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SPECIAL SCIENTIFIC REPORT-FISHERIES Na 375
United States Department of the Interior, Stewart L, Udall, Secretary
Fish and Wildlife Service,
Bureau of Commercial Fisheries, Donald L, McKernan, Director
NEW ENGLAND HADDOCK FISHERY
BIOSTATISTICS--1956
by
John R. Clark and Frank A. Dreyer
United States Fish and Wildlife Service
Special Scientific Report- -Fisheries No. 375
Washington, D. C.
April 1961
CONTENTS
Pase
Introduction 1
Fishing methods 3
The catch 3
Discarded portion 4
Landed portion 4
Length composition of catch 5
Discarded portion 6
Landed portion 6
Age composition of catch 6
Discarded portion 7
Landed portion 7
iA.bundance and effort 7
Literature cited 7
Appendix: Tables 9
APPENDIX: TABLES
1. Haddock discarded at sea, Subarea 5, 1956 haddock year, in hundreds
of pounds 9
Za. Landings by statistical area-units, 1956 haddock year. Subdivision
5Y, hundreds of pounds, gutted weight 10
2b. Landings by statistical area-units, 1956 haddock year, Subdivision
5Z, hundreds of pounds, gutted weight 11
3. Length composition of haddock discarded at sea, 5Z East and West,
1956 haddock year, in hundreds of fish 12
4. Summary of samples of landed haddock, 1956 haddock year 13
5. Length composition of scrod and large haddock landed from 5Z East
and West, February 1956, in hundreds of fish 14
6. Length composition of scrod and large haddock landed from 5Z East
and West, March 1956, in hundreds of fish 15
7. Length composition of scrod and large haddock landed from 5Z East
and West, April 1956, in hundreds of fish l6
8. Length composition of scrod and large haddock landed from 5Z East
and West, May 1956, in hundreds of fish.; , 17
9. Length composition of scrod and large haddock landed fro- i 5Z East
and West, June 1956, in hundreds of fish 18
10. Length composition of scrod and large haddock landed from 5Z East
and West, July 1956, in hundreds of fish 19
11. Length composition of scrod and large haddock landed from 5Z East
and West, August 1956, in hundreds of fish 20
12. Length composition of scrod and large haddock landed from 5Z East
and West, September 1956, in hundreds of fish 21
13. Length composition of scrod and large haddock landed from 5Z East
and West, October 1956, in hundreds of fish 22
14. Length composition of scrod and large haddock landed from 5Z East
and West, November 1956, in hundreds of fish 23
15. Length coinposition of scrod and large haddock landed from 5Z East
and West, Decennber 1956, in hundreds of fish 24
16. Length composition of scrod and large haddock landed from 5Z East
and West, January 1957, in hundreds of fish 25
17. Length composition of scrod and large haddock landed fron-i 5Z East
and West, 1956 haddock year, in hundreds of fish 26
18. Length composition of scrod and large haddock landed from 5Y North
and South, spring 1956, in hundreds offish 27
APPENDIX: TABLES (Continued)
Page
19. Length composition of scrod and large haddock landed from 5Y North
and South, summer 1956, in hundreds of fish 28
20. Length composition of scrod and large haddock landed from 5Y North
and South, fall 1956, in hundreds of fish 29
21. Length composition of scrod and large haddock landed from 5Y North
and South, winter 1 956, in hundreds of fish 30
22. Length composition of scrod and large haddock landed from 5Y North
and South, 1956 haddock year, in hundreds of fish 31
23. Age-length composition of haddock discarded at sea in 5Z, 1956 had-
dock year, in hundreds offish , 32
24. Age-length composition of haddock landed from 5Z East, February
1956, in hundreds offish 33
25. Age-length composition of haddock landed from 5Z East, March 1956,
in hundreds of fish 34
26. Age-length connposition of haddock landed from 5Z East, April 1956,
in hundreds of fish 35
27. Age-length composition of haddock landed from 5Z East, May 1956,
in hundreds of fish 36
28. Age-length composition of haddock landed from 5Z East, June 1956,
in hundreds of fish 37
29. Age-length composition of haddock landed from 5Z East, July 1956,
in hundreds of fish 38
30. Age-length composition of haddock landed from 5Z East, August 1956,
in hundreds of fish 39
31. Age -length composition of haddock landed from 5Z East, September
1956, in hundreds of fish 40
32. Age-length composition of haddock landed from 5Z East, October
1956, in hundreds of fish 41
33. Age-length composition of haddock landed from 5Z East, November
1956, in hundreds of fish 42
34. Age-length composition of haddock landed from 5Z East, Decenaber
1956, in hundreds offish 43
35. Age-length composition of haddock landed from 5Z East, January
1957, in hundreds offish 44
36. Age-length composition of haddock landed from 5Z East, 1956 had-
dock year, in hundreds of fish.. 45
37. Age-length connposition of haddock landed from 5Z West, February
1956, in hundreds offish 46
38. Age-length composition of haddock landed from 5Z West, March 1956,
in hundreds of fish 47
39. Age-length composition of haddock landed from 5Z West, April 1956,
in hundreds of fish 48
40. Age -length composition of haddock landed from 5Z West, May 1956,
in hundreds of fish 49
41. Age -length connposition of haddock landed from 5Z West, June 1956,
in hundreds of fish 50
42. Age-length connposition of haddock landed from 5Z West, July 1956,
in hundreds of fish 51
43. Age-length composition of haddock landed fronn 5Z West, August 1956,
in hundreds of fish 52
44. Age-length composition of haddock landed from 5Z West, September
1956, in hundreds offish 53
45. Age-length composition of haddock landed fronn 5Z West, October
1956, in hundreds of fish 54
iv
APPENDIX: TABLES (Continued)
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46. Age-length composition of haddock landed from 5Z West, November
1956, in hundreds of fish 55
47. Age-length connposition of haddock landed from 5Z West, December
1956, in hundreds of fish 56
48. Age-length connposition of haddock landed from 5Z West, January
1957, in hundreds of fish 57
49. Age-length composition of haddock landed from 5Z West, 1956 had-
dock year, in hundreds of fish 58
50. Age-length composition of haddock landed from 5Z (East and West
combined), February 1956, in hundreds of fish 59
51. Age-length composition of haddock landed fronn 5Z (East and West
combined), March 1 956, in hundreds of fish 60
52. Age-length composition of haddock landed from 5Z (East and West
combined), April 1956, in hundreds offish 61
53. Age-length composition of haddock landed from 5Z (East and West
combined). May 1956, in hundreds of fish 62
54. Age-length composition of haddock landed from 5Z (East and West
combined), June 1956, in hundreds of fish 63
55. Age-length composition of haddock landed from 5Z (East and West
combined), July 1956, in hundreds of fish 64
56. Age-length composition of haddock landed fronn 5Z (East and West
combined), August 1956, in hundreds of fish 65
57. Age -length composition of haddock landed fronn 5Z (East and West
combined), September 1956, in hundreds offish ' 66
58. Age-length composition of haddock landed from 5Z (East and West
connbined), October 1956, in hundreds of fish 67
59. Age-length connposition of haddock landed from 5Z (East and West
combined), Novennber 1956, in hundreds of fish 68
60. Age-length composition of haddock landed fronn 5Z (East and West
combined), December 1956, in hundreds of fish 69
61. Age-length composition of haddock landed from 5Z (East and West
combined), January 1957, in hundreds of fish 70
62. Age-length composition of haddock landed from 5Z (East and West
connbined), 1956 haddock year, in hundreds of fish 71
63. Age-length composition of haddock landed from 5 Y North, spring 1956,
in hundreds of fish 72
64. Age-length composition of haddock landed from 5Y North, summer
1 956, in hundreds of fish 73
65. Age-length composition of haddock landed from 5Y North, fall 1956,
in hundreds offish 74
66. Age-length composition of haddock landed from 5Y North, winter
1956, in hundreds offish 75
67. Age-length composition of haddock landed fronn 5Y North, 1956 had-
dock year, in hundreds of fish 76
68. Age-length composition of haddock landed fronn 5Y South, spring
1956, in hundreds offish 77
69. Age-length composition of haddock landed from 5Y South, sunnmer
1 956, in hundreds of fish 78
70. Age-length composition of haddock landed from 5 Y South, fall 1956,
in hundreds of fish 79
71. Age-length composition of haddock landed from 5Y South, winter 1956,
in hundreds of fish 80
72. Age-length composition of haddock landed from 5Y South, 1956 had-
dock year, in hundreds of fish 81
APPENDIX: TABLES (Continued)
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73. Age-length composition of haddock landed from 5Y (North and South
combined), spring 1956, in hundreds of fish 82
74. Age-length composition of haddock landed from 5Y (North and South
combined), summer 1956, in hundreds of fish 83
75. Age-length composition of haddock landed from 5Y (North and South
combined), fall 1956, in hundreds offish 84
76. Age-length composition of haddock landed from 5Y (North and South
combined), winter 1956, in hundreds of fish 85
77. Age-length composition of haddock landed from 5Y (North and South
combined), 1956 haddock year, in hundreds of fish 86
78. Haddock abundance (catch-per-day, lOO's of pounds), fishing effort
(standard trawler days fished) and catch (lOO's of pounds landed) for
5Z, 1956 haddock year (see text for explanation) 87
VI
NEW ENGLAND HADDOCK FISHERY
BIOSTATISTICS--1956
by
John R. Clark, Fishery Research Biologist
and
Frank A. Dreyer, Statistical Assistant
U. S. Fish and Wildlife Service
Woods Hole, Massachusetts
ABSTRACT
A statistical review of the haddock fishery of New England
banks (Subarea 5 of the International Commission for the Northwest
Atlantic Fisheries) is presented for the 1956 haddock year . Estimates
of total fishery removals are given for scrod and large haddock,
both landed and discarded at sea, by nnonth and area of capture. The
estimated age and length compositions of the total haddock discard
for 1956 are given. Age and length compositions are estimated by
month for haddock landed from Georges Bank (ICNAF Subdivision
5Z) and by season for haddock landed from the Gulf of Maine (Sub-
division 5Y), Fishing effort and abundance estimates are given for
Georges Bank by month.
INTRODUCTION
The haddock (Melanogrammus aegle-
finus) is a gadoid fish that inhabits the
Continental and Island Shelves of the
North Atlantic Ocean. Although a close
ecological associate of the cod, had-
dock are found in abundance neither so
far south nor so far north. Along the
North American coast the species is
fished commercially from Cape Cod to
the Grand Bank and in the Gulf of St.
Lawrence.
This study is restricted to the fish-
ing grounds of the Gulf of Maine, the
Great South Channel, Georges Bank,
and the Southern New England shelf.
These grounds make up Subarea 5 (Sub-
division 5Y and 5Z) as defined by the In-
ternational Commission for the North-
west Atlantic Fisheries (ICNAF) sta-
Presently employed at Marine Game Fish Research
Center, Atlantic Marine Laboratory, U.S. Fish and Wildlife
Service, Highlands, New Jersey.
tistical systenn (fig. 1). At present,
only the United States fishes haddock
extensively on these grounds; Canada
takes only small quantities from 5Y.
Extensive studies of the New England
haddock fishery and of the biology and
habits of the species have been carried
out since 1931. The biostatistical data
resulting from these studies have been
utilized in many publications and in
forming the basis for international
regulation of the haddock fishery
through control of mesh size (Graham,
1952). The world-wide interest in the
effect of the regulation and in many
other aspects of the research program
has led to an increasing demand for
publication of the basic biostatistical
data for New England haddock. To
answer this demand, a regular series
of biostatistical reports is planned.
The responsibility for studies of the
Canadian and U. S. haddock fisheries
throughout the Northwest Atlantic are
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B CASTERN MAINE
C CENTRAL MAINE
D WESTERN MAINE
E EASTERN MASS.
r INNER GROUNDS
GW. SIDE SOUTH CHANNEL
H E. SIDE SOUTH CHANNEL
J NORTHERN EDGE AND
NORTHEAST PEAK
M CENTRAL AND
S. E. GEORGES
N SOUTHWEST GEORGES
0 NANTUCKET SHOALS AND
LIGHTSHIP GROUNDS
S RHODE IS. SHORE
T CONNECTICUT SHORE
Figure 1.- -Statistical Subdivisions of New England fishing grounds as defined by the International Commission for the
Northwest Atlantic Fisheries.
shared by the two countries through a
cooperative program sponsored by
ICNAF, At present, the principal re-
sponsibility for the biostatistical pro-
gram for ICNAF Subdivisions 4X, 5Y,
and 5Z is carried by the Bureau of Com-
mercial Fisheries, Biological Labora-
tory at Woods Hole. Responsibility for
Subdivisions 4R to 4W is carried by the
St. Andrews Biological Station and for
all of Subarea 3 by the St. John's
Biological Station, both of the Fisheries
Research Board of Canada. Haddock
data and material collected by the agen-
cies outside their respective areas of
responsibility are exchanged at in-
tervals.
The present report gives, inasnnuch
detail as practicable, a summary of the
total removals of haddock from Sub-
divisions 5Y and 5Z during the 1956
haddock year. A basic account of the
methods used in deriving the estimates
is given by Schuck (1951).
The data are arranged by "haddock
year" to conform most nearly to the
seasonal physiological cycle of the fish.
The haddock year differs from a cal-
endar year by one month; i. e., it com-
mences February 1 and ends January 31
of the following year. The seasonal
arrangement of the haddock year de-
vised by Schuck is used herein and is
shown below:
Spring February, March, April
Summer May, June, July
Fall August, September, October
Winter November, December, January
To permit maximum usefulness of the
data. Subdivision 5Y has been divided
into northern and southern sections,
and 5Z into eastern and western sec-
tions.
Most haddock caught are landed and
sold for human consumption and these
shall be of primary concern. However,
two other categories of removals from
the stock shall be considered: had-
dock too small to be marketed which
are discarded at sea, and haddock taken
in the industrial fishery.
FISHING METHODS
Otter trawls accounted for over 98
percent of the U. S. landings from 5Y
and 5Z in 1956, the rennainder being
taken by handlines, longlines, and gill
nets. Approximately 86 trawlers were
engaged in the U. S. haddock fishery
during 1956. About 35 of these were
large otter trawlers (gross tonnage of
151 to 360 tons) which can easilyrange
Sonne 600 miles from port. The re-
mainder were mostly medium trawlers
(gross tonnage of 51 to 150 tons) which
usually range no more than 300 nniles
from port. The few smaller trawlers
engaged in haddock fishing usually
range no farther than 75 miles from
port. U. S. line trawlers, handliners,
and gill netters mostly make 1 -day
trips. They do not venture far from
their home ports and, consequently,
fish only in the western parts of Sub-
divisions 5Y and 5Z.
THE CATCH
Haddock catches are nearly always
separated (culled) into nnarket cate-
gories of large and scrod. Large had-
dock weigh more than 2-1/2 pounds
(gutted) and scrod haddock weigh from
1-1/2 to 2-1/2 pounds. Undersized
haddock, those smaller than 1-1/2
pounds, are presumably discarded at
sea because they are not of marketable
size. This definition of market cate-
gories provides only an approximate
standard and, in practice culling pro-
cedures vary considerably, particularly
in response to changes in the relative
price or abundance of large and scrod.
When undersized haddock (as small
as 3/4 pound) are landed, they are
marketed as scrod and thus included in
landings statistics with scrod. The oc-
currence of undersized haddock in the
landings has been negligible since the
advent of the ICNAF mesh regulation in
1953.
The catch is culled by the fishermen
before landing at the ports of Boston and
Gloucester. Dealers typically cull the
landings at other U. S. ports. Haddock
are nearly always gutted by the
fishermen at sea before landing. Snaall
scrod haddock are occasionally landed
"in the round" when unusually abundant.
Information on source of landings
(area of capture) and fishing effort ex-
pended is obtained primarily from in-
terviews with the captains or nnates
of the vessels. Landing and selling
procedures are well-enough organized
in Boston, where 80 percent of U. S.
landings are received, t© pernnit agents
to obtain interviews of all trawler trips.
The proportion of trips landed in other
New England ports that are interviewed
varies depending upon many circum-
stances of the landing procedure and the
time of year, but averages about 70 to
75 percent. Landings from non-inter-
viewed trips are assigned to area of
capture on the basis of records from
interviewed trips and incidental infor-
mation obtained by the agents. De-
scriptions of interviewing procedure
at New England ports are given by
Rounsefell (1948 and 1957) and the
haddock fishing grounds are outlined
by Schuck (1952).
Discarded Portion
In some fisheries the portion dis-
carded at sea by fishermen arnounts to
a substantial proportion of the total
catch. Herrington (1936) estimatedthat
63 m-Uion small fish were discarded
annually on Georges Bank alone during
the early 1930's. The discard has been
much less of recent years, particularly
since the advent of mesh regulation;
slightly over 400,000 small haddock
were discarded on Georges Bank in
1956. Although the portion of the total
catch consisting of discards is snnallat
present, we have recorded it in order to
make this study inclusive of all sources
of removals.
The amounts discarded at sea are
deternnined fronn fishermen's estimates
obtained during interviews as described
by Premetz (1954). Only Boston
trawlers fish extensively on New
England grounds in areas where small
haddock are abundant. Small amounts
of discard have been i:eported occa-
sionally at New Bedford, but very
rarely at other ports.
The total reported amount of discard
for Subarea 5 is given in table 1 by
nnonth and subarea. No discard was re-
ported for Subdivision 5Y in 1956. Most
of the discard was accounted for by six
vessels that were licensed to continue
fishing with trawls having the small
preregulation size nneshes to serve as
a control fleet in determining the benefit
of the ICNAF nnesh regulation (Clark,
1955).
Landed Portion
Quantities of haddock landed are
obtained by statistical agents from
dealer's records. The statistics col-
lecting systems ennployed are adequate
to guarantee a nearly complete sum-
mation of commercial landings of had-
dock for human consumption.
Total landings of haddock are listed
in tables 2a and 2b by month, market
size category, and statistical area-
units (see Rounsefell, 1948, for basis
of establishing these area-units as
shown in fig. 2). The landings are sum-
marized by East and West sections for
5Z and North and South sections for 5Y
in conformance ■with kno'wn differences
in stock composition and fishing fleet
composition.
Quantities landed are expressed in
gutted weight to conform with usual
reporting procedures. Infrequent land-
ings of haddock "in the round" are con-
verted to gutted weight by the factor
0.855. We have included only those
haddock landed for direct human con-
sumption. Haddock landed for human
consunnption are nearly always sepa-
rated from other species and recorded
and sold as haddock. Consequently, the
total quantities of haddock landed for
hunnan consumption can usually be
determined without risk of error caused
by mixture with other species. How-
ever, one market situation exists that
has not permitted identification of had-
dock. This involves a fishery for mixed
groundfish at Gloucester, Mass.,
wherein fish are iced and boxed at sea
and unloaded at irregular hours di-
rectly into trucks for shipment to New
York. Species connposition cannot be
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Figure 2.--Statistical area-units of ICNAF Subarea 5 as defined by Rounsefell, 1948.
determined and such landings have
appeared in statistical records only
as "mixed" fish.
Since species taken in the industrial
(trash) fishery are not recorded sepa-
rately in normal commercial practice,
we must rely on estimates from sam-
plings of the landings. From available
sampling data (Edwards, 1958), we can
derive an estimated 400,000 pounds of
haddock in industrial landings for
Gloucester and 13,000 pounds for New
Bedford for the 1956 haddock year. No
sampling data are available for the
Cape Cod, Mass., and Maine industrial
fisheries in which some haddock are
taken. The total estimate of 413,000
pounds landed is thus a minimal figure.
The 1956 industrial fishery landings
of haddock can be divided into areas
of capture approximately as follows:
Statistical
area -units
E
G
R
Landings
(pounds)
280,000
120,000
13,000
LENGTH COMPOSITION OF CATCH
Length composition is determined
by sampling procedures based upon
sample lots consisting of 50 scrod or
100 large haddock selected at random
from the landings. The lengths given
herein represent the distance from tip
of snout to the end of the median ray
of the caudal fin (fork length). The
measurements are recorded to the
"centinneter below"; e.g., all fish from
39.0 to 39.9 are assigned to the 39 cm.
interval. To obtain the true midpoint
of the cm. interval, a correction of
+ 0.5 cm. must be added.
