 154 - - -
OTHER VESSELS AND BOATS:
HALIBUT. .« .«
SABLEFISH. .
LINGCOD. . .
ROCKFISHES .
TOTAL. . . « «| 1,152,950] 231,597| 20,556| 3,577] 20,465
ALASKA FLEET
REGULAR VESSELS:
HALIBUT « « »
SABLEFISH « «© o oc
LINGCOD »« « « « «
ROCKFISHES « e« e«
TOTAL . 1,657,335 [11,600,069 |2,035,666|15,840,840|
OTHER VESSELS AND BOATS
MALIEUT 6 010 co 00 ¢ - - 120,597
SABLEFISH » 6 2 265 © - - 3,999
ZUINGCODNawe: Sueteetene ve 6,400 646 119
ROCKFISHES 2. « « « « e 1,083 94 887
TOTAL « «© «© © ©
COMBINED FLEETS
REGULAR VESSELS:
HALIBUT « «© e
11,764,070 | 2,652,549 112,168,847 |2,156,040/11,867,316
SABLEFISH . » » «© © © «| 1,425,202] 167,873] 234,026] 24,785} 4,120,269
LINGCOD « « « « « « » «| 1,696,007 68 35,304
ROCKFISHES .. +... | 419,999 196,135
POUNDS
1,076,108
876,888
129,797
59,928] 8,489,052
972,133
21,013
145,866
54,959
1,193,971
855, 225
508,858
15,840,840|2,345,376|35, 461,446
————
387,443| 2,330,820
280,692
7,061
39,396
1,951,375|35,800,233
436,366| 5,779,497
1,732,113
638,655
TOTAL . » « » «|15,305,278] 3,088,126 |12,426, 196 |2, 182,637|16,219, 024 |2,405,304 43,950,498
OTHER VESSELS AND BOATS
HALIBUT . » «+» « «| 931,112] 208,913] 141,153] 25,417] 2,230,688
SABLEFISH . . - 2 2 21,013 2,572 3,999 508] 276,693
WINGCOD) eyitinciue ements 152,266 15,604 119 9 542
ROCKFISHES ....-.. 56,042 5,248 887 44 37,426
TOTAL. . - . -| 1,160,433] 232,337] 146,158| 25,978] 2,545,349| 424,659/ 3,851,940
ALL VESSELS AND BOATS:
HALIBUT « « «© © «© «
SABLEFISH « « « « « «
LINGCOD . « « « «© « «
ROCKFISHES «. «© « » «
12,695,182| 2,861,462 |12,310,000|2, 181,457] 14,098,004
1,446,215] 170,445| 238,025] 25,293] 4,396,962
1,848,273 921 7 35,846
ee ee
476,041 23,408 233,561
GRAND TOTAL . .|16,465,711| 3,320,463 ]12,572,354|2,2Us,615] 18,764,373 |2,829,963|47,802,438
NOTE:--THESE STATISTICS ARE COMPILED FROM DATA COLLECTED BY THE INTERNATIONAL FISHERIES COMMISSION FOR
WASHINGTON AND BRITISH COLUMBIA, AND BY FISH AND WILDLIFE AGENTS FOR ALASKA.
SPECIES REPRESENT THE FISH AFTER EVJSCERATION AND REMOVAL OF HEADS.
a 2
————————
2,342,080]39, 103,186
6,081,202
1,885,040
733,010
TOTAL
VALUE
6,406 ,259] $1,379,529
126,053
118,835
13,273
1,637,690
5,380,435
502,971
110,179
44,792
6,038,377
409,283
32,259
6,759,964
629,024
229,014
58,065
7,676,067
625,035
34,831
15,667
7,441
682,974
7,384,999
663,855
244,681
65,506
8,359,041
THE WEIGHTS OF THE ABOVE
"
THE FLEET CLASSIFICATION HAS BEEN ARBITRARILY APPLIED BY INCLUDING IN THE "WASHINGTON FLEET ALL UNITED
ALL OTHER UNITED STATES AND
STATES AND ALASKA VESSELS THAT LAND MORE THAN HALF THEIR CATCH IN THAT STATEe
ALASKA VESSELS OF THE HALIBUT FLEET WERE INCLUDED IN THE ALASKA FLEETe
HALIBUT - WHALING 20
|
SUMMARY OF UNITED STATES AND CANADIAN CATCH, 1943 - Continued
( EXPRESSED IN THOUSANDS OF POUNDS AND THOUSANDS OF DOLLARS )
LANDED IN
BRITISH
5,203
VALUE | QUANTITY ie a QUANTITY
a 60
931 3
[sree] aaet | ose) eae
6, Boil 1, pou 11,343 11,490 1,892 29,394
"421 a eo "387 23331
11,464| 2,031] 13,700] 2,279| 31,725
SS
11,764 | 2,652] 12,169 11,867 | 1,952] 35,800
931 209 141 2,231 390 3,303
12,695 —— 2,182| 14,098 —
SE ————=—— eel ee eS ee ee
12,790] 2,882] 25,078| 4,467] 14,142] 2,350} 52,010
NOTE:--IN ADDITION- TO THE ABOVE, THERE WERE 2,358,723 POUNDS OF HALIBUT, SABLEFISH, LINGCOD, ROCKFISH, GRAYFISH
AND SOUPFIN SHARK LIVERS VALUED AT $4,287, 371 LANDED BY THE COMBINED FLEETS AT PACIFIC COAST PORTS DURING
1943. HALIBUT VESSELS IN THE COMBINED FLEETS ALSO LANDED 1,410,403 POUNDS OF HALIBUT, SABLEFISH AND LINGCOD
VISCERA VALUED AT $592,368 DURING THE SAME PERIOD,
INCLUDED IN THE ABOVE WERE 626,395 POUNDS OF HALIBUT, SABLEFISH, LINGCOD, ROCKFISH, GRAYFISH AND SOUPFIN
SHARK LIVERS VALUED AT $889,921 AND "519, 184 POUNDS OF VISCERA VALUED AT $218,056 WHICH WERE CAUGHT BY CANADIAN
VESSELS AND LANDED IN CANADIAN PORTS.
FLEET CLASSIFICATION
QUANTITY
SEATTLE,
WASHINGTON
WASHINGTON FLEET
REGULAR HALIBUT VESSELS « + « « « « «
OTHER VESSELS AND BOATS « « « « + © «
TOTAL « we ew ww we www
ALASKA FLEET
REGULAR HALIBUT VESSELS . « «+ « + « «
OTHER VESSELS AND BOATS «. « « «© « « «
WOTAL ec, tone) @ See is of «fyi
COMBINED FLEETS
REGULAR HALIBUT VESSELS . - + + «+ « «
OTHER VESSELS AND BOATS « « «+ «+ «+ « +
TOTAL 6, 40s o's (ie) Le) oem ness
BRITISH COLUMBIA FLEET « «+ + « «© «© «
GRAND TOTAL « « «+ «© s+ «© «© *&
THESE STATISTICS ARE COMPILED FROM DATA COLLECTED BY THE INTERNATIONAL FISHERIES COMMISSION FOR
WASHINGTON AND BRITISH COLUMBIA, AND BY FISH AND WILDLIFE SERVICE AGENTS FOR ALASKA. THE TABULATION DOES
NOT INCLUDE LANDINGS AT PORTS SOUTH OF SEATTLE, WASHINGTON, WHICH AVERAGE LESS THAN 3 PERCENT OF THE ANNUAL
PACIFIC COAST CATCH.
WHALING
In the 1943 whaling season only one United States firm, the Maritime Industries, Inc.,
which operated a shore station atFields Landing, California, engaged inthe whale fishery.
Using 2 killer boats, 29 whales were taken. The catch consisted of 19 finback whales,
5 humpbacks, 3 sperm, and 2 sei whales. 1!n1942, operating | killer boat, the company took
26 whales, the catch consistingof I2 humpback whales, 10 finbacks, 3 sperm and! sei whale.
Whale products handled by this firm during 1943 consisted of 34,598 gallons of whale,
oil, valued at $27,438; 3,366 gallons of sperm oil, valued at $2,968; 115,268 pounds of
fresh meat, valued at $9,666; 31,520 pounds of bone, valued at $670; 26 tons of meal,
valued at $1,674; and 13,080 pounds of livers, valued at $1,667. In the previous year,
whale products valued at $39,533 were produced at this plant.
REVIEW OF CERTAIN MAJOR FISHERIES
202
ATLANTIC COAST MACKEREL FISHERY
SUMMARY OF CATCH, 1943
PURSE SEJNES - HAUL SEINES
POUNDS VALUE POUNDS
STATES STOP SEINES
NEW ENGLAND:
MAINE « « © « « © © © © © © © © © ww
MASSACHUSETTS « « « + © «© © «© © © © «© © ©
RHODE ISLAND « « « «© « «© © © © © © © ©
353,500
43,142,900
‘43,496,400 | 2,972,755
$22,539
2,950,216
TOTAL « © «© «© © © © © ew ew ew ow
MIDDLE ATLANTIC:
NEW YORK «2 © » © «© «© © «© @ @ w@ © ww ow 736 ,700 83,674
NEW JERSEY « « « «© «© © © © © © © © wo 463,400 54,056
TOTAL « «© © © © © © © © © w@ © ow
GRANG TOTAL
STATES
POUNDS VALUE
NEW ENGLAND:
MAW INEMtcit edurety(cliuetl ot tlio ots foMlent Mite fi ek eiiolrs = = 114,200 -
NEWAHAMPSHIIRES ttell on ot (el kelkte) Net (oie ieiMel is) e 115,800 $6,293 54,300 - -
MASSACHUSETTS!) se) 5 scl) eo ee ene tell) eonsaoo -
TOMA ws Netcintsy tog lo Biepta) tom eulewielue ie
28,495 | 1,217,000 | 95,100 | =
——————
———_—_ SSS. .-_—E——E—EEEEE
- 293,700 | 31,520 -
95,000 9,500 841,200 | 81,913 27,700
_———
31,900 | .
280,800
ee
2
3
9,500 | 1,134,900 | 113,433 | 27,700
312,700 | 23,867
a
MIDDLE ATLANTIC:
NEW SYORKS) oigietra)tefin! 0) 0) elilanie: onic she = jo
NEW JERSEY... . « « © » 0 0 «© © «© «© « «
22,202 1,048,500
MODAL faite: Talis! (ei +6) ow) vo. ete) is}ie! fore
[ee ee
CHESAPEAKE :
MARYLAND = «© 2 « «6 «© «© 6 © © ©» © © 0 © wo
VAR UNIV ob aie Sola bY Sol oS aio} ome 4
UCHLNE ay ots oo NGeo of oo 0 ONG %o
462,700 | 37,995
Zz
2,664,600 | 232,400 27,700
GRAND TOTAL
STATES OTTER TRAWLS
NEW ENGLAND:
» MAINE « 6 2 © ©
MASSACHUSETTS .«
RHODE ISLAND .
CONNECTICUT . «
eee e
ee ee
eee e
ee ae
eecee
ee ee
ewe, nie
ee se
ee ee
ee ee
ee ee
TOTAL «© « « © © © © © © © © ow
MIDDLE ATLANTIC:
NEW YORK SSECc IM Sco RiRO in toe hlial zan7o0 2,416 9,200 | 1,057 15,000
NEW JERSE IG Mon atue, Euler ae eh etal 2 ow 5! BiGOFECO 6,498 13100 110 459,200
TOTAG LATS tau. ane eee DLR PMR, 1 ARE SG0 10,300 | 1,167 474,200
QRS ———S—_ —E—=E{X&{K&—AE
CHESAPEAKE :
MARYLAND « «© © « «© © © © © © © © © © ©
VIRGINIA « «© © © © © © © © s © oe oe
SS Se
5,200 208 123,000
10,400 1,185 S
=e
Gi eee Oo
17,260
166,700 142,800 511,500
TOTAL) ies Heltet's ie Nelo al ital (ejitel Fe
GRAND TOTAL
MACKEREL 203
SUMMARY OF ATLANTIC MACKEREL CATCH , 1943 - Continued
POUND NETS FLOATING TRAPS gates NERS
STATES
POUNDS VALUE POUNDS POUNDS VALUE
NEW ENGLAND:
MAINE « 6 2 eo eo eo 265,600 | $17,457 | 30,300 799,000 $53,183
NEW HAMPSHIRE . . « « « - - - 170,100 9,817
MASSACHUSETTS »« «. « « « 1,108,100 29,368 - 52,219,700 | 3,400,507
RHODE ISLAND ..... 209,300 14,950 - - 248 ,600 17,401
CONNECTICUT . «
50,000 5,353
TOTAL » ew eo 53,487,400
MIDDLE ATLANTIC:
NEW YORK .. -
.
.
.
.
1,988,200] 229,817
NEW JERSEY ..... 2,842,600] 284,247
TOTAL. . . . «| 1,804,300| 193,778 4,830,800
CHESAPEAKE :
MARYLAND . ~~. + «© © «
202,300
VIRGINIA .« «© - «© eo « «
edema oe
42,200] 2,71
234,700] 17,082 525,900
ze,soo| 19,7@[ = |=
[al
TOVAL bs) fer at ow
La Te Ss ee SS
8,725,800] 526,762 | 1,583,000 | 61,775 | 20,300 | 1,087 | 54,046,400 | 4,050,505
GRAND TOTAL
V DATA ON NEW ENGLAND AND MIDDLE ATLANTIC STATES ARE FOR 1943, WHILE THOSE FOR THE CHESAPEAKE STATES ARE
PACIFIC COAST MACKEREL FISHERY
SUMMARY OF CATCH, 1943
FOR 1942.
GILL AND
DISTRICT TRAMMEL NETS
POUNDS VALUE POUNDS VALUE POUNDS
BANSERANGISGO Ss )c 0s © «eta eienetiereus|| 259,900 $2,048 27,800 $460 1,000 $17
MGMTERE Wc ar ewecmen fe oh sp ante se! is) 2) «| -25074,500 69,763 550,700 10,452 1,300 24
SAN PEDRO:
OFF CALIFORNIA « «© se « « « © « © «111,264,900 | 223,747 | 12,946,100 | 257,129 | 66,100 1,694
DEEBUATINUAMER) GAb-o~o-cirether cele: emsinw ce 100 6 - - - =
SAN DIEGO:
BEERGADTFORNTAGT cos ememo ob anim eincine 518,600 14,181 7,000 191
SEEMUATINGAMERICAs < 0,06 s ois of a © 10,700 557 - -
15,293,400 295,564 14,053,900 282,779 75,400
OVAL ¢ e068 fen ee eh et ee
OISTRICT
POUNDS POUNDS VALUE
- - 382,700 $2,525
SAN FRANCISCO... .. -~ 3 a
MMONTEREYiacetni: ca 0) <. a,||,203,500 100 4,430,100 84,103
SAN PEDRO:
OFF CALIFORNIA «~~. - | 620,400 7,500 44,886,300 | $891,941} 69,791,300 | 1,387,898
OFF LATIN AMERICA. . « 200 - - - 300 15
SAN DIEGO:
OFF CALIFORNIA .. - .| 119,800 3,278 400 - - 645,800 17,660
OFF LATIN AMERICA... .- 1,200 11,900 619
TOTAL a) <n o = = 1,492,820
62 = 2 = s
945,100 | 20,450 | 8,000 | 160 | 44,886,300 891,941 | 75,262,100
NOTE:--THE UNITED STATES MACKEREL FISHERY ON THE PACIFIC COAST 1S CONFINED TO CALIFORNIA WATERS OR LATIN AMERICAN
WATERS FROM WHICH FISH ARE LANDED AT CALIFORNIA PORTS.
