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

Table 3.5
Oregon groundfish landings (in number of fish and metric tons) for the recreational ocean boat fishery, (A) 1991 and (B) 1992.a


A 1991
SpeciesNumber of fishMetric tons

Black rockfish135,888172.4
Yellowtail rockfish42,08078.2
Canary rockfish15,71223.2
Yelloweye rockfish8,31018.3
Blue rockfish18,50614.5
China rockfish3,0551.5
Other rockfish14,20511.4
Lingcod18,77377.1
Pacific halibut3,16935.9
Cabezon4,7988.5
Kelp greenling2,9203.2
Other fish6,6375.7

Total274,053450.0

B 1992
SpeciesNumber of fishMetric tonsb

Black rockfish243,704309.3
Yellowtail rockfish26,33067.5
Canary rockfish28,85142.7
Yelloweye rockfish12,98428.6
Blue rockfish32,24525.2
China rockfish4,2272.1
Other rockfish16,96813.6
Lingcod30,907126.9
Pacific halibut4,04245.8
Cabezon5,2299.3
Kelp greenling4,5125.0
Other fish11,2419.6

Total431,240685.5

aFigures represent only partial landings made by the recreational fishery in Oregon. Figures are estimates, based on interviews and samples, of the landings made by the recreational charter vessels and private boats operating out of the ports of Astoria, Garibaldi, Pacific City, Depoe Bay, Newport, Florence, Winchester Bay, Coos Bay, and Brookings during the months from May through September.

bLanded weights (metric tons) for 1992 are based on the average weights observed in 1991 samples, because the appropriate estimates were not available for 1992 sample information.