Fishery Notice
Category(s):
COMMERCIAL - Herring - Roe: Gill Net
COMMERCIAL - Herring - Roe: Seine
COMMERCIAL - Herring - Roe: Test Fishery
COMMERCIAL - Herring: Spawn on Kelp
COMMERCIAL - Herring - Roe: Seine
COMMERCIAL - Herring - Roe: Test Fishery
COMMERCIAL - Herring: Spawn on Kelp
Subject:
FN0257-2017 WCVI Herring Stock Assessment Program - Update #6
Spawn Summary The herring spawn overflight conducted on March 19 found approximately 3 miles of spawn on Salmon Beach and Forbes Island. This spawn started on Saturday March 18. 1.5 miles of Spawn was observed at Anton Spit in Hesquiat Harbour as well as 1.0 mile of spawn North of Hesquiat Point. The next scheduled herring spawn overflight is scheduled for Wednesday March 22. The flight will be weather dependent. The vessel based dive team aboard the F/V Canadian Shore with Skipper Paul Bevandick has completed their dive survey charter on March 20. First Nation contractors continue to conduct herring spawn reconnaissance, supplemental surface spawn surveys and FSC catch monitoring on the west coast of Vancouver Island in: Area 23 Area 24 Area 25 Observed Spawns Area 23 Barkley Sound Mar 18 - Salmon Beach and Forbes Island approximately 3 miles. Feb 13 - Salmon Beach and Forbes island approximately 3/4 miles. Area 24 Clayoquot Sound Mar 19 - Hesquiat Harbour approximately 2.5 miles. Mar 9 - Calmus passage/Cat face spot spawn. Mar 6 - Clifford Point approximately 1.0 mile. Jan 30 - Hesquiat Harbour approximately 3.25 miles Feb 23 - Hesquiat Harbour approximately 1.0 mile Area 25 Esperanza Inlet Mar 15 - Nuchatlitz approximately 0.5 mile Mar 9 - Louie Bay to Hixson Bluff approximately 1 mile. Mar 9 - East shore of Port Langford spot spawn. Mar 8 - Nuchatlitz to Port Langford approximately 3.0 miles. Feb 23 - Port Langford,approximately 1/4 mile. For more information please contact Eamon Miyagi (250)286-5896
Fisheries & Oceans Operations Center - FN0257
Sent March 22, 2017 at 1005
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