204
REVIEW OF CERTAIN MAJOR FISHERIES
ATLANTIC COAST MENHADEN FISHERY
SUMMARY OF CATCH, 1943
PURSE SEJNES GILL NETS
STATES HAUL SEINES POUND NET
VALUE POUNDS VALUE
NEW ENGLAND:
MASSACHUSETTS . - ~~ - 53,100 $415
RHODE JSLAND . . =~ eo «
CONNECTICUT . - » © « «
TOTAL « © « « «
MIDDLE ATLANTIC:
NEW YORK « « « «© © «© «
NEW JERSEY «+ + «© © « @
DELAWARE « «© «© «© © « «
$184,219
768,995
862,985
138,000
13,402,200
es
3 ’
OTTER TRAWLS
21,000,000
75,417,400
86,298,500
182,715,900 | 1,816,199
TOTAL » « « © ©
CHESAPEAKE :
VIRGINIA 1/7 « ee eo ©
a i
oN
oo
1a
N
Ww
88,943,840] 548,266
SOUTH ATLANTIC & GULF: 1/
NORTH CAROLINA © « « »/116,557,220 817,640
FLORIDA » © © © « « « «| 167,544,220 755,199
MISSISSIPPI] - « + » « «| 39,530,000 281,430
LOUISIANA 2 © © © © © «| 759/7,690 34,888
331,609,130
——————
603,268,870 | 4,253,622
FLOATING TRAPS
TOTAL « «© « «@ «
GRAND 5,200
13,603,300
NEW ENGLAND:
MASSACHUSETTS « « « «© « © «© © © © © © @ @
RHODE ISLAND .~- «© © «= » « © © © © © © «
CONNECTICUT . © © « « © «© « © © © «© © © @
TOTAL © © © + © © © © © © © ow
MIDDLE ATLANTIC:
NEWYORK footie ce oy eter enreties ourick emma eto ce 21,138,000 185,669
NEWRUERSEVS Mas sasile p Msusieeeciaime) eoares 88,822,100 840,010
DEVAWAREM EG Seta bee coca one eke 86 ,298 500 862,985
TOTACo ar ctto cele saiey oF st sige eee 1,888,664
196 ,258,600
——
CHESAPEAKE :
88,943,840
VIRGINIA 1/2 2 2 2 ee ee ee ee eee 548,266
SOUTH ATLANTIC & GULF:
1
NORTH CAROLINA «6 «+ 2 © eee © eo ow 116,557,220 817,640
FUN o Ag. Golo J 000.0 Boro OND co 167,544,220 755,199
MISSISSIPPI s 2 6 ae 6 ee @ ole ©) 39,530,000 281,430
LOUISIANA) Gee iercencel sl lerleitel le sl o)t00 « 7,977,690 34,888
331,609,130
616,943,770
TOTALSC Oe ics ialiont, 6 bo onentete 1,889,157
GRAND TOTAL » - «ee ee eee 4,327,077
V/ REPRESENTS ONLY THAT CATCH MADE’ BY THE REGULAR MENHADEN FLEET«
NOTE :--MENHADEN ARE ORDINARILY REPORTED IN NUMBERS OF FISH. TO CONVERT WEIGHT IN POUNDS TO NUMBER OF FISH
DIVIDE BY 0.67.
PILCHARD 205
PACIFIC COAST PILCHARD FISHERY
SUMMARY OF CATCH, 1943
PURSE SEJNES
STATE AND DISTRICT LAMPARA AND RING NETS
POUNDS VALUE POUNDS VALUE
WASHINGTON:
BBASDRESDISIRICT «. .c-s.fe ee oe tehe aie wie iss ah ie 20,968,000 $230,648 -
OREGON:
EOAGTALSDESTRECTAe 2. io pists let oa elias fete! o lene 3,649,000 40,139 -
CALIFORNIA:
SAN FRANCISCO DISTRICT « « « « © «© © © © © © © © © © | 240,168,000 | 2,641,848 4,527,700 $65,508
MONTEREY DISTRICT « « « « © « « «© © © © © 0 6 oo | 431,971,500 | 4,745,086 8,286,000 146,867
SAN PEDRO DISTRICT, OFF CALIFORNIA » « » « + » « « « | 198,965,500 | 2,198,147 83,744,600 925,236
SAN DIEGO DISTRICT:
OF Ee CALTRORNT Abe ~i0:-ienky:ceptem/ohvaleahial veluelve: le delete = = 5,160,200 57,960
OFFUEATIN AMERICA «ae ese se cw eo es aa es 500 16
870,505,000 | 9,585,081 101,701,000
1,195,587
TOTAL es a el fee ee: we eyie el elta (es ele) te
GRAND TOTAL «2 «© «© ee © © ee we we ww we
GILL AND
AAU SIINES TRAMMEL NETS
895,122,000 | 9,855,860 101,719,000 | 1,195,587
VALUE POUNDS VALUE
WASHINGTON :
PUGET SOUND DISTRICT « « « e oe ow wo - 114,100 $6,846
COASTAL DISTRICT » e we we ew oc ewe = 20,968,000 230,648
OTA ia p68 16) 8m Oi Pie me Oh. re
|__- __|__21,082,100
SSS SSS ESS SE
237,494
OREGON:
COASTAL DISTRICT « « «se ee we we wo ow
CALIFORNIA:
RORTRERNUDISIRIGT. obec .c. os she 500 14
SAN FRANCISCO DISTRICT... 2... 244,695,800 | 2,707,358
MONTEREYODISTRICT ow. 10.00) ee. sce 439,702,300 | 4,893,073
SAN PEDRO DISTRICT:
SREMOACNRORNIA) ‘6 ve,.c) oe) ©) cate aus 282,710,400 | 3,123,431
SAN DIEGO DISTRICT:
DEREGADIFORNIA «= «t- + « 0 « efe s 5,160,400 57,966
DEB AUATING AMERICA, 0°. 0-00 6 of «a 500 16
TOR. (dag: GRRE Rae ROORCRS Roloc 10,781,858
11,059,491
GRAND TOTAL
REVIEW OF CERTAIN MAJOR FISHERIES
206
PACIFIC COAST TUNA FISHERY
SUMMARY OF CATCH, 1943
PURSE SEINES
DISTRICT
ALBACORE BLUEF JN BONITO
i POUNDS VALUE POUNDS VALUE POUNDS
SANVERANGISGO) en's, voi oe wt seve Soliteloete - A: $4.10 =
00
SAN PEDRO: :
ORPICALIFORNDAY |eluel cu ctaelnentomenie 5,900 $970 | 4,281,600 | 406,543 491,800
OFF UATINWAMERSCAl 2) ccc) cl epicure 2,000 323 | 2,217,700 | 211,618 900,700
TOTAL « 2 © © © @ © © © © 7,900
,
SAN DIEGO, OFF CALIFORNIA « « « « «
GRAND TOTAL « « « « « o « 7,900
LAMPARA AND RING NETS
261,241 180,600
16,000
126,000
852,600 80,995 142,000
- 26 | 3,604,600 | 342,236 322,600
GILL AND TRAMMEL NETS
eee a!
.
SAN PEDRO, OFF CALIFORNIA « » « « « 200
2,752,000
SAN DIEGO:
OFF CALIFORNIA . «© « « « « « « ©
OFF LATIN AMERICA . « «© « 6 « « «
571,100
281,500
54,257
26,738
rt
Ny
(on)
TOTAL « « «© © © © we w @
*
GRAND TOTAL . « « «© « « «
MONTEREY « « «© © © © «© «© © © © © @
SAN PEDRO:
OFF CALIFORNIA « « «+ « « « « «@ «
OFF LATIN AMERICA .« «© « « © » « «
42,600
TOTAL « © © © «© © © © © ©
SAN DIEGO, OFF CALIFORNIA « «= « o@ «
GRAND TOTAL « « « © « «© «
LINES, SET AND HAND
SAN PEDRO:
OFF CALIFORNIA » « «+ «2... | 2,284,500 371,318 4,400 417 44,900
OFF LATIN AMERICA 2 + «2 es @ 985,300 159,022 200 24. 56,700
1
3,269,800 530,340 4,600 44
Gir CAUIRCR. G6 56 ooo 0 Onc 301,600 49,007
3,500 333 900
OFF LATIN AMERICA . « » © » « » « | 7,927,600 | 1,291,762 14,900 1,416 347,900
TOMA getvanioy ten site ta! (oils 8,229,200 1,340,769 18,400 1,749 348,800
11,499,000 | 1,871,109 23,000 2,190 450,400
TOTAL » e
SAN DIEGO:
GRAND TOTAL
TUNA POLE FISHING
$38,521
72,322
1,293 6,499,300 618,161 1,392,500 | 110,843
63
1,293 | 6,548,900 | 622,871 1,393,300 | 110,906
71
28,352
28,423
36 ,537
DISTRICT
SAN FRANCISCO »« « « « «© «
SAN PEDRO:
OFF CALIFORNIA « « « «
OFF LATIN AMERICA. . «
TOTAL. wo we « «
SAN DIEGO, OFF CALIFORNIA
GRAND TOTAL .
SAN PEDRO, OFF CALIFORNIA
SAN DIEGO:
OFF CALIFORNIA ... -
OFF LATIN AMERICA. « «
TOTAL) “e) © 6, »
GRAND TOTAL .
MONTEREY « «+ «© += « «© © @
SAN PEDRO:
OFF CALIFORNIA .. « «
OFF LATIN AMERICA. « «
TOTAL: jane 2 6
SAN DIEGO, OFF CALIFORNIA
GRAND TOTAL .
SAN PEDRO:
OFF CALIFORNIA « « « «
OFF LATIN AMERICA . « »
TOTAL © « & «&
SAN DIEGO:
OFF CALIFORNIA « « « «
OFF LATIN AMERICA « « +
TOTAL «© ws «© »
GRAND TOTAL .
743437 O - 47 - 14
.
TUNA
SUMMARY OF CATCH , 1943 - Continued
SK IPJACK
POUNDS
1,122,900
.|_ 1,122,900
.
-| 1,122,900
.
: 14,800
.| 5,868,500
5,883,300
1,700
21,879,000
VALUE
| _99,231 | 6,911,500
PURSE SEINES~-=CONTINUED
6,911,500
6,911,500
LAMPARA AND RING NETS~-CONTINUED
GILL AND TRAMMEL NETS~=~CONTINUED
LINES, SET AND
1,345 -
518,587 | 12,147,400
519,932 | 12,147,400
TROLLING GEAR io ie
ep
~~
207
TOTAL
POUNDS VALUE
43,200 $4,102
- 4,779,300 446 ,034
$684,444 | 113154,800 | 1,067,938
15,934,100 | 1,513,972
ieat Ss dltuelacsteebos oni
15,984,500 | 1,518,745
| === ss 2 932,800 275,374
587,100 55,522
407,500 37,007
eae Be
Pere ae 3,927,400 367,903
rae Pres 18
42,300 3,319
900 70
eres el 43,200 3,389
HAND--CONTINUED
= 2,348,600 376 ,635
1,203,034 | 19,058,100 | 1,885,226
1,203,034 | 21,406,700 | 2,261,861
308,300 49,625
60,367,100 | 6,277,031
2,992,644 | 60,675,400 | 6,326,656
4,195,678 | 82,082,100 | 8,588,517
208
REVIEW OF CERTAIN MAJOR FISHERIES
SUMMARY OF PACIFIC TUNA CATCH, 1943 - Continued
DISTRICT
WASHINGTON:
PUGET SOUND . » » « © «© o
WASHINGTON COAST e e @ e
COLUMBIA RIVER «» « » e eo
TOTAL oe © © e
OREGON:
COLUMBIA RIVER « e © e e
OREGON COAST « e& .« © «
TOTAL « «© « « « ©
CALIFORNIA:
NORTHERN « © «© © © © © e
SAN FRANCISCO . » « « «© «
MONTEREY + «© «© © «© © «© ©
SAN PEDRO:
OFF CALIFORNIA «. « « =
OFF LATIN AMERICA . « ©
TOTAL « © «© © = «
SAN DIEGO:
OFF CALIFORNIA - « « «©
OFF LATIN AMERICA... -
TOTAL - © « «© © «
TOTAL, CALIFORNIA
GRAND TOTAL . « «
SAN PEDRO, OFF CALIFORNIA .
GRAND TOTAL, ALL GEAR
LINES, TROLL
ALBACORE BLUEF IN
POUNDS VALUE POUNDS
BONITO
513,100
4,573,200
663,300
$87,894
743,145
107,786
7,969,300
2,416,600
1,295,011
392,698
488 ,300
474,400
300,500
800
4,568,300
113,200
4,681,500 760,774 | _——_—800 |
3,460,600 562,332
470,600 76 , 680
800
300
3,931,200 639,012 300
9,875,900 1,604,989 1,100
————
———— a
26,011,400 | 4,231,523
‘1,100
182,317
STATE AND DISTRICT
ALBACORE
WASHINGTON =
PUGET SOUND . « « » e © e
WASHINGTON COAST « « » «
COLUMBIA RIVER « « « » «
TOTAL « © © © © ©
OREGON:
COLUMBIA RIVER « 4 © « »
OREGON COAST « « «@ « «© «
TOTAL « «© © «= @ «
CAL]FORNIA:
NORTHERN « « « «© «© «© « «
SAN FRANCISCO ..~ » « = »
MONTEREY «+ «© «© © «© « « «
SAN PEDRO:
OFF CALIFORNIA . =... -
OFF LATIN AMERICA. .« .«
TOTAL « « © « ©
SAN DIEGO;
OFF CALIFORNIA «.. « «
OFF LATIN AMERICA « «» «
WN sc (Go ob oo
TOTAL, CALIFORNIA
GRAND TOTAL «. « «
POUNDS VALUE
: 513,100 $87,894
-| 4,573,200 743,145
f 663,300 107,786
| 5,749,600 938,825
7,969 300
2,416 ,600
1,295,011
392,698
10,385,900 1,687,709
488,300 79,364
0 474,400 77,008 43,200 $4,102 -
: 300,500 48,831 - - 100 $18
2
.| 6,858,900 1,114,822 7,039,400 668,329 768 ,500 60,197
«| 1,100,500 177,611 2,217,900 211,642 958,300 76,951
.| 7,959,400 1,292,433 9,257,300 879,971 1,726 ,800
3,762,200 611,339 581,300 55,227 32,900
8,398,200 | 1,368,442 296 ,400 28,154 522,100
12,160,400 1,979,781 877,700 83,381 555,000
967,454 2,281,900
21,383,000 10,178,200
967 454 2,281,900
182,317
3,477,417
10,178,200 182,317
37,518,500 | 6,103,951
DISTRICT
WASHINGTON:
PUGET SOUND. .
WASHINGTON COAST
COLUMBIA RIVER
TOTAL .
OREGON:
COLUMBIA RIVER
OREGON COAST .
TOTAL .
CALIFORNIA:
NORTHERN .« « «
SAN FRANCISCO .
MONTEREY ..
SAN PEDRO:
OFF CALIFORNIA
OFF LATIN AMERICA
TOTAL . «
SAN DIEGO:
OFF CALIFORNIA
OFF LATIN AMERICA
TOTAL. »
TOTAL, CALIFORNIA . 6,900
TUNA
SUMMARY OF PACIFIC TUNA CATCH, 1943 - Continued
.
LINES, TROLL--CONTINUED
POUNDS VALUE
ce 513,100 | ° $87,894
a a is 4,573,200 743,145
ee 663,300 107,786
5,749,600 938,825
_————
7,969,300 1,295,011
2,416;600 392,698
10,385,900 1,687,709
488 ,300 79 ,364
474,400 77,008
: ee
.
.
Pvt
REDE
300,500 48,831
4,579,700 743,430
113,200 18,266
at ais te 761,696
EE: 3,467,500 562,913
eae 527,000 81,371
a. 5.100 |e aden 3,800 3,994,500 644,284
616 4,200 | 418. | ~—_9, 950,600 1,611,183
SAN PEDRO, OFF CALIFORNIA « «
Fo kodso¥eiendd 640 de SASRRI| RTP
GRAND TOTAL, ALL GEAR|28,893,800 | 2,582,850 | 49,261,400 | 4,880,540 | 128,133,800 | 14,717,112
SUMMARY BY DISTRICTS, 1943 - Continued
STATE AND DISTRICT SKI PJACK YELLOWF IN TOTAL
WASHINGTON:
PUGET SOUND . .
WASHINGTON COAST
COLUMBIA RIVER
TOTAL «
OREGON:
COLUMBIA RIVER
OREGON COAST .
TOTAL .
CALIFORNIA:
NORTHERN « « «
SAN FRANCISCO .