The standard procedure for estimat-
ing the length composition of haddock
landings irom. each statistical area-
unit is as follows:
areas --Subdivisions 5Y North and South
and 5Z East and West. A summary of
samples of landed haddock is given in
table 4.
(1) Weight of sample is determined
from the average weights of fish
of each length for the period in-
volved (month, season, etc.).
Length-weight tables for various
ICNAF subdivisions are given by-
Clark and Dietsch (1959).
(2) Weight of the landings is divided
by the weight of the sample to ob-
tain a factor representing the
proportion of the landings which
was sampled.
(3) Number of fish of each length in
the sample is then multiplied by
the factor obtained to estimate
the total length composition for
the landings.
The market categories of large and
scrod are handled separately in the
above procedure.
Discarded Portion
Samples were obtained at sea
throughout 1956 aboard Boston large
otter trawlers for the purpose of es-
timating the composition of the haddock
discard. In all, 16 sampling trips were
made during which 21,500 haddock
were measured. The length estimates
for total discard for 1956 in 5Z East
and West are summarized in table 3.
Landed Portion
Length data for landed haddock were
obtained by agents stationed at all
nnajor New England ports: Boston,
Gloucester, New Bedford, Mass., and
Rockland and Portland, Maine. The
primary job of these agents was to
interview trawler captains and sannple
catches of species taken in the otter
trawl fishery. The composition of the
trawler fleets and their fishing prac-
tices and areas of operation varied
greatly from port to port, but the
sampling coverage was sufficient to
provide an adequate representation of
the landings from each of our four
Length connpositions for 5Z are given
in tables 5 to 17 for East and West
sections by months and in sun-imary for
the haddock year. The data are given
by month to serve the purposes of
evaluation of the ICNAF mesh regula-
tion. The figures given in these and the
following tables on length and age
composition of the landings are esti-
nnated total numbers of haddock of each
length removed for human consumption
by the entire fishery in the 1956 had-
dock year.
Length compositions for 5Y are given
in tables 18 to 22 for North and South
sections by seasons and in sunnmary
for the haddock year. The 5Y data are
summarized by seasons to conserve
space because a detailed monthly
breakdown is not required as it is for
subarea 5Z which supports a fishery
that is much larger and has been under
intensive study since 1931 and under
regulation since 1953.
Too few samples were obtained from
the industrial fishery to permit deriving
length compositions of these landings.
AGE COMPOSITION OF CATCH
Haddock ages listed herein have been
estimated from examination of scales
taken from an area below the lateral
line behind the second anal fin. The
technique adopted is the usual one used
in reading scales--the narrow bands of
circuli which are formed during each
winter are counted to estinnate the age
of the fish. In conformance with past
studies, February 1 is used as the
standard birth date for all haddock. All
fish older than 8 years are combined
into the single category 9+. The methods
used have been shown to provide re-
liable estimates of age for haddock at
least through age 5. There is some
evidence that the estimates for older
fish, particularly those 8 years and
older, may be less reliable but these
older fish fornn a negligible part of the
removals. Detailed discussions of age
reading techniques for haddock and
problems of reliability are given by-
Arnold (1951), Clark (1958), Jensen
and Clark (1958), and Kohler and Clark
(1958).
Sample lots consist of the scales
from 20 large or 1 5 scrod taken using
a stratified random sample design.
The general method for determining
age composition of the various units
of removals is as follows:
(1) The readings from scrod and
large haddock, for each statistical
area are summarized separately
by length and age, and the percent-
age age distribution of each length
is calculated.
(2) The number of fish of each length
for the statistical area is broken
down into numbers of each age
for that length on the basis of the
percentage representation of ages
at each length in the sample.
(3) Haddock and scrod compositions
are then added directly together
to obtain the total age-length
composition for the landings from
each statistical area.
This procedure is nnodified for 5Z
where we have determined a combined
age proportion for each season and
used it to break down the length fre-
quency for each month of that season.
Discarded Portion
Age compositions of discarded had-
dock have been estimated fronn scales
obtained during the l6 sampling trips
aboard commercial trawlers. Scales
from 255 discard haddock v/ere col-
lected in 1956. Age compositions of
the discard for 5Z East and West are
given in table 23. The figures repre-
sent total reported discard of haddock
from Subarea 5, since none were re-
ported from 5Y.
Landed Portion
Age compositions for Subdivision 5Z
for each month of the 1 956 haddock year
are given in tables 24 to 62, separately
for East and West sections andinsunn-
mary for both sections.
Age compositions for 5Y for each
season of the 1956 haddock year are
given in tables 63 to 77, separately for
North and South sections and in sum-
mary for both sections. The data are
presented by 3-cnn. groups for economy
of space since, as previously nnentioned,
the 5Y material does not require such
detailed presentation as that for 5Z.
The estimates given represent the
total removals landed by the fishery
for human consumption.
ABUNDANCE AND EFFORT
We have since 1931 routinely pre-
pared estimates of haddock abundance
and fishing effort for Subdivision 5Z.
The methods for deriving these es-
timates are set forth in detail by
Rounsefell (1957). Briefly, the proce-
dure consists of deriving the catch per
day's fishing for a standardized group
of large otter trawlers. Total landings
are then divided by the standard catch
per day to estinnate total effort in ternns
of standard trawler days fished. This
procedure is not applicable to the 5Y
fishery since the haddock fishery there
is of an entirely different nature being
largely secondary to fisheries for other
species and conducted by smaller and
medium trawlers.
The estimates for 5Z are given in
table 78 by month for East and West
sections and in summary for the whole
subdivision. It will be noticed that the
sums of the individual "days fished"
entries for months do not agree with
seasonal totals. This is because these
are calculated effort figures and have
been done separately for each month
and season.
LITERATURE CITED
ARNOLD, EDGAR L., JR.
1951. An impression method for
preparing fish scales for age
and growth analysis. U. S. Fish
and Wildlife Service, Progres-
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Table 1. --Haddock discarded at sea, Subarea 5, 1956 Haddock Year, in
hundreds of pounds
Subdivi sion— '
Month 5Z, East 5Z, West Total
February 214 -- 214
March 60 -- 60
April 14 -- 14
May 155 340 495
June 134 310 444
July 374 125 499
August 610 3 613
September 288 80 368
October 285 40 325
November 189 100 289
December 277 79 356
January 130 9 139
Total 2,730 1.086 3,816
1/ No discard was reported for Subdivision 5Y.
Table 2a. --Landings by statistical area-units, 1956 Haddock Year,
Subdivision 5Y, hundreds of pounds, gutted weight
Area -unit and
market size
Sp ri n
g
Summer
category
Feb.
Mar.
April
Total
May
June
July
Total
Eastern Maine
(B)
Scrod
--
8
10
18
340
999
646
1,985
Large
7
1
10
18
234
891
486
1,611
Total
7
9
20
36
574
1,890
1, 132
3, 596
Central Maine (C)
Scrod
117
728
64
909
90
219
93
402
Large
78
1,740
26
1,844
102
212
146
460
Total
195
2,468
90
2,753
192
431
239
862
Western Maine
(D)
Scrod
4, 169
5,715
8,212
18, 096
1,774
285
57 3
2,632
Large
6,977
6,764
9,223
22,964
3, 139
638
981
4,758
Total
11, 146
12, 479
17,435
41, 060
4,913
923
1,554
7,390
Eastern Mass.
(E)
Scrod
664
6, 635
1,486
8,785
57 6
245
688
1, 509
Large
2, 102
8,514
1,938
12, 554
725
1,376
1,228
3, 329
Total
2,766
15, 149
3,424
21, 339
1.301
1,621
1,916
4,838
Inner Grounds
(F)
Scrod
931
1, 083
951
2,965
99
610
628
1,337
Large
1,233
976
772
2,981
100
1, 600
1,836
3, 536
Total
2,164
2, 059
1,723
5, 946
199
2,210
2,464
4,87 3
Summaries :
5Y, No. -No
. Gulf of Me
(B,C,]
D)
Scrod
4,286
6,451
8, 286
19, 023
2, 204
1, 503
1, 312
5, 019
Large
7,062
8, 505
9,259
24,826
3,47 5
1,741
1,613
6,829
Total
11,348
14, 956
17, 545
43,849
5, 67 9
3,244
2,925
11,848
5Y, So. -So.
Gulf of Me.
(E, F)
Scrod
1,595
7,718
2, 437
11,750
67 5
855
1,316
2,846
Large
3, 335
9, 490
2,710
15, 535
825
2,976
3,064
6,865
Total
4,930
17, 208
5, 147
27, 285
1, 500
3,831
4, 380
9,711
10
Table 2a. --Landings by statistical area-units, 1956 Haddock Year,
Subdivision 5Y, hundreds of pounds, gutted weight (continued)
Area -unit and
market size
Fall
Winte
r
All
category
Aug.
Sept.
Oct.
Total
Nov.
Dec.
Jan.
Total
seasons
Eastern Maine
(B)
So rod
95
283
39
417
--
--
4
4
2, 424
Large
287
219
61
567
--
--
1
1
2, 197
Total
382
502
100
984
--
--
5
5
4,621
Central Maine
(C)
Scrod
48
181
396
625
30
64
108
202
2, 138
Large
107
245
576
928
68
208
567
843
4,07 5
Total
155
426
972
1, 553
98
27 2
67 5
1,045
6,213
Western Maine
(D)
Scrod
652
71
155
878
271
267
722
1,260
22,866
Large
1,195
47 3
501
2, 169
526
755
1, 087
2,368
32, 259
Total
1,847
544
656
3,047
797
1,022
1,809
3,628
55, 125
Eastern Mass.
(E)
Scrod
491
592
2, 627
3,710
1,156
1, 520
811
3,487
17, 491
Large
778
896
1,523
3,197
454
363
252
1,069
20, 149
Total
1,269
1,488
4,150
6,907
1,610
1,883
1,063
4, 556
37, 640
Inner Grounds
(F)
Scrod
1,479
862
2, 472
4, 813
348
343
319
1,010
10, 125
Large
5,185
1, 512
4, 263
10, 960
1,214
486
796
2,496
19, 973
Total
—
6,664
2, 374
6,735
15,773
1, 562
829
1,115
3,506
30, 098
Summaries:
5Y, No. -No
<. G
ulf of Me
. (B,C,D)
Scrod
795
535
590
1, 920
301
331
834
1,466
27,428
Large
1,589
937
1,138
3,664
594
963
1,655
3,212
38, 531
Total
2, 384
1,472
1,728
5, 584
895
1,294
2,489
4,678
65,959
5Y, So. -So.
Gulf of Me.
(E,F)
Scrod
1,970
1,454
5,099
8, 523
1,504
1,863
1, 130
4,497
27, 616
Large
5,963
2, 408
5,786
14, 157
1,668
849
1,048
3, 565
40, 122
Total
7,933
3,862
10,885
22, 680
3, 172
2,712
2, 178
8,062
67,733
11
Table 2b. --Landings by statistical area-units, 1956 Haddock Year, Subdivision
5Z, hundreds of pounds, gutted weight
Area -unit and
market size
S
pring
S
u m m e r
category
Feb.
Mar.
April
Total
May
June
July
Total
Northern Edge
(J)
Scrod
6,941
4,
482
2,663
14,
086
5,771
14,910
22,759
43,440
Large
12,226
6,
874
2, 967
22,
067
4,952
9,630
11,042
25,624
Total
19, 167
11,
356
5,630
36,
153
10,723
24, 540
33,801
69,064
Southeast Part
(M)
Scrod
15,742
16,
944
1, 119
33,
805
12,259
2,932
5,915
21,106
Large
23,733
22,
521
1, 028
47,
282
8,778
1,27 3
2, 576
12,627
Total
39,475
39,
465
2, 147
81,
087
21,037
4,205
8,491
33,733
West Channel <
;g)
Scrod
5,485
9,
265
2, 953
17,
703
4,800
7, 586
6,823
19,209
Large
8,458
10
,419
3, 927
22,
804
6,854
9,743
13,308
29,905
Total
13,943
19
,684
6,880
40,
507
11,654
17,329
20, 131
49,114
East Channel (H)
Scrod
3,395
1,
442
7,478
12,
315
16, 628
20,927
4, 586
42, 141
Large
5,842
1,
042
6, 399
13,
283
23,554
32,741
10, 152
66,447
Total
9,237
2,
484
13,877
25,
598
40, 182
53,668
14,738
108,588
Southwest Part (N)
Scrod
383
702
1,769
2,
854
6,445
3, 018
1,364
10,827
Large
579
499
1, 420
2,
498
6,651
3,621
777
11, 049
Total
962
1,
201
3, 189
5,
352
13,096
6,639
2,141
21,876
Nantucket (O)
Scrod
37 5
153
101
629
1,638
2, 188
1,258
5,084
Large
151
77
80
308
990
1,613
684
3, 287
Total
526
230
181
937
2,628
3,801
1,942
8,371
Southern N. E.
, (Q,R,S,T)
Scrod
46
178
38
262
50
73
45
168
Large
35
74
460
569
317
347
71
735
-^ Total
81
252
498
831
367
420
116
903
Summaries:
5Z, E.-E. Georges (J, M)
Scrod 22,683 21,426
Large 35,959 29,395
Total 58,642 50,821
3,782 47,891
3, 995 69, 349
7,777 117,240
18,030 17,842
13,730 10,903
31,760 28,745
28,674 64,546
13,618 38,251
42,292 102,797
5Z, W.-W. Georges (G,H,N,0,Q,R,S,T)
Scrod 9,684 11,740 12,339 33,763
Large 15,065 12,111 12,286 39,462
Total 24,749 23,851 24,625 73,225
29,561 33,792
38,366 48,065
67,927 81,857
14,076 77,429
24,992 111,423
39,068 188,852
All Areas (Tables 2a, 2b)
Scrod 38,248 47,335
Large 61,421 59,501
Total 99,669 106,836
26,844 112, 427
28, 250 149, 172
55, 094 261, 599
50,470 53,992
56,396 63,685
106,866 117,677
45,378 149,840
43,287 163,368
88,665 313.208
12
Table 2b. --Landings by statistical area-units, 1956 Haddock Year, Subdivision
5Z, hundreds of pounds, gutted weight (continued)
Area-unit and
market size
Fall
Winter
All
category
Aug.
Sept.
Oct.
Total
Nov.
Dec.
Jan.
Total
seasons
Northern Edge (J)
Scrod 28,795
Large 12.468
Total 41,263
15, 147
5,800
20, 947
27,627
7,814
35,441
71, 569
26, 082
97,651
9, 185
4,256
13,441
3, 016
2,839
5,855
3, 129
5, 385
8, 514
Southeast Part (M)
Scrod 3, 588
Large 855
Total 4, 443
986
650
1.636
555
83
638
5, 129
1, 588
6,717
2,587
1, 107
3,694
6,27 5
2,767
9,042
2,251
1,536
3,787
West Channel (G)
Scrod 24, 090
Large 15,288
Total 39, 378
49, 398
13,786
63. 184
16, 646
10, 378
27, 024
90, 134
39,452
129,586
10,621
9,592
20,213
8,755
8,599
17,354
6,731
7,937
14,668
East Channel (H)
Scrod 5,272
Large 6,082
Total 11,354
12,748
5,713
18.461
8,576
8, 060
16, 636
26,596
19,855
46,451
6,502
16,105
22,607
9,682
20,938
30,620
5,650
13,092
18,742
Southwest Part (N)
Scrod 491
Large 357
Total 848
--
588
69
657
1, 079
426
1,505
526
231
7 57
425
492
917
708
1, 149
1,857
Nantucket (O)
Scrod 1,158
Large 182
Total 1,340
1,710
218
1, 928
1,469
235
1,704
4, 337
635
4, 972
1,328
466
1,794
412
216
628
32
12
44
Southern N. E. (Q, R,S,T)
Scrod 56
Large 441
■T^otal 497
28
39
67
207
163
370
291
643
934
136
123
259
230
94
324
--
15,330 144,425
12,480 86,253
27,810 230, 678
11,113 71,153
5,410 66,907
16, 523 138,060
26,107 153,153
26,128 118,289
52,235 271,442
21,834 102,886
50, 135 149,720
71,969 252.606
1,659 16,419
1,872 15,84S
3,531 32,264
1,772 11,822
694 4,924
2,466 16,746
366 1,087
217 2,164
583 3,251
Summaries:
5Z, E.-E. Georges (J,M)
Scrod 32,383 16,133
Large 13,323 6,450
Total 45,706 22,583
28,182 76,698
7,897 27,670
36, 079 104, 368
5Z, W.-W. Georges (G,H,N,0,Q,R,S.T)
Scrod 31,067 63,884 27,486 122,437
Large 22,350 19,756 18,905 61,011
Total 53,417 83,640 46,391 183,448
AU Areas (Tables 2a, 2b)
Scrod 66,215 82,006
Large 43,225 29,551
Total 109,440 111,557
61, 357 209, 578
33,726 106, 502
95, 083 316, 080
11,772 9,291
5,363 5,606
17,135 14,897
19,113 19,504
26,517 30,339
45,630 49,843
32,690 30,989
34,142 37.757
66,832 68,746
5, 380 26,443 215, 578
6, 921 17, 890 153, 160
12, 301 44, 333 368,738
13, 121 51,738 285, 367
22, 190 79,046 290,942
35,311 130,784 576, 309
20,465 84, 144 555,989
31,814 103,713 522,755
52,279 187,857 1,078,744
13
Table 3. --Length composition of haddock discarded at sea,
5Z East and West, 1956 Haddock Year, in hundreds of fish
Length 5Z 5Z 5Z
(cm) East West Total
16 1 1
17 1 1
18 1 1
19 -
20 1 1
21 2 2
22 2 2 4
23 3 2 5
24 7 5 12
25 10 11 21
26 21 18 39
27 33 42 75
28 63 79 142
29 88 96 184
30 151 116 267
31 181 118 299
32 237 120 357
33 282 89 371
34 308 75 383
35 316 76 392
36 309 71 380
37 305 61 366
38 237 77 314
39 165 95 260
40 119 47 166
41 59 21 80
42 27 15 42
43 14 4 18
44 6 3 9
45 4 1 5
46 4 - 4
47 3 2 5
48
49 1 1
Total 2,961 1^46 4^07
14
Table 4. --Summary of samples of landed haddock, 1956 Haddock Year
5Y North 5Y South 5Z East 5Z West
Season Lengths Scales Lengths Scales Lengths Scales Lengths Scales
Spring
3, 187
67 6
582
319
1, 816
310
2, 205
300
Summer
2, 510
594
552
122
3, 346
352
7, 307
859
Fall
4,692
625
767
364
2, 880
430
5,964
454
Winter
1.122
138
764
155
1,721
140
6. 179
841
Total 11,511 2,033 2,665 960 9,763 1,232 21.655 2,454
15
Table 5. --Length composition of scrod and large haddock landed
from 5Z East Eind West, February 1956, xn hundreds of fish
Length
5Z
East
5Z West
5Z Total
(cm. )
Scrod
Large
Total
Scrod
Large
Total
Si
:rod
Large
Total
33
4
5
16
16
16
16
23
23
16
16
39
39
6
23
23
31
31
54
54
7
115
115
109
109
224
224
8
161
161
141
141
302
302
9
139
13
152
233
233
372
13
385
40
208
--
208
188
188
396
--
396
1
392
--
392
141
141
533
--
533
2
576
--
576
235
235
811
--
811
3
530
--
530
235
235
765
--
765
4
739
--
739
327
327
,066
,066
5
900
12
912
375
37 5
, 275
12
, 287
6
992
23
, 015
517
16
533
,509
39
,548
7
992
13
,005
500
62
562
,492
75
, 567
8
1,085
51
, 136
422
156
578
, 507
207
,714
9
946
190
, 136
391
140
531
, 337
330
,667
50
876
241
, 117
375
187
562
,251
428
, 67 9
1
577
571
, 148
250
367
617
827
938
,765
2
646
698
, 344
78
312
390
724
1, 010
,7 34
3
208
608
816
62
289
351
270
897
, 167
4
92
672
764
62
289
351
154
961
, 115
5
92
584
676
210
210
92
794
886
6
23
748
771
257
257
23
1,005
1,
,028
7
481
481
140
140
621
621
8
646
646
234
2 34
880
880
9
545
545
179
179
724
724
60
418
418
172
172
590
590
1
317
317
125
125
442
442
2
304
304
125
125
429
429
3
304
304
78
78
382
382
4
291
291
156
156
447
447
5
190
190
78
78
268
268
6
228
228
101
101
329
329
7
139
139
39
39
178
178
8
101
101
86
86
187
187
9
38
38
70
70
108
108
70
177
177
23
23
200
200
1
127
127
8
8
135
135
2
51
51
23
23
74
74
3
38
38
16
16
54
54
4
76
76
8
8
84
84
Total
10, 335
8,895
19,
,230
4,704
3, 946
8, 650
15,
, 039
12, 841
27.
