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Catch and effort data by depth interval for areas fished by Oregon shrimp trawlers, 1958-66

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Originator: Milburn, G. S and J. G. Robinson
Publish Date: 1969
Online Link: None
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Contact Information
Agency: Oregon Department of Fish and Wildlife
Name: Cedric Cooney
Job Position: Natural Resources Data and Systems Manager
Telephone: 503-947-6094
E-Mail Address: Cedric.X.Cooney@odfw.oregon.gov
Description
Abstract: This report summarizes available commercial catch, effort and catch per unit of effort data for pink shrimp, Pandalus jordani Rathbun, fished by Oregon-based vessels during the period from 1958 to 1966, The data are tabulated by 10-fathom (18,3 •meter) depth interval for area and month, These data have been included in other reports, notably the PMFC Data Series, but have not been tabulated before by depth of catch. This report may prove useful to researchers and fishermen by providing information on distribution of shrimp by depth of substrate, as reflected by pounds of shrimp landed per tow hour. However, these data are biased by the fact that most fishing effort is applied to areas where the best catches are made and thus may not always reflect the abundance of shrimp throughout the bed. Population density near the perimeter of the shrimp bed usually drops off, and this is reflected by a change in the pounds of shrimp caught per tow hour, The density of shrimp by depth range may vary from area to area. The amount of bottom area within each 10-fathom depth interval varies along the coast because of the difference in the slope of the continental shelf. For example, the width of the three intervals between 60 and 90 fathoms off Port Orford is 1 mile, while off Tillamook Head it is 3 miles. Both research and commercial fishing have shown that shrimp concentrations are usually found on a green mud or muddy sand bottom that is flat or has a gentle slope.

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Field Name Value
Biblio ID 3130
Year 1969
Publisher
Request Type Report
Location Salem HQ
Date Created 1969 June
Date Cataloged 10/15/2007
Date Published 1969
Type taped edge
Pages 1-46
Volume 2
Status 2
Descriptor Shrimp; Harvest; Coast, OR
Date Entered 2007-10-11 00:00:00
Location In Clackamas Library Commercial Fish, 3S, West end
Author Gary S Milburn; Jack G Robinson
Duplicates 0
Number Remaining After Requests 53
Presumed All Distributed
Back Room Duplicates 0
Author Robinson, J.G.; Milburn, G.S.
Risk Harvest
Species
Disposition Of Requests State Archive: Request filled
Disposition Of Requests Jean McCrae - 2: Request filled


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