MONTEREY « -
SAN PEDRO:
OFF CALIFORNIA
OFF LATIN AMERICA
TOTAL .«
SAN DJEGO:
OFF CALIFORNIA
OFF LATIN AMERICA
POUNDS POUNDS POUNDS VALUE
soeckct 513,100 $87,894
Soaraes 4,573,200 743,145
Sas ats 663,300 107,786
5,749,600 938 ,825
scmiie itis 7,969,300 1,295,011
ag ae 2,416,600 392,698
10,385,900 1,687,709
488,300 79,364
517,600 81,110
300,600 48,849
PAU 15,600 400 $39 14,682,800 1,844,800
6,991,400 19,058,900 | 1,887,478 30,327,000 2,971,500
Pip igha| 007,000 619,231 19,059,300 | 1,887,517 45,009,800 4,816,300
4,380,400
61,301,600
168
2,992,855
1,700
? 669,546
30,200,400
sf ivs8 2,300 210
6,395,409
» . » -/ 21,884,500 | 1,963,409
TOTAL « « « « « « «|21,886,800 | 1,963,619 | 30,202,100 | 2,993,023 65,682,000 7,064,955
TOTAL, CALIFORNIA. «|26,893,800 | 2,562,650 | 49,261,400 | 4,880,540 | 111,998,300 | 12,090,578
GRAND TOTAL
. «+ «| 28,893,800 | 2,582,850 | 49,261,400 | 4,880,540 | 128,133,800 | 14,717,212
a STATISTICAL SURVEY PROCEDURE
' SECTION 11.- STATISTICAL SURVEY PROCEDURE
This report is another in a series of annual statistical reports containing data on the
quantity and value of the commercial catch of fishery products and the numbers of persons _
and operating units engaged in the commercial fisheries of the United States and Alaska.
The report has been prepared and published by the Division of Commercial Fisheries, Fish
and Wildlife Service, Department of the Interior, and is a continuation of a series in—
augurated by its predecessor organizations in the Departments of the Interior, Commerce,
Commerce and Labor, and the United States Fish Commission.
In order that those who use the statistical data contained inthis and previous reports
of the Divisfon may be informed as to the source ofthe figures and methods for their col—
lection, it has been deemed advisable to outline, inmoderate detail, the survey procedure
followed. This procedure has been developed over a period of years, andchanges in method
have been made at times when sSuchchanges have appeared towork toward general improvement.
While the surveys in the several sections are not made in the same manner, owing to vary—
ing facilities and records in different States, an attempt has been made to make the data
collected by various methods inthe producing areas comparable with respect tothe same year
as well as over a period of years. Throughout the entire plan it has been the intention to
coordinate State and Federal fishery statistical work sothat there will be as little dup—
lication of effort as possible.
The procedure will be discussed under two mainheads, "Sectional surveys" and "Local and
special surveys".
SECTIONAL SURVEYS
Statistical surveys of the fisheries and fishery industries of the various sections of
the United States occupy by far the greatest part ofthe time of the statistical personnel
of the Division. In the course of these surveys, the field representatives visit the in—
dividual fishing localities of the various States to collect statistics on the volume and
value of the catch of fish and shellfish, employment in the fisheries, quantity of fishing
gear, number and classification of fishing and transporting craft, employment in wholesale
and manufacturing establishments, andthe volume and value of manufactured fishery products
and byproducts. The various phases of these surveys are discussed indetail in the sections
fol lowing.
History. —The first comprehensive statistical survey of the fisheries and fishery
industries of the United-States was made forthe year I880 by George Brown Goode, Assistant
Director of the United States National Museum, and associates, withthe cooperation of the
Commissioner of Fisheries and the Superintendent of the Tenth CenSus. Data for specific
fisheries, or restricted sections for years prior to 1880, alsowere collected inthis early
survey and recorded in Mr. Goode's reports. The survey for 1880, however, did not include
the Mississippi River and tributaries. - Periodic general surveys of a limited number of
States or limited areas ofthe United States were made for various ofthe intervening years
between 1880 and 1908 and from 1909 to 1928. In 1908 a survey of the entire United States
was made. The next general survey of the entire United States was not.made until 1931,
although complete data for all sections, excluding the Mississippi River and tributaries,
were collected for 1929 and 1930. Complete data on the catch and operating units for all
sections, excluding the Mississippi River and its tributaries, were collected for 1932.
in the latter survey, however, lack of sufficient funds prohibited collection of data on
wholesale andmanufacturing operations except those data collected as a part of the canned
fishery products and byproducts survey. Complete canvasses for catch and operating units
were made ofthe Pacific Coast States for theyears 1933 to 1943, inclusive; the Chesapeake
States for the years 1933 to 1942, inclusive; the New England and Middle Atlantic States °
for 1933, 1935, for eachyear from 1937 to 1940, inclusive, and for 1942 and 1943; and the
South Atlantic, Gulf, and Lake States for 1934, and for theyears 1936 to 1940, inclusive.
Data on the wholesale and manufacturing industries were collected in all of the surveys
from the years 1932 to 1940, but were notcollected for the years 1941 to 1943, inclusive.
In these years the lack of personnel precluded collection of data on wholesale and manu-
facturing firms except those data collected as a part of the canned fishery products and
byproducts surveys. Complete data on the catch of the Lakes States also were collected
for 1933, and 1935 and for the years 1941 to 1943, inclusive.
SECTIONAL SURVEYS
Following is a summary indicating the years for which statistics were collected on the
fisheries and fishery industries inthe various sections. Figures forthe more recent years
are available from the Service inbulletin form, but data fortheearlier years areavai lable
only in the various printed reports of the Service. These reports are available for re-
ference in the Department of the Interior library and at many public libraries.
In the New England States, statistics on the catch of the marine fisheries, and those
conducted in the coastal rivers and bays of these States, were collected for the years
1880, 1887 to 1889, inclusive, 1898, 1902, 1905, 1908, 1919, 1924, 1928 to 1933, inclusive,
1935, 1937 to 1940, inclusive, and 1942 and 1943. Formost of these years dataon operating
units and wholesale and manufacturing trade also werecollected. In addition to the above,
partial statistical surveys were made for the entire section in 1892; the fisheries in
Maine, New Hampshire, and Massachusetts for the fiscal year 1897; the lobster fishery for
1900 and 1913; the oyster fishery for 1910; the shad and alewife fisheries for 1896; the
menhaden industry for 1912; the fisheries of Massachusetts for 1879; and the fisheries of
Connecticut for 1925 and 1926.
Statistics on the catch of marine fisheries and those conducted in the coastal rivers
and bays of the Middle Atlantic States were collected for the years 1880, 1887 to I891.
inclusive, 1897 and 1898, inclusive, 1901, 1904, 1908, 1921, 1926, 1929 through 1933, in-
clusive, 1935, 1937 to 1940, inciusive, and 1942 and 1943. Data on operating units and
wholesale and manufacturing tradealso were collected for most ofthese years. In addition
to these, a statistical survey was made of the coastal fisheries in these States in 1915;
the catch in all States, except New York, in 1892; the shad and alewife fisheries in 1896;
the shadfisheries of theDelaware River in 1910; the menhaden industry in 1912; the lobster
fisheries in 1900 and 1913; and theoyster fishery in I911. Theyears for which statistics
are availaple on the shad fishery of the Hudson River are given in the section entitled
"Shad and alewife fisheries".
In the Chesapeake Bay States, statistics on the catchof the marine fisheries and those
conducted inthe coastal rivers and bays of these States were collected for the years 1880,
1887 and 1888, 1890 and 1891, 1897, 1901, 1904, 1908, 1920, 1925, and for the years from
1929 to 1942, inclusive. Data on operating units and wnotesale ana manufacturing trade also
were collected for most of these years. In addition to the above, a statistical survey was
made of the crab fishery for 1915; the oyster fishery and menhaden industry for 1912; and
the shad and alewife fisheries for 1896; 1909, and 1915. The years for which statistics
of the shad and alewife fisneries of the Potomac River areavailable are given inthe section
‘entitled "Shad and alewife fisheries". :
In the South Atlantic and Guif States statistics on the catch of the marine fisheries
and those conducted in the coastal rivers and bays of these States were collected for the
years 1880, 1888 to 1890, inclusive, 1897, 1902, 1908, 1918, {923, 1927 through 1932, 1934,
and 1936 to 1940, inclusive. Data on operating units and wholesale and manufacturing trade
also were collected for most of these years. In addition to the above, a statistical survey
was made of the fisheries of these States, excluding Floridaand Alabama, for !887; the shad
fishery of the South Atlantic States for 1910; theshad and alewife fisheries of the South
Atlantic States for 1896; thesturgeon fishery of Florida for 1900; the menhaden Industry of
the South Atlantic States for 1912; theshrimp fishery for 1916; the oyster fishery of the
South Atlantic States for 1910; and the oyster, fishery of the Gulf States for I9II.
In the Pacific Coast States statistics on the catch of the marine fisheries and those
conducted In the coastal rivers and baysofthese States were collected forthe years 1880,
1888, 1892, 1895, 1899, 1904, 1908, I915, and for all of the years from 1922 to 1943, in-
clusive. These surveys have usually included data on operating units and wholesale and
manufacturing trade. In addition to the above, statistics were obtained on the fisheries
of California from 1918 to 1921, Inclusive, and for the oyster fishery in 1912.
Statistics on the catchofthe fisheriesofthe Great Lakes were collected for the years
1880, 1885, 1890, 1893, 1899, 1903, 1908, and for the years from 1913 to 1943, Inclusive.
Statistics of the operating units and of the wholesale and manufacturing trade were collected
for most of the years for which canvasses were made from 1880 to 1908, InclusIive, and in
1917 and 1922 aswell as for most ofthe years from 1926 to 1942. In addition to the above,
a survey was made of the fisheries of Lake Ontario andofcertain fisherles in other lakes
for the year 1897.
ell
ae STATISTICAL SURVEY PROCEDURE
Statistics of the catch of the fisheries of the Mississippi River and its tributaries
-were collected for the years 1894, 1899, 1903, 1908, 1922, and 1931. In addition, figures
have been obtained on the fisheries of Lakes PepIn and Koekuk for the years 1914 and 1917
and the years from 1927 to 1938, inclusive, and of the fisheries of the Mississippi River
between Lakes Pepin and Keokuk for the years 1929 to 1938, inclusive.
Statistics also were collected on the fisheries of certain interior waters, other than
the fisheries of the Great Lakes and the Mississippi River and its tributaries, for the
years 1894, 1895, 1900 and 1902.
Field Personnel.—The statistics contained in this volume have been collected by a
group of trained marketing specialists which comprises a part of the permanent staff of the
Division of Commercial Fisheries of this Service.
Period Covered.—tThese specialists are assigned permanent field stations, generally In
the principal port within their field, and travel from that station in conducting their
various surveys. They collect statistics of fishery operations for the year preceeding
that in which they are working; and since their fleld work occupies the greater part of
the year, it is usually at least a year from the end of the calendar year for which they
are collecting data until the figures are published. The data usually are collected and
published ona calendar year basis, although forsome States they areona fiscal year basis.
Prior to 1930, statistics onthe catchofoysters in the Atlantic and Gulf States were col—
lected for the oyster season; that is, from September to April, inclusive. Beginning with
1930 and continuing to the present time, they have been collected on the basis of the ca—
lendar year.
Scope. —The scope ofthe coastal statistical surveys include canvasses of the commercial
fisheries of the oceans and bays -and ofthe coastal rivers asfar inland as commercial fish—
ing is important. This usually coincides with the range of commercial fishing for anadramous
species. Statistics of the fisheries of the Mississippi River cover canvasses of the
fisherles ofthe Mississippi River proper aswell asall of its tributaries wherein commercial
fishing for either fish, crustaceans, ormollusks isprosecuted. Statistics of the fisheries
of the Great Lakes cover canvasses ofthe fisheries prosecuted inthe lakes proper, adjacent
bays, the International Lakes of northern Minnesota, and rivers which sustain a commercial
fishery having outlets into these waters. Statistics on the fisheries of Florida include
the commercial fisheries prosecuted in Lake Okeechobee. Surveys for statistics of the
wholesale and manufacturing fishery industries cover such plants located in the coastal,
river, and lake areas adjacent to the waters mentioned above.
Methods of Collection.—Several methods for the collection of fishery statistics are
employed, each of which has been carefully studied to obtain the best results with the
available personnel and funds. In most instances the field personnel obtain lists of the
names of fishing vessels, names and numbers of motorboats, and names of owners of these
craft from local custom officials. Also it usually is possible to obtain the names of
licensed commercial fishermen andsome statistics onthe catch from State fishery agencies;
from other State, county or city sources; or from private organizations.
With such preliminary records asare available for their guidance the field specialists
visit each fishing community intheir fieldunless these preliminary records are so complete
that personal visits may beeliminated. If complete catch data arenot available from cen—
tral sources, wholesale dealers and manufacturers of fishery products are visited and data
are obtained from themontheir purchases of fishery products. While it is impossible for
the few Service representatives available for this work to interview each fishermen in a
given locality, the more important ones are visited, and a sufficient number of those of
lesser importance are interviewed to obtain reliable information on their production, the
number of fishing craft employed, the quantity of gear operated, and the number of persons
employed as fishermen. .
In theGreat Lakes andPacific Coast States such exceptional cooperation hasbeen obtained
in recent years from the State fishery agencies in the collection of statistics that only
fragmentary surveys need bemade by the Services specialists toobtain other necessary data.
Also the State fishery agencies in Maine, New York, and Maryland more recently have devel—
oped very complete statistical systems which greatly facilitate the Servjces' surveys
in these States.
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As regards the fisheries ofthe Great Lakes and International lakes of Northern Minnesota,
the Service obtains most of the catch -statistics and usually the value of the catch direct
from the recordsofthe State fishery agencies. To obtain data on the numberof fishermen,
boats, vessels, and gear, the Service conducts such personal surveys among the fishermen
as may be necessary to supplement the State records.
Service statistical personnel are stationed at Seattle, Wash., and San Pedro, Calif.,
who survey the fisheriesofthe Pacific Coast States. As a rule theyobtain figures on the
volume of the catch from the records of the State fishery departments. The value of the
catch is derived from dealers' records. In Washington and Oregon, the offshore fisheries
are surveyed separately by the Service to obtain data on the number of operating units.
. Statistics of the wholesale fishery industry for this section are obtained largely by per—
sonal interviews.
In the administrationofthe Alaska fisheries the Service obtains sworn statements con-
cerning the activities of those prosecuting the fisheries in this area. These statements
are compiled by the Alaska Division of this Service and the summary data, by districts,
are reproduced in this report.
Statistics on the volume of the catch of fish of the Great Lakes States usually are
shown in weights as landed, which may be in the roundordressed condition. Statistics on
the volume of the catch of fish taken in the remainder of the United States are shown in
round weight.
The figures in the tables for shellfish represent the weight of the meats in the cases
of univalve and bivalve mollusks and gastrapods, and the round weight of crustaceans and
such mollusks as squid and octopus.
Shore andvessel fisheries.—In general, statistics ofthe shore fisheries, as collected ,
by the Services' representatives, includedataonthe number of casual and regular fishermen;
number of motor andother fishing boats and accessory boats; type and quantity of gear used;
and the volume, value, andmethod of capture of each species caught by boats (for our pur—
pose craft of less than 5 net tons capacity arecalled "boats") for each locality or group
of localities. This method is not followed insome sections where the availability of data
collected by the States fishery agencies obviates thenecessity of detailed locality surveys.
Statistics ofthe vessel fisheries include dataon thenumber ofthe crew, rig of vessels,
net tonnage, kind and quantity of gear used, accessory boats carried, and volume, value,
and method of capture of each species. For our purpose craft of 5 net tons capacity or
more are called "vessels". As inthe shore fisheries, the availability of figures collected
by State fishery agencies may eliminate the necessity of our agents collecting these data
for individual vessels.
Statistics of 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 isnot enumerated.
All persons engaged incommercial fishing operations are included asfishermen. For our
purpose these have been divided into "regular" and "casual" fishermen. Regular fishermen
are defined as those who receive more than one-half of their annual income from fishing;
whereas casual fishermen are those whose principal business issomething otherthan fishing,
and who receive less than one-half of their annual compensation from fishing.