,880
16
Table 6. --Length composition of scrod and large haddock landed
from 5Z East and West, March 1956, in hundreds of fish
Length
5Z East
5Z West
5Z Total
(cm. )
Scrod
Large
Total
Scrod
Large
Total
S<
:rod
Large
Total
37
55
55
55
55
8
28
28
28
28
9
166
166
166
166
40
116
116
84
84
200
200
1
174
174
139
139
313
313
2
116
116
139
139
255
255
3
463
463
55
55
518
518
4
636
636
83
83
719
719
5
926
926
194
194
, 120
, 120
6
984
984
333
333
, 317
, 317
7
1, 157
104
,261
305
11
316
,462
115
, 577
8
1,099
104
,203
333
11
344
,432
115
,547
9
1,041
228
,269
443
33
47 6
,484
261
,745
50
868
290
, 158
333
333
, 201
290
,491
1
463
560
,023
332
45
377
795
605
,400
2
405
436
841
194
123
317
599
559
, 158
3
405
581
986
166
223
389
571
804
, 37 5
4
231
705
936
166
157
32 3
397
862
,259
5
58
622
680
249
179
428
307
801
, 108
6
116
747
863
193
256
449
309
1,003
, 312
7
498
498
222
155
377
222
653
87 5
8
415
415
194
255
449
194
670
864
9
519
519
85
255
340
85
774
859
60
249
249
28
178
206
28
427
455
1
455
455
158
158
613
613
2
250
250
134
134
384
384
3
311
311
167
167
478
47 8
4
145
145
78
78
223
223
5
187
187
134
134
321
321
6
83
83
67
67
150
150
7
83
83
78
78
161
161
8
41
41
45
45
86
86
9
21
21
11
11
32
32
70
41
41
45
45
86
86
1
62
62
22
22
84
84
2
--
--
--
--
3
—
—
4
5
6
--
--
11
11
11
11
__
11
11
11
11
7
—
--
11
11
11
11
8
41
41
41
41
Total
9,258
7,778
17,
,036
4,519
2, 853
7, 372
13,
,777
10, 631
24,
,408
17
Table 7. --Length composition of scrod and large haddock landed
from 5Z East and West, April 1956, in hundreds of fish
Length
5Z
East
5Z
West
5Z
Total
(cm. )
Scrod
Large
Total
Scrod
Large
Total
Scrod
Large
Total
36
20
20
20
20
7
20
20
20
20
8
41
41
41
41
9
74
74
61
61
135
135
40
49
49
346
346
395
395
1
49
49
407
407
456
456
2
173
173
346
346
519
519
3
149
149
366
366
515
515
4
198
198
163
163
361
361
5
148
148
183
183
331
331
6
74
74
488
488
562
562
7
246
246
244
9
253
490
9
499
8
124
124
569
23
592
693
23
716
9
124
79
203
529
50
579
653
129
782
50
245
20
265
529
92
621
774
112
886
1
74
79
153
366
142
508
440
221
661
2
49
--
49
285
239
524
334
239
573
3
--
99
99
102
294
396
102
393
495
4
74
119
193
163
326
489
2 37
445
682
5
78
78
102
295
397
102
37 3
475
6
59
59
122
294
416
122
353
47 5
7
79
79
41
183
224
41
262
303
8
177
177
61
152
213
61
329
390
9
99
99
20
169
189
20
268
288
60
20
20
20
88
108
20
108
128
1
79
79
20
92
112
20
171
191
2
40
40
20
133
153
20
173
193
3
--
--
87
87
87
87
4
40
40
106
106
146
146
5
--
--
87
87
87
87
6
--
■--
78
78
78
78
7
20
20
41
41
61
61
8
--
--
55
55
55
55
9
--
--
46
46
46
46
70
--
--
32
32
32
32
1
--
--
29
29
29
29
2
--
--
55
55
55
55
3
--
--
14
14
14
14
4
20
20
1
1
21
21
5
5
5
5
5
6
9
9
9
9
Total
1, 850
1, 107
2,957
5, 634
3,226
8, 860
7,484
4, 333
11, 817
18
Table 8. --Length composition of scrod and large haddock landed
from 5Z East and West, May 1956, in hundreds of fish
Length
5Z
East
5Z West
5Z
Total
(cm. )
Scrod
Large
Total
S(
:rod
Large
Total
Scrod
L
arge
Total
33
21
21
21
21
4
21
21
21
21
5
149
149
149
149
6
113
113
256
256
369
369
7
57
57
383
383
440
440
8
142
142
682
682
824
824
9
397
397
852
852
249
249
40
454
454
1.
,001
1.
,001
455
455
1
539
539
1,
, 299
6
1,
, 305
838
6
, 844
2
709
709
980
11
991
689
11
,700
3
680
680
1-
, 108
6
1,
, 114
788
6
.794
4
680
680
1,
,001
6
1,
,007
681
6
,687
5
1, 048
21
1,069
639
17
656
687
38
,725
6
793
21
814
980
6
986
773
27
, 800
7
821
21
842
1:
, 172
46
1,
,218
993
67
2,
.060
8
737
81
818
1.
,172
80
1,
,252
909
161
2,
,070
9
87 8
83
961
1:
,193
205
1,
, 398
071
288
2,
, 359
50
7 37
188
925
1,
, 150
279
1,
,429
887
467
2,
, 354
1
312
301
613
1,
, 001
570
1,
, 571
313
871
2,
, 184
2
340
311
651
490
855
1,
, 345
830
, 166
, 996
3
142
394
536
320
741
1.
,061
462
, 135
,597
4
437
437
106
912
1,
, 018
106
, 349
, 455
5
415
415
64
895
959
64
, 310
374
6
301
301
43
775
818
43
, 076
, 119
7
394
394
7 30
730
, 124
, 124
8
197
197
67 3
67 3
870
870
9
208
208
644
644
852
852
60
124
124
388
388
512
512
1
114
114
359
359
473
47 3
2
156
156
308
308
464
464
3
114
114
296
296
410
410
4
52
52
285
285
337
337
5
106
106
251
251
357
357
6
21
21
205
205
226
226
7
21
21
217
217
238
238
8
31
31
171
171
202
202
9
10
10
108
108
118
118
70
10
10
125
125
135
135
1
91
91
91
91
2
80
80
80
80
3
23
23
23
23
4
.
17
17
17
17
5
23
23
23
23
6
11
11
11
11
7
17
17
17
17
8
--
--
—
--
9
11
11
11
11
80
1
2
3
4
—
--
—
--
6
6
6
6
6
6
6
6
Total
9, 579
4. 132
13.711
16,
,083
10,455
26,
,538
25,
662
14.
, 587
40,
,249
19
Table 9. --Length composition of scrod and large haddock landed
from 5Z East and West, June 1956, in hundreds of fish
Length
5Z
East
5Z
West
c
3Z '
Total
(cm.)
Scrod
Large
Total
S(
:rod
L
arge
Total
S(
:rod
L
arge
Total
35
44
44
60
60
104
104
6
22
22
199
199
221
221
7
311
311
318
318
629
629
8
222
222
458
458
680
680
9
467
467
876
876
1,
343
1, 343
40
956
956
,055
,055
2.
Oil
2,011
1
1,002
1,002
, 333
, 333
2.
335
2, 335
2
600
600
, 334
, 334
1,
934
1.934
3
578
578
.453
,453
2,
031
2,031
4
1,046
1, 046
.591
, 591
2,
637
2,637
5
578
578
.294
33
, 327
1.
87 2
33
1, 905
6
868
27
895
413
33
,446
2.
281
60
2, 341
7
778
27
805
.433
33
,466
2.
211
60
2, 271
8
823
93
916
174
142
, 316
1.
997
235
2, 232
9
778
173
951
414
175
, 589
2.
192
348
2, 540
50
400
253
653
532
510
, 042
1.
932
763
2, 695
1
511
479
990
975
794
,769
1,
486
,273
2,759
2
200
559
759
577
894
,471
777
,453
2, 230
3
67
624
691
358
1
, 338
, 696
425
, 962
2, 387
4
67
491
558
80
1
, 162
, 242
147
, 653
1,800
5
44
439
483
60
1
, 346
,406
104
,785
1, 889
6
173
173
1,
, 145
, 145
, 318
1, 318
7
22
187
209
902
902
22
, 089
1, 111
8
106
106
20
677
697
20
783
803
9
80
80
685
685
765
765
60
40
40
535
535
575
575
1
27
27
460
460
487
487
2
67
67
443
443
510
510
3
468
468
468
468
4
309
309
309
309
5
267
267
267
267
6
276
276
276
276
7
27
27
284
284
311
311
8
301
301
301
301
9
192
192
192
192
70
142
142
142
142
1
42
42
42
42
2
109
109
109
109
3
4
5
8
8
8
8
17
17
17
17
6
17
17
17
17
7
8
8
8
8
8
8
8
8
8
9
8
8
8
8
80
8
8
8
8
1
8
8
8
8
Total
10, 384
3.872
14, 256
19,
007
13,
,779
32,
786
29,
391
17,
,651 •
47, 042
20
Table 10. --Length composition of scrod and large haddock landed
fi-om 5Z East and West, July 1956, in hundreds of fish
Length
5Z East
5Z West
5Z Total
(cm.)
s.
crod
Large
Total
Scrod
Large
Total
Si
:rod
Large
Total
32
16
16
16
16
3
16
16
21
21
37
37
4
78
78
11
11
89
89
5
157
157
11
11
168
168
6
314
314
21
21
335
335
7
471
471
106
106
577
577
8
769
769
191
191
960
960
9
911
911
340
340
, 251
,251
40
. 053
,053
424
424
,477
,477
1
,241
, 241
498
498
,739
,739
2
083
,083
340
340
,423
,42 3
3
334
6
, 340
393
393
,727
6
,733
4
367
--
, 367
360
5
365
,727
5
,732
5
398
17
,415
328
9
337
,726
26
,752
6
664
34
,698
243
37
280
, 907
71
, 97 8
7
397
34
,431
371
46
417
,768
80
,848
8
225
141
, 366
413
55
468
,638
196
,834
9
020
248
, 268
563
123
686
, 583
371
, 954
50
628
389
, 017
456
206
662
,084
595
, 67 9
1
345
495
840
426
247
67 3
771
742
, 513
2
63
534
597
47 9
389
868
542
923
,465
3
31
511
542
278
458
736
309
969
, 278
4
47
349
396
223
536
759
270
885
, 155
5
16
355
371
149
508
657
165
863
,028
6
417
417
106
535
641
106
952
,058
7
203
203
85
508
593
85
711
796
8
191
191
21
499
520
21
690
711
9
79
79
11
366
377
11
445
456
60
91
91
--
352
352
--
443
44 3
1
72
72
11
307
318
11
37 9
390
2
84
84
11
275
286
11
359
370
3
34
34
174
174
208
208
4
34
34
179
179
213
213
5
17
17
174
174
191
191
6
6
6
137
137
143
143
7
51
51
128
128
179
179
8
22
22
115
115
137
137
9
6
6
101
101
107
107
70
17
17
69
69
86
86
1
6
6
55
55
61
61
2
11
11
46
46
57
57
3
6
6
32
32
38
38
4
5
5
5
5
5
4
4
4
4
6
9
9
9
9
7
9
9
9
9
8
4
4
4
4
9
—
--
--
--
80
4
4
4
4
Total
16.
644
4,460
21,
104
6,890
6.706
13, 596
2 3,
534
11, 166
34,
700
21
Table 11. --Length composition of scrod and large haddock landed
from 5Z East and West, August 1956, in hundreds of fish
Length
5Z
East
5Z West
5Z
Total
(cm. )
S(
:rod
Large
Total
Si
:rod
Large
Total
Scrod
L
arge
Total
33
29
29
29
29
4
58
58
58
58
5
88
88
88
88
6
204
204
22
22
226
226
7
467
467
180
180
647
647
8
672
672
270
270
942
942
9
, 372
, 372
653
10
663
2.
025
10
2,035
40
,518
,518
766
15
781
2,
284
15
2, 299
1
753
,753
1,
,059
18
1-
,077
2,
812
18
2.830
2
606
,606
946
40
986
2,
552
40
2,592
3
928
,928
1,
,464
74
,538
3.
392
74
3,466
4
402
,402
1,
, 690
64
,754
3,
092
64
3. 156
5
285
4
,289
1,
,644
60
,704
2,
929
64
2.993
6
578
18
, 596
1,
, 126
98
,224
2,
704
116
2, 820
7
139
36
, 175
946
128
,074
2,
085
164
2, 249
8
256
151
,407
1,
,464
283
,747
2,
720
434
3, 154
9
110
258
, 368
946
218
, 164
2.
056
47 6
2,532
50
409
329
738
811
302
, 113
1,
220
631
1,851
1
321
431
752
698
408
, 106
1,
019
839
1. 858
2
234
495
729
518
529
,047
752
1
,024
1.776
3
--
570
570
293
558
851
293
1
, 128
1,421
4
29
415
444
225
628
85 3
254
1.
,043
1,297
5
29
463
492
68
599
667
97
1.
,062
1,159
6
271
271
--
431
431
--
702
702
7
182
182
--
461
461
--
643
643
8
200
200
--
273
273
--
47 3
47 3
9
173
173
22
344
366
22
517
539
60
58
58
268
268
326
326
1
71
71
154
154
225
225
2
58
■ 58
124
124
182
182
3
36
36
130
130
166
166
4
27
27
115
115
142
142
5
9
9
69
69
78
78
6
4
4
89
89
93
93
7
13
13
94
94
107
107
8
4
4
51
51
55
55
9
--
--
51
51
51
51
70
9
9
5
5
14
14
1
4
4
5
5
9
9
2
--
--
10
10
10
10
3
--
--
5
5
5
5
4
5
6
4
4
5
5
9
9
5
5
5
5
7
--
--
--
--
8
5
5
5
5
Total
18.
,487
4, 293
22,
,780
15.
, 811
6,726
22,
,537
34,
298
11.
,019
45, 317
22
Table 12. --Length composition of scrod and large haddock landed
from 5Z East and West, September 1956, in hundreds of fish
Length
5Z
East
5Z West
5Z Total
(cm . )
Scrod
Large
Total
Scrod
Large
Total
Scrod
Large
Total
34
51
51
51
51
5
31
31
--
31
31
6
63
63
204
12
216
267
12
279
7
157
157
204
--
204
361
--
361
8
376
376
867
--
867
1.
243
1,
243
9
595
595
1,
428
--
1,
,428
2,
023
--
2,
023
40
720
720
2,
804
2,
, 804
3,
524
--
3,
524
1
814
814
2,
856
23
2,
, 87 9
3,
670
23
3,
,693
2
1, 127
1, 127
3,
568
12
3,
, 580
4,
695
12
4,
,707
3
1,064
6
1,070
4,
436
35
4,
,471
5,
500
41
5,
, 541
4
783
6
789
4,
538
12
4,
, 550
5,
321
18
5,
, 339
5
564
--
564
3,
569
--
3,
,569
4,
133
--
4,
, 133
6
407
11
418
3,
,467
23
3,
,490
3,
874
34
3,
, 908
7
626
17
643
2,
958
103
3,
,061
3,
584
120
3,
,704
8
532
28
560
2,
142
104
2,
,246
2,
674
132
2,
, 806
9
282
50
332
765
173
938
1,
047
223
1.
,270
50
250
83
333
561
347
908
811
430
1,
,241
1
344
206
550
255
265
520
599
471
1,
, 070
2
94
128
222
102
392
494
196
520
716
3
--
188
188
51
451
502
51
639
690
4
31
161
192
102
451
553
133
612
745
5
--
161
161
51
438
489
51
599
650
6
31
117
148
415
415
31
532
563
7
128
128
231
231
359
359
8
78
78
288
288
366
366
9
78
78
219
219
297
297
60
33
33
254
254
287
287
1
28
28
288
288
316
316
2
78
78
150
150
228
228
3
28
28
138
138
166
166
4
44
44
81
81
125
125
5
33
33
104
104
137
137
6
33
33
92
92
125
125
7
22
22
69
69
91
91
8
--
--
46
46
46
46
9
6
6
46
46
52
52
70
11
11
81
81
92
92
1
17
17
12
12
29
29
2
6
6
—
--
6
6
3
4
6
6
11
11
17
17
5
6
6
6
6
6
7
8
9
12
12
12
12
12
12
12
12
Total
8, 891
1,797
10, 688
34,
979
5, 390
40,
, 369
43,
870
7, 187
51,
,057
23
Table 13. --Length composition of scrod and large haddock landed
from 5Z East and West, October 1956, in hundreds of fish
Length
•
5Z East
5Z West
5Z
Total
(cm . )
S^
:rod
Large
Total
Si
:rod
Large
Total
Scrod
Large
Total
34
28
28
28
28
5
138
138
64
64
202
202
6
248
248
129
129
377
377
7
386
386
97
97
483
483
8
552
552
322
322
874
874
9
, 103
, 103
57 9
3
582
1,
682
3
1,
685
40
,462
,462
870
--
870
2,
332
--
2,
332
1
. 849
6
, 855
,401
--
,401
3,
250
6
3,
256
2
,545
--
,545
,417
3
,420
2,
962
3
2,
965
3
,765
6
,771
,546
--
,546
3,
311
6
3,
317
4
626
--
, 626
,723
--
,723
3,
349
--
3,
349
5
324
13
, 337
, 514
14
,528
2,
838
27
2,
,865
6
296
32
, 328
, 079
16
,095
2,
37 5
48
■ 9
.423
7
021
45
,066
, 031
67
,098
2.
