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2006 PFMC OCEAN
SPORT QUOTA REPORT
Through September 21, 2006
Reports updated
Wednesday or Thursday as data becomes available
[
Columbia Ocean Area Totals ] [ Westport
Totals ] [ La Push Totals ] [ Neah
Bay Totals ]
Ocean Recreational
Salmon Fishery: Weeks 38 (September 11-17)
In-season Management Actions:
Effective Friday, August 11, all areas will open to recreational salmon
fishing 7 days per week with a 2-salmon bag limit.(No chum retention
in Neah Bay area and no chinook retention east of Bonilla-Tatoosh line.)
On August 25, 2,000
coho were transferred from the Westport area quota to the La Push area
quota. Those coho translated to an increase in the La Push area quota
of 1,140 coho when Thompson River coho impacts were considered.
Effective August
26, the area between Cape Falcon and Tillamook Head, OR opened to recreational
salmon fishing.
| AREA
1 Effort and Catch by State
Week 38 |
|
WASHINGTON |
OREGON |
| Anglers |
Chinook |
Coho |
Anglers |
Chinook |
Coho |
| Charter |
183 |
6 |
73 |
0 |
0 |
0 |
| Private |
88 |
7 |
31 |
82 |
0 |
3 |
| Jetty |
8 |
0 |
0 |
|
|
|
| TOTALS |
279 |
13 |
104 |
82 |
0 |
3 |
| TOTAL
WA+OR |
361 |
13 |
107 |
|
|
|
| Coastwide
Ocean Totals (including Oregon):
Chinook quota: 31,000 Coho quota: 73,200 |
|
Week |
Number
of Anglers |
Number
of Chinook |
Number
of Coho |
Cumulative
Chinook |
Cumulative
Coho |
Percent
of Total
Chinook quota |
Percent
of
Coho quota |
| 27 |
997 |
201 |
399 |
201 |
399 |
0.6% |
0.5% |
| 28 |
6,474 |
1,126 |
3,734 |
1,328 |
4,132 |
4.3% |
5.6% |
29 |
4,938 |
592 |
2,762 |
1,920 |
6,894 |
6.2% |
9.4% |
| 30 |
5,592 |
984 |
3,848 |
2,903 |
10,742 |
9.4% |
14.7% |
31 |
6,043 |
1,079 |
4,180 |
3,982 |
14,922 |
12.8% |
20.4% |
32 |
6,455 |
960 |
4,464 |
4,943 |
19,385 |
15.9% |
26.5% |
33 |
9,115 |
961 |
5,002 |
5,904 |
24,387 |
19.0% |
33.3% |
34 |
9,211 |
1,636 |
5,340 |
7,540 |
29,727 |
24.3% |
40.6% |
35 |
9,138 |
1,347 |
5,587 |
8,887 |
35,314 |
28.7% |
48.2% |
36 |
7,292 |
1,160 |
3,672 |
10,048 |
38,986 |
32.4% |
53.3% |
37 |
3,785 |
580 |
1,532 |
10,628 |
40,517 |
34.3% |
55.4% |
38 |
1,544 |
214 |
749 |
10,845 |
41,286 |
35.0% |
56.4% |
| 1
Sub-quotas of 1,889 coho and 1,300 chinook are in effect in Area 3
for the time period June 30 - September 17.Effective September 23,
the fishery reopens through October 8, or until attainment of the
total area quota of 1,939 coho or 1,400 chinook. Area restrictions
in effect. |
| 2
Upon closure of the ocean salmon fishery, a state-waters Area 4B fishery
will open with a quota of 3,000 marked coho and chinook non-retention. |
| 3
Quotas adjusted following Aug 25 conference call. Westport coho quota
was adjusted from 27,603 to 25,603 coho.La Push coho quota was adjusted
from 1,889 to 3,029 coho. |
In-season
Management Actions:
Effective Friday, August 11, all areas will open to recreational salmon
fishing 7 days per week with a 2-salmon bag limit.(No chum retention
in Neah Bay area and no chinook retention east of Bonilla-Tatoosh
line.) |
Columbia
Ocean Area (including Oregon)
Ocean Area 1 (Columbia Ocean Area) opened for recreational salmon fishing on Monday, July 3 with a quota of 36,600 coho and a guideline of 8,300 chinook. The catch estimates for Area 1 during week 38 are 13 chinook and 107 coho; the season totals through September 17 are 2,278 chinook and 24,840 coho (68% of the quota).