The catchof fish and shellfish is credited to the port where it is landed andthe craft
making the catch is credited to the locality where it landed the greatest portion of its
catch during the year. Prior to the survey for 1942 itwas the practice of the Service to
credit the entire catch of a vessel to the principal port of landing, regardless of the
actual point of landing. This policy was discontinued, however, since it quite often
resulted in inconsistencies by presenting catches of certain fish in areas to which they
are not. common inasmuch as -fishing vessels frequently operate’in areas far removed from
their principal fishing port. An outstanding example otthis isthe case of the Southern
trawl fishery. In this fishery off the New Jersey, Maryland, Virginia, and North Carolina
coasts, many fishing vessels from Massachusetts operate for 6 to 10 weeks during the
ai STATISTICAL SURVEY PROCEDURE
winter season. Prior to the survey for 1942 the catch of these fish, principally common
to these waters, was credited to Massachusetts. Under the present system the catch is
credited to the southern port at which it was landed and the vessel, crew, and gear are
credited to the port at which the major portion of their catch was landed.
Wholesale and Manufacturing Trade.—Al|| persons or firms engaged in the wholesale
buying and selling of fishery products or who produce manufactured fishery products are
surveyed under this title. Where the business of fishing and wholesaling ormanufacturing
is combined, that part of the business devoted to either of the latter two phases is in—-
cluded in the wholesale andmanufacturing survey andthe part devoted tofishing is included
in the shoreorvessel fisheries. If a wholesale business isconducted with no manufactur—
ing and the business is so small that the full time of onemanover the whole year or season -
is not required, it is then disregarded as a wholesale business. |f commodities other than
fishery products arehandled, thepersons engaged, andsalaries and wages paid, areprorated;
and only that part concerned with fishery products is included. |f such a firm required
less than the full time of one man over the whole year or season and if it does not manu—
facture, it is not included in the canvass. Retail firms that manufacture, or whose
wholesale business exceeds the retail part, areincluded. Persons or firms engaged in the
motor trucking of fishery products are included as wholesalers if they: are engaged in
wholesale buying and selling.
Buyers for a central firm arenot canvassed aswholesale dealers unless they ship direct
to the firms customers from the buying point.
Fishermen or fishing concerns, except manufacturers, who do not buy fishery products are
not included under this heading except that oyster—shucking firms are included provided
shuckers are employed, irrespective of whether all or part of the oysters used are taken
from the firms' privately owned beds.
Manufactoring concerns include those which prepare packaged fishery products; salted;
spiced; smokéd; dried, or otherwise cured fishery products; canned fishery products; or
fishery byproducts.
Fishermen who manufacture are surveyed toobtain the number of persons employed and the
volume and value of the products prepared.
In collecting statistics of manufacturing firms, Service representatives obtain data
on the production for each plant inthe areas surveyed. Such products are usually "final"
and in form forconsumption; however, theproducts may be"intermediate" and require further
processing before reaching theconsumer markets. An outstanding example of an intermediate
product is green—salted groundfish, which almost invariably is further processed before
final marketing. In reviewing the statistics ofmanufactured products it should be observed
that intermediate products are not shown if they are prepared to the final stage in the
original plant. An exception to this rule, however, is in the case of the production of
mild-cured salmon, which, on account of its importance, is shown in its entirety, whether
further processed in the producing plant or not. In this connection it should also be
stated that several of the byproducts for which statistics are shown may be intermediate,
and the plants producing the final products are not surveyed by this Service. Outstanding
among such products are marine-animal oils, scrap, and meal.
Statistics of persons engaged inwholesale andmanufacturing establishments are reported
in three groups; proprietors, salaried employees, andwage earners. Proprietors represent
those persons who devote their time to the conduct of the enterprise and receive their
compensation in the form of profits. Managers of branch houses are not classified as pro-
prietors. Salaried employees usually include those persons paid by the week or month,
while wage earners usually consist of those paid on a per diem or piecework basis. This,
however, is not true in all cases, since the distinction between these two groups depends
primarily upon the character of the work done rather than the unit of time employed for
calculating ratesof pay. In general, office employees areclassified assalaried employees.
Plant foremen orsuperintendents are classified assalaried employees unless they are prin—
cipally engaged in manual labor, in which case they areclassified as wage earners. Other
LOCAL AND SPECIAL SURVEYS 215
employees, including plant workmen, usually are classed as wage earners. Active officers
of corporations are classified assalaried employees. Statistics of wage earners are shown
in two forms; the average number employed during the operating season; and the average
Number employed during the year (the monthly average for the year).
Transporting Trade.—Statistics are obtained on the number of the crew and number of
boats and vessels engaged in transporting fishery products from the fishing grounds to
port, or from port toport. However, if a craft isengaged in catching fish at any time of
the year it is included as a fishing craft rather than as a transporter.
Publication of Data.—Statistics ofemployment in the fisheries, craft andgear engaged,
catch and value of catch, and certain data on industries related to the fisheries are
summarized according to geographic division and published in bulletin form as soon as
possible after the completion ofeach survey. Later the figures inmore detail are included
in the annual reports of the Division.
Prior to 1939, data on catch by counties and operating units by counties were included
in this report. Although the statistics are still collected on this basis, as wel! as by
the waters in which the catches were made, it has not been possible since 1939 to release
this material in printed form due to insufficient printing funds. The data, however, are
on file inthe Washington office and are, inmost instances, tabulated for use in answering
specific requests. It is planned to resume publication of data on catch by counties and
operating units by counties when this becomes possible.
LOCAL AND SPECIAL SURVEYS
Landings at Certain Important United States Ports.—Statistics ofthe landings of aquatic
products at Boston and Gloucester, Mass., and Portland, Maine, are obtained in a manner
similartothat used inthe general canvasses with theexception that anagent is permanently
stationed at each of these ports. Their duties include the obtaining of figures daily on
the quantity of fish landed by each fishing vessel, the value of such fish landed, infor—
mation concerning the date of departure and arrival of the vessel, as well as indicating,
as a result ofpersonal interviews with thevessel captain, the grounds from which the fish
were taken and the gear used intheir capture. These data are forwarded to the Washington
office where compilations are made. Statisticsofthese landings are released monthly and
annually in bulletin form and detailed data are published in the annual reports of this
Division. Productsof American fisheries received duty free at Boston and Gloucester, Mass.,
and Portland, Maine, fromthetreaty coasts ofNewfoundland, Magdalen Islands, andLabrador,
have not been included inthe landings at these ports since 1938. Data on the landings at
Boston and Gloucester, Mass., have been collected annually since 1893, andthose for Port—
land, Maine, since June 1915. Some data areavailable for Boston andGloucester prior to 1893.
Landings at New Bedford, Mass.,.—Statistics on the landings at New Bedford, Mass.,
for 1943 were collected by the Service representatives at. that port and forwarded to the
Washington office for tabulation. The data were released in an annual bulletin and are
included in this report. Statisticsofthe landings at New Bedford have been collected for
each of the years following 1937.
Statistics of the Landings of Fish at Seattle, Wash.,.—Data on the landings at this
port are collected by the Service's representatives in that city. Landings are classified
as those made by United States fishing vessels and those received by Seattle wholesale
dealers. The landings credited toUnited States fishing vessels are made by vessels oper—
ating distinctly as primary fishing units, usually in the offshore fisheries, while those
credited as received by wholesale dealers are usually products of the shore fisheries
collected mainly from points inPuget Sound. They do not include fish received from Alaska
or Canada, orlandings made by the halibut fleet. Statistics of these landings at Seattle
are released monthly and annually in bulletin form and detailed data are published in the
annual reportsofthis Division. Statistics of the landings by fishing vessels at Seattle
have been collected since June 1915 and certain dataonproducts received by Seattle whol e-
sale dealers since December 1915.
216 STATISTICAL SURVEY PROCEDURE
Shad and Alewife fisheries. —Owing to the importance of the Hudson and Potomac Rivers
in the production of shad, surveys for statistics of the catch, value of the catch, and
operating units aremade annually. On the Potomac River similar statistics also areobtained
for the alewife fishery. Much of the data required for these surveys are available from
the State fishery agencies.
Statistics of the shad and alewife fisheries are not published separately in bulletin
form, but a summary of the years activities is published in the annual reports of the
Division.
Statistics of the shad fishery of the Hudson River are available for 1896, 1897, 1898,
1901, 1904, 1910,and from 1915 to 1943, inclusive, whiledata for the shad fishery of the
Potomac River are available for 1896, 1901, 1904, 1909, 1915 and from 1919 to 1942, in—
clusive. Statistics of the alewife fishery of the Potomac River are available for 1896,
1909, !915, and from 1919 to 1942, inclusive.
Pacific Halibut Fishery. —Statistics of the Pacific halibut fishery are obtained by
the Service's personnel in Seattle, aided by Service representatives in Alaska and the
International Fisheries Commission. The fleet classification hasbeen arbitrarily applied
by including in the "Washington fleet" all United States and Alaska vessels that land more
than half of their catch inthat State. All other United States and Alaska vessels of the
halibut fleet are included inthe "Alaska fleet". Monthly and annual statistical bulletins
are available onthis fishery, being published along with thestatistics of the landings of
fishery products at Seattle, Wash., and detailed statistics are published in the annual
reports of the Division. Statistics of the landings of halibut at Pacific coast ports
have been collected since 1925.
Canned Fishery Products and Byproducts.—Beginning in 1921, the Service has made annual
surveys for statistics of the canned fishery products and byproducts industries of every
section. These are begun the first week in January of each year for statistics of the
production in the preceding year. The Service obtains by mail, so far as possible, the
production of canned fishery products or byproducts from each plant in the United States
engaged in this business. Where it is impossible to obtain reports by mai! the report is
obtained by personal visit bythe Service's agents. They obtain statistics of the production
and value of the production for each commodity bycan sizes, case sizes, and trade classi—
fications. The value shown for canned products constitutes the gross amount received by
the packer at the production point, no deductions being made for commission or expenses.
Statistics of the canned fishery products and byproducts produced in Alaska are received
on the same statements obtained bythe Alaska Division that include statistics of general
fishery operations. :
, Annual statistical bulletins are issued on this trade, and detailed statistics of the
output are published in the annual reports of the Division. In addition to the data
obtained on the output of these products annually since 1921, data also usually were
obtained prior to 1921 for the years the various sections were surveyed.
Packaged Fish Trade.—Statistics of the annual production and value of fish packaged
in the United States are obtained as a part of the survey for the statistics of the
canned fishery products andbyproducts industries. These data arereleased in bulletin form
annually and later inmore detailed andadjusted form inthe annual reports of the Division.
Statistics of the production of packaged fish are available for 1926 and the years 1928
to 1943 inclusive. "
Cold-Storage Holdings of Fish.—An arrangement has been made with the Department of
Agriculture whereby statistics of the cold-storage holdings of the various species of fish
and shellfish, by sections of theUnited States are furnished to this Service monthly. Data
also are suppliedonthe quantity ofthe various species of fish frozen and the holdings of
certain cured fish. Bulletins showing these statistics are issuedmonthly aswell as annually.
Detailed cold-storage statistics also are published in the annual Statistical Digests
issued by the Division. Statistics of cold-storage holdings of fishery products have been
.
PRACTICES AND TERMS sig
published since 1917 and data on quantities of fish frozen, for the years from 1920 to
1925, inclusive, and from 1928 to 1943, inclusive.
Sponge Market, Tarpon Springs.—A large proportion of the total output of sponges in
Florida is sold on the sponge exchange at Tarpon Springs. In viewofthis, theService has
obtained from a representative of the exchange annual statisticsofthe quantity and value
of the sponges, by variety classifications, handled through it annually. Statistics ofthe
quantity of sponges marketed bythe exchange are published in bulletin form, and a summary
of the year's activities is published in the annual reports of the Division. Statistics
of the transactions on the sponge exchange are available for 1913, 1914, and for the years
from 1917 to 1943, inclusive.
Foreign Fishery Trade.—Statistics of the foreign fishery trade are obtained from
compilations made by the Bureau of the Census, Department of Commerce. Statistics of all
known fishery products imported orexported have been assembled in one table and published
annually in the reports of the Division in recent years. For earlier years they are
available in the reports of the Bureau of the Census, Bureau of Foreign and Domestic
Commerce, the Bureau of Statistics, the Department of Commerce and Labor, or the Treasury
Department. :
PRACTICES AND TERMS
Certain practices and terms of importance used in the compilation of fishery statistics
are explained below.
Days Absent.—I\n computing "days absent" for vessels landing fares at the various ports,
the day of arrival but not the day of departure are included; thus a vessel leaving port on
the 8th of the month and returning on the I5th of the month will be shown as being absent
7 days.
Operating Units.—Operating units as referred to in this document include persons engaged
in the fisheries, and craft and gear employed in the fisheries.
Vessel.—The term "vessel" refers to a craft having. a capacity of 5 net tons or more.
Boat.—The term "boat" refers to a craft having a capacity of less than 5 net tons.
Incidental Catch.—The term "incidental catch" refers to the catch of certain species
by a type of gear which ordinarily does not capture such species.
Percentages. —Percentages are usually shown as whole numbers. Fractions of percents
are dropped if less than five-tenths, andthe percentage israised to the next higher integer
if the fraction is greater than five-tenths. If the fraction is exactly five-tenths, the
integer is raised or lowered to make it an even number.
Converting. —Many of the figures shown inthe statistical tables publ ished herewith have
been converted to thousands of pounds or dollars. In making these conversions the largest
number from which a group of items is computed is raised or lowered to the nearest thousands
place. The individual items are adjusted to conform to the total thus obtained.
Confidential Data.—The statistical data collected bythe Division ar@é confidential and
are not released except inpublished form or upon approval of the Washington office. Sta—
tistics of production of wholesale andmanufacturing firms arepublished only for commodities
Or geographical areas where theproduction of three ormore concerns may be grouped. Every
effort is made to publish only those figures which will not reveal individual enterprise.
CONVERSION FACTORS
It is the policy of the Service to show detailed catch figures of all products jin pounds.
for the sake of uniformity and for purposes of comparison. This presents little difficulty
in the case of fish since invery rare instances are fish reported inunits of measure other
than pounds. For shellfish, however, the units of measure may be bushels, sacks, barrels,
218 STATISTICAL SURVEY PROCEDURE
thousands of shellfish, gallonsofmeats, etc. These many units make standardizatian dif—
ficult, 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 bivalve mollusks 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 dataonthe production in bushels. These supplementary tables
also give the production of certain other shellfish, such as crabs, in number.
Oysters. —Probably the greatest problem in the presentation of fishery statistics in
uniform units of measure is in the case of oysters. Usually the production of oysters on
the Atlantic and Gulf coasts is reported to Service personnel in bushels; and prior to the
data obtained for the year 1930 conversion from bushels topounds of meats was effected on
the basis of a uniform yield of 7 pounds of meats to the-bushel. However, investigations
have shown considerable variation from this figure. There follows a table which gives the
measures used for oysters in the various States and the average yields per bushel. The
statistical tables in this report are based on these average yields.
MEASURES AND YIELDS OF OYSTERS, 1943
CAPACITY OF VARIATION FROM Us. Se STAND- YIELD PER
STAM STATE BUSHEL ARD BUSHEL LP ee STANDARD
BUSHEL
POUNDS OF POUNDS OF
CUBIC INCHES CUBIC JNCHES PERCENT
MEATS MEATS
MASSACHUSETTS « « «© « «© « 2150.4 6.52
RHODE ISLAND .« «© « « «© « 2150.4 7.00
CONNECTICUT »« «© «© « = «© «@ 2150.4 7.64
NEW YORK « « « © © «= = «© 2150.4 7-50
NEW JERSEY «© »© « «© «© « « 2257.3 7.00
DELAWARE « «© « © © «© © « 2257.3 7.00
MARYLAND & pio) .0 odo 2801.5 4.63
VIRGINIA -« « © « © © © & 3003.4 4.19
NORTH CAROLINA « «= « « 2801.9 3.38
SOUTH CAROLINA . = = e - 4071.5 3.06
GEORGIA . - «© » © «© «© «© 5343.9 3.01
FLORIDA .«. « DyieeUare a 3214.1 2.95
ALABAMA . ~~ «© « «© © « « « 2826.2 4.14
MISSISSIPPI] . . - « «© © « 2826.2 3.78
LOUISIANA . « + « - . 2148.4 4.75
TEXAS « «© eo ws © + 2700.0 3.58
NOTE:--DATA ON YIELDS FOR MASSACHUSETTS - DELAWARE: ARE FOR 1943; FOR MARYLAND AND VIRGINIA, 1942; AND FOR
NORTH CAROLINA AND TEXAS, 1940.
Other. Mollusks.—the following table shows the conversion factors forvarious mollusks,
other than oysters, used in this report.