052
112
2,
164
8
690
76
766
709
70
779
1,
399
146
1,
545
9
386
153
539
580
163
743
966
316
1,
282
50
331
204
535
451
255
706
782
459
1,
241
1
138
299
437
451
285
736
589
584
1,
173
2
110
312
422
145
415
560
255
727
982
3
56
197
253
129
387
516
185
584
769
4
28
312
340
129
381
510
157
693
850
5
280
280
16
472
488
16
752
768
6
140
140
97
328
425
97
468
565
7
(
146
146
377
377
523
523
8
83
83
307
307
390
390
9
57
57
285
285
342
342
60
32
32
206
206
238
238
1
45
45
176
176
221
221
2
13
13
128
128
141
141
3
6
6
144
144
150
150
4
13
13
90
90
103
103
5
95
95
95
95
6
84
84
84
84
7
13
13
54
54
67
67
8
6
6
49
49
55
55
9
6
6
49
49
55
55
70
16
16
16
16
1
36
36
36
36
2
41
41
41
41
3
11
11
11
11
4
11
11
11
11
5
3
3
3
3
6
3
3
3
3
7
8
- ~
::
::
_ _
9
3
3
3
3
Total
16,
,082
2,495
18,
, 577
14,
,479
5, 027
19,
, 506
30,
561
7,522
38,
083
24
Table 14. --Length composition of scrod and large haddock landed
from 5Z East and West, November 1956, in hundreds of fish
Length
5Z East
5Z West
5Z Total
(cm . )
Scrod
Large
Total
Scrod
Large
Total
Scrod
Large
Total
33
4
5
26
26
26
26
26
26
26
26
6
52
52
83
83
135
135
7
183
183
83
83
266
266
8
235
235
217
217
452
452
9
287
287
333
333
620
620
40
496
496
517
4
521
,013
4
,017
1
756
756
700
--
700
,456
--
,456
2
678
678
983
--
983
, 661
--
, 631
3
835
835
833
--
833
,668
--
, 668
4
836
836
1, 133
--
1, 133
,969
--
, 969
5
548
19
567
1,084
4
1,088
,632
23
,655
6
443
19
462
1. 118
5
1, 123
, 561
24
,585
7
339
19
358
750
12
762
,089
31
, 120
8
339
19
358
767
41
803
, 106
60
, 166
9
156
78
234
317
78
395
47 3
156
529
50
183
155
338
333
257
590
516
412
928
1
52
271
32 3
283
308
591
335
579
914
2
78
214
292
133
332
465
211
546
757
3
26
136
162
50
435
485
76
571
647
4
26
136
162
50
47 3
523
76
609
685
5
78
78
523
523
--
601
601
6
58
58
83
506
589
83
564
647
7
58
58
552
552
610
610
8
39
39
448
448
487
487
9
78
78
369
369
447
447
60
39
39
340
340
379
37 9
1
58
58
319
319
377
377
2
39
39
199
199
238
238
3
--
--
207
207
207
207
4
--
--
174
174
174
174
5
--
--
149
149
149
149
6
19
19
141
141
160
160
7
--
--
75
75
75
75
8
—
--
116
116
116
116
9
--
--
58
58
58
58
70
19
19
58
58
77
77
1
--
--
46
46
46
46
2
--
--
37
37
37
37
3
--
--
62
62
62
62
4
--
--
25
25
25
25
5
--
--
17
17
17
17
6
--
--
12
12
12
12
7
--
--
8
8
8
8
8
--
--
12
12
12
12
9
—
--
4
4
4
4
80
1
2
--
--
--
--
19
19
19
19
Total
6, 600
1,570
8, 170
9, 850
6,406
16, 256
16,
,450
7, 976
24,
,426
25
Table 15. --Length composition of scrod and large haddock landed
from 5Z East and West, December 1956, in hundreds of fish
Length
5Z
East
5Z West
5Z
Total
(cm . )
Scrod
Large
Total
Scrod
Large
Total
S(
:rod
Large
T
otal
35
21
21
24
24
45
45
6
136
136
24
24
160
160
7
126
126
108
108
234
234
8
356
356
84
84
440
440
9
576
576
276
276
852
852
40
723
723
324
324
, 047
,047
1
922
922
767
767
,689
,689
2
650
650
839
839
,489
,489
3
660
36
696
1,055
7
1, 062
,715
43
,758
4
335
--
335
1, 007
15
1, 022
, 342
15
, 357
5
429
36
465
1, 198
8
1, 206
,627
44
, 671
6
262
--
262
1, 055
15
1,070
, 317
15
, 332
7
293
73
366
719
48
767
,012
121
, 133
8
105
73
178
636
61
697
741
134
87 5
9
42
36
78
456
156
612
498
192
690
50
52
73
125
408
276
684
460
349
809
1
10
183
193
324
385
709
334
568
902
2
21
147
168
252
522
774
273
669
942
3
110
110
84
504
588
84
614
698
4
36
36
60
659
719
60
695
755
5
110
110
12
675
687
12
785
797
6
36
36
24
640
664
24
676
700
7
36
36
12
586
598
12
622
634
8
--
--
12
516
528
12
516
528
9
182
182
498
498
680
680
60
73
73
334
334
407
407
1
110
110
246
246
356
356
2
110
110
271
271
381
381
3
73
73
254
254
327
327
4
36
36
175
175
211
211
5
152
152
152
152
6
102
102
102
102
7
105
105
105
105
8
80
80
80
80
9
80
80
80
80
70
44
44
44
44
1
40
40
40
40
2
29
29
29
29
3
33
33
33
33
4
25
25
25
25
5
11
11
11
11
6
4
4
4
4
7
4
4
4
4
8
4
4
4
4
9
4
4
4
4
80
1
2
3
4
5
6
--
--
--
4
4
4
4
Total
5,719
1, 569
7, 288
9,760
7,572
17, 332
15,
47 9
9, 141
24,
620
26
Table 16. --Length composition of scrod and large haddock landed
from 5Z East and West, January 1957, in hundreds of fish
Length
5Z East
5Z West
5Z
Total
(cm . )
Scrod
Large
Total
Scrod
Large'
Total
Scrod
Large
Total
35
7
7
26
26
33
33
6
20
20
13
13
33
33
7
53
53
37
37
90
90
8
72
72
26
26
98
98
9
131
131
65
65
196
196
40
223
223
218
218
441
441
1
327
327
310
310
637
637
2
217
217
513
513
7 30
730
3
243
243
603
603
846
846
4
301
eoi
617
617
918
918
5
289
5
294
666
666
955
5
960
6
269
5
274
• 616
616
885
5
890
7
223
21
244
654
8
662
877
29
906
8
158
36
194
423
25
448
581
61
642
9
158
94
252
448
33
481
606
127
733
50
105
83
188
282
75
357
387
158
545
1
39
172
211
295
174
469
334
346
680
2
20
166
186
141
291
432
161
457
618
3
20
152
172
90
388
478
110
540
650
4
7
152
159
50
507
557
57
659
716
5
198
198
128
307
435
128
505
633
6
88
88
51
523
574
51
611
662
7
100
100
26
382
408
26
482
508
8
100
100
51
489
540
51
589
640
9
83
83
26
399
425
26
482
508
60
78
78
13
265
■278
13
343
356
1
36
36
--
233
233
--
269
269
2
31
31
13
199
212
13
2 30
243
3
62
62
2 34
234
296
296
4
42
42
216
216
258
258
5
26
26
108
108
134
134
6
26
26
124
124
150
150
7
21
21
50
50
71
71
8
31
31
109
109
140
140
9
10
10
42
42
52
52
70
10
10
33
33
43
43
1
10
10
43
43
53
53
2
5
5
42
42
47
47
3
5
5
8
8
13
13
4
10
10
26
26
36
36
5
5
5
--
--
5
5
6
5
5
--
--
5
5
7
8
8
8
8
8
9
9
9
9
9
8
8
8
8
80
8
8
8
8
Total
2,882
1,868
4.750
6,401
5, 366
11,767
9,283
7,234
16,517
27
Table 17. --Length composition of scrod and large haddock landed
from 5Z East and West, 1956 Haddock Year, in hundreds of fish
Length
5Z
East
5Z
West
5Z
Tota]
(cm .)
S
;rod
L
arge
Total
S<
:rod
L
arge
Total
Scrod
L
arge
Total
32
16
16
16
16
3
71
71
58
58
129
129
4
164
164
83
83
247
247
5
535
535
350
350
885
885
6
1,
195
1,195
1,
002
12
1,014
2,
197
12
2, 209
7
2,
326
2, 326
1,
700
--
1,700
4,
026
--
4,026
8
3,
557
3,557
3,
327
--
3, 327
6,
884
--
6, 884
9
6,
052
13
6,065
5,
862
13
5,875
11.
914
26
11, 940
40
7,
97 8
--
7,978
8,
597
19
8, 616
16,
575
19
16,594
1
9,
818
6
9,824
10,
910
47
10,957
20,
728
53
20,781
2
9,
080
--
9,080
11,
640
66
11,706
20
,720
66
20,786
3
10
,229
54
10,283
13,
547
122
13,669
23.
776
176
23, 952
4
9,
949
6
9,955
14,
233
102
14, 335
24,
182
108
24,290
5
9,
437
127
9,564
12,
688
145
12,833
22,
125
272
22, 397
6
9,
630
190
9, 820
12,
435
249
12,684
22,
065
439
22,504
7
8,
032
410
9,442
11.
083
57 3
11,656
20,
115
983
21,098
8
8,
173
853
9,026
10,
224
1.
051
11,275
18,
397
1,
904
20, 301
9
6,
921
1
670
8,591
8.
045
1-
547
9,592
14,
966
3,
217
18, 183
50
5,
084
2
308
7, 392
7,
221
2,
786
10,007
12,
305
5,
094
17, 399
1
3,
186
4
047
7,233
5,
656
3,
990
9,646
8.
842
8,
037
16, 879
2
2,
260
4
000
6,260
3.
394
5,
293
8, 687
5,
654
9,
293
14,947
3
955
4
170
5, 125
1
" t
983
6,
066
8,049
2,
938
10,
236
13, 174
4
632
3
985
4, 617
1,
416
6,
481
7,897
2,
048
10,
466
12,514
5
239
3
783
4,022
899
6,
447
7, 346
1,
138
10,
230
11, 368
6
170
3,
155
3, 325
719
6,
105
6, 824
889
9,
260
10, 149
7
22
2
492
2,514
386
5,
207
5,593
408
7,
699
8. 107
8
2,
232
2,232
359
4,
811
5, 170
359
7,
043
7,402
9
2
181
2, 181
164
4,
412
4,576
164
6,
593
6,757
60
1.
255
1,255
61
3,
38u
3,441
61
4,
635
4, 696
1
1,
412
1,412
31
2,
917
2, 948
31
4,
329
4, 360
2
1,
230
1,230
44
2,
489
2,533
44
3,
719
3,763
3
968
968
2.
377
2, 377
3,
345
3, 345
4
724
724
■*■ t
964
1,964
2,
688
2, 688
5
568
568
^ J
668
1,668
2,
236
2,236
6
420
420
■'-*
496
1,496
1.
916
1, 916
7
410
410
■*■*
234
1,234
1,
644
1, 644
8
236
236
*■ »
224
1,224
1.
460
1,460
9
97
97
854
854
951
951
70
294
294
67 3
67 3
967
967
1
226
226
429
429
655
655
2
73
73
472
472
545
545
3
55
55
223
223
278
278
4
110
110
134
134
244
244
5
5
5
80
80
85
85
6
11
11
81
81
92
92
7
--
--
77
77
77
77
8
41
41
42
42
83
83
9
--
--
47
47
47
47
80
--
--
23
23
23
23
1
--
--
8
8
8
8
2
3
4
5
6
19
19
6
6
25
25
6
6
6
6
4
4
4
4
Total 116,
711
43,
836
160.547
148,
117
77,
452
225,569
264,
828
121.
288
386, 116
28
Table 18. --Length composition of scrod and large haddock landed from
5Y North and South, Spring 1956, in hundreds of fish
Length
5Y North
5Y South
5Y Total
(cm.)
Scrod
Large
Total
Scrod
Large
Total
S
crod
Large
Total
31
7
7
7
7
2
--
--
--
--
3
--
--
--
__
4
--
--
42
42
42
42
5
14
14
42
42
56
56
6
7
7
105
105
112
112
7
21
21
296
296
317
317
8
63
63
275
275
338
338
9
140
140
359
359
499
499
40
168
168
211
211
379
379
1
286
286
614
614
900
900
2
37 0
37 0
232
232
602
602
3
454
8
462
549
549
,003
8
,011
4
678
4
682
422
422
, 100
4
, 104
5
7 34
8
742
507
507
, 241
8
, 249
6
1,083
27
1, 110
465
465
,548
27
, 575
7
1, 138
65
1,203
465
465
, 60 3
65
, 668
8
1,222
107
1, 329
444
16
460
, 36C
123
,789
g
1, 104
198
1, 302
486
32
518
, 590
230
, 820
50
790
302
1, 092
422
129
551
, 212
431
,643
1
405
469
874
338
322
660
743
791
,534
2
426
538
964
275
322
597
701
860
, 561
3
147
580
727
42
242
284
189
822
,011
4
105
504
609
42
322
364
147
826
97 3
5
56
469
525
21
403
424
77
872
949
6
--
596
596
355
355
--
951
951
7
7
424
431
338
338
7
762
769
8
--
435
435
355
355
--
790
790
9
--
405
405
258
258
--
663
663
60
7
351
358
274
274
7
625
632
1
328
32 8
145
145
47 3
47 3
2
256
256
145
145
401
401
3
244
244
226
226
470
470
4
149
149
80
80
229
229
5
114
114
113
113
227
227
6
88
88
64
64
152
152
7
84
84
64
64
148
148
8
53
53
48
48
101
101
g
65
65
16
16
81
81
70
57
57
32
32
89
89
1
19
19
19
19
2
23
23
23
23
3
15
15
15
15
4
15
15
15
15
5
6
4
4
4
4
7
8
4
4
4
4
9
80
4
4
4
4
Total
9,432
7,012 16,444
6, 654
4, 301
10, 955
16,
086
11,313 :
27,
399
29
Table 19. --Length composition of scrod and large haddock landed from
5Y North and South, Summer 1956, in hundreds of fish
Length
5Y North
5Y South
5Y
Total
(cm.)
Scrod
Large
Total
Scrod
Large
Total
Scrod
Large
Total
35
2
2
2
2
6
4
4
4
4
7
6
6
6
6
8
10
10
10
10
9
21
21
9
9
30
30
40
54
54
9
9
63
63
1
67
67
--
--
67
67
2
106
106
47
47
153
153
3
113
113
65
65
178
178
4
177
177
159
159
336
336
5
205
205
197
197
402
402
6
270
270
103
103
37 3
37 3
7
245
245
187
4
191
432
4
436
8
221
8
229
122
--
122
343
8
351
9
232
12
244
84
13
97
316
25
341
50
180
32
212
131
17
148
311
49
360
1
173
72
245
140
38
178
313
110
423
2
117
85
202
37
76
113
154
161
315
3
79
116
195
47
88
135
126
204
330
4
42
123
165
19
88
107
61
211
272
5
42
118
160
19
147
166
61
265
326
6
31
146
177
--
130
130
31
276
307
7
21
105
126
--
122
122
21
227
248
8
6
123
129
--
182
182
6
305
311
9
4
102
106
--
63
63
4
165
169
60
17
111
128
9
59
68
26
170
196
1
93
93
9
97
106
9
190
199
2
82
82
92
92
174
174
3
72
72
67
67
139
139
4
62
62
105
105
167
167
5
61
61
63
63
124
124
6
39
39
55
55
94
94
7
30
30
63
63
93
93
8
32
32
33
33
65
65
9
26
26
21
21
47
47
70
19
19
29
29
48
48
1
17
17
13
13
30
30
2
16
16
8
8
24
24
3
8
8
17
17
25
25
4
12
12
4
4
16
16
5
8
8
8
8
6
1
1
1
1
7
1
1
1
1
8
1
1
1
1
Total
2,445
1.733
4, 178
1, 393
1.694
3.087
3.838
3.427
7.265
30
Table 20. --Length composition of scrod and large haddock landed from
5Y North and South, Fall 1956, in hundreds of fish
Length
5Y North
5Y
South
5Y
Total
(cm.)
Scrod
Large
Total
Scrod
Large
Total
Scrod
Large
Total
35
1
1
1
1
6
4
4
16
16
20
20
7
11
11
--
--
11
11
8
19
19
--
--
19
19
9
28
28
16
16
44
44
40
31
31
47
47
78
78
1
48
48
62
62
110
110
2
38
38
109
109
147
147
3
36
36
172
172
208
208
4
40
1
41
265
265
305
1
306
5
38
1
39
436
436
474
1
475
6
49
2
51
343
343
392
2
394
7
63
5
68
561
7
568
624
12
636
8
59
13
72
530
20
550
589
33
622
9
73
15
88
405
46
451
478
61
539
50
69
22
91
421
79
500
490
101
591
1
67
41
108
249
66
315
316
107
423
2
56
50
106
■ 156
158
314
212
208
420
3
52
53
105
78
178
256
130
231
361
4
29
56
85
31
191
222
60
247
307
5
22
57
79
297
297
22
354
37 6
6
10
63
73
337
337
10
400
410
7
6
58
64
231
231
6
289
295
8
6
48
54
218
218
6
266
272
9
3
51
54
310
310
3
361
364
60
1
55
56
211
211
1
266
267
1
1
42
43
119
119
1
161
162
2
45
45
158
158
203
203
3
39
39
165
165
204
204
4
28
28
125
125
153
153
5
30
30
132
132
162
162
6
21
21
92
92
113
113
7
20
20
106
106
126
126
8
18
18
20
20
38
38
9
14
14
40
40
54
54
70
9
9
26
26
35
35
1
5
5
13
13
18
18
2
6
6
26
26
32
32
3
5
5
20
20
25
25
4
4
4
7
7
11
11
5
4
4
--
--
4
4
6
3
3
7
7
10
10
7
1
1
7
7
8
8
Total
860
885
1.745
3,897
3.412
7. 309
4,757
4, 297
9,054
31
Table 21. --Length composition of scrod and large haddock landed from
5Y North and South, Winter 1956, in hundreds of fish
Length
5Y
North
5Y South
5Y Total
(cm.)