| COLUMBIA
RIVER AREA:
Coho
quota - 36,600 Chinook guideline 8,300 |
Stat
Week |
Dates |
Number
of Anglers |
Number
of Chinook |
Number
of Coho |
Cumulative
Chinook |
Cumulative
Coho |
Percent of
Coho quota |
| 27 |
|
|
|
|
0 |
0 |
0.0% |
| 28 |
Jul
3-9 |
2,341 |
144 |
2,372 |
144 |
2,372 |
6.5% |
| 29 |
Jul
10-16 |
1,091 |
108 |
1,161 |
252 |
3,533 |
9.7% |
| 30 |
Jul
17-23 |
1,848 |
191 |
2,068 |
443 |
5,601 |
15.3% |
| 31 |
Jul
24-30 |
2,190 |
116 |
2,557 |
559 |
8,158 |
22.3% |
| 32 |
Jul
31-Aug 6 |
2,802 |
255 |
2,737 |
813 |
10,895 |
29.8% |
| 33 |
Aug
7-13 |
4,279 |
218 |
2,874 |
1,031 |
13,769 |
37.6% |
| 34 |
Aug
14-20 |
4,265 |
360 |
3,219 |
1,391 |
16,988 |
46.4% |
35 |
Aug 21-27 |
5,619 |
377 |
4,370 |
1,768 |
21,358 |
58.4% |
36 |
Aug 28-Sep 3 |
4,113 |
310 |
2,599 |
2,077 |
23,957 |
65.5% |
| 37 |
Sep
4-10 |
2,034 |
183 |
756 |
2,261 |
24,713 |
67.5% |
38 |
Sep
11-17 |
361 |
13 |
107 |
2,278 |
24,840 |
67.9% |
Westport
Ocean Area 2 (Westport) opened for recreational salmon fishing on Monday, July 3 with a quota of 27,603 coho (revised August 25 to 25,603) and a guideline of 18,100 chinook. The fishery closed on its automatic closure date, September 17. The catch estimates for Area 2 during week 38 are 157 chinook and 440 coho; the season totals through September 17 are 5,853 chinook and 8,799 coho (34% of the revised quota).
WESTPORT:
Coho Quota: 25,603 3 Chinook
guideline: 18,100 |
Stat
Week |
Dates |
Number
of Anglers |
Number
of Chinook |
Number
of Coho |
Cumulative
Chinook |
Cumulative
Coho |
Percent of
Coho quota |
| 28 |
Jul 3-9 |
2,852 |
766 |
486 |
766 |
486 |
1.8% |
| 29 |
Jul
10-16 |
1,908 |
261 |
450 |
1,027 |
936 |
3.4% |
| 30 |
Jul
17-23 |
1,927 |
551 |
413 |
1,578 |
1,349 |
4.9% |
31 |
Jul 24-30 |
2,150 |
702 |
651 |
2,279 |
2,000 |
7.2% |
32 |
Jul 31-Aug 6 |
2,288 |
505 |
969 |
2,784 |
2,969 |
10.8% |
| 33 |
Aug
7-13 |
3,363 |
446 |
1,453 |
3,231 |
4,422 |
16.0% |
| 34 |
Aug
14-20 |
3,447 |
907 |
1,685 |
4,138 |
6,108 |
22.1% |
35 |
Aug 21-27 |
2,536 |
680 |
808 |
4,817 |
6,916 |
27.0% |
36 |
Aug 28-Sep
3 |
2,171 |
590 |
760 |
5,407 |
7,675 |
30.0% |
| 37 |
Sep
4-10 |
1,268 |
289 |
684 |
5,696 |
8,359 |
32.6% |
| 38 |
Sep
11-17 |
773 |
157 |
440 |
5,853 |
8,799 |
34.4% |
| 3
Quotas adjusted following Aug 25 conference call. Westport coho quota
was adjusted from 27,603 to 25,603 coho.La Push coho quota was adjusted
from 1,889 to 3,029 coho. |
La
Push
Ocean Area 3 (La Push) opened for recreational salmon fishing on Friday, June 30 with a sub-quota of 1,889 coho (revised August 25 to 3,029) and a guideline of 1,300 chinook . The fishery closed on its automatic closure date, September 17 and will reopen for the late-season fishery on September 23. The catch estimates for Area 3 during week 38 are 10 chinook and 7 coho; the season totals through September 17 are 1,287 chinook and 1,821 coho (60% of the revised quota).