AVERAGE YIELDS OF CERTAIN MOLLUSKS, 1943
-
CLAMS, HARD | ciams,| CLAMS,| CLAMS,| MUSSELS,
RAZOR SEA
pustic | pRivATE| SOFT | SURF :
1
PERIWINKLES
AND COCKLES
MAINE »« « « «© «©
NEW HAMPSHIRE .
MASSACHUSETTS «
RHODE ISLAND .
CONNECTICUT «. -
wW
N
oer en TP tei Ts
fo)
NEW YORK -
.
‘NEW JERSEY .
DELAWARE « «
MARYLAND « «
‘VIRGINIA - « «
NORTH CAROLINA.
SOUTH CAROLINA.
FLORIDA « « « «
i
Ett tet i
NOTE:--DATA BASED ON U. S. STANDARD BUSHEL OF 2150.4 CUBIC INCHES.
CONVERSION FACTORS fee
Other Conversion Factors. —The principal other conversion factors that have been used
in this report are as follows.
Crabs, soft and peelers:
To convert number of crabs to weight in pounds in New Jersey, Delaware, Maryland,
Virginia, South Carolina, and Florida, divide by 4; in North Carolina, divide by 5; in
Mississippi, divide by 3; and in Louisiana, divide by 2.89.
Crabs, hard:
In Rhode Island, divide by 2.79; in New York, New Jersey, Delaware, Maryland, and
Virginia, divide by 3; in North Carolina, South Carolina, and Georgia, divide by 2; in
Florida, divide by 2.01; in Alabama, divide by 2.4; in Mississippi, divide by 2.09; in
Louisiana, divide by 2.07; and in Texas, divide by 2.11.
Crabs, rock:
In Maine and New Hampshire, divide by 3; and in Massachusetts, divide by 4.
Crabs, stone:
In all States divide by 1.04.
Crabs, horseshoe:
In all States multiply by 4.
Sponges, dried:
In Florida, convert number of bunches to weight in pounds as follows: large wool,
multiply by Il; small wool, multiply by 6; wool rags, multiply by 4.68; yellow, multiply
by 3; and grass, multiply by 4.
RUNAROUND, GILL NETS
Se ee Pe
—_ —
LOBSTER POT
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SECTION 12.- GLOSSARY OF NAMES OF FISHERY PRODUCTS
In order to prevent misunderstanding in the use of common names employed in the tables
and discussions, the following list of common and scientific names is given.
COMMON NAMES AS SHOWN
IN SERVICE REPORTS
ALEWIFE. csc sccccvscsesecs
AMBERJACK oc cecscrccccces
ANCHOVY .cscccccerccrercces
ANGELFISH...csescccecsere
BARRACUDA‘ oe eis sisiciejsieln nese
BLACK BASSo.sccsssccosevce
BLUEF ISH. .c-ccccevcses
BLUE PIKE. csccccccccorcvoe
BLUE RUNNER OR HARDTAIL...
BONITO. cccscsccerscorecese
BOWF INe cceccsccesesercrcce
BUFFALOF ISH. .c-ccccerccere
BURBOT..e.
BUTTERF !SH
CABIO. creccreccsescsevvcce
CABRILLA.cccvsevcceccccce
CARP. cccccccscccsccosecvece
CATFISH AND BULLHEADS.....
CEROccccccesccereseceroves
CHUB. -cecrccerercseccceces
CIGARF ISHesecossccccccsece
CISCO. cccrescsccescresccoe
COD. cocceacesccccrccccecese
CRAPPIE.cecscrcrcresccacce
CREVALLE scsceseccscreceres
CROAKERecessccrcccreserecel
CUNNEReccorcserccccecesoso
CUSK.cccscccscrcsose
DOLLY VARDEN TROUT...
DOLPHINF ISH. .cccrcecrcrese
DRUM :
BLACKescccrcccrcccseces
REDoccccscsercccccscres
EEL:
COMMON. cscoccosssccoses
CONGER..-csecccescceces
FLOUNDER:
GRAY SOLE..-c-csccesoce
LEMON SOLE... ..cscrcrove
YELLOWTAIL AND DAB.....
BLACKBACK...0-cseccvecel
FLUKE g++ erererssoveres
neOLe ccc erecesvcecgees
CALIFORNIA HALIBUT ...|
UNCLASSIFIED... ccccosece
FLYINGF ISH... ccesssescceces
FRIGATE MACKEREL.c-ceecese
GARF ISH. cesceccercsevesere
GIZZARD SHAD. .-.ceassseces
GOLDF ISHewesecesescresases
GOOSEF ISH. -cecscrececscerss
GRAYF ISHoeeerccercccccrecs |
GROUPERecosecescserssevess
GRUNT cceccscrevccsseseses
HADDOCK ooccesercccreresecs
HAKE os cvcrescsccsscssceees
OTHER COMMON NAMES
|
a
|
~ SCIENTIFIC NAMES
BRANCH HERRING, WALL-EYED OR BIG-EYED
HERRING.
BLUEBACK, GLUT HERRING ceaserccescvecnccococe
eeecesesacrerecceceeseresoeeserecosersoravescses
POMOLOBUS PSEUDOHARENGUS.
POMOLOBUS AESTIVALIS. —
SERIOLA SPECIES.
ENGRAULIS MORDAX.
ANCHOVIELLA DELICATISSIMA.
ANCHOVIELLA COMPRESSA.
POMACANTHUS SPECIES
HOLACANTHUS SPECIES
coco ccc c cores ececereverercccccscscscsscessseee] SPHYRAENA ARGENTEA.
SMALLMOUTH BASS o.ccescccccsccecesesccesecssss| MICROPTERUS DOLOMIEU.
LARGEMOUTH BASS .. .| M1 CROPTERUS SALMO|DES
TAILOR, SKIPJACK ... .| POMATOMUS SALTATRIX
PIKE PERCH, BLUE PICKEREL (CANADA) .........-. STIZOSTEDION VITREUM GLAUCUM.
RUNNER ccsccececccecocaccccccsccccssevecere+s+ CARANX CRYSOS.
SARDA SARDA.
SARDA CHILIENSIS.
FRESH-WATER DOGFISH .c.ccecesocccocecccesecers| AMIA CALVA.
pslcleielelsleleisiainicicleitionisisisivieicieleie cieiineeiciesen en nitioee | ECihOBUSESPECTESS
LAWYER, LING . oeeeees| LOTA MACULOSA.
+eeeee.| PORONOTUS TRIACANTHUS.
COALFISH, CRAB EATER, COBIA ..c.s+ceese+e-0+s-| RACHYCENTRON CANADUS. |
ROCK BASS .eccserecocccacccsceccscvsseseseeess| EPINEPHELUS ANALOGUS (PACIFIC COAST)
GERMAN CARP ..cecesescccscceseseccccsosesesses| CYPRINUS CARPIO.
AMEIURUS SPECIES.
ICTALURUS SPECIES.
LEPTOPS OLIVARIS.
PAINTED MACKEREL, KINGFISH »...0+e+eeeseee00+e| SCOMBEROMORUS REGALIS.
TULLIBEE IN CANADA; LONGJAW, BLUEFIN, BLACK- | ALL LEUCHICHTHYS EXCEPT ARTEDI (IN
FIN IN UNITED. STATES eccsccccece GREAT LAKES).
SCAD cocesccccecerccccccscocecesesssocecece+ee| DECAPTERUS PUNCTATUS. _
HERRING IN CANADA ococdcoccccccscceseseseeeses| LEUCICHTHYS ARTED! (LAKE ERIE ONLY)
CODF ISH weseeeeesecaccensereceserererenscese ed [OADUS MACROCEPHALUS (PACIFIC COAST).
GADUS CALLARIAS (ATLANTIC COAST).
WHITE CRAPPIE .2-c-ccesccesesccerssesosscosese| POMOXIS ANNULARIS.
BLACK CRAPPIE, STRAWBERRY BASS, CALICO BASS ..| POMOXIS SPAROIDES.
WAGK felaisiele oie cicieie cleicloisielsielsialeveleleisicisieisie(aicielercleisielate| KCAR ANX@IH EP OSE
CROCUS, HARDHEAD .ccccecesescsceoscrerecseeses| MICROPOGON UNDULATUS.
CHOGSET, BLUE PERCH, BERGALL ...c.eseeeseseees| TAUTOGOLABRUS ADSPERSUS.
SALMON TROUT, BULL TROUT
Dolelele clereieiniticiciele vie sicieisieniecieiniceelziciee cleldeicieica nent CORY PHAENANHIIPPURUS
Cree eeecerereseseoesccesscesesseososesosaeese |
Cee ese serec os eceessosesesosoeoreseoososesere
Corer eros ererereseceroreseseoeseseresosererece
@YSTER CRACKER cccrcccscseseccsccssecesecereee| POGONIAS CROMIS.
CHANNEL BASS, REDFISH, SPOTTED BASS ..¢++2-e+e+| SCIAENOPS OCELLATUS.
eer er erccccccccereresecesesecoccsesesesseeses| ANGUILLA ROSTRATA.
eco cccercrerercccrecoceresovcseseseseceseseses| LEPTOCEPHALUS CONGER.
sececececccescccccsecececccevececcccessecocceel GLYPTOCEPHALUS CYNOGLOSSUS.
<i iececcccuccccoucsecevesacccecacecoevsesevese| PSEUDOPLEURONECTES DIGNABILIS.
LIMANDA FERRUGINEA.
HIPPOGLOSSOIDES PLATESSOIDES.
WINTER FLOUNDER ...esccssesecesccesesssecesesa] PSEUDOPLEURONECTES AMERICANUS.
SUMMER FLOUNDER ....ccccccccccececccececececed PARALICTHYS DENTATUS.
Jielsjsicisla vig eldleaiacieg cour edecencde oeuonaseneeeued WPUEURONEGMIOAENSPECIES. (PACIRICECORS |
wdc ncdatalenuiule ererciuleleiecie celacnisle dea anente cl PARAL CHTAYSICALIFORNICUSS
‘| PLEURONECTIDAE SPECIES.
rico sete aster <] CYPSILURUS CALIFORNICAS.
BOO! HOON crais aroiato-e’sieistetaielelcterate-alg SARI enG ce EE AURIS NTHAZARDS
Sas bchiae tongs a diiew nae busisleiouts cee ese sean aul COSURUSIIGPECIES's
NANNY SHAD, MUD SHAD ..ccecesececececeeeeeeese| DOROSOMA CEPEDIANUM.
SAND PERCH cscsecececcsocccecececeserecereseee CARASSIUS AURATUS.
ALLMOUTH, ANGLERFISH ...cccccceccsesececeseeee] LOPHIUS PISCATORIUS.
SQUALUS SUCKLI! (PACIFIC COAST).
SPINY DOG .ccccccececccccccccevecccecececesese SQUALUS ACANTHIAS.
soy noe kee Eee eeaenie | (MUSTELUSIMUSTELUS.
ASE A, BRSS ec eee Tee Cae eT Cote ne cuss She ClES
MYCETEROPERCA SPECIES.
MARGATEFISH, SAILORS CHOICE (KEY WEST) ...+.«.. HAEMULON SPECIES.
sere c cere rere er esererorssesoesserssereseres
MELANOGRAMMUS AEGLEFINUS.
SQUIRREL HAKE, BOSTON HAKE, LING, BLACK UROPHYCIS SPECIES (ATLANTIC COAST).
HAKE, MUD HAKE.
MERLUCCIO ecevecccscevcsecccevecccosecesssseed MERLUCCIUS PRODUCTUS (PACIFIC COAST).
Pecos oresorereseseresessseseoressrosssereceress
DOGFISH wccccesesccccesesescscceresesecerores
GLOSSARY OF NAMES OF FISHERY PRODUCTS
COMMON NAMES AS SHOWN
IN SERVICE REPORTS
HALIBUT. .sccecscescereres
HARDHEAD sc ocerererererece
HARVESTFISH.cscrceesereces
HERRING:
LAKE. csercrcossersceses
ROUNDe-ceeeeesscvoreres
SEAsccecereresevesvcens
HERRING SMELT. .secerereves
HICKORY SHAD..«+eceesscess
HOGCHOKER..
HOGF ISH. ..eeereces
HORSE MACKEREL. c.cscsereess
JEWF ISH. cece cecerecerecess
JOHN DORY...scrcseveresece
KINGFISH. wc cserececeserece
KING WHITING. .cscceeserece
LAKE TROUT. csecererccereess
LAMPREY .csesecereccseseces!
LAUNCE oc csecececccecsceres
LINGCOD. .ceererecccecesece
MACKEREL. .ceeeececesersecs
MENHADEN. oeesesercceserese
MINNOW. cccsescsesesesecoes
MOONF ISHeweeeeecscerorercs
MULCEM icin! a(o'o's o.s\nino0 eee @ue/es
MUMMICHOG. .ccereseccccceesl
MUTTONF ISH...
PADDLEFISH....-.-
PERCH (CALIFORNIA)..eceee:
BED Ui seietisiaa vie we pinea ance
PATGFUSH ele cits sieace\sainiejacimays
PIKE OR PICKEREL..+e.eseee
wee eeree
PILCHARD. wees csecererersce
PINF ISH. ce erenercrerereress
POLLOCK se. cseceserereverecs
POMPANOs.oseseceseseserece
PORGY eee csceccserereserece
QUILLBACK. ce erecereverecs
RATF ISH. cs esecerorecereres
ROACH. coreserereresscneecs
ROCK BASS..-eserererececes
ROCKF ISHe se scresereseceees
ROSEF ISH... ee esecerevevere
RUDDERF ISH... eeereseenes
SABLEF ISH... ccececcesececes|
SALMON:
ATLANTICe.cccrererecece
PACIFIC:
BLUEBACK, RED, OR
SOCKEYE.ccerevesere
CHINOOK OR KING...
CHUM OR KETAceecesesss
HUMPBACK OR PINK..-«--
SILVER OR COHO.......
STEELHEAD. ..-e+eeeees
SAND PERCH. ..e-csereees
SAUGER. ccererececeveses
SCULPIN« cescecereceroceces
SCUP. cree eseresesererecee
SEA BASS. .creeeeerereseres
OTHER COMMON NAMES
ee ee ee i es
STARFISH, DOLLARFISH, PAPPYFISH, BUTTER-
FISH (N. C.)
PRR Oem eee rere reresesereseee
HERRING ceccccccesecevevcsccccscesesesese
eee
SOP O HHO eH eee ra emeeeeeesesesese
sete eeeenee
ee ee ee ee
SEA SMELT wccccccvaccscsccccecccecescvecvetes
TAILOR SHAD, SKIP ..eseeee
CAPITAINE, PERRO PERRO ccccecececsrecervcece
PACIFIC cascccsereceserececevesevesevecveece
ATCANTGa=(SEE, TUNAs) cccieccelc ere eislsiee arcieersiacte
ee er
Seem eee emer esas asesesesetes
POOP Omer eer eee esse eeerereeeseseeere
KING MACKEREL, CERO cocecerecerecerecesnsece
LITTLE RONCADOR, CROAKER cresecerccerererecs
NORTHERN WHITING, KINGFISH, SEA MINK .
Oe ry
|
.
PROOF O HO HEHEHE HEHEHE HEHEHE HEHEHE OH EEE®
SAND EEL, LANT, SAND LAUNCE .ecceeecreeececes
CULTUS COD, BLUE COD, BUFFALO COD, LING ....
ee eee ee ee ee ee
MOSSBUNKER, POGY, FATBACK wesececevececerers
emer ere reser er erereresesesereseseseresesese
SAND PERCH o.e-0-
TOOTHED HERRING .
ee ee eo
MUM PIUNGEMULUE TO aigin'e/a\e o’e'sieie\eia'sisaleisieieisims’e e'piele=
NEMGISHIMKICCIE (SHinvweccccensavameataciecien
MUDTONESNAPPER® acincisis pacaceaissniesiee sob aausin
SPODNENIISICAT occ una tneeadencapepene/wens aunt
SEE SURFFISHES.
SEE POMPANO.