Scrod
Large
Total
Scrod
Large
Total
Scrod
Large
Total
35
2
2
2
2
6
5
5
5
5
7
2
2
2
2
8
4
4
4
4
9
13
13
13
13
40
13
13
9
9
22
22
1
25
25
35
35
60
60
2
16
16
44
44
60
60
3
26
26
53
53
79
79
4
60
60
62
62
122
122
5
49
49
106
2
108
155
2
157
6
47
47
159
--
159
206
--
206
7
64
64
238
--
238
302
--
302
8
69
3
72
247
3
250
316
6
322
9
69
10
79
221
8
229
290
18
308
50
82
13
95
230
21
251
312
34
346
1
47
29
76
194
28
222
241
57
298
2
31
37
68
168
55
223
199
92
291
3
20
57
77
79
65
144
99
122
221
4
11
63
74
35
91
126
46
154
200
5
9
77
86
18
63
81
27
140
167
6
4
56
60
9
62
71
13
118
131
7
59
59
75
75
134
134
8
56
56
91
91
147
147
9
39
39
57
57
96
96
60
34
34
45
45
79
79
1
40
40
42
42
82
82
2
32
32
36
36
68
68
3
38
38
26
26
64
64
4
14
14
29
29
43
43
5
21
21
16
16
37
37
6
24
24
16
16
40
40
7
24
24
13
13
37
37
8
8
8
16
16
24
24
9
9
9
13
13
22
22
70
5
5
8
8
13
13
1
10
10
--
--
10
10
2
4
4
--
--
4
4
3
3
3
5
5
8
8
4
6
6
--
--
6
6
5
1
1
2
2
3
3
Total
668
772
1,440
1, 907
888
2,795
2.575
1. 660
4, 235
32
Table 22. --Length composition of scrod and large haddock landed from
5Y North and South. 1 956 Haddock Year, in hundreds of fish
Length
5Y North
5Y South
5Y
Total
(cm.)
s;
crod
Large
Total
Si
orod
Large
Total
S(
:rod
L
arge
Total
31
2
7
7
7
7
3
4
~ —
_ _
42
42
42
42
5
19
19
42
42
61
61
6
20
20
121
121
141
141
7
40
40
296
296
336
336
8
96
96
275
275
371
371
9
202
202
384
384
586
586
40
266
266
276
276
542
542
1
426
426
711
711
1,
, 137
1,
137
2
530
530
432
432
962
962
3
629
8
637
839
839
1,
,468
8
1,
47 6
4
955
5
960
908
908
1,
863
5
1,
868
5
,026
9
,035
,246
2
,248
2,
272
11
2,
283
6
,449
29
,478
,070
--
,070
2,
519
29
2,
548
7
,510
70
,580
,451
11
,462
2,
961
81
3,
042
8
,571
131
,702
, 343
39
, 382
2,
914
170
3,
084
9
,478
235
,713
, 196
99
1,
,295
2,
,674
334
3,
008
50
, 121
369
,490
,204
246
,450
2,
325
615
2,
940
1
692
611
, 303
921
454
, 375
1,
,613
,065
2,
678
2
630
710
, 340
636
611
,247
1,
,266
, 321
2,
587
3
298
806
, 104
246
57 3
819
544
, 379
92 3
4
187
746
933
127
692
819
314
,438
752
5
129
721
850
58
910
968
187
, 631
818
6
45
861
906
9
884
893
54
,745
799
7
34
646
680
--
766
766
34
,412
446
8
12
662
674
--
846
846
12
,508
520
9
7
597
604
--
688
688
7
,285
292
60
25
551
576
9
589
598
34
, 140
174
1
1
503
504
9
403
412
10
906
916
2
415
415
431
431
846
846
3
393
393
484
484
877
877
4
253
253
339
339
592
592
5
226
226
324
324
550
550
6
172
172
227
227
399
399
7
158
158
246
246
404
404
8
111
111
117
117
228
228
9
114
114
90
90
204
204
70
90
90
95
95
185
185
1
51
51
26
26
77
77
2
49
49
34
34
83
83
3
31
31
42
42
73
73
4
37
37
11
11
48
48
5
17
17
2
2
19
19
6
4
4
7
7
11
11
7
6
6
7
7
13
13
8
9
80
1
1
1
1
4
4
4
4
Total
13,
,405
10,402
23,
,807
13,
, 851
10.295
24,
,146
27,
,256
20,
, 697
47,
, 953
33
Table 23. --Age -1 ength composition of haddock discarded at sea
in 5Z, 1956 Haddock Year, in hundreds of fish
5Z
East
5Z West
Length
Years
of age
"Total
Years of age
(cm. )
1
2
3
4
1
2 3
4
"Total
16
1
1
17
1
1
18
1
1
19
--
20
1
1
21
2
2
22
2
2
2
2
23
3
3
2
2
24
7
7
5
5
25
10
10
11
11
26
21
21
18
18
27
33
33
42
42
28
63
63
79
79
29
75
13
88
96
96
30
88
63
151
116
116
31
80
101
181
94
24
118
32
95
126
16
237
120
120
33
188
94
--
282
89
89
34
73
2 35
--
308
75
75
35
59
257
316
38
38
76
36
83
214
--
12
309
24
47
71
37
--
277
28
--
305
61
61
38
16
126
79
16
237
77
77
39
153
12
--
165
95
95
40
79
30
10
119
47
47
41
52
--
7
59
21
21
42
27
—
27
15
15
43
14
—
14
4
4
44
6
6
3
3
45
4
4
1
1
46
4
4
—
47
3
3
2
2
48
—
49
1
1
50
Total
902
1,837
165
57
2,961
811
432
3
1,246
34
Table 24. --Age-length composition of haddock landed from 5Z East, February 1956,
in hundreds of fish
Y e a 1
■ s o
f a
g e
Length
(cm. )
2
3
4
5
6
7
8
9+
Total
35
17
6
23
6
15
8
23
7
115
115
8
54
107
161
9
2
11
103
35
151
40
35
104
69
--
208
1
--
392
--
392
2
289
288
--
577
3
--
425
106
,531
4
246
246
246
738
5
459
452
1
912
6
141
626
126
124
,017
7
8
7 97
200
--
005
8
--
813
322
--
,135
9
75
813
140
108
,136
50
--
913
177
--
27
, 117
1
--
7 48
190
210
--
, 148
2
54
699
215
161
215
, 344
3
--
440
262
114
--
816
4
--
245
152
27 6
91
764
5
--
228
110
337
--
67 5
6
2
279
80
410
--
771
7
131
--
350
--
481
8
81
484
81
646
9
115
29
172
200
29
545
60
114
190
114
--
418
1
40
79
119
79
317
2
47
70
47
117
23
304
3
--
138
83
83
--
304
4
145
97
49
--
291
5
--
48
--
94
48
190
6
38
38
--
152
--
228
7
47
46
46
--
139
8
34
34
33
101
9
--
13
25
38
70
44
44
89
177
1
64
--
63
127
2
51
--
51
3
38
--
38
4
76
76
Total 123 1,625 8,822 2,711 3,501 1,262 829 357 19,230
35
Table 25, --Age-length composition of haddock landed from 5Z East, March 1956,
in hundreds of fish
Length
(cm. )
Years
g e
3
4
5
6
7
8
9+
Total
58
39
116
--
174
174
58
58
116
--
370
93
463
212
212
212
636
463
463
--
926
123
615
123
123
984
61
957
241
2
.261
--
824
379
--
,203
90
902
157
120
,269
--
933
193
--
32
,158
--
648
186
189
--
,023
34
437
134
101
135
841
--
592
285
109
--
986
--
257
160
424
96
937
--
223
117
340
--
680
9
307
128
417
2
863
136
--
362
498
--
52
311
52
415
109
28
164
190
28
519
68
113
68
249
57
114
171
114
456
38
58
38
96
19
249
--
141
85
85
--
311
--
73
48
24
--
145
--
47
--
93
47
187
14
14
--
55
--
83
28
28
14
10
31
27
14
7
10
13
14
21
31
83
41
21
41
62
40
1
2
3
4
5
6
7
8
9
50
1
2
3
4
5
6
7
8
9
60
1
2
3
4
5
6
7
8
9
70
1
2
3
4
5
6
7
8
9
80
19
41
41
Total
19
1,108 8,256 2,665 3,250 1,000
553
186 17,037
36
Table 26. --Age- length composition of haddock landed from 5Z East, April 1956,
in hundreds of fish
Length
Years of age
(cm.) 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9+ Total
39 56 18 74
40 8 25 16 -- 49
1 -- 49 -- 49
2 87 86 -- 173
3 -- 119 30 149
4 66 66 66 198
5 74 74 -- 148
6 9 47 9 9 74
7 -- 197 49 -- 246
8 -- 94 30 -- 124
9 31 129 28 15 203
50 230 34 -- 2 266
1 99 26 28 -- 153
2 33 -- -- 16 49
3 43 37 19 -- 99
4 43 27 107 16 193
5 24 15 40 -- 79
6 22 5 32 -- 59
7 22 -- 57 -- 7 9
8 -- 22 134 22 178
9 21 5 31 37 5 99
60 5 9 6-- 20
1 10 20 29 20 79
2 6 9 6 16 3 40
3
4 20 13 7 -- 40
5
6
7 7 7 6 -- 20
8
9 -- --
70
1
2
3
4 20 20
Total 8 292 1,470 422 537 154 54 23 2,960
37
Table 27.
--Age- length composition of haddock landed from 5Z
East, May
1956,
in hundreds of fish
Length
Y e
a r s
o f
a g
e
(cm. )
2
3
4
5
6
7
8
9+
Total
36
113
113
7
50
7
57
8
130
12
142
9
369
28
397
40
416
38
454
1
404
90
45
539
2
443
89
177
709
3
313
210
105
52
680
4
170
212
298
--
680
5
61
508
444
--
56
1,069
6
59
524
231
--
--
814
7
103
205
514
21
--
843
8
322
406
46
--
46
820
9
400
561
--
--
--
961
50
402
455
67
--
924
1
133
367
75
38
613
2
126
483
21
21
651
3
--
295
153
29
44
15
536
4
26
205
154
51
--
436
5
--
166
125
124
--
415
6
27
27
138
82
27
--
301
7
--
87
88
175
44
--
394
8
--
85
56
28
28
--
197
9
35
35
70
34
34
208
60
--
31
--
62
31
124
1
16
16
49
33
--
114
2
9
38
68
33
6
2
156
3
--
--
57
57
--
114
4
1
7
17
20
5
2
52
5
--
--
--
104
--
104
6
--
21
-.
--
21
7
1
2
1
8
4
5
21
8
1
2
2
10
8
8
31
9
--
10
10
70
10
10
Total
2,631
3,394
5,014
1,162
785
433
274
17
13,710
38
Table 28, - -Age- length composition of haddock landed from 5Z East. June 1956,
in hundreds of fish
Length
(cm. )
Y e
o f
9+
Total
35
6
7
8
9
40
1
2
3
4
5
6
7
8
9
50
1
2
3
4
5
6
7
8
9
60
1
2
3
4
5
6
7
44
22
272
39
204
18
434
33
877
79
751
167
83
375
75
150
267
178
89
44
261
326
458
--
31
27 3
243
--
31
65
57 5
253
1
--
97
195
486
27
--
360
453
51
--
52
367
584
--
--
218
399
36
--
--
219
591
120
60
--
124
561
37
37
--
--
417
137
46
69
23
29
231
174
125
--
--
4
202
145
133
--
--
16
16
78
47
16
--
1
48
52
87
21
--
--
46
30
15
15
--
13
13
28
13
--
13
--
10
--
20
10
4
4
11
8
--
4
16
29
14
3
11
44
22
311
222
467
956
1,001
600
578
1,045
57 8
894
805
916
951
653
990
759
692
559
484
173
209
106
80
40
27
67
27
Total
3,700 3,309 5,332
993
635
226
54
14,256
39
Table 29. --Age-length composition of haddock landed from 5Z East, July 1956,
in hundreds of fish
Length
(cm. )
32
3
4
5
6
7
8
9
40
1
2
3
4
5
6
7
8
9
50
1
2
3
4
5
6
7
8
9
60
1
2
3
4
5
6
7
8
9
70
1
2
3
o f
2
3
4
5
6
7
8
9+
T
otal
16
16
16
16
78
78
157
157
314
314
412
59
471
705
64
769
846
65
911
965
87
,052
930
207
103
,240
677
135
271
,083
618
413
206
103
,340
342
426
598
--
,366
78
671
591
--
74
,414
123
1,091
483
--
,697
175
349
873
34
--
,431
535
676
77
77
,365
484
784
--
--
--
,268
343
617
57
--
,017
148
507
124
62
--
841
87
439
36
36
598
--
333
97
38
57
19
544
21
164
123
88
--
--
396
2
152
110
107
--
--
371
38
38
189
114
38
--
417
--
45
45
90
23
--
203
--
82
55
27
27
191
13
13
27
13
13
--
79
--
23
--
45
22
90
10
11
31
21
--
73
5
21
37
18
3
1
85
--
--
--
17
17
--
34
1
5
11
13
3
1
34
--
--
--
6
21
17
--
17
6
51
2
5
3
9
11
1
1
2
7
6
6
23
--
--
6
--
6
17
--
--
17
1
1
2
2
6
--
--
--
11
11
1
1
2
2
6
Total 6,452 5,238 6,994 1,143 752 385 106 34 21,104
40
Table 30. --Age- length composition of haddock landed from 5Z East, August 1956,
in hundreds of fish
Length
Yea
r s
of a
g e
(cm. )
1
2
3
4
5
6
7
8
9+
Total
33
29
29
4
26
32
58
5
88
88
6
204
204
7
350
117
•
467
8
672
--
67 2
9
942
430
1,37 2
40
817
584
117
1,518
1
1,
,642
110
1,752
2
1.
,338
178
90
1,606
3
1,
,392
428
108
1,928
4
610
67 0
122
1,402
5
746
137
406
1,289
6
664
664
267
1,595
7
416
429
329
1,174
8
457
57 2
328
50
1,407
9
171
37 0
798
29
--
1,368
50
136
452
150
--
738
1
__
88
473
144
48
753
2
18
18
533
123
35
727
3
--
284
104
155
26
569
4
213
92
115
23
443
5
29
203
106
103
51
492
6
95
95
67
14
271
7
52
78
52
--
182
8
138
62
--
--
200
9
44
--
43
43
43
17 3
60
17
8
17
8
8
58
1
--
24
47
-_
--
71
2
19
10
10
10
9
58
3
--
18
--
9
9
36
4
14
13
--
--
--
27
5
2
4
3
--
__
9
6
--
--
2
--
2
4
7
--
--
13
--
--
13
8
9
70
1
1
2
--
--
4
3
4
1
1
9
1
2
3
4
--
--
4
_ _
_ _
_.
4
2
1
1
4
Total
26
10
, 588
4,850
5, 198
1,042
781
205
71
13
22,774
41
Table 31. --Age-length composition of haddock landed from 5Z East, September 1956,
in hundreds of fish
Length Y ^ ^ ^ ^ 2_i ^ R ^
(cm.) 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9+ Total
35 31 31
6 63 63
7 118 39 157
8 376 -- 37 6
9 409 186 595
40 388 277 55 720
1 763 -- 51 814
2 938 125 63 1,126
3 772 238 60 1,070
4 344 376 68 788
5 327 59 178 564
6 171 171 76 418
7 229 234 180 643
8 194 241 115 10 560
9 43 92 191 6 -- 332
50 -- 83 213 38 -- 334
1 -- 80 379 68 23 550
2 5 5 171 32 9 222
3 -- 94 34 52 9 189
4 -- 103 36 45 9 193
5 6 65 36 36 18 161
6 9 53 51 29 6 148
7 37 55 36 -- 128
8 54 24 -- -- 78
9 20 -- 20 19 19 78
60 10 5 9 5 4 33
1 -- 9 19 -- -- 28
2 26 13 13 13 13 78
3 -- -- 14 -- 7 7 28
4 . -- 22 22 -- -- -- 44
5 1 8 13 10 1 -- 33
6 -- 17 -- 16 33
7 -- 22 -- -- 22
8
9 -- -- 6 -- 6
70 3 5 2 1 11
1 -- 17 -- -- 17
2 -. 6 -- -- 6
3 -- 3 2 1 6
4
5
6 2 2 2 6
Total 5,171 2,221 2,263 437 355 161 56 25 10,689
6
--
38
--
68
23
32
9
34
52
9
36
45
9
36
36
18
51
29
6
55
36
--
24
--
--
20
19
19
5
9
5
4
9
19
--
13
13
13
13
--
14
--
7
22
22
--
--
8
13
10
1
--
17
--
--
22
--
6
3
5
2
--
17
6
3
--
2
42
Table 32. --Age- length composition of haddock landed from 5Z East,
October 1956, in hundreds of fish.
Length
Yea
r s of
age
(cm.)
1
2
3
4
5
6
7
8
9+ Total
34
12
16
28
5
138
138
6
248
248
7
290
96
386
8
552
--
552
9
758
345
1, 103
40
786
563
113
1,462
1
1,
,738
--
117
1, 855
2
1,
,287
171
87
1,545
3
1,
,280
393
99
1,772
4
708
777
142
1,627
5
773
145
419
1, 337
6
546
546
236
1, 328
7
376
393
295
1
1, 065
8
251
314
176
--
25
766
9
59
136
327
17
--
539
50
—
110
332
93
--
535
1
--
44
260
100
33
437
2
11
11
300
78
22
422
3
33
120
36
54
9
252
4
--
166
69
87
17
339
5
10
115
62
62
31
280
6
49
49
35
7
140
7
42
62
42
--
146
8
57
26
--
--
83
9
15
--
14
14
. 14
57
60
9
4
9
5 '
5
32
1
--
15
30
--
--■
45
2
4
3
2
2
2
13
3
--
3
--
2
1 6
4
5
6
7
'
13
6
7
__
__
13
_ _
13
8
1
2
3
--
6
9
6
6
Total
12
9,
,817
4, 087
3,480
622
427
101
29
1 18,576
43
Table 33. --Age- length composition of haddock landed from 5Z East,
November 1956, in hundreds of fish.
Length Yearsofage
(cm.) 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9+ TdtaT
33 25 1 26
4
5 24 2 26
6 44 8 52
7 91 92 183
8 2 35 -- 235
g 287 -- 287
40 496 -- 496
1 756 -- 756
2 508 170 678
3 731 -- 104 835
4 782 53 -- 835
5 548 16 3 567
6 333 126 4 463
7 203 13 141 1 358
8 19 113 113 113 358
9 131 94 9 234
50 145' 166 23 4 338
1 307 17 -- -- 324
2 13 186 93 -- 292
3 -- 108 27 27 162
4 23 88 51 -- 162
5 26 26 26 78
6 19 26 7 6 •' 58
7 -- 58 -- -- 58
8 -- 13 13 13 39
9 26 17 26 9 78
60 -- -- -- 39 39
1 29 29 -- -- 58
2 13 26 -- 39
3
4
5
6 5 8 3 3 19
7 — —
8
9
70 1 7 6 5 19
1
2
3
4
5
6
7 . -- --
8
9
80
1
2 19 19
Total 5,082 1,213 1,124 499 135 82 9 27 8,171
44
Table 34. --Age-length composition of haddock landed from 5Z East, December 1956,
in hundreds of fish
Length Years of age
(cm.) 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9+ Total
35 19 2 21
6 115 21 136
7 63 63 126
8 356 -- 356
9 576 -- 57 6
40 723 -- 723
1 922 -- 922
2 488 162 650
3 577 35 84 696
4 314 21 -- 335
5 429 30 6 1 466
6 196 66 -- -- 262
7 176 49 137 4 366
8 73 35 , 35 35 178
9 43 31 4 78
50 52 60 11 2 125
1 189 4 -- -- 193
2 3 104 60 -- 167
3 -- 65 22 22 109
4 6 19 12 -- 37
5 37 36 36 109
6 12 17 4 4 37
7 -- 37 -- -- 37
8 - -
9 61 40 61 20 182
60 -- -- -- 73 73
1 55 54 -- -- 109
2 36 73 -- 109
3 37 -- 36 73
4 19 18 37
Total 5,027 777 710 406 217 133 18 7,288
45
Table 35.
--Age- length i
composition of haddock landed from
5Z E
ast, January 1957,
in hundreds
of fish
Length
Y e
a r s
o f
a g
e
(cm. )
2
3
4
5
6
7
8
9+
Total
35
6
1
7
6
17
3
20
7
27
26
53
8
72
--
72
9
131
--
131
40
223
--
223
1
327
--
327
2
163
54
217
3
213
--
30
243
4
282
19
--
301
5
289
4
1
294
6
202
71
1
274
7
134
14
95
1
244
8
36
53
53
52
194
9
139
101
11
1
252
50
81
92
13
2
188
1
199
12
--
--
211
2
3
115
68
--
186
3
--
111
31
30
172
4
25
81
53
--
159
5
66
66
66
198
6
28
39
10
11
88
7
-- •
100
--
--
100
8
--
32
33
35
100
9
28
18
27
10
83
60
--
--
--
78
78
1
18
18
--
--
36
2
10
21
--
31
3
31
--
31
62
4
--
21
21
42
5
--
--
13
13
26
6
1
6
11
4
4
26
7
--
21
--
--
21
8
--
16
15
--
31
9
--
5
5
--
10
70
1
2
4
3
10
1
--
--
10
10
2
2
2
1
5
3
2
2
1
5
4
1
5
4
10
5
2
3
5
e
1
4
5
Total
2.122
692
832
544
218
238
74
30
4,750
46
Table 36.
--Age
-length com
posit
ion of haddock land
ed from 5Z East, 1956 Haddock Year,
in
hundreds o
f fish
Length
Y
e a
r
s o
f a
g e
(cm.)
1
2
3
4
5
6
7
8
9+
Total
32
16
16
3
70
1
71
4
38
126
--
164
5
524
11
535
6
1,
155
40
1,195
7
1.
67 3
653
2,326
8
3,
356
201
3,557
9
4,
754
1,
098
159
53
6,064
40
5,
753
1,
815
409
--
7,977
1
8,
233
464
1,124
--
9,821
2
6,
217
1,
,593
1, 270
--
9,080
3
6,
163
1,
,895
1,799
428
10,285
4
3,
813
3,
,404
2.210
524
9,921
5
3,
283
2.
,839
3,280
2
161
9,564
6
2,
359
4,
, 107
2,839
259
256
9,820
7
1,
909
1,
,950
5,001
579
2
9,441
8
1,
030
2,
,545
4,086
1,
,105
85
175
9.026
9
27 3
2,
,358
5,315
401
244
--
8.591
50
--
1,
,57 0
4,862
892
8
61
7.393
1
--
1,
,407
4,105
1.