LA
PUSH:
Coho quota: 3,029 1,3 Chinook
guideline: 1,300 1 |
Stat
Week |
Dates |
Number
of Anglers |
Number
of Chinook |
Number
of Coho |
Cumulative
Chinook |
Cumulative
Coho |
Percent of
Coho quota |
| 27 |
Jun
30-Jul 2 |
173 |
36 |
36 |
36 |
36 |
1.9% |
| 28 |
Jul
3-9 |
279 |
72 |
189 |
108 |
225 |
11.9% |
| 29 |
Jul
10-16 |
124 |
28 |
9 |
136 |
234 |
12.4% |
| 30 |
Jul
17-23 |
376 |
68 |
315 |
204 |
549 |
29.1% |
| 31 |
Jul
24-30 |
257 |
70 |
238 |
274 |
788 |
41.7% |
| 32 |
Jul
31-Aug 6 |
332 |
77 |
280 |
351 |
1,067 |
56.5% |
| 33 |
Aug
7-13 |
467 |
229 |
331 |
580 |
1,398 |
74.0% |
| 34 |
Aug
14-20 |
433
|
250 |
218
|
830 |
1,616
|
85.6% |
35 |
Aug 21-27 |
418 |
227 |
136 |
1,057 |
1,753 |
57.9% |
36 |
Aug 28-Sep 3 |
255 |
150 |
40 |
1,207 |
1,793 |
59.2% |
| 37 |
Sep
4-10 |
168 |
70 |
22 |
1,277 |
1,815 |
59.9% |
| 38 |
Sep
11-17 |
54 |
10 |
7 |
1,287 |
1,821 |
60.1% |
1
Sub-quotas of
1,889 coho and 1,300 chinook are in effect in Area 3 for the time
period June 30 - September 17. Effective September 23, the fishery
reopens through October 8, or until attainment of the total area
quota of 1,939 coho or 1,400 chinook.
3
Quotas adjusted following Aug 25 conference call. Westport coho
quota was adjusted from 27,603 to 25,603 coho.La Push coho quota
was adjusted from 1,889 to 3,029 coho. |
Neah
Bay
Ocean Area 4 (Neah Bay) opened for recreational salmon fishing on Friday, June 30 with a quota of 7,058 coho and a guideline of 3,200 chinook. The fishery closed on its automatic closure date, September 17. The catch estimates for Area 4 during week 38 are 34 chinook and 195 coho; the season totals through September 17 are 1,428 chinook and 5,826 coho (83% of the quota).
NEAH
BAY:
Coho quota: 7,058 2 Chinook guideline:
3,200 |
Stat
Week |
Dates |
Number
of Anglers |
Number
of Chinook |
Number
of Coho |
Cumulative
Chinook |
Cumulative
Coho |
Percent of
Coho quota |
| 27 |
Jun
30-Jul 2 |
824 |
165 |
363 |
165 |
363 |
5.1% |
| 28 |
Jul
3-9 |
1,002 |
144 |
687 |
310 |
1,049 |
14.9% |
| 29 |
Jul
10-16 |
1,815 |
195 |
1,142 |
505 |
2,191 |
31.0% |
| 30 |
Jul
17-23 |
1,441 |
174 |
1,052 |
679 |
3,243 |
45.9% |
| 31 |
Jul
24-30 |
1,445 |
192 |
733 |
871 |
3,976 |
56.3% |
| 32 |
Jul
31-Aug 6 |
1,033 |
124 |
478 |
995 |
4,454 |
63.1% |
| 33 |
Aug
7-13 |
1,005 |
68 |
343 |
1,063 |
4,798 |
68.0% |
| 34 |
Aug
14-20 |
1,067 |
118 |
217 |
1,181 |
5,015 |
71.1% |
35 |
Aug 21-27 |
563 |
63 |
272 |
1,245 |
5,288 |
74.9% |
36 |
Aug 28-Sep 3 |
753 |
111 |
273 |
1,356 |
5,561 |
78.8% |
| 37 |
Sep
4-10 |
315 |
38 |
70 |
1,394 |
5,631 |
79.8% |
| 38 |
Sep
11-17 |
357 |
34 |
195 |
1,428 |
5,826 |
82.5% |
| 2
Upon closure of the ocean salmon fishery, a state-waters Area 4B fishery
will open with a quota of 3,000 marked coho and chinook non-retention. |
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