HOGEISHMIN«t Cel) cu sienes civic sic caaces’ns' sus sive -'s
GREAT LAKES PIKE covececeseceresnssserecases
SARDINE wcccssescorsrerssossrssesaeersessore
BREAM, SALT-WATER BREAM csccecerererereceres
PERMIT, GREAT POMPANO .cceresecerecesarerece
PORGEE sec eeererececereresesererererareseres
SPEARFISH OR SKIMFISH cocececcrereceessecere
sere
REDEYE, GOGGLE-EYE wsccecesecacersrereserecs
GROUPERS sscrecererereserecsserererssereeece
ROCK COD eeesesesevererevcces
|
BLUE BASS, GREENF ISH
HALFMOON ceceseccsesererereresesesareresenee
BLACK COD eeeceseresereracererereseressceres
Oem w ewe e eer ereeerenee
Terer er Cree eee ere eee eee eee eee eee)
RRO eRe e HHO HHH H EEE E OEE EEE EH EF EHD
TYEE, SPRING .
DOG SALMON .
ee
eeere Pe
ee eeweee ee
eee ee ee ee ee ee ee eee ee)
Smee eee ee HERO HEHE ESTEE HHH EEHEE EEE H SEE EED
(SEE STEELHEAD’ TROUT.)
Terererer errr re eee eee re ee eee eee ee
SAND PIKE wececesereveeeees
PAUGY OR PORGY, FAIR MAID sseresececerereres
BLACK JEWFISH OR BLACK SEA BASS .-ses-eeeeee
BLACK SEA BASS, BLACKFISH cecresesecerereses
WHITE SEA BASS cesceceesvererereccsersrerese
++ MENTICIRRHUS SPECIES.
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SCIENTIFIC NAMES
HIPPOGLOSSUS H!IPPOGLOSSUS.
ARTHODON MICROLEPIDOTUS (PACIFIC COAST)
PEPRILUS ALEPIDOTUS.
LEUCICHTHYS ARTED! (GREAT LAKES,
EXCEPT ERIE).
ETRUMEUS SADINA.
CLUPEA HARENGUS (ATLANTIS COAST).
CLUPAE PALLASI! (PACIFIC COAST).
ARGENTINA SILUS.
POMOLOBUS MEDIOCRIS.
ACHIRUS FASCIATUS.
LACHNOLAIMUS MAXIMUS. (FLORIDA).
TRACHURUS SYMMETRICUS.
PROMICROPS ITAIARA.
ZENOPSIS OCELLATA.
SCOMBEROMORUS CAVALLA (ATLANTIC COAST
SCOMBEROMORUS REGALIS (ATLANTIC COAST
GENYONEMUS LINAETUS (CALIFORNIA)
CRISTIVOMER NAMAYCUSH.
PETROMYZON MARINUS.
AMMODYTES AMERICANUS.
OPHIODON ELONGATUS.
SCOMBER SCOMBRUS (ATLANTIC COAST)
PNEUMATOPHORUS DIEGO (PACIFIC COAST).
BREVOORTIA TYRANNUS.
CYPRINIDAE SPECIES.
GERRIDAE SPECIES.
HIODON SPECIES.
VOMER SETIPINNIS.
SELENE VOMER.
MUGIL SPECIES.
FUNDULUS SPECIES.
LUTIANUS ANALIS.
POLYODON SPATHULA.
ORTHOPRISTIS CHRYSOPTERUS.
ESOX RETICULATUS.
ESOX LUCIUS.
SARDINA CAERULEA.
LAGODON RHOMBO!IDES.
POLLACHIUS VIRENS.
TRACHINOTUS GOODE!.
TRACHINOTUS SPECIES (ATLANTIC COAST).
PALOMETA SIMILLIMA (PACIFIC COAST).
CALAMUS SPECIES.
CARPIODES SPECIES.
HYDROLAGUS COLLIE!.
NOTEMIGONUS CRYSOLEUCAS.
AMBLOPLITES RUPESTRIS (MISSISSIPPI
RIVER TO ATLANTIC SEABOARD).
PARALABRAX NEBULIFER (PACIFIC COAST).
SEBASTODES SPECIES (PACIFIC COAST).
SEBASTES MARINUS.
GIRELLA NIGRICANS (PACIFIC COAST).
MEDIALUNA CALIFORNIENSIS (PACIFIC COAST).
ANOPLOPOMA FIMBRIA.
SALMO SALAR (ATLANTIC COAST).
ONCORHYNCHUS NERKA.
ONCORHYNCHUS TSCHAWYTSCHA.
ONCORHYNCHUS KETA. :
ONCORHYNCHUS GORBUSCHA.
ONCORHYNCHUS KISUTCH.
BAIRDIELLA CHRYSURA.
STIZOSTEDIAN CANADENSE.
COTTIDAE SPECIES.
STENOTOMUS SPECIES.
STEREOLEPIS GIGAS (PACIFIC COAST).
CENTROPRISTES STRIATUS (ATLANTIC COAST).
CYNOSCION NOBILIS (PACIFIC COAST).
220 “GLOSSARY OF NAMES OF FISHERY PRODUCTS
COMMON NAMES AS SHOWN
IN SERVICE REPORTS OTHER COMMON NAMES SCIENTIFIC NAMES
SEA CATFISHsccccesccccores| GAFFTOPSAIL occscrocescserecsereresessecseseesd BAGRE MARINA.
SEA ROBINecccercscccrcrcce] coccrererecerereersrerecerssesesossssvesecsesd PRIONOTUS SPECIES.
AMERICAN SHAD .c.c-escsccecocececsceresssesed ALOSA SAPIDISSIMA.
pee cerereceserecececoreserscesscssecesssecesd CARCHARODON SPECIES; MUSTELUS SPECIES,
CARCHARHINUS SPECIES; SPHYRNA SPECIES.
sec ecececerereceseccsesvsesescesessorsceseed( ARCHOSARGUS PROBATOCEPAALUS (ATLANTIC
SHEEPSHEAD. .-csecesececers COAST).
se cecccccereccresecececcccsssocssescseseors+e 4) ARCHOSARGUS UNIMACULATUS (FLORIDA).
DRUM, FRESH-WATER o+e-csecesecesaceesserees+q|APLODINOTUS GRUNNIENS (FRESH-WATER) -
SHEEPSHEAD, CAL!FORNIA..««| REDFISH, FATHEAD o-cccscresccereccssesceseced PIMELOMETOPON PULCHER.
SILVER PERCH. cee-ccesecese| SAND PERCH .crescceccscveccsevcseraccresersed BAIRDIELLA CHRYSURA.
SILVERS IDEescccseccceseres| SPEARING sesccrecocesccerecccessceccreresssed MENIDIA SPECIES.
SKATE sesscesece soccer) ocnooppo0r sac RAJA SPECIES.
SKIPPERsscsocecssececessve| BILLFISH « asusGoO SCOMBERESOX SAURUS.
: cee cecccecececccescsecerccscecscosescrecsesced OSMERUS MORDAX (ATLANTIC COAST AND
SME sTjoleteieteteicieiarctersteleteretaieratcte GREAT LAKES).
ve coccceccceceterccercccrsscrscesssesecesered ARGENTINIDAE SPECIES (PACIFIC COAST).
EULACHON .cvesccoccceccccsecorecnssccrecscesa THALEICHTHYS PACIFICUS.
SHARK. c-cscccce-rcrccereres
SNAPPER:
LANE cscccsesccesccesese| SCHOOLMASTER .cscscse-scocererecesereseceseee LUTIANUS APODUS.
MANGROVE o.cseeccesecese| GRAY SNAPPER .cscserocerescresorererscererese] LUTIANUS GRISEUS.
Fe bsocoubeoudenoobodad) GoacoeabbdoccddunJconsnconodncocedasadonAacod) LUAU) EINER) | 0
SNOOK..2.0-0-0: »+.| ROBALO, SERGEANTFISH ..+-. ++. CENTROPOMUS UNDECIMALIS. ‘
SPADEF ISH. .2+0+e ess] PORGY (N. Co) werereccreve ««.| CHAETODIPTERUS FABER.
SPANISH MACKEREL. c-ccase-e| cocccccecccecccevssececeresssonccecesereseses| SCOMBEROMORUS MACULATUS.
SPUITTALccsccccecccercces| mecrccecscerccacccacccccncccscaccroceserccs. el POGONICHTHYS MACROLEPIDOTUS:
SPOT. cocerccccererercceres| LAFAYETTE, GOODY o.escsccccecesscccsreceseres] LEIOSTOMUS XANTHURUS.
SQUAWF ISH. ccccecesccescce+| SACRAMENTO PIKE ssc-sccsecosccevcreccserereee| PTYCHOCHEILUS GRANDIS.
SQUETEAGQUE :
GRAY. -cessececscesesese| GRAY TROUT, WEAKFISH, TROUT .ccere'rccececeses| CYNOSCION REGALIS.
SPOTTED. e-cse-eee SPOTTED WEAKFISH, SPOTTED TROUT ......-.+0+«.| CYNOSCION NEBULOSUS.
SAND TROUT .eccscrscccecccecssesecovesevesese| CYNOSCION ARENARIUS.
(SEE HAKE.)
SALMON TROUT .occvc-ccesccercserecccesssesess| SALMO GAIRDNERI |.
ROCKFISH, ROCK, JACK c.scesesesecsreserseseses| ROCCUS SAXATILIS.
o+eee.| ACIPENSER SPECIES.
STRIPED BASS..e.cse+e-e-0:
STURGEON ceeotelerelarolernietainielere liicrotetetersiere etetolemaisioin avarayeretaiereiealcrereierayelercis
STURGEON, SHOVELNOSE..+ec0| cocccccececececcceroscrsceceseseserescesssces| SCAPHIRHYNCHUS FLATORYNCHUS.
SUCKERS clstoisieistercininies | FRESH-WATER MULLET .2-cscceccsecesecesesc+e+s| CATOSTOMIDAE SPECIES.
SUNFISH... eee| BREAM, PERCH .esccecccccececccececsceseresese| CENTRARCHIDAE SPECIES.
SURFFIISH so ncemieenctclceel|PURERCHIbsisenenneeimienenieisieisniisinelicetileeianemeee tes fOhOCIDAERSEEGIESE
SWELLFISH..cse-scseeess+e+e| PUFFER, SWELL TOAD, BALLOONFISH, GLOBEFISH ..| SPHEROIDES MACULATUS.
SWORDFISH Ec nitere ne cantata tlc cicatleteioticiemisiccint elicits seme cinei secre aeiseiicle PEXUPHRASEGUADIUS.
TAUTOG.c.cscrececcsecesece| BLACKFISH, OYSTERFISH .e-essccsesececececees| TAUTOGA ONITIS.
TENPOUNDER...+-0-e+e-0+e-0| ELOPS, BIG-EYED HERRING .--0-+secesevereeeses| ELOPS SAURUA.
THIMBLE-EYED MACKEREL. .0+0| scccccocesccccesorecescrccescsesesesererereee| PNUEMATOPHORUS COLIAS.
TILEFISHesccecececcccceces| ccaccceccsecccccorececssesesesccovccerscecese| LOPHOLATILUS CHAMAELEONTICEPS.
Poncon jecroatoes TOMCOD (ATLANTIC COAST).
ener rere receraseces| St eserereresecerererecoreresecesecssersssserally ConeanS PROXIMUS (PACIFIC COAST).
TRIGGERF ISH sees acalsceis seal tecccascciislemenciaiisiesia.s cles elleieis\oeiesielesleielea|( BALI STESHCAPRISCUSS
TRIPLETAI Lewssccocecececes| SUNFISH (No C.) ccccecocececececcrerccecerees| LOBOTES SURNIAMENSIS.
TULLIBEE ss osecssececeereeee| (SEE CHUB.)
TUNA AND TUNALIKE FISHES:
ALBACORE..ceeececeseros| LONGFIN TUNA esocecosoresesererecececesereres| GERMO ALALUNGA.
qeecececerecsctpeceseceres «+eee+s| THUNNUS SALIENS.
HORSE MACKEREL” ..cece-eceserereesseseseeese| THUNNUS THYNNUS.
cc cecececececccerecesececesecccosereseseseees| THUNNUS SECUNDODORSALIS.
BON! TO , SARDA SARDA (ATLANTIC COAST).
ee eset ereseresere ere rererorerererererecasosesesesesesesorsre Hicanng CHILIENSIS (PACIFIC COAST).
SKIPUACKecccesssececers| STRIPED TUNA -c-ccceccecccccocecererereserecs| KATSUWONUS PELAMIS-
YELLOWFIN-ccccerereccse| corcseccscceccssrerccersseccsccssererececssss| NEOTHUNNUS MACROPTERUS.
oehiciux HALIBUT SR eae HIPPOGLOSSOIDES (OFF NEW
BLUEFINe«cce-cscrcecece
_—_——
TURBO jeteretaeateretslateroteisvererelelets ENGLAND. ) .
AMERICAN TURBOT, TRIGGERFISH ..-ese-e+e+ese+a/(BALISTES CAROLINENSIS (OFF FLORIDA.)
WAHOO sc rae teenies cacciceal mice cite cciieminmienielosliesisielisisiseleiioiemiviciiecitetie se /MACANTHOGYD (UMESOLANDRIIe
WHITE BASS..ccccececececes| WHITE LAKE BASS osccesorecccereceveccrerseese| ROCCUS CHRYSOPS.
WHITEBAIT. .2-c+e+eseseseee| SMALL FRY OF SEVERAL SPECIES ..
WHITEFISH:
COMMON ee RL COREGONUS CLUPEIFORMIS (GREAT LAKES).
wSeeeerererererereseeesereorererereeeeeraseseee CABLOLATILUS PRINCEPS (PACIFIC COAST).
MENOMINEE </a(oicicletersietatetsteta | Pivots atevelstalstetefe’o\sis(s\«)e/«/o(a(«)=1s | PROSOPIUM QUAORILATERALE .
Cie tae baonaocnoocacod|. coosoocccoRcscHpocadenT | MORONE AMERICANA (ATLANTIC COAST).
WHITING. seccccececcccrcvee| SILVER HAKE coscoscccccccsovcvecsccrsrerccsee MERLUCCIUS BILINEARIS.
WOLFF ISHssececerece «| CATFISH (No E.) secccccrececcccccrerecssesess| ANARHICHAS LUPUS.
YELLOW PERCH.... ul uetate chetaveistis|s cteisisialelelelelajalcieieleisien aieisietateleroieteiereiaee MRE RCANBEAVESCENSE
YELLOW PIKE... see| WALL-EYED PIKE, PIKE PERCH, DORE .«...-eee+e-e| STIZOSTEDION VITREUM VITREUM.
VECUONTALG jocxinus CHRYSURUS (ATLANTIC COAST).
ereserereeererer Scores es es eeeeeseeeeseeereeeseeseeeseseraeeees SERIOLA DORSALIS (PACIFIC COAST).
CRAB:
MARD-SHELL CRAB, BLUE CRAB co-eeecesesseeeeed CALLINECTES SAPIDUS.
HARD. -ccccececesscece-e| | DUNGENESS CRAB ccesescceceserece CANCER MAGISTER (PACIFIC COAST).
ROCK CRAB, HARD CRAB .eseseeee CANCER IRRORATUS (ATLANTIC COAST).
SOFT ANO PEELERS....-+.| SOFT-SHELLEO CRAB, BLUE CRAB .o-e-eeseeeeee-q CALLINECTES SAPIDUS.
KINGsoccccccccecccccccdl. odcoec cease Giles ses cecscllocciecceenececccesd) PARAUUTHODESTCAMTSCHATICA) (PACIEICICOASIU}»
KING OR HORSESHOE Wee Tee no coco ateiniesailsijeiineee oeeee ee UUIMULUSIAATUANTILCECOAS TI) s
STONE)<is\cla'd v vcvcteevlsisisiolc al Culeteice arcasic alain elele’eteinstelsloinelaeiele(s\eleleielelels/elererel-votq MEN LDP IMMER GENARIIAS
GLOSSARY OF NAMES OF FISHERY PRODUCTS
COMMON NAMES AS SHOWN
IN SERVICE REPORTS
CRAWFISH:
FRESH-WATER. «+. sseseeee
SEA ccc recereceresecee
LOBSTER:
COMMON. eseseccceacesece
SPINYVesecccsceccserere
SHRIMP. ccccccseseseserere
ABALONE. cccrererosecesece
CLAM:
COCKLE. -ecerererereves
HARD ssc ccceccccscceses
PISMO. cs sceceserceeres
RAZOR» wcccsesececerers
SOFTecerccecercvcceces
SURF ecseresecccecesece
LIMPETccccesasocerecscese
CONCH ec eccrercccrerereree
COQUINAscocerecererereces
MUSSEL=
SEAcecevscsecerecerers
FRESH-WATER« cree eceves
OGTORUS wicls «i cials\alsisiainie/sieteiate
OYSTER:
EASTERNe.ceececscerene
PACIFIC (INTRODUCED)..