,033
691
--
7,236
2
34
478
4,061
897
422
366
6,258
3
33
2,902
1
, 225
695
214
57
5,126
4
130
1,815
1.
,103
,318
252
4,618
5
51
1, 507
954
,410
100
--
4,022
6
101
945
895
,254
131
--
3.326
7
1
600
57 5
,251
88
--
2,515
8
--
462
453
,045
273
--
2,233
9
61
500
262
618
555
185
2, 181
60
36
268
347
523
80
1,254
1
132
287
400
381
213
1,413
2
87
251
416
181
265
49
1,229
3
--
68
314
309
260
17
968
4
2
54
348
191
127
3
725
5
1
10
112
26
322
95
566
6
--
53
63
65
214
25
420
7
4
10
87
190
97
22
410
8
2
5
7
86
77
60
237
9
•
--
5
53
39
97
70
35
72
67
120
294
1
1
117
2
106
226
2
--
8
53
12
73
3
1
6
44
4
55
4
--
3
6
101
110
5
--
--
2
3
5
6
2
2
3
4
11
7
--
--
8
9
80
1
2
41
41
--
--
19
19
Total
38
50
,740
28
,806 49,495
12
,646
11
,593 4
,380
2, 127
720
160,545
47
Table 37. --Age-length composition of haddock landed from 5Z West, February 1956,
in hundreds of fish
Yearsof age
Length ^
(cm. ) 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9+ Total
33 14 2 16
4
5
6
7
8
g
40
1
2
3
4
5
6
7
8
9
50
1
2
3
4
5
6
7
8
g
60
1
2
3
4
5
6
7
8
g
70
1
2
3
4
Total 666 1,727 3,950 740 1,012 336 169 50 8.650
11
5
16
31
--
31
109
--
109
113
28
141
130
78
26
234
188
--
--
188
70
71
117
67
164
188
165
117
167
164
187
313
53
141
234
234
328
37 5
531
465
90
5
2
562
181
346
52
--
579
156
37 5
--
--
531
--
477
54
31
562
--
495
92
--
30
617
28
279
13
70
--
390
12
231
58
50
351
272
79
--
351
85
42
42
42
211
113
72
72
--
257
76
13
38
--
13
140
70
70
94
--
234
44
90
45
--
179
--
49
123
--
--
172
13
--
50
50
--
12
125
10
10
43
31
31
--
125
--
67
11
--
--
78
52
78
26
--
--
156
16
30
16
16
--
78
--
51
--
33
17
101
10
19
10
--
39
62
12
47
12
23
7
86
70
23
3
5
8
7
16
--
23
3
4
8
9
16
8
48
Table 33. --Age- length composition of haddock landed from 5Z West, March 1956,
in hundreds of fis'-
Length
(cm. )
Years
o f
_g_e
9+
Total
37
8
9
40
1
2
3
4
5
6
7
8
9
50
1
2
3
4
5
6
7
8
9
60
1
2
3
4
5
6
7
8
9
70
1
2
3
4
5
6
7
8
9
80
55
22
6
92
55
19
83
--
69
70
69
16
42
97
100
268
142
177
70
39
41
97
200
47
198
299
285
33
1
4
48
--
362
11
--
4
11
219
32
55
--
10
256
84
39
--
--
280
42
--
--
320
36
36
36
--
308
71
71
--
13
158
136
57
--
14
10
159
168
103
10
--
95
37
128
79
--
5
61
130
8
2
16
--
62
62
--
16
11
11
46
33
33
--
--
143
24
--
--
26
39
13
--
--
27
53
27
27
--
--
34
--
22
11
20
38
--
20
--
32
7
7
30
6
4
7
15
15
11
11
11
55
28
166
83
139
139
55
83
194
333
316
344
47 6
333
377
317
389
322
428
450
37 8
450
339
206
156
134
167
78
134
67
78
45
11
45
22
11
11
11
Total
321 1,086 3,484
848 1,066
340
1.46
79
7, 370
49
Table 39. --Age-length composition of haddock landed from 5Z West, April 1956,
in hundreds of fish
Length
Years
o f
a g e
(cm. )
2
3
4
5
6
7
8
9+
Total
36
20
20
7
20
20
8
33
8
41
9
34
20
7
61
40
346
--
--
346
1
204
203
--
407
2
173
173
346
3
105
261
366
4
81
82
163
5
92
91
183
6
146
293
49
488
7
214
38
1
253
8
244
341
7
592
9
211
368
--
57 9
50
--
529
76
15
620
1
--
461
36
--
11
508
2
22
363
48
91
--
524
3
13
260
72
51
--
396
4
--
400
89
--
--
489
5
--
219
59
59
59
396
6
--
252
82
82
--
416
7
2
113
39
53
--
17
224
8
3
71
75
61
3
--
213
9
50
9
85
46
--
190
60
4
32
64
6
2
108
1
9
8
41
41
4
9
112
2
11
15
52
35
40
--
153
3
--
75
12
--
--
87
4
35
53
18
--
--
106
5
17
36
17
17
--
87
6
--
39
26
13
78
7
10
21
--
10
--
41
8
39
8
8
--
55
9
31
15
46
70
21
11
32
1
9
19
28
2
18
37
--
55
3
3
4
7
14
4
--
5
1
4
5
6
9
9
7
Total
657
1, 537
4, 396
759
917
329
190
72
8,857
50
Table 40. --Age-length composition of haddock landed from 5Z West, May 1956,
in hundreds of fish
Length
(cm. )
o f
9+
Total
33
4
5
6
7
8
9
40
1
2
3
4
5
6
7
8
9
50
1
2
3
4
5
6
7
8
9
60
1
2
3
4
5
6
7
8
9
70
1
2
3
4
5
6
7
8
9
80
2
4
21
21
21
21
149
149
256
256
383
383
606
76
682
852
--
852
887
114
1,
,001
854
395
56
1.
, 305
734
130
127
991
809
103
202
1,
, 114
431
289
287
r
,007
307
212
137
656
214
389
383
986
170
364
625
58
1,
,217
107
560
532
53
1
,252
239
1, 111
48
1
,398
392
875
126
37
1,
,430
495
934
114
28
1
,571
165
786
27 2
91
31
1
,345
96
7 03
188
50
24
r
,061
27
903
22
45
22
1
,019
21
580
199
159
--
959
--
540
99
119
60
818
--
244
243
221
22
730
--
188
189
269
27
67 3
--
253
69
207
115
644
--
78
39
193
78
388
15
--
75
134
90
45
359
--
68
154
86
--
308
30
15
162
59
30
296
12
87
111
50
25
285
24
107
72
36
12
251
--
51
68
86
--
205
--
123
54
27
13
217
--
103
34
17
17
171
--
23
39
46
--
108
--
--
31
63
31
125
--
38
23
23
7
91
--
11
46
23
--
80
--
6
6
11
23
--
--
11
6
17
--
11
6
6
23
2
3
4
2
2
6
11
9
6
6
11
17
11
6
6
Total
6,801 4,082 9,586 1,990 2,414 1,079
446
141
26, 539
51
Table 41.
--Age- length
composition of haddock landed from 5Z \
iVest, June
1956,
in hundreds of fish
Length
Y e
a r s
o f
a g
e
(cm. )
2
3
4
5
6
7
8
9+
Total
35
60
60
6
199
199
7
318
318
8
407
51
458
9
87 6
--
^7 6
40
935
120
1, 055
1
872
405
57
1,334
2
988
173
173
1,334
3
1,057
132
264
1,453
4
682
455
455
1,592
5
621
429
277
1, 327
6
308
587
552
1,447
7
207
431
7 58
70
1,466
8
107
581
575
53
1,316
9
283
1,
,249
57
1, 589
50
540
L
,248
186
68
2,042
1
518
1.
,052
159
--
40
1,769
2
190
857
296
96
32
1,471
3
107
1
,159
295
90
44
1,695
4
20
1.
,108
28
57
28
1,241
5
20
847
299
239
--
1,405
6
--
734
147
176
88
1, 145
7
--
301
301
27 3
27
902
8
--
192
203
27 5
27
697
9
--
269
73
220
123
685
60
--
107
53
268
107
535^
1
19
--
96
173
115
57
460
2
--
98
222
123
--
443
3
47
23
257
94
47
468
4
13
94
121
54
27
309
5
25
115
76
38
13
267
6
69
92
115
--
27 6
7
160
71
35
18
284
8
180
60
30
31
301
9
41
69
82
--
192
70
--
--
36
70
36
142
1
_-
18
10
10
4
42
2
--
16
62
31
--
109
3
4
5
--
2
--
2
4
8
_ _
9
4
4
17
6
4
4
--
9
17
7
2
1
5
8
8
4
4
8
9
2
6
8
80
8
8
1
8
8
Total
7,637
5,061
12
,294
2, 560
3,136 1,
, 399
549
150
32,786
52
Table 42. --Age- length composition of haddock landed from 5Z West, July 1956,
in hundreds of fish
Length
Yea
r s
o f
age
(cm. )
2
3
4
5
6
7
8
9+
Total
33
21
21
4
11
11
5
11
11
6
21
21
7
106
106
8
170
21
191
9
340
--
340
40
37 6
49
425
1
326
152
21
499
2
252
44
44
340
3
286
36
71
393
4
156
106
104
366
5
158
109
71
338
6
53
132
96
281
7
56
136
205
20
417
8
38
207
205
19
469
9
112
551
23
686
50
168
404
63
27
662
1
211
400
49
--
12
672
2
144
497
170
42
14
867
3
83
473
132
31
15
734
4
56
651
13
26
13
759
5
49
405
113
90
--
657
6
--
450
69
82
41
642
7
4
197
210
167
15
593
8
142
154
204
20
520
9
--
144
47
120
66
377
60
--
71
35
176
71
353
1
13
--
70
119
77
38
317
2
--
67
142
76
--
285
3
17
9
96
35
17
174
4
8
54
70
31
16
179
5
17
74
50
25
8
174
6
--
34
46
57
--
137
7
--
72
32
16
8
128
8
--
69
23
11
11
114
9
--
21
36
44
--
101
70
--
--
17
35
17
69
1
--
22
14
14
5
55
2
--
7
26
13
--
46
3
--
8
--
8
16
32
4
--
--
3
2
5
5
--
2
1
1
4
6
2
2
--
5
9
7
2
1
6
9
8
9
80
2
2
4
4
4
Total
2,381
1,832
5,227
1, 336
1,699
7 38
299
85
13,597
53
Table 4 3. ■
--Age
-le
ngth 1
2omposit:
Lon of haddock landed from
5Z
West, Augu
St 1956.
in hundreds of
fish
Length
Yea
r s
of a g
e
(cm. )
1
2
3
4
5
6
7
8
9+
Total
36
2
20
22
7
180
180
8
270
27 0
9
663
663
40
781
781
1
972
106
1,
,07 8
2
981
5
986
3
1,
,172
366
, 538
4
1
.421
331
2
,754
5
1
,330
233
72
69
,704
6
860
298
66
1
,225
7
633
189
253
--
,07 5
8
923
549
27 5
--
,747
9
352
398
355
59
, 164
50
166
113
706
128
,113
1
134
434
335
168
34
,105
2
106
71
800
36
36
.049
3
--
338
488
27
853
4
--
115
626
57
57
855
5
68
92
323
139
46
668
6
41
287
103
--
431
7
26
333
102
--
461
8
25
162
37
37
12
27 3
9
20
149
75
101
20
365
60
--
124
62
41
41
268
1
--
77
26
51
-_
154
2
--
46
31
16
31
124
3
--
--
22
85
--
22
129
4
-'-
--
--
114
114
5
--
--
17
52
69
6
13
25
25
13
13
89
7
--
94
--
--
94
8
17
--
--
17
--
16
50
9
--
17
--
17
16
50
70
--
5
--
--
--
5
1
--
3
--
2
5
2
3
7
--
10
3
5
--
--
5
4
2
2
1
5
5
--
--
--
6
2
2
1
5
7
--
--
8
3
2
5
9
Total
2
11
,032
3,767
5,495 ]
L. 184
811
156
56
38
22,
,541
54
Table 44. --Age- length composition of haddock landed from 5Z West, September 1956,
in hundreds of fish
Length Yearsof age
(cm.) 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9+ Total
34 23 28 51
5
6
7
8
9
40
1
2
3
4
5
6
7
8
9
50
1
2
3
4
5
6
7
8
9
60
1
2
3 -- -- 23 92 -- 23
4
5
6 -- 13 27 26 13 13
7
8
9 16 -- 15
70
1
2
3 12 -- -- 12
4
5
6
7 4 4 4 12
8
9 12 12
Total 23 27,570 5,885 4,784 1,023 823 154 55 52 40,369
216
204
867
1,428
2,804
2,592
287
3.580
1
3,407
1,064
3,721
830
2,823
446
150
150
2,562
746
182
--
1,680
591
790
--
1,040
803
403
--
282
322
287
47
149
130
522
106
58
198
161
81
22
78
52
312
26
26
--
159
320
22
--
--
82
388
41
41
51
68
235
101
34
39
277
99
--
13
167
51
--
26
171
39
39
13
13
90
39
64
13
--
117
59
39
39
--
144
48
96
--
--
55
38
19
38
--
--
23
92
--
--
--
--
81
--
--
--
26
78
--
--
13
27
26
13
--
69
--
15
16
81
16
216
204
867
1,
,428
2,
.804
2,
,879
3.
, 581
4,
,471
4,
, 551
3,
,569
3,
,490
3,
,061
2
,246
938
907
520
494
501
552
489
415
231
288
219
254
288
150
138
81
104
92
69
15
46
15
46
--
81
6
12
55
Table 45.
--Age-len
gth CI
omposition of haddock landed from 5Z
West, October
1956,
in hund
reds o
f fish
Length
Yea
r s
o f
age
(cm. )
1
2
3
4
5
6
7
8
9+
Total
35
5
59
64
6
129
129
7
97
97
8
322
322
9
582
582
40
870
87 0
1
,261
140
,401
2
,420
,420
3
, 178
367
,545
4
,409
313
,722
5
,204
196
64
64
, 528
6
800
238
57
,095
7
618
206
275
--
,099
8
380
266
133
--
779
9
239
251
217
36
743
50
114
96
414
82
706
1
88
288
224
112
24
736
2
83
55
366
28
28
560
3
--
189
309
19
--
517
4
--
70
371
35
35
511
5
16
73
254
109
36
488
6
64
31
252
78
--
425
7
21
272
84
--
377
8
28
181
42
42
14
307
9
17
117
50
84
17
285
60
--
94
48
32
32
206
1
--
88
29
59
--
176
2
. --
48
32
16
32
128
3
--
--
24
96
--
24
144
4
--
--
. --
90
--
--
90
5
--
--
24
71
--
--
95
6
--
12
24
24
12
12
84
7
--
--
54
54
8
16
--
--
17
--
16
49
9
--
17
--
16
16
49
70
--
16
--
--
--
16
1
--
18
--
17
35
2
14
27
--
--
41
3
11
--
--
11
4
4
4
3
11
5
1
1
1
3
6
7
8
9
80
1
1
1
3
3
3
Total
6 10,
,933
2,861
3,762
920
724
186
58
57
19,
,506
56
Table 46.
--Age-length c
omposition of h;
addock landed froi
m 5Z
West, November
1956,
in hundreds of fish
Length
Yea
r s o
f a
g e
(cm. )
1
2
3
4
5
6
7
8
9 +
Total
36
28
55
83
7
83
83
8
217
217
9
310
23
333
40
521
--
521
1
700
--
700
2
983
--
983
3
833
--
833
4
1
,070
64
1
, 134
5
1
, 049
38
1
1
,088
6
r
,052
69
1
1
,122
7
562
102
97
1
762
8
710
52
42
4
808
9
178
100
117
--
395
50
157
177
177
79
590
1
167
237
147
39
590
2
67
150
191
49
8
465
3
21
106
227
98
33
485
4
53
340
104
26
523
5
143
221
143
16
523
6
12
337
148
69
23
589
7
17
345
121
52
17
552
8
21
198
125
73
21
10
448
9
--
150
120
80
19
--
369
60
10
113
62
103
52
--
340
1
--
61
98
98
25
25
12
319
2
7
62
41
41
34
14
--
199
3
43
50
86
28
--
--
207
4
12
37
101
12
12
--
174
5
10
40
40
40
19
--
149
6
22
22
65
32
--
141
7
8
22
45
--
--
75
8
31
46
31
8
--
116
9
--
19
39
--
--
58
70
--
58
--
--
58
1
6
23
17
--
--
46
2
12
6
13
6
37
3
--
25
25
12
62
4
15
5
5
--
25
5
--
17
--
17
6
3
3
6
12
7
--
8
8
8
12
--
12
9
2
2
4
Total
28 8,
735
1,381
2, 914
1,426 1,
086
488
151
46
16
, 255
57
Table 47. --Age- length composition of haddock landed from 5Z vVest, December 1956,
in hundreds of fish
Length
(cm. )
Years
R e
9+
Total
35
6
7
8
9
40
1
2
3
4
5
6
7
8
9
50
1
2
3
4
5
6
7
8
9
60
1
2
3
4
5
6
7
8
9
70
1
2
3
4
5
6
7
8
9
80
1
2
3
4
5
6
22
2
16
--
108
--
84
--
256
20
324
--
7 67
--
839
--
1,058
--
4
964
58
--
1, 160
44
1
993
74
3
540
121
103
3
589
59
44
5
262
163
187
--
192
205
202
85
197
278
184
50
126
257
301
78
13
29
139
269
114
38
73
466
142
37
184
295
188
21
15
388
155
76
29
18
370
132
59
18
24
232
147
89
24
12
--
202
161
108
27
--
10
111
61
101
51
--
--
48
76
76
19
19
9
9
85
56
56
47
19
--
53
61
105
35
--
-_
13
37
100
12
12
10
40
41
41
20
16
16
47
23
--
--
10
32
63
__
22
32
21
5
-_
--
27
53
--
_-
--
44
--
--
--
5
20
15
--
--
10
5
10
4
--
13
13
7
15
5
1
4
2
5
11
1
2
4
2
24
24
108
84
276
324
767
839
1,062
1,022
1,205
1,07 0
767
697
612
684
709
775
589
718
688
663
597
528
498
334
247
27 2
254
174
152
102
105
80
80
44
40
29
33
25
11
4
4
4
4
Total
i, 526 1,753 3,587 1,644 1,147 508 127 32 17,332
58
Table 48. --Age-length composition of haddock landed from 5Z West, January 1957,
in hundreds of fish
,_, Yearsofage
Length °
(cm. ) 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9+ Total
35 24 2 26
6 4 9-- 13
7 37 -- 37
8 26 -- 26
9 60 5 65
40 218 -- 218
1 310 -- 310
2 513 -- 513
3 603 -- 603
4 582 35 617
5 645 21 666
6 579 37 . 616
7 491 88 83 662
8 391 30 24 3 448
9 241 108 132 -- 481
50 132 106 96 23 357
1 148 215 83 23 469
2 71 143 167 45 6 432
3 27 122 213 87 29 478
4 56 361 113 27 557
5 84 212 125 14 435
6 12 333 139 66 24 574
7 12 248 91 45 12 408
8 23 230 150 103 22 12 540
9 -- 171 138 94 22 -- 425
60 8 94 52 84 40 -- 278
1 --45 72 72 18 18 8 233
2 7 62 41 54 34 14 212
3 49 56 97 32 -- 234
4 15 46 124 16 15 216
5 7 29 29 29 14 108
6 19 19 57 29 -- 124
7 5 15 30 -- 50
8 29 44 29 7 109
9 -- 14 28 -- 42
70 -- 33 -- -- 33
1 5 22 16 -- 43
2 14 7 14 7 42
3 --3328
4 15 6 5 -- 26
5
6
7 --8 8
8 9 -- 9
9 3 5 8
80 8 8
Total 4 5,107 1,114 2,644 1,291 1,058 409 102 38 11.767
59
Table 49. --Age- length composition of haddock landed from 5Z West, 1956 Haddock Year,
in hundreds of fish
Length
Y e
a r
s
0
f
age
(cm. )
1
2
3
4
5
6
7
8
9 +
Total
33
56
2-
58
4
23
60
--
83
5
5
336
9
350
6
42
972
--
1,014
7
1,
7 00
--
1,700
8
3,
137
190
3,327
9
5,
623
201
52
5,87 6
40
8,
333
283
--
8,616
1
8,
997
1,829
134
10,960
2
10,
290
712
7 04
11,706
3
10,
403
2,256
1,
008
13,667
4
10,
436
2,768
1,
135
14,339
5
9,
297
2,105
1,
148
283
12,833
6
7,
421
2,981
2
146
136
12,684
7
4,
957
3,175
3,
364
159
2
11,657
8
4,
285
3,67 4
3,
118
200
--
11,277
9
1,
554
2,520
5,
248
270
--
9, 592
50
910
1,927
5
935
1
056
178
10,006
1
792
2,87 4
4,
838
934
80
125
9,643
2
531
1,288
5,
138
1
093
562
77
8,689
3
77
1,374
4,
908
1
196
411
83
8,049
4
--
552
6,
166
765
351
63
7,897
5
135
734
3,
996
1
553
792
137
7, 347
6
64
150
4,
271
1
262
813
265
6,825
7
126
2,
824
1
523
965
111
44
5,593
8
160
1,
996
1
399
1
389
193
34
5, 171
9
50
1,
7 34
818
1
381
592
--
4,57 5
60
28
918
613
1
354
525
4
3,442
1
47
501
598
1
031
497
206
66
2,946
2
23
390
508
861
600
151
--
2, 533
3
__
239
283
1
361
330
163
--
2,376
4
--
73
468
1
082
232
107
--
1,962
5
--
27
302
726
368
212
33
1,668
6
--
95
133
522
328
377
41
1,496
7
--
--
63
719
295
118
39
1,234
8
48
--
82
607
275
104
106
1,222
9
--
--
195
349
262
47
853
70
--
--
237
151
168
117
67 3
1
--
16
143
122
66
80
427
2
17
--
70
211
157
17
47 2
3
--
16
75
65
68
224
4
--
45
22
54
12
133
5
—
23
41
27
91
6
8
16
n
50
81
7
12
8
46
66
8
34
8
42
9
11
36
47
80
23
23
1
8
8
2
3
4
5
6
6
6
6
6
4
4
Total
70 90,
366
32,086
S2,
123
15,
721
15
893
6, 122
2,348
840
225, 569
60
Table 5 0. --Age -length composition of haddock landed from
5Z (East and West combined), February 1956, in hundreds of fish
Length
Yea
r s o
f a g €
(cm.)
