NOAA/NMFS/NWFSC TM-31: Data Collection -- Groundfish: Table 2.1

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NOAA-NMFS-NWFSC TM-31: Data Collection -- Groundfish (cont):

Table 2.1.
Washington groundfish landings (in number of fish tickets and pounds) by gear (trawl and non-trawl) and port, 1991-92. Catches from Alaska and Canada are not included.

Year	Port^*	Trawl	Non-trawl	Trawl	Non-trawl
		Fish tickets		Pounds

1991	Bellingham	403	79	13,876,693	1,243,413
	Ilwaco	336	252	7,351,377	214,982
	Miscellaneous	0	6	0	1,666
	Miscellaneous Coastal	24	655	13,854	729,779
	North Puget Sound	2	13	4,546,616	127,188
	Neah Bay/Straits	143	1,488	992,377	2,210,865
	South Puget Sound	2	321	2,953,925	1,355,471
	Westport/Grays Harbor	445	944	8,754,141	719,981
	Willapa Bay	1	103	8,934	105,414
1992	Bellingham	420	51	11,844,076	505,096
	Ilwaco	324	330	8,996,628	310,499
	Miscellaneous	0	4	0	2,030
	Miscellaneous Coastal	25	1,120	18,110	1,070,864
	North Puget Sound	0	12	0	8,706
	Neah Bay/Straits	182	2,302	695,209	2,309,032
	South Puget Sound	1	193	405	206,460
	Westport/Grays Harbor	449	1,454	7,760,344	1,332,964
	Willapa Bay	1	94	1,600	109,758

^*Major ports include the following minor ports:

Bellingham: Anacortes, Bellingham Bay, and Blaine

Ilwaco: Ilwaco and Chinook

Miscellaneous: Centralia-Chehalis and East Washington

Miscellaneous Coastal: Hoh, La Push, Taholah, Long Beach, and Copalis Beach

North Puget Sound: Coupeville, Everett, Friday Harbor, and La Conner

Neah Bay/Straits: Neah Bay, Port Angeles, Port Townsend, and Sequim

South Puget Sound: Bremerton, Olympia, Poulsbo, Seattle, Shelton, and Tacoma

Westport/Grays Harbor: Westport, Aberdeen, and Hoquiam

Willapa Bay: Bay Center, Nahcotta, Raymond, South Bend, and Tokeland