WESTERNeisisislclnaicince sce
PERIWINKLE. sesesccccacers
SCALLOP:
BAY ew ccccececesccsrene
SEAserercceceressseces
SQUID. cesreccresascsevece
SEA URCHINescercrervseces
STARF ISH. cccccresececeses
TERRAPINe co cscceceraseres
TURTLE:
GREEN. essseecceenceces
LOGGERHEAD...crerecece
HAWKSBILLewccesereccee
SNAPPER. cecccecsescece
SOF T-SHELLescsoceseces
FROGS. ccccccnccroseravece
IRISH MOSS....
KELP cercccreeecaccrevere
SPONGE =
GLOVE ee eeerevesccereee
GRASS. ccs eceresecesece
SHEEPSWOOL.. see eeeeee
YELLOW. ccc eerocervvece
TREPANGe coe ecerecerereees
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OTHER COMMQN NAMES
SCIENTIFIC NAMES
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CRAYFISH ccccccrcccccreccccceccsesececeseces
ROCK LOBSTER, CRAYFISH .e-ccccececeseseseses
eee eee eee ee ee eee ce ee ee
(SEE SEA CRAWFISH.)
ee ee ee ee ee i as
eee ee eee eee ee ee ee ay
POPC O PO eee eee eee es errr en sere ereresesosere
BUTTER) ccacccccccvecnceccenvecscccsecesescces
ROUND CLAM, CHERRYSTONE, QUAHOG, LITTLE
NECK
ee eee ee eee ee ee ee ee rey
SOFT~SHELL,CLAM, SAND CLAM, NANNYNOSE,
MANINOSE.
SKIMMER ccccccccccccecccscccccccesescceseces
SPOOR e eer esererereseserere
POOH HOH EH Ose HOHE EEE EEE EEE Eee EEsEeeseEeS®
POPE HOH e HOH eee tere rere eres eeeeeeesesesese
POMPANO SHELLS .ccccccecccccccccccccscececes
PHS mem ere reser eeer eases esesereseserereseser
OPPO HO eer ese rer esesereeesererererereseseses
CR e meer eres rer erererereresesesereseseseses
VAPANESE ccccccresccececerevcccccccccceccces
OLYMPIA ..
POPP H eee Hee e HHH EE EE EEE EEE Ee eEeeseseseses
POOR emer eee ree eee eres eraeeseeeseeeeeseseee
POPP O eee eee rete e eH eee eer eH erereHesesEseseee
POP meee eee eeeererereseseresesese
DIAMOND-BACK TERRAPIN
PO eee ererereresssesese
SOOO Here eee e eraser eeesesereseserereserese
POORER eee HOHE HEHE TEETH EEE HEHEHE EEE EE ESOS
HARD~SHELL, ALLIGATOR TURTLE eee cere renesene
SOPOT POH Ee HEHE HEHEHE HEE EE EEE eeeesEserane
Co oe
Coen ere renee eeeeerereses
PRO H OHHH EHO EEE EET EEE E EEE H EH EERE SHEE SEES
SOHO E HH OHO EOE OEE EEE EEE H EE EE SHEE EEE EEH OS
SPORTS HEHEHE TEESE HEHEHE EEE ESSE SESE SEES
POR O OE HHH HOES HEHE TREE HOSES OEE EEE EEE SEES
BORER OHH ee eee ease eeeeeeeeorerererereseres
SEA CUCUMBER ceccccccscrereresnsersceceseces
CAMBARUS SPECIES (ATLANTIC COAST).
ASTACUS SPECIES (PACIFIC COAST).
ee AR@US (ATLANTIC CoasT).
PANULIRUS INTERRUPTUS (PACIFIC COAST).
HOMARUS AMERICANUS (ATLANTIC COAST).
PENEUS SETIFERUS.
PENEUS BRASILIENSIS (ATLANTIC
AND GULF COASTS).
PANDALUS SPECIES (PACIFIC COAST).
PANDALOPSIS SPECIES (PACIFIC COAST).
CRANGON SPECIES (PACIFIC COAST).
HALOTIS SPECIES.
CAROIUM CORBIS (PACIFIC COAST).
SAXIDOMUS NUTTALL.
TIRELA STULTORUM (PACIFIC COAST).
VENUS MERCENARIA [ATLANTIC COAST).
VENUS MORTON! (FLORIDA COAST).
TIVELA STULTORUM (PACIFIC COAST).
ENSIS SPECIES (ATLANTIC COAST).
SILIQUA PATULA (PACIFIC COAST
MYA ARENARIA.
MACTRA SOLIDISSIMO.
ACMAEA TESTITUDINALIS.
STROMBUS SPECIES.
BUSYCON SPECIES.
DONAX VARIABILIS.
MYTILUS EDULIS.
QUADRULA SPECIES.
LAMPSILIS SPECIES.
UNIO SPECIES.
SYMPHYNOTA SPECIES.
OCTOPUS PUNCTATUS (PACIFIC COAST).
Hl CALIFORNIANUS (PACIFIC COAST).
OSTREA VIRGINICA.
OSTREA GIGAS.
OSTREA LURIDA (PACIFIC COAST).
LITTORINA SPECIES.
PECTEN IRRADIANS (ATLANTIC COAST).
PECTEN AEQUISULCATUS (PACIFIC COAST).
PECTEN MAGELLANICUS.
LOLIGO OPALESCENS (PACIFIC COAST).
LOLIGO PEALE! (ATLANTIC COAST).
ECHINOIDAE CLASS.
ASTEROIDAE CLASS.
MALACLEMYS SPECIES.
CHELONIA MYDAS.
CARETTA.
ERETMOCHELYS INBRICATA.
CHELYDRA SERPENTINA.
MACROCHALYS TEMMICKI!,.
TRIONYX SPECIES.
RANA SPECIES.
CHRONDRUS CRISPUS.
MACROCYSTIS SPECIES; NEREOCYSTIS
SPECIES; PELAGOPHYCUS SPECIES; ALARIA
SPECIES.
SPONG!IA GRAMINEA cant
EUSPONGIA OFFICIANALIS (L.).
HIPPOSPONGIA EQUINA CEREBRIFORMIS.
HIPPOSPONGIA CANALICULATA GOSSYPINA.
HIPPOSPONGIA EQUINA ELASTICA.
CUCUMARIS FRONDOSIA; THYONE BRI AREUS.
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SECTION 13. - 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 inthe United States and Alaska, illustra
tions of manyof the various species are included in the following pages. The descriptive
material appearing with eachspecies includes theareas in which they aretaken commercially
and does not constitute theextreme 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, but represent those types of apparatus which are normally used in their capture.
The gear do not necessarily appear in the order of their importance.
For more detailed information on the nomenclatureofthe fishery products listed below,
the reader is referred to Section I2 of this publication entitled, "Glossary of Names of
Fishery Products" which appears on Page 220.
y ¥
alee , Lawes
AVEWIFE" oPa" P5eueanerenyKs jor aeont VOANS AMBERJACK
RANGE - FLORIDA TO NEW ENGLAND RANGE = FLORIDA
GEAR - POUND NETS, GILL NETS, WEIRS,
DIP NETS, HAUL SEINES,
FLOATING TRAPS, FYKE NETS
GEAR - HAND LINES, TROLL LINES
ANGLERF ISH
RANGE - NEW JERSEY TO MASSACHUSETTS
GEAR - OTTER TRAWLS, POUND NETS
ANGE LF 1SH
RANGE - FLORIDA ,
GEAR TEETAUINGEINES BARRAEUDA, (PACIFIC)
RANGE = CALIFORNIA
GEAR - PURSE SEINES,SET LINES,
HAND LINES,TROLL LINES,
GILL AND TRAMMEL NETS.
LE
<O
MNF e Terra
Shey Materiel
ad
Qe) Ante
NOD nee
s -
pele . BARRACUDA , (ATLANTIC)
BLACK BASS [vaeropterus Val Mor Ged | RANGE ipa: ORDA
Br AeA ESSE ee Clara 6) GEAR - TROLL LINES,HAND LINES
GEAR - HAUL SEINES, FYKE NETS, POUND
NETS, LINES
PICTORIAL SECTION
BLUEF ISH Pomatomus Sa tot
RANGE - GULF OF MEXICO TO NEW :
ENGLAND Be a
GEAR - HAUL SEINES, GILL NETS, BLUERUNNER OR HARDTAIL. C@rany Crysos
POUND NETS, TROLL LINES RING: ~ Cue menos
PURSE SEINES cain - Waueecies” GuU em eee
BONITO, (ATLANTIC) Sarda. sarfa
RANGE = NORTH CAROLINA TO MASSACHUSETTS
GEAR - POUND NETS, TROLL LINES, GILL NETS Saati
RANGE - FRESH-WATER
GEAR - HAUL SEINES, TRAP NETS,
FYKE NETS
A
Arg cod
am =—
. «a aT ee
aeons S* Nh
x,
t BURBOT :
RANGE ~ GREAT LAKES
BEREALOrsd = 3 GEAR - GILL NETS, FYKE NETS, POUND
RANGE - FRESH-WATER NETS (TRAP NETS) -
GEAR - HAUL SEINES, FYKE NETS,
TRAMMEL NETS, TROT LINES
CABIO
RANGE - FLORIDA TO VIRGINIA
GEAR - HAND LINES, POUND NETS
BUTTERF ISH ‘Coe xs
RANGE - FLORIDA TO NEW ENGLAND
GEAR - POUND NETS,HAUL SEINES,
OTTER TRAWLS
frracarithus))
CATFISH
RANGE - FRESH-WATER
GEAR - HAUL SEINES, TROT LINES, POUND
CHUB NETS, POTS, FYKE NES
RANGE - GREAT LAKES :
GEAR - GILL NETS
PICTORIAL SECTION
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Sa ae RANGE - VIRGINIA TO MAINE, WASHINGTON
= AND ALASKA
GEAR ~ HAUL SEINES GEAR - OTTER TRAWLS, LINE TRAWLS,
GILL NETS
CREVALLE Cavany hippos
RANGE - SOUTH ATLANTIC AND GULF STATES
aERIE GEAR - HAUL SEINES, GILL NETS, LINES
RANGE - FRESH-WATER LAKES
GEAR - HAUL SEINES, LINES, POTS
= os
; y CUNNER
tard neod : aR RANGE - NEW ENGLAND
CROAKER, (ATLANTIC) (Micke eogon wrislatne ) GEAR - OTTER TRAWLS, HAND LINES
RANGE - GULF OF MEXICO TO NEW YORK
GEAR - POUND NETS, OTTER TRAWLS,
HAUL SEINES, GILL NETS
: DOLLY VARDEN TROUT
cusK RANGE - PACIFIC COAST
RANGE - NEW ENGLAND GEAR - POUND NETS, GILL NETS, LINES
GEAR - OTTER TRAWLS, TRAWL LINES
DOLPHIN :
RANGE - FLORIDA TO NORTH CAROLINA Be 15)
GEAR - TROLL LINES DRUM, BLACK \Dogomiua. crew
RANGE - TEXAS TO NORTH CAROLINA
GEAR - HAUL SEINES, POUND NETS, LINES
PICTORIAL SECTION
EEL, COMMON
Yer2erops ocellatus RANGE - FLORIDA TO NEW ENGLAND AND
ee ook - MARYLAND amines ) IN MISSISSIPPI RIVER, LAKE
= L SEINES ONTARIO
may PT LLete ee tAnES ‘ GEAR - POTS, SPEARS, POUND NETS
EEL POUT
RANGE - NEW ENGLAND
GEAR - OTTER TRAWLS
EEL, CONGER
RANGE - FLORIDA TO NEW ENGLAND
GEAR - OTTER TRAWLS
LEMON SOLE
RANGE - NEW YORK TO MAINE
GRAY SOLE GEAR - OTTER TRAWLS
RANGE ~ MASSACHUSETTS TO MAINE
GEAR - OTTER TRAWLS
BLACKBACK OR WINTER FLOUNDER
DAB RANGE - NORTH CAROLINA TO MAINE
Bee waa aes GEAR - OTTER TRAWLS, POUND NETS,
GEAR - OTTER TRAWLS, TR FYKE NETS, SPEARS, LINES
FLYING FISH
RANGE - PACIFIC AND ATLANTIG
OCEANS
FLUKE
RANGE - TEXAS TO MASSACHUSETTS GEAR - GILL NETS
GEAR - OTTER TRAWLS, SPEARS, LINES
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PICTORIAL SECTION
228
FRIGATE MACKEREL
RANGE - MIDDLE ATLANTIC
GEAR - POUND NETS
GIZZARD SHAD * Det Sore
RANGE. - NORTH CAROLINA TO
| MARYLAND, GREAT LAKES
GEAR - HAUL SEINES, POUND NETS,
GILL NETS
GRAYF ISH
RANGE - PACIFIC COAST STATES
GEAR - TRAWL LINES, OTTER TRAWLS ,
GILL NETS
GRUNT
RANGE = FLORIDA
GEAR - POTS, GILL NETS, LINES
HAKE, RED
RANGE - CHESAPEAKE BAY TO NEW ENGLAND
GEAR - GILL NETS, OTTER TRAWLS, LINE TRAWLS
GARF ISH
RANGE - FRESH-WATER
GEAR - HAUL SEINES, LINES
GOLDFISH
RANGE - LAKES AND RIVERS
GEAR ~ HAUL SEINES, TRAP NETS, FYKE
NETS
GROUPER E pine phe! us
RANGE = TEXAS TO SOUTH CAROLINA
GEAR - HAND LINES, POTS
HADDOCK melee? pennies
RANGE - NEW ENGLAND STATES
GEAR - OTTER TRAWLS,GILL NETS
LINE TRAWLS
HAKE, WHITE
RANGE - CHESAPEAKE BAY TO NEW
ENGLAND
GEAR - GILL NETS,OTTER TRAWLS,
LINE TRAWLS
PICTORIAL SECTION
229
HALIBUT Hi bpeg/ess us hippe gloss us RUNGE = CALIFORNIA
RANGE - PACIFIC COAST - NEW ENGLAND ~ GEAR --FYKE NETS
GEAR - TRAWL LINES, OTTER TRAWLS
Be
HERRING, LAKE
RANGE - GREAT LAKES
GEAR - GILL NETS, HAUL SEINES,
POUND NETS, TRAP NETS
2 " se) J \ } ; e*.
HARVESTFISH ~ avdder Sel UT eprilus ) ms
RANGE - NORTH CAROLINA TO
HERRING,SEA
CHESAPEAKE BAY
RANGE - NEW JERSEY TO NEW ENGLAND clupea harendu
GEAR - HAUL SEINES, POUND NETS PACIFIC COAST STATES AND on
ALASKA clu pee po Nasi
GEAR ~ PURSE SEINES, WEIRS, is
FLOATING TRAPS, STOP SEINES
HICKORY SHAD :
RANGE - FLORIDA TO RHODE ISLAND
GEAR - POUND NETS, HAUL SEINES, GILL NETS
FLOATING TRAPS
HOGCHOKER
RANGE - CHESAPEAKE BAY
GEAR - POUND NETS, HAUL SEINES
HOGF ISH E
RANGE - FLORIDA
GEAR - LINES
PICTORIAL SECTION
230
JEWF ISH Trow Thera ‘
RANGE - FLORIDA ——
GEAR - HAND LINES
KING MACKEREL SS fre
SDE MInruUS Cpe
RANGE - TEXAS TO NEW YORK = SS
GEAR - TROLL LINES, GILL NETS,
HAND LINES
LAKE TROUT
RANGE - GREAT LAKES
GEAR - GILL NETS, LINES, POUND NETS
(TRAP NETS)
LAUNCE
RANGE - NEW ENGLAND
GEAR = HAUL SEINES
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MACKEREL Stomber Somber
RANGE - CHESAPEAKE BAY TO GULF OF
ST. LAWRENCE, CALIFORNIA
GEAR --PURSE SEINES, GILL NETS,
POUND NETS, FLOATING TRAPS,
DIP NETS, LAMPARA NETS
MENHADEN
RANGE - GULF OF MEXICO TO NEW ENGLAND
GEAR - PURSE SEINES, POUND NETS
JOHN DORY
RANGE - MIDDLE ATLANTIC ST.
