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The Oregon Pink Shrimp Fishery, Management History and Research Activities, Informational Report 80-1

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Originator: Zirges, M.H and J.G. Robinson
Publish Date: 1980
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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 pink shrimp (Pandalus jordani), also called ocean shrimp, is the target species of Oregon's commercial shrimp fishery. This species is distributed over the continental shelf from Unalaska to San Diego, California at depths ranging from 20 to 250 fathoms (37 to 457 m), with commercially important concentrations present from Vancouver Island to the area off Morro Bay on the south-central California coast. The center of distribution is off the Oregon coast where most commercia1 catches are made from 2 to 25 mi 1es (4 to 46 km) offshore, at depths ranging from 40 to 140 fathoms (73 to 256 m), over green mud or green mud and sand bottoms. There are four primary areas, or "beds", where shrimp occur along the Oregon coast: the northern bed from about the Columbia River to Cape Foulweather, the central bed from about Heceta Head to north of Cape Blanco, a small bed just south of Cape Blanco, and the southern bed off Brookings and Crescent City, California (Figure 1). Although the pink shrimp attains a maximum age of about five years in the northern portion of its commercial range and three years in the southern portion, only a small proportion usually reach age four off Oregon. Maximum size of pink shrimp off Oregon is about 28 mm head length, but they become available to trawl gear at about 12-13 mm head length and 11-13 months of age. Biologists use this measurement instead of total length to avoid measurement difficulty with broken-off tails.

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Geographic Extent: Oregon Coast
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Field Name Value
Biblio ID 8514
Year 1980
Publisher
Request Type Information & Education
Location Salem HQ
Date Created Sept 1980
Date Cataloged 8/3/05
Date Published 1980
Type spt corner
Pages 15 pp
Volume 80-1
Status 2
Descriptor Oregon Pink Shrimp; history; research
Date Entered 2005-08-03 16:40:13
Location In Clackamas Library Wildllife/marine life
Author Malcolm H Zirges; Jack G Robinson
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