The 1992 Oregon Ocean Salmon Fisheries, September 30, 1991 to September 29, 1992

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Citation

Originator: Schindler,E., L. Osis, and R. J. Kaiser

Publish Date: 1992

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: The Ocean Salmon Management Program (OSMP) monitors ocean commercial and recreational salmon fisheries, coordinates Oregon coastal salmon spawning surveys, and conducts ocean and coastal stream research projects. The program uses data from these and other sources to develop management recommendations for the best use of Oregon's salmon resources, and to evaluate proposed ocean salmon fishery regulations. Major forums in which OSMP staff participate include the Pacific Fishery Management Council (PFMC) and its salmon technical teams (STT and SSC), the Pacific Salmon Commission (PSC) and their technical committees, and the Klamath Fishery Management Council (KFMC). The OSMP fulfills Oregon's technical and management responsibilities to these management entities as directed under the U.S./Canada Salmon Interception Treaty (1986), the Magnuson Fishery Conservation and Management Act (MFCMA) PL 94-265 (1976), and the Anadromous Fisheries Act 89-304. This report summarizes the activities of OSMP's Ocean Salmon Sampling Project for the 1992 ocean season. In 1992, we collected and analyzed data on Oregon's catch and fishing effort, recovered coded-wire tags (CWT's), and gathered average weight data from commercial salmon landings. In addition, we recorded length frequencies from recreational coho landings, collected chinook scales, and took scales from coho with CWT's to maintain a reference collection of hatchery coho scales. We sampled several estuaries where salmon fisheries developed. The OSMP sampling project is permanently staffed by a project leader and an assistant project leader in Newport, and two sampling coordinators, one at Tillamook and one at Coos Bay. The south coast sampling coordinator's position was vacant in 1992 due to budget restraints. Up to 35 seasonal aides are hired each year as port samplers. The sampling coordinators serve as liaison between field samplers and Newport program staff, and also deliver data and coded wire tags to Newport. Ten Oregon coastal ports were sampled in 1992, utilizing 25 seasonal samplers: four were troll, 19 were recreational, and two were "combination" samplers. Most troll samplers did some recreational sampling when there were commercial closures. One seasonal employee helped edit and computer process the sampled data under the direction of OSMP's Data Management Project.

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Time Period of Content: September 30, 1991, to September 29, 1992

Geographic Extent: Not Available

Status: Final

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Format: PDF file

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Bibliography Information

Field Name	Value
Biblio ID	4280
Year	1992
Publisher
Request Type	Report (Annual)
Location	Salem HQ
Date Created	Feb 1993
Date Cataloged	7/27/05
Date Published	1992
Type	green bind
Pages	1-101
Volume
Status	2
Descriptor	Ocean Salmon; Harvest; Coast, OR
Date Entered	2005-07-27 00:00:00
Location In Clackamas Library	E wall, Oregon ocean fisheries
Author	Eric Schindler; Laimons Osis; Rodney J Kaiser
Duplicates	1
Number Remaining After Requests	0
Presumed All Distributed
Back Room Duplicates	6
Author	Kaiser, R.J.; Schindler, E.; Osis, L.
Risk	Harvest
Species
Disposition Of Requests	Tim Dalton: Request filled
Disposition Of Requests	StreamNet Library: Request filled
Disposition Of Requests	State Archive: Request filled

Is a physical copy maintained for reference at Headquarters? Yes