GEAR - OTTER TRAWLS
KING WHITING New Abts
RANGE - TEXAS TO MASSACHUSET
GEAR - OTTER TRAWLS, HAUL SE
POUND NETS
. LAMPREY
RANGE = FRESH-WATER
ATES
Irehus
TS
INES,
GEAR - POTS, FYKE NETS
LINGCOD
RANGE - CALIFORNIA TO ALASKA
GEAR - OTTER TRAWLS,TRAWL LI
SET LINES,HAND LINES
MINNOW ec
RANGE - FRESH-WATER
GEAR - HAUL SEINES
NES,
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PICTORIAL SECTION
231
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MOONE YE J WS
RANGE -GREAT LAKES
GEAR - HAUL SEINES HCONRSH
RANGE - FLORIDA
GEAR - HAND LINES, HAUL SEINES
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PADDLEF ISH
MULLET RANGE - GULF OF MEXICO,MISSISSIPPI
RANGE - TEXAS TO NEW JERSEY RIVER
GEAR ~ GILL NETS, HAUL SEINES, GEAR - HAUL SEINES,TROT LINES
POUND NETS, CAST NETS
PIKE OR PICKEREL
RANGE - FRESH WATER
GEAR - TRAP NETS, FYKE NETS,
GILL NETS, ,» POUND NETS,
HAND LINES
PIGFISH
RANGE - FLORIDA
GEAR - POTS, HAND LINES, GILL NETS
Bcc: CAROLINA PILCHARD
= TO NORTH R
cig: Sear iies GILL NETS RANGE - CALIFORNIA TO WASHINGTON
= GEAR - PURSE SEINES, LAMPARA AND
RING NETS, GILL NETS
POLLOCK
RANGE - MIDDLE ATLANTIC AND NEW
ENGLAND STATES
POMPANO GEAR - TRAWL LINES, FLOATING TRAPS,
RANGE - TEXAS TO NORTH CAROLINA POUND NETS, OTTER TRAWLS,
GEAR - TRAMMEL NETS, HAUL SEINES, ' GILL NETS
GILL NETS, HAND LINES
PICTORIAL SECTION
232
RATF!SH .
RANGE - WASHINGTON TO ALASKA
GEAR - BEAM TRAWLS, TRAWL LINES
QUILLBACK
RANGE - FRESH-WATER
GEAR - HAUL SEINES, TROT LINES, FYKES
ROCKF ISH
RANGE - CALIFORNIA TO ALASKA
GEAR - LINES, OTTER TRAWLS
PARANZELLA NETS, GILL NETS
ROCK BASS
RANGE - GREAT LAKES
GEAR - TRAP NETS, FYKES,
HAUL SEINES, GILL NETS
RUDDERF SH
RANGE - CALIFORNIA
‘ GEAR - LAMPARA AND RING NETS
ROSEF ISH Sebestes ynarinus
RANGE - NEW ENGLAND —_—
GEAR - OTTER TRAWLS
SALMON, RED
SABLEF ISH RANGE - OREGON TO ALASKA
RANGE - PACIFIC COAST STATES AND GEAR - GILL NETS, PURSE SEINES,
ALASKA E POUND NETS
GEAR - TRAWL LINES, OTTER TRAWLS
2g
Se. .t
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SALMON, HUMPBACK
RANGE - WASHINGTON TO ALASKA
SALMON, CHUM OR KETA E GEAR - PURSE SEINES, POUND NETS
RANGE - OREGON TO ALASKA GILL NETS
GEAR - POUND NETS, PURSE SEINES,
GILL NETS, HAUL SEINES
eon
PICTORIAL SECTION ;
STEELHEAD TRO!
SALMON, SILVER OR COHO RANGE - Gece ALASKA
RANGE - CALIFORNIA TO ALASKA GEAR - HAUL SEINES, POUND NETS
GEAR - HAUL SEINES, PURSE SEINES, GILL GILL NETS LINES i
NETS, TROLL LINES, POUND NETS. z ee
SILVERS!IDES
RANGE = NEW YORK
GEAR - HAUL SEINES, OTHER TRAWLS
SILVER PERCH
RANGE - TEXAS TO NEW YORK
GEAR - HAUL SEINES, GILL NETS,
POUND NETS
pet —
SAUGER
RANGE - GREAT LAKES
GEAR - GILL NETS, HAUL SEINES, TRAP
NETS, FYKE NETS
SCULPIN
RANGE - PACIFIC COAST STATES AND
ALASKA
GEAR - LINES, GILL NETS, POTS
scuP
RANGE - FLORIDA TO NEW ENGLAND
GEAR - OTTER TRAWLS, POUND NETS
GEAR - OTTER TRAWLS, HAND LINES, POTS
SEA ROBIN ribnoins
SEA CATFISH =
RANGE - TEXAS TO CHESAPEAKE BAY et aes SOE RERCE Stee fens ee
GEAR - OTTER TRAWLS, HAUL SEINES, HAND , ;
LINES
PICTORIAL SECTION
234
BAG ea Pabedan ie! ‘ene SHARK
RANGE - FLORIDA TO NEW ENGLAND a a es Seis ea Ee
GEAR - GILL NETS, POUND NETS, GEAR -
EYRE NE LaStEAUD: SoTWeS TRAWL LINES, GILL NETS,
OTTER TRAWLS
SHEEPSHEAD, CALIFORNIA
RANGE - CALIFORNIA
GEAR - SET LINES, TRAMMEL NETS |
f a Peay SREP
SHEEPSHEAD =) FC nO Sargrs prebafocephalus
RANGE - TEXAS TO CHESAPEAKE BAY
GEAR - HAND LINES, POTS
SKIPPER OR BILLFISH
RANGE = VIRGINIA TO NOVA SCOTIA
GEAR - POUND NETS, WEIRS
SKATE
RANGE - PACIFIC COAST, CHESAPEAKE:
BAY TO NEW ENGLAND
GEAR - LINES, OTTER TRAWLS, POUND
NETS, HAUL SEINES
LANE SNAPPER
RANGE - FLORIDA
GEAR - HAND LINES
SMELT OSmerus mmord of
RANGE - NEW YORK TO MAINE,
PACIFIC OCEAN, GREAT LAKES
GEAR - POUND NETS, DIP NETS, GILL NETS,
HAUL SEINES
RED SNAPPER ig uw }, a YusS
RANGE - TEXAS TO FLORIDA
GEAR - HAND LINES
GRAY SNAPPER ib wt (an) Ks
RANGE - FLORIDA
GEAR - HAND LINES, GILL NETS
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PICTORIAL SECTION
235
SNOOK
RANGE - TEXAS TO FLORIDA
GEAR - GILL NETS, HAND LINES,
HAUL SEINES
SPADEF ISH ote a Cheetod, | tern
RANGE - FLORIDA I pS MS.
GEAR - GILL NETS, TRAMMEL NETS
(4
SPANISH MACKEREL Scomberomerus maculal ks
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RANGE - TEXAS TO VIRGINIA
GEAR - GILL NETS, LINES, HAUL
SEINES
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SQUAWF ISH :
RANGE = CALIFORNIA ~ oO
GEAR - FYKE NETS,GILL NETS sen ees EAS
RANGE - GULF OF MEXICO TO MIDDLE
ATLANTIC STATES :
GEAR - HAUL SEINES, GILL NETS, POUND
NETS, OTTER TRAWLS
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SQUETEAGUE,GRAY, OR uae (Ste C MOSCIO~W Fe whe weaReah CYYNOS Cio; a@renayi
TT Hes SQUETEAGUE ,WHITE,OR WHITE TR
RANGE - FLORIDA TO MASSACHUSE
RANGE - GULF OF MEXICO
GEAR - OTTER TRAWLS, POUND NETS,
— SEINES, GILL NETS GEAR - GILL NETS, HAUL SEI
HAUL SEINES — * MANNER ee
STURGEON
RANGE - COASTAL AND RIVER AREAS
GEAR - GILL NETS, LINES
STRIPED BASS “Rock, sh) AX °CCus Sayet,| 's
RANGE - NORTH CAROLINA TO NEW
ENGLAND, CALIFORNIA TO
OREGON
GEAR - HAUL SEINES, GILL NETS, POUND x
NETS, HAND LINES, FYKE NETS
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STURGEON, SHOVELNOSE ; n F
RANGE - FRESH-WATER SUCKER i a 4
GEAR - HAUL SEINES, LINES, POUND NETS RANGE - FRESH-WATER CaTosTomidae
GEAR - POUND NETS, FYKE NETS, GILL
NETS, HAUL SEINES, TRAP NETS
PICTORIAL SECTION
236
SUNFISH Keepers.
RANGE - FRESH-WATER
GEAR - POTS, SEINES, TRAP NETS
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pe 8 -f
SWORDF ISH Xipnias gla
RANGE - NEW ENGLAND AND CALIFORNIA
GEAR - HARPOONS
Sattiws
TENPOUNDER (eae Nt cg
RANGE - FLORIDA
GEAR - HAUL SEINES
%
f
TILEFISH L.phelatilus
RANGE = MIDDLE ATLANTIC AND NEW
ENGLAND STATES
GEAR - TRAWL LINES
TRIGGERF ISH
RANGE = FLOR!DA
GEAR - HAND LINES
é
SWELLF ISH Spheraites
RANGE - CHESAPEAKE BAY TO MIDDLE
ATLANTIC
GEAR - POUND NETS, HAUL SEINES,
OTTER TRAWLS
pelle
TAUTOG Tautoga- ontis -
RANGE = CHESAPEAKE BAY TO NEW
ENGLAND
GEAR - POUND NETS, HAND LINES, POTS
ie
ia "3
THIMBLE-EYED MACKEREL
RANGE - CHESAPEAKE BAY TO NEW ENGLA
ND
GEAR - POUND NETS, PURSE SEINES,
OTTER TRAWLS
: ’
aencon Micro gad) us lomesd
RANGE - PACIFIC COAST, MIDDLE
ATLANTIC AND NEW ENGLAND
STATES
GEAR = OTTER TRAWLS, DIP NETS
TRIPLETAIL Sun Li'sh hebs 2
RANGE - FLORIDA ;
GEAR - HAUL SEINES, GILL NETS, LINES
PICTORIAL SECTION 237
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TUNA, BLUEFIN horse meacKere| ”
RANGE - CALIFORNIA,NEW JERSEY TO
lalunge MAINE Th =
o Glalung oe _ unnu
EAEREBREDRE ae GEAR - PURSE SEINES,LAMPARA NETS—————>—
im 3 TROLL L1INES,POUND NETS thy
GEAR - LINES HARPOONS , ’ Nn 4s
TUNA, SKI PUACK Kotsuwonus
RANGE - CALIFORNIA :
GEAR - LINES,PURSE SEINES
TURBOT
RANGE - FLORIDA
GEAR - HAND LINES
WHITEFISH, MENOMINEE i)
RANGE - ALASKA, UPPER GREAT 4
LAKES. TO NEW ENGLAND, y
IN LAKES
GEAR - GILL NETS, HAUL SEINES,
TRAP NETS, POUND NETS
WHITE BASS
RANGE - GREAT LAKES
GEAR - TRAP NETS, FYKES,
HAUL SEINES, POUND NETS
WHITE PERCH 7
RANGE - NORTH CAROLINA TO MAINE
GEAR - POUND NETS, FYKE NETS, HAUL WHITEFISH, COMMON
SE INES RANGE - GREAT LAKES
GEAR - GILL NETS, POUND NETS, TRAP
NETS
4
WOLFF ISH
RANGE - MASSACHUSETTS AND MAINE
GEAR - OTTER TRAWLS, LINES TRAWLS
WHITING Morton 2,
RANGE - VIRGINIA TO MAINE
GEAR - OTTER TRAWLS, POUND NETS
PICTORIAL SECTION
238
YELLOW PIKE
RANGE - GREAT LAKES
YELLOW PERCH
GEAR -
RANGE - GREAT LAKES, OTHER LAKES R eee Raed oe NETS, GILL
oD
GEAR - GILL NETS, TRAP NETS, POUND
NETS, FYKE, NETS
KING CRAB
RANGE - ALASKA
GEAR - TANGLE NETS, OTTER TRAWLS
BLUE CRAB
RANGE - TEXAS TO RHODE ISLAND
GEAR - TROT LINES, POTS, FYKE NETS,
DIP NETS, SCRAPES, DREDGES
_ ROCK CRAB
DUNGENESS CRAB RANGE - NEW ENGLAND
RANGE - PACIFIC COAST STATES AND GEAR - POTS
ALASKA
GEAR - TRAPS
: HORSESHOE CRAB
} : RANGE - MARYLAND TO NEW YORK
GEAR - POUND NETS, WEIRS, BY HAND
STONE CRAB
RANGE ~ FLORIDA
GEAR - DIP NETS, CRAB POTS
- PICTORIAL SECTION
FRESH-WATER CRAWFISH
RANGE ~ RIVERS AND LAKES
GEAR - CRAWFISH (POTS)
SEA CRAWFISH OR SPINY LOBSTER
RANGE - CALIFORNIA AND FLORIDA
GEAR - DIP NETS, POTS, HOOKS
SHR IMP.
LOBSTER RANGE - TEXAS TO NORTH CAROLINA,
RANGE - VIRGINIA TO MAINE MAINE, CALIFORNIA,
GEAR ~ POTS WASHINGTON, AND ALASKA
GEAR - SHRIMP TRAWLS
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
HARD CLAM LIMPET us ?
RANGE - FLORIDA TO MAINE RANGE - NEW YORK AND NEW ENGLAND ES een ene COAST
GEAR - HOES, DREDGES, TONGS, RAKES GEAR ~ DREDGES GEAR - SHOVELS
HAND
239
PICTORIAL SECTION
240
BUTTER CLAM
RANGE = PACIFIC COAST
GEAR - SHOVELS
CONCH x
RANGE - FLORIDA TO MAINE
GEAR - SPONGE HOOKS, OTTER TRAWLS,
DREDGES, POTS
OCEAN MUSSEL
>. TREPANG
RANGE - WASHINGTON
f GEAR - BEAM TRAWLS
RANGE - NORTH CAROLINA TO MAINE
- GEAR = DREDGES, TONGS, RAKES, HAND
FRESH-WATER MUSSEL
RANGE = FRESH-WATER STREAMS
GEAR - CROWFOOT BARS, PICKS, HAND»
BAY SCALLOP
RANGE = FLORIDA TO MASSACHUSETTS,
' WASHINGTON
GEAR - DREDGES, SCRAPES, PUSH NETS,
TONGS, RAKES
OYSTER
RANGE - TEXAS TO MASSACHUSETTS,
PACIFIC COAST STATES
GEAR - TONGS, DREDGES, RAKES, HAND
SQUID
RANGE - VIRGINIA TO MAINE,
CALIFORNIA AND
WASHINGTON
GEAR - LAMPARA NETS,GILL NETS
OTTER TRAWLS,POUND NETS
STARF ISH
SEA SCALLOP RANGE - ATLANTIC AND PACIFIC COASTS
GEAR - HOOKS, SCRAPES, MOPS
RANGE - NEW JERSEY TO MAINE
GEAR - DREDGES
PICTORIAL SECTION out
GREEN TURTLE
RANGE - FLORIDA
Pee HEXAS TO NEW JERSEY GEAR ~ GILL NETS, TANGLE NETS
GEAR - HAUL SEINES, HAND
HAWKSBILL TURTLE
RANGE - GULF OF MEXICO AND ATLANTIC
COAST TO NEW YORK
GEAR - HAND, TANGLE NETS, POUND NETS
LOGGERHEAD TURTLE
RANGE - FLORIDA TO NEW JERSEY
GEAR - GILL NETS
FROG
RANGE - FRESH-WATER, MARSHES, PONDS SOFTSHELL TURTLE
GEAR - SPEARS, GRABS RANGE - LAKES AND RIVERS
GEAR - HAUL SEINES, FYKE NETS,
POTS
SPONGE IRISH MOSS
RANGE - FLORIDA TO WEST INDIES RANGE - NEW ENGLAND
GEAR - HOOKS, DIVING OUTFITS GEAR - RAKES
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