2
3
4
5
6
7
8
9 +
Total
33
4
5
14
2
16
28
11
39
6
46
8
54
7
109
115
224
8
167
135
302
9
132
89
129
35
385
40
223
104
69
--
396
1
70
71
392
--
533
2
406
405
--
811
3
67
592
106
765
4
410
410
246
,066
5
647
639
1
,287
6
306
939
179
124
,548
7
47 3
887
205
2
,567
8
181
1,
, 159
374
--
,714
9
231
1
, 188
140
108
,667
50
--
1.
, 390
2 31
31
27
,679
1
--
1,
,243
282
210
30
,765
2
83
978
228
228
217
.7 34
3
12
671
320
164
--
, 167
4
--
517
231
276
91
, 115
5
--
313
152
379
42
886
6
2
392
152
482
--
1.
,028
7
207
13
388
--
13
621
8
70
151
578
81
--
880
9
159
29
262
245
29
724
60
--
163
313
114
--
590
1
13
40
129
169
79
12
442
2
10
57
113
78
148
23
429
3
—
205
94
83
--
382
4
52
223
123
49
--
447
5
16
78
16
110
48
268
6
38
89
--
185
17
329
7
10
66
46
56
--
178
8
62
46
46
33
187
9
47
36
25
108
70
60
44
96
200
1
64
3
68
135
2
7
67
--
74
3
3
42
9
54
4
8
76
84
Total
789
3, 353 :
12,
,772
3.451
4,510 :
1,600
998
407
27,
,880
61
Table 51. --Age-length composition of haddock landed from
5Z (East and West combined), March 1956, in hundreds of fish
Length
Y e
a r s
o f a
g e
(cm. )
2
3
4
5
6
7
8
9+
Total
37
55
55
8
22
6
28
9
92
55
19
166
40
103
58
39
200
1
69
70
174
313
2
127
128
255
3
16
409
93
518
4
254
253
212
719
5
560
560
--
1
, 120
6
223
815
156
123
L
, 317
7
329
, 004
242
2
,577
8
142
,022
383
--
,547
9
267
,201
157
120
,745
50
--
,218
241
--
32
,491
1
--
,010
197
189
4
,400
2
45
656
166
156
135
, 158
3
10
848
369
148
--
, 375
4
--
5 37
202
424
96
■^ J
259
5
--
543
153
376
36
-*■ >
108
6
9
615
199
487
2
*■ i
312
7
14
294
135
418
--
14
87 5
8
10
159
220
413
62
--
864
9
204
65
292
270
28
859
60
5
129
243
76
2
455
1
16
57
176
2 34
114
16
613
2
11
49
104
71
130
19
384
3
--
284
109
85
--
478
4
26
112
61
24
--
223
5
27
100
27
120
47
321
6
14
48
--
77
11
150
7
20
66
28
47
--
161
8
32
21
20
13
86
9
7
11
14
32
70
40
10
36
86
1
2
31
7
46
84* .
3
4
11
—
11
5
--
--
6
11
11
7
11
11
8
41
41
9
80
Total
341
2, 195
11,
740
3. 512
4, 313
1, 342
700
265
24,
408
62
Table 52. --Age-length composition of haddock landed from
5Z (East and West combined), April 1956, in hundreds of fish
Length
Yea
r s 0
f a g e
(cm. )
2
3
4
5
6
7
8
9 +
Total
36
20
20
7
20
20
8
33
8
41
9
34
20
63
18
135
40
354
25
16
--
395
1
204
203
49
--
456
2
260
259
--
519
3
105
380
30
515
4
147
148
66
361
5
166
165
--
331
6
155
340
58
9
562
7
214
235
50
--
499
8
244
435
37
--
716
9
242
497
28
15
782
50
--
759
110
15
2
886
1
--
560
62
28
11
661
2
22
396
48
91
16
573
3
13
303
109
70
--
495
4
--
443
116
107
16
682
5
--
243
74
99
59
475
6
--
274
87
114
--
475
7
2
135
39
109
--
18
303
8
3
71
97
194
25
--
390
9
71
14
115
83
5
288
60
4
37
73
12
2
128
1
9
18
61
70
24
9
191
2
11
21
61
41
56
3
193
3
--
75
12
--
--
87
4
35
73
31
7
--
146
5
17
36
17
17
--
87
6
--
39
--
26
13
78
7
10
28
7
16
--
61
8
39
8
8
--
55
9
31
15
--
46
70
21
--
11
32
1
--
9
20
29
2
18
37
--
55
3
3
4
7
14
4
--
21
21
5
1
4
5
6
9
9
Total
665
1, 829
5, 866
1, 181
1,451
483
245
97
11, 817
63
Table 53. --Age -length composition of haddock landed from
5Z (East and West combined). May 1956, in hundreds of fish
Length
Y
ears
o f
age
(cm.)
2
3
4
5
6
7
8
9 +
Total
33
21
21
4
21
21
5
149
149
6
369
369
7
433
7
440
8
736
88
824
9
1, 221
28
1,249
40
1, 303
152
1,455
1
1, 258
485
101
1,844
2
1, 177
219
304
1,700
3
1, 122
313
307
52
1,794
4
601
501
585
--
1. 687
5
368
720
581
--
56
1,725
6
27 3
913
614
--
--
1, 800
7
273
569
1
139
79
--
2,060
8
105
883
937
97
2
46
2,070
9
639
1
672
48
--
--
2, 359
50
794
1
330
193
37
--
2, 354
1
628
1
301
189
38
28
2,184
2
291
1
269
293
112
31
1,996
3
96
998
341
79
68
15
1.597
4
53
1
108
176
96
22
--
1,455
5
21
746
324
283
--
--
1, 374
6
27
567
2 37
201
87
--
1. 119
7
--
331
331
396
66
--
1,124
8
--
273
245
297
55
--
870
9
35
288
139
241
115
34
852
60
--
78
70
193
140
31
512
1
15
16
91
183
123
45
47 3
2
9
106
222
119
6
2
464
3
30
15
162
116
87
--
410
4
13
94
128
70
30
2
337
5
--
24
107
72
142
12
357
6
--
--
51
89
86
--
226
7
1
2
124
62
31
18
238
8
1
2
105
44
25
25
202
9
--
23
39
56
--
118
70
--
10
31
63
31
135
1
--
38
23
23
7
91
2
--
11
46
23
--
80
3
--
6
--
6
11
23
4
--
--
11
6
17
5
--
11
6
6
23
6
2
3
--
6
11
7
8
9
4
2
11
17
2
9
11
80
1
2
3
4
--
6
6
6
6
Total
9,430
7,477
14
, 599
3, 150
3, 201
1, 512
722
158
40,249
64
Table 54. --Age-length composition of haddock landed from
5Z (East and West combined), June 1956, in hundreds of fish
Length
Y
e a I- s
o f a
g e
(cm. )
2
3
4
5
6
7
8
9+
Total
35
104
104
6
221
221
7
590
39
629
8
611
69
680
9
, 310
33
1, 343
40
, 812
199
2,011
1
, 62 3
572
140
2, 335
2
, 363
248
323
1,934
3
, 324
310
354
43
2,031
4
943
781
913
--
2,637
5
650
703
520
--
32
1, 905
6
37 3
1, 162
805
1
--
2, 341
7
304
626
, 244
97
--
2,271
8
107
941
, 028
104
--
52
2,232
9
650
,833
57
--
--
2,540
50
758
,647
222
68
--
2.695
1
7 37
, 643
279
60
40
2,759
2
314
,418
333
133
32
2,230
3
107
, 575
431
136
113
25
2, 387
4
49
, 339
202
182
28
--
1, 800
5
24
,049
444
372
--
--
1,889
6
16
750
225
223
104
--
1, 318
7
1
349
353
360
48
--
1, 111
8
--
2 38
233
290
42
--
803
9
13
282
101
233
123
13
765
60
--
107
63
268
127
10
575
1
19
4
100
184
123
57
487
2
4
114
251
137
3
1
510
3
47
23
257
94
47
--
468
4
13
94
121
54
27
--
309
5
--
25
115
76
38
13
267
6
--
--
69
92
115
--
276
7
1
3
161
82
40
24
311
8
--
180
59
30
32
301
9
--
41
69
82
--
192
70
--
--
36
70
36
142
1
--
18
10
10
4
42
2
--
16
62
31
--
109
3
4
5
—
2
--
2
4
8
9
4
4
17
6
4
4
--
9
17
7
2
1
5
8
8
4
4
8
9
2
6
8
80
8
8
1
8
8
Total
11,
335
8, 371
17.
, 626
3, 551
3,772
1,624
605
158
47,042
65
Table 55. --Age-length composition of haddock landed from
5Z (East and West combined), July 1956, in hundreds of fish
Length
Y
ears
o f a
g e
(cm.)
2
3
4
5
6
7
8
9+
Total
32
16
16
3
37
37
4
89
89
5
168
168
6
335
335
7
518
59
577
8
875
85
960
9
1, 186
65
^
1,251
40
1, 341
136
1,477
1
1, 256
359
124
1,739
2
929
179
315
1,423
3
904
449
277
103
1,733
4
498
532
702
--
1.732
5
236
780
662
--
74
1.752
6
176
1, 223
579
--
--
1.978
7
231
485
1,078
54
--
1.848
8
38
742
881
96
--
77
1.834
9
596
1, 335
23
--
--
1,954
50
511
1,021
120
27
--
1.679
1
359
907
173
62
12
1.513
2
231
936
206
78
14
1.465
3
83
806
229
69
72
19
1.278
4
77
815
136
114
13
--
1,155
5
51
557
223
197
--
--
1,028
6
38
488
257
196
79
--
1,058
7
4
242
255
257
38
--
796
8
--
224
209
231
47
--
711
9
13
157
74
133
79
--
456
60
--
71
58
176
116
22
443
1
13
10
81
150
98
38
390
2
5
88
179
94
3
1
370
3
17
9
96
52
34
--
208
4
9
59
81
44
19
1
213
5
--
17
74
50
42
8
191
6
--
■--
34
52
57
--
143
7
2
5
75
53
25
19
179
8
1
1
71
30
17
17
137
9
--
21
36
50
--
107
70
--
17
17
35
17
86
1
--
23
15
16
7
61
2
--
7
26
13
11
57
3
--
9
1
10
18
38
4
--
--
3
2
5
5
--
2
1
1
4
6
2
2
--
5
9
7
2
1
6
9
8
9
80
2
2
4
4
4
Total
8,833
7,070
12,221
2.47 8
2, 451
1, 123
405
119
34,700
66
Table 56. --Age- length composition of haddock landed from
5Z (East and West combined), August 1956, in hundreds of fish
Length
Y
ear
s of
age
(cm.)
1
2
3
4
5
6
7
8
9 +
Total
33
29
29
4
26
32
58
5
--
88
88
6
1
225
226
7
5 30
117
647
8
942
--
942
9
1,
. 605
430
2,035
40
1,
598
584
117
2,299
1
2,
612
108
110
2, 830
2
2,
319
185
88
2,592
3
2,
564
794
108
3,466
4
2,
031
1, 001
124
3,156
5
2.
076
370
478
69
2, 993
6
1.
524
962
333
1
2, 820
7
1.
049
618
582
--
2,249
8
1.
380
1, 121
603
--
50
3, 154
9
523
768 1
, 153
88
--
2,532
50
166
249 1
, 161
275
--
1, 851
1
134
522
808
312
82
1, 858
2
124
89 1
, 333
159
71
1,776
3
--
338
772
131
155
25
1,421
4
--
115
839
149
172
22
1,297
5
68
121
526
245
149
50
1, 159
6
41
382
198
67
14
702
7
26
385
180
52
--
643
8
25
300
99
37
12
47 3
9
20
193
75
144
63
44
539
60
--
141
70
58
49
8
326
1
—
77
50
98
--
--
225
2
--
65
41
26
41
9
182
3
--
--
22
103
--
31
10
166
4
—
--
14
128
--
--
--
142
5
—
--
19
56
3
--
--
78
6
--
13
25
25
15
13
2
93
7
--
--
—
94
13
--
--
107
8
17
--
1
1
19
--
17
55
9
--
17
--
17
17
51
70
--
8
4
1
1
14
1
--
7
--
2
9
2
3
7
--
--
10
3
5
—
--
5
4
5
6
7
8
4
3
2
9
#
2
2
1
5
3
2
5
Total
27 21,
619
8, 621 10,
694 :
2, 223
1, 593
358
128
54
45, 317
67
Table 57 . --Age -length composition of haddock landed from
5Z (East and West combined), September 1956, in hundreds of fish
Length
Y
ear
s o f
age
(cm. )
1
2
3
4
5
6
7
8
9 +
Total
34
23
28
51
5
11
31
6
279
279
7
322
39
361
8
1.
243
--
1,243
9
1.
837
186
2,023
40
3,
192
277
55
3,524
1
3,
355
287
51
3,693
2
4,
518
126
63
4,707
3
4.
178
1, 303
60
5,541
4
4.
064
1, 207
68
5, 339
5
3.
150
505
328
150
4, 133
6
2.
733
917
258
--
3, 908
7
1,
909
825
970
--
3,704
8
1.
2 34
1, 044
518
--
10
2,806
9
325
414
478
53
--
1,270
50
149
213
7 35
144
--
1,241
1
58
278
540
149
45
1.070
2
83
57
483
58
35
716
3
--
160
414
55
52
9
690
4
--
82
491
76
87
9
745
5
51
74
300
137
70
18
650
6
48
330
150
29
6
563
7
13
204
106
36
--
359
8
26
225
63
39
13
366
9
13
110
38
84
32
20
297
60
--
127
64
48
44
4
287
1
--
144
57
115
--
--
316
2
—
81
51
32
51
13
228
3
--
--
23
106
--
30
7
166
4
--
--
22
103
--
--
--
125
5
--
1
34
91
10
1
--
137
6
--
13
27
26
29
13
17
125
7
--
69
22
--
--
91
8
15
--
16
--
15
46
9
16
--
21
15
52
70
84
5
2
1
92
1
--
22
--
7
29
2
--
6
--
--
6
3
--
14
2
1
17
4
5
6
--
--
--
--
2
2
2
--
6
7
4
4
4
12
8
9
12
12
Total
23 32
7 39
8.109
7.047
1.457
1.179
312
112
79
51,057
68
I
Table 58. --Age-length composition of haddock landed from
5Z (East and West combined), October 1956, in hundreds of fish
Length
Y
ears
o f a
g e
(cm. )
1
2
3
4
5
6
7
8
9 +
Total
34
12
16
28
5
5
197
202
6
377
377
7
387
96
483
8
874
--
874
9
1,
, 340
345
1,
685
40
1.
,656
563
113
2,
332
1
2,
.999
140
117
3,
256
2
2,
707
171
87
2,
965
3
2,
458
760
99
3,
317
4
2,
117
1, 090
142
3,
, 349
5
1,
977
341
483
64
2,
,865
6
1,
346
784
293
--
2,
,423
7
994
599
570
1
2,
, 164
8
631
580
309
--
25
1,
,545
9
298
387
544
53
--
1,
, 282
50
114
206
746
175
--
1,
,241
1
87
333
484
212
57
1,
, 173
2
94
67
666
105
50
982
3
--
223
429
54
54
9
769
4
--
70
537
104
122
17
850
5
16
83
369
171
98
31
768
6
64
31
301
127
35
7
565
7
21
314
146
42
--
523
8
28
238
68
42
14
390
9
17
132
50
98
30
15
342
60
--
103
52
41
37
5
238
1
--
88
44
89
--
--
221
2
--
52
35
18
34
2
141
3
--
--
24
99
--
26
1
150
4
--
--
6
97
--
--
--
103
5
--
--
24
71
--
--
--
95
6
--
12
24
24
12
12
--
84
7
--
--
--
54
13
--
--
67
8
16
--
1
2
20
--
16
55
9
--
17
--
22
16
55
70
--
16
--
--
--
16
1
'
--
18
--
18
36
2
.
