Fishery Notice
Category(s):
COMMERCIAL - Invertebrates: Geoduck and Horseclam
Subject:
FN1367-COMMERCIAL - Geoduck and Horse Clam - North Coast - Opening - Portion of Area 7
Opening 00:01 Hours December 20, 2016 in the following Geoduck Management Areas (GMAs). An asterisk indicates a change in area description since the last rotation: SUMMARY: CCA05 Prince Group Variation Order No. 2016-588 Note: See Fishery Notice No. FN1353 Bivalve Shellfish Marine Biotoxin Update, as recommended by the Canadian Food Inspection Agency and issued by DFO. Bivalve Shellfish Marine Biotoxin Updates can change at any time please confirm the required Pacific Fisheries Management Subarea is open prior to fishing. The north coast fishery continues in the following GMAs: CCD01a Rennison Island CCD01b West Laredo Channel (north of Baker Point) CCD01c West Laredo Channel (south of Baker Point) CCD02 East Laredo Channel Variation order No. 2016-556 CCA06a Latta Island CCA06b Hunter Channel (Subarea 7-25 portion only) CCA07a McNaughton Group North CCA07b McNaughton Group - Kinsmen CCA07c McNaughton Group South CCA07ex Superstition Point Experimental Area CCA08 Simmonds Group Variation Order No. 2016-578 DETAILS: GMA CCA05, Prince Group: That portion of Subarea 7-25 east of the meridian passing through 128 degrees 20min west long., north of the parallel passing through 51 degrees 58.9 minutes north latitude, and west of a line running from the southwestern tip of Campbell Island to the northwestern tip of Dodwell Island and from Stubbs Point on Dodwell Island southwesterly to the northwestern point of the McNaughton Group at 51 degrees 58.6 minutes north latitude, 128 degrees 13.9 minutes west longitude. NOTES: South Coast areas are identified on separate Fishery Notices. See the 2016/17 Geoduck and Horse Clam Integrated Fisheries Management Plan (IFMP) for a more detailed description of the Fishing Protocol. The On-Grounds Monitor and/or Archipelago Marine Research will direct the fleet through geoduck beds and GMAs. Horse clams are permitted as an incidental catch only except where a quota has been established. FOR MORE INFORMATION: Pauline Ridings (250) 756-7118
Fisheries & Oceans Operations Center - FN1367
Sent December 19, 2016 at 1436
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