14
27
--
--
41
3
11
--
--
11
4
4
4
3
11
5
1
1
1
3
6
7
1
1
1
3
8
9
80
3
3
Total
17 20,
749
6. 951
7,242
1, 540
1, 151
286
88
59
38,
083
69
Table 59. --Age-length composition of haddock landed from
5Z (East and West combined), November 1956, in hundreds of fish
Length
Y
ear
sofa
g e
(cm. )
1 2
3
4
5
6
7
8
9+
Total
33
4
5
25
1
26
24
2
26
6
28 99
8
135
7
174
92
266
8
452
--
452
9
597
23
620
40
1, 017
--
017
1
1,456
--
456
2
1, 491
170
661
3
1, 564
--
104
668
4
1, 852
117
--
969
5
1, 597
54
4
655
6
1, 385
195
5
585
7
765
115
2 38
2
120
8
729
165
155
117
166
9
178
231
211
9
629
50
157
322
343
102
4
928
1
167
544
164
39
--
914
2
66
162
377
144
8
757
3
21
106
335
125
60
647
4
76
428
155
26
685
5
143
247
169
42
601
6
12
356
174
76
29
647
7
17
345
179
52
17
610
8
21
198
138
86
34
10
487
9
--
176
137
106
28
--
447
60
10
113
62
103
91
--
379
1
--
90
127
98
25
25
12
377
2
7
62
54
67
34
14
--
238
3
43
50
86
28
--
--
207
4
12
37
101
12
12
--
174
5
10
40
40
40
19
--
149
6
22
22
70
40
3
3
160
7
8
22
45
--
--
75
8
31
46
31
8
--
116
9
--
19
39
--
--
58
70
--
59
7
6
5
77
1
6
23
17
--
--
46
2
12
6
13
6
37
3
--
25
25
12
62
4
15
5
5
--
25
5
--
17
--
17
6
3
3
6
12
7
--
8
8
8
12
--
12
9
2
2
4
80
1
2
--
--
19
19
Total
28 13, 816
2,593
4, 038
1, 927
1, 221
570
160
■^3
24
,426
70
Table 60. --Age-length composition of haddock landed from
5Z (East and West combined), December 1956, in hundreds of fish
Length _
Y
ear
s of
age
(cm. )
1
2
3
4
5
6
7
8
9+
Total
35
41
4
45
6
8
131
21
160
7
171
63
2 34
8
440
--
440
9
832
20
852
40
,047
--
,047
1
, 689
--
, 689
2
, 327
162
,489
3
, 635
35
88
,758
4
, 278
79
--
, 357
5
,589
74
7
1
,671
6
, 189
140
3
--
, 332
7
716
170
240
7
, 133
8
662
94
79
40
875
9
262
206
218
4
690
50
192
257
262
96
2
809
1
197
467
188
50
--
902
2
126
260
405
138
13
942
3
28
139
334
137
60
698
4
78
485
155
37
755
5
184
332
224
57
797
6
15
400
173
79
33
700
7
18
370
169
59
18
634
8
24
232
147
89
24
12
528
9
--
263
201
169
47
--
680
60
10
111
61
101
124
--
407
1
--
103
130
76
19
19
9
356
2
9
85
92
129
47
19
--
381
3
53
98
105
71
--
--
327
4
13
37
119
12
30
--
211
5
10
40
41
41
20
--
152
6
16
16
47
^3
--
--
102
7
10
32
63
--
--
105
8
22
32
21
5
--
80
9
--
27
53
--
--
80
70
--
44
--
--
--
44
1
5
20
15
--
--
40
2
10
5
10
4
29
3
--
13
13
7
33
4
15
5
5
--
25
5
--
11
--
11
6
1
1
2
4
7
--
4
4
8
4
--
4
9
2
2
4
80
1
2
3
4
5
6
—
--
—
--
4
4
Total
8 13,
552
2,529
4,297
2,053
1, 363
641
145
32
24,
620
71
Table 61. --Age- length composition of haddock landed from
5Z (East and West combined), January 1957, in hundreds of fish
Length
Y
ear
s of age
(cm.)
1
2
3
4
5
6
7
8
&t
Total
35
29
4
33
6
4
26
3
33
7
64
26
90
8
98
--
98
9
191
5
196
40
441
--
441
1
637
--
637
2
676
54
7 30
3
816
--
30
846
4
865
53
--
918
5
935
24
1
960
6
782
107
1
890
7
624
102
179
1
906
8
429
83
76
54
642
9
240
248
233
11
1
733
50
132
188
187
36
2
545
1
146
413
97
24
--
680
2
70
147
281
113
7
618
3
28
122
323
118
59
650
4
81
445
162
28
716
5
84
276
193
80
633
6
12
361
179
76
34
662
7
12
249
191
44
12
508
8
23
230
185
135
56
11
640
9
--
200
155
122
31
--
508
60
8
93
52
85
118
--
356
1
--
63
89
72
18
18
9
269
2
7
62
51
75
34
14
--
243
3
48
87
97
64
--
--
296
4
15
46
145
15
37
--
258
5
7
29
29
42
27
--
134
6
19
20
63
40
4
4
150
7
5
15
51
--
--
71
8
29
43
45
23
--
140
9
--
14
33
5
--
52
70
--
34
3
3
3
43
1
5
21
17
--
10
53
2
14
9
16
8
47
3
--
5
5
3
13
4
15
7
10
4
36
5
--
2
3
5
6
--
1
4
5
7
--
8
8
8
9
--
9
9
4
4
8
80
8
8
Total
4
7,229
1, 806
3,476
1,835
1,276
647
176
68
16,517
72
Table 62. --Age-length composition of haddock landed from
5Z (East aind West combined), 1956 Haddock Year, in hundreds of fish
Length
Y
e
a r s
0
, f age
(cm.)
1 2
3
4
5
6
7
8
9+
Total
32
16
16
3
126
3
129
4
61 186
--
247
5
5 859
21
885
6
41 2,128
40
2,209
7
3, 37 3
653
4,026
8
6.493
391
6. 884
9
10, 377
1,
299
211
53
11, 940
40
14, 087
2,
098
409
--
16,594
1
17,228
2,
295
1,
258
--
20,781
2
16,507
2,
307
1,
972
--
20,786
3
16,565
4,
152
2,
808
427
23,952
4
14,249
6,
172
3,
345
524
24,290
5
12,578
4,
944
4,
428
285
162
22,397
6
9,781
7,
087
4,
985
395
256
22,504
7
6,865
5,
125
8,
366
7 38
4
21,098
8
5, 315
6,
220
7,
202
1,
. 302
87
175
20, 301
9
1,826
4,
879
10,
563
671
244
--
18,183
50
910
3,
498
10,
799
1,
, 945
186
61
17, 399
1
789
4,
281
8,
945
1,
,968
771
125
16,879
2
563
1,
768
9,
198
1,
,991
982
445
14,947
3
77
1,
409
7,
808
2,
,419
1,
106
296
59
13,174
4
--
681
7.
984
1,
, 864
1,
,671
314
--
12,514
5
135
785
5.
501
2,
,509
2,
202
236
--
11, 368
6
64
251
5,
216
2,
,158
2,
,065
395
--
10,149
7
128
3.
425
2,
,097
2,
,213
199
45
8,107
8
160
2.
458
1,
,855
2,
,431
465
33
7,402
9
111
2,
235
1,
,078
, 999
1, 146
188
6,757
60
28
953
881
,702
1,048
84
4,696
1
47
633
884
,431
879
419
67
4, 360
2
23
457
759
,277
781
417
49
3,763
3
--
238
351
, 675
640
423
18
3, 345
4
--
75
522
,431
422
235
3
2,688
5
--
28
312
838
394
536
128
2,236
6
—
95
186
585
392
591
67
1,916
7
—
4
73
806
485
215
61
1,644
8
48
2
87
613
360
182
168
1,460
9
--
--
195
354
315
87
951
70
—
--
272
224
234
237
967
1
—
16
143
239
68
189
655
2
17
--
70
219
210
29
545
3
—
17
80
109
72
278
4
--
45
25
60
114
244
5
—
--
23
43
19
85
6
8
2
18
10
54
92
7
12
8
57
77
8
34
49
83
9
12
35
47
80
23
23
1
8
8
2
25
25
3
--
--
4
5
6
6
6
4
4
Total
107 141,097
60,
904
111,618 28,
, 358
27,
481
10,498
4,484
1,569
386,116
73
Table 63. --Age-length composition of haddock landed from 5Y North, Spring 1956,
in hundreds of fish
Length Years of age
(3 cm.
groups) 3 4 5 6 7 8 9+ Total
33
6
9
42
5
8
51
4 41 478 271 182 80 20
7
60 72 97 363 97 48
3
6 60 76 75 15
9 12 24 36 24 96
Total 2,742 4,909 1,098 1,528 531 83 64 10,955
42
443
634
211
734
661
558
766
70
156
1, 147
140
134
1, 347
148
150
29
41
47 8
271
182
80
227
250
457
114
72
97
363
97
50
27 6
100
60
76
75
42
443
845
1,395
1, 394
1,443
1,808
1, 07 2
1,048
677
25
451
15
241
i
74
I
Table 64. --Age-length composition of haddock landed from 5Y North, Summer 1956,
in hundreds of fish
Length
Yea
r s
o f
age
(3 cm.
groups)
2
3
4
5
6
7
8
9+
Total
36
6
6
12
9
26
59
85
42
227
59
286
5
236
409
7
652
8
92
541
85
718
51
43
435
145
36
659
4
20
221
143
74
62
520
7
7
124
153
127
14
7
432
60
6
12
74
126
69
40
--
327
3
52
65
73
26
--
216
6
10
35
55
15
15
130
9
5
24
28
10
10
77
72
11
16
7
7
41
5
--
21
21
8
1
1
2
Total
32
696
1,801
674
498
317
99
61
4, 178
75
Table 65 . --Age-length composition of haddock landed from 5Y North, Fall 1956,
in hundreds of fish
Length Years of age
(3 cm.
groups) 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9+ Total
36 16 16
9 50 28 78
42 26 96 122
5 4 73 51 2 1 131
8 2 53 160 13 -- 228
51 59 190 56 -- 305
4 20 161 62 23 3 269
7 7 62 54 51 14 3 191
60 5 47 41 49 5 3 3 153
3 5 34 54 14 5 -- 112
6 1 10 30 22 4 4 71
9 5 11 15 5 5 41
72 3 4 3 2 4 16
5 1 5 1 4 11
8 11
Total 98 341 677 280 224 81 23 21 1,745
76
Table 66. --Age-length composition of haddock landed from 5Y North, Winter 1956,
in hundreds of fish
Length Years of age
(3 cm.
groups) 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 Total
36 5 4 9
9 30 -- 30
42 60 7 67
5 142 14 156
8 119 85 11 215
51 80 159 -- 239
4 44 172 21 237
7 21 104 43 7 175
60 32 49 16 -- 16 113
3 42 21 21 -- 84
6 27 21 21 -- 69
9 6 16 -- 22
72 11 6 17
5 7 7
Total 95 417 566 199 92 49 22 1,440
77
Table 67. --Age-length composition of haddock landed from 5Y North, 1956 Haddock Year,
in hundreds of fish
Length
(3 cm.
groups)
Years of
age
2
3
4
5
6
7
8
9+
Total
42
42
27
453
480
106
721
211
1,038
86
1,064
720
1,870
4
1,009
1,240
79
1
2,333
2
420
1,933
249
--
2,604
316
2, 131
349
186
29
3,011
125
1,032
497
279
145
20
2, 098
35
517
500
635
149
3
7
1,846
11
163
261
554
171
107
3
1,270
5
178
416
208
31
25
863
1
107
162
173
34
34
511
28
75
79
15
39
236
3
26
19
15
11
74
8
5
1
1
25
2
39
3
33
6
9
42
5
8
51
4
7
60
3
6
9
72
5
8
Total
225 4, 196 7, 953 2,251 2, 342
978
227
146 18,318
78
Table 68. --Age-length composition of haddock landed from 5Y South, Spring 1956,
in hundreds of fish
Length Years of a g e
(3 cm.
groups) 3 4 5 6 7 8 9-t- Total
30 7 7
3
6
9
42
5
8
51
4
7
60
3
6
9
72
5
8
81
Total 1,539 8,709 2,100 2,685 1,096 253 62 16,444
42
42
289
82
371
384
691
43
1, 118
403
1, 978
148
3
1
1
2, 534
312
3,127
220
145
30
--
3,834
75
1, 525
634
477
185
34
2, 930
20
806
37 2
539
124
--
1,861
7
391
317
504
205
38
1,462
109
186
509
220
67
1, 091
105
316
158
70
649
75
111
75
25
286
52
70
18
35
175
29
28
19
4
4
57
19
4
4
79
Table 69. --Age-length composition of haddock landed from 5Y South, Summer 1956,
in hundreds of fish
Length Years of age
(3 cm.
groups)
5 6 7 8 Total
39 6 12 18
42 52 60 112
5 31 428 459
8 -- 410 410
51 -- -- 123 254 62 439
4 40 81 162 83 42 408
7 217 48 121 48 434
60 26 51 116 31 13 237
3 20 102 142 -- 264
6 28 70 83 -- 181
9 55 -- 28 -- 83
72 38 -- -- 38
5 2 2 4
Total 129 1,234 487 784 438 15 3,087
80
Table 70. --Age-length composition of haddock landed from 5Y South, Fall 1956,
in hundreds of fish
Length
Y e
a r s
o f
age
(3 cm.
groups)
2
3
4
5
G
7
8
9 +
Total
36
16
16
9
5
58
63
42
57
134
114
38
343
5
--
241
723
80
1,044
8
--
374
830
259
106
1,569
51
12
23
57 6
471
47
1,129
4
118
302
192
74
74
15
775
7
56
225
323
140
28
14
786
60
134
253
134
90
29
640
3
31
104
189
104
10
10
448
6
111
78
78
--
63
330
9
13
13
33
20
7
86
72
59
59
5
14
14
8
7
7
Total
74
1,020
2,935
1,844
781
487
59
109
7, 309
81
Table 71. --Age-length composition of haddock landed from 5Y South, Winter 1956,
in hundreds of fish
Length
Y (
2 a r
s of
a
g e
(3 cm.
groups)
2
3
4
5
6
7
8
9 +
Total
39
9
9
42
113
19
132
5
94
212
23
.
329
8
21
407
246
43
717
51
246
439
11
696
4
223
73
55
351
7
118
54
65
237
60
41
72
31
144
3
11
34
46
91
6
15
22
8
45
9
19
18
37
72
2
2
1
5
5
2
2
Total
237
884
1, 101
321
219
30
2
1
2,795
82
Table 72. --Age- length composition of haddock landed from 5Y South, 1956 Haddock Year,
in hundreds of fish
Length Years of age
(3 cm.
groups) 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9+ Total
30 7 7
3
6
9
42
5
8
51
4
7
60
3
6
9
72
5
8
81
Total 311 3,572 13,979 4,752 4,469 2,051 329 172 29,635
58
58
14
353
94
461
170
589
865
81
1,705
94
887
3, 152
228
3
1
1
4, 366
21
1,093
4, 613
522
251
30
--
6,530
12
344
2, 540
1, 239
778
247
34
5,194
178
1,412
799
751
240
--
15
3, 395
63
951
7 42
830
281
38
14
2.919
310
562
790
341
109
--
2, 112
42
263
653
404
80
10
1,452
229
281
244
25
63
842
87
65
149
38
42
381
67
89
18
7
2
2
1
19
4
4
159
39
11
4
83
Table 7 3. --Age -length composition of haddock landed from 5Y (North and
South combined) Spring 1956, in hundreds of fish
Leng
:th
groups)
Years
! of
agi
e
(3-cm.
'l
0
4
5
6
7
8
9+
Total
30
7
7
33
42
42
36
485
485
39
923
293
1, 216
42
1, 118
1,
, 352
43
2, 513
45
961
2,
744
218
3
1
1
3,928
48
468
4,
274
360
145
30
--
5,277
51
209
2.
,872
782
627
214
34
4,738
54
61
1,
284
643
721
204
20
2,933
57
7
618
567
961
319
38
2, 510
60
181
283
872
317
115
1,768
63
155
592
258
70
25
1, 100
66
135
187
150
40
15
527
69
12
76
106
18
59
271
72
29
28
--
57
75
19
19
78
4
4
81
4
4
Total
7
4,274
13,
,618
3,
. 198
4,
,213
1,627
336
126
27, 399
84
Table 74. --Age-length composition of haddock landed from 5Y (North and
South combined) Summer 1956, in hundreds of fish
Len
gth
groups)
Years
of age
(3-cm.
2
3
4
5
6
7
8
S+
Total
27
30
33
36
6
6
12
39
26
65
12
103
42
27 9
119
398
45
267
837
7
1, 111
48
92
951
85
1, 128
51
43
435
268
290
62
1,098
54
60
302
305
157
104
928
57
7
341
201
248
62
7
866
60
6
38
125
242
100
53
--
564
63
72
167
215
26
--
480
66
38
105
138
15
15
311
69
60
24
56
10
10
160
72
49
16
7
7
79
75
2
2
21
25
78
1
1
2
81
Total
32
825
3, 035
1, 161
1,282
755
114
61
7, 265
85
Table 7 5. --Age-length composition of haddock landed from 5Y (North and
South combined) Fall 1956, in hundreds offish
Len,
gth
groups)
Years
of age
(3-cm.
2
3
4
5
6
7
8
^+
Total
33
36
16
16
32
39
55
86
141
42
83
230
114
38
465
45
4
314
774
82
1
1, 175
48
2
427
990
272
106
1,797
51
12
82
766
527
47
1,434
54
138
463
254
97
77
15
1.044
57
63
287
377
191
42
3
14
977
60
5
181
294
183
95
32
3
793
63
36
138
243
118
15
10
560
66
1
121
108
100
4
67
401
69
18
24
48
25
12
127
72
3
4
62
2
4
75
75
1
19
1
4
25
78
7
1
8
81
Total
172
1, 361
3,612
2, 124
1.005
568
82
130
9, 054
86
Table 7 6. --Age-length composition of haddock landed from 5Y (North and
South combined) Winter 1956, in hundreds of fish
Length Years of age
(3-cm. groups) 23 4 5 67 8 9+ Total"
9
39
199
485
932
935
588
412
16 257
175
114
59
8 1 22
9
Total 332 1,301 1,667 520 311 79 24 1 4,235
36
5
4
39
39
--
42
173
26
45
94
354
37
48
21
526
331
54
51
326
598
11
54
44
395
94
55
57
21
222
97
65
7
60
73
121
47
--
63
11
76
67
21
66
42
43
29
69
25
16
18
72
11
2
75
7
2
78
81
87
Table 7 7
. --Age-length
composition of haddock landed from 5Y (No
irth and
South comb
lined) 1956 IfeddockYear,
in hundreds
of fish
Lenj
groups)
Years
of
age
(3-cm.
2
3
4
5
6
7
a
9+
Total
30
7
7
33
--
42
42
36
27
511
538
39
120
1, 074
305
1,499
42
256
1, 653
1,
585
81
3, 57 5
45
98
1.896
4,
392
307
4
1
1
6, 699
48
23
1. 513
6,
546
771
251
30
--
9, 134
51
12
660
4.
671
1,
,588
964
27 6
34
8, 205
54
303
2,
444
1,
,296
1,
030
385
20
15
5,493
57
98
1,
468
1,
, 242
1,
465
430
41
21
4.765
60
11
47 3
823
1,
344
512
216
3
3, 382
63
47
441
1,
069
612
111
35
2, 315
66
1
336
443
417
59
97
1,353
69
115
140
228
53
81
617
72
3
93
108
17
12
233
75
8
23
3
44
78
78
7
1
6
14
81
4
4
Total
543
7,761 :
21.
932
7,
,003
6,
811
3, 029
556
318
47, 953
88
Table 78. --Haddock abundance (catch-per-day, lOO's of pounds), fishing effort
(standard trawler days fished) and catch (lOO's of pounds landed) for
5Z. 1956 Haddock Year (see text for explanation)
Seasons 5Z East 5Z West 5Z Total
and Catch Days Catch Days Catch Days
months per day Catch fished per day Catch fished per day Catch fished
SPRING
Feb
178
58.642
329
65
24.749
381
117
83, 391
710
Mar
171
50,821
297
124
23, 851
192
153
74, 672
489
Apr
140
7,777
56
134
24,625
184
135
32,402
240
Total
172
117,240
682
124
73,225
591
150
190,465
1273
SUMMER
May
141
31,760
225
133
67,927
511
135
99,687
736
June
111
28,745
259
138
81,857
593
130
110,602
852
July
106
42,292
399
92
39,068
425
99
81, 360
824
Total
117
102,797
879
127
188,852
1486
123
291, 649
2365
FALL
Aug
112
45,706
408
145
53,417
368
128
99,123
776
Sept
128
22,583
176
166
83, 640
504
156
106,223
680
Oct
139
36,079
260
143
46, 391
324
141
82,470
584
Total
126
104,368
828
152
183,448
1207
141
287,816
2035
WINTER
Nov
156
17, 135
110
240
45,630
190
209
62,765
300
Dec
174
14,897
86
64
49, 843
779
75
64,740
865
Jan
63
12, 301
195
174
35, 311
203
120
47, 612
398
Total
120
44, 333
369
174
130,784
752
156
175, 117
1121
YEAR
134 368,738 2758
144 576,309 4036
139 945,047 6794
89
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