Fishery Notice
Category(s):
COMMERCIAL - Invertebrates: Sea Urchin - Red
Subject:
FN0762-COMMERCIAL - Red Sea Urchins - North Coast - Areas 1 to 10 - Opening and Closing
Opening 00:01 hours August 3, 2017 in the following Quota Areas: SUMMARY: RU26 Larsen Harbour RU27a Upper Banks Island RU27b Mid Banks Island RU28 Bonilla Island RU29 Kingkown Inlet RU30 Lower Banks Island Variation Order Nos. 2017-391 to 396 Closing 23:59 hours August 2, 2017 in the following Quota Areas: SUMMARY: RU10 Rennel Sound RU11 Hippa Island Variation Order Nos. 2017-388 and 389 revoked RU08a Flamingo RU08b Englefield RU09 Van Inlet Variation Order Nos. 2017-373 to 375 revoked. Details: RU26 Larsen Harbour a) That portion of Subarea 5-11 south of a line running true west from Baird Point on McCauley Island. b) That portion of Subarea 5-20 north of the parallel passing through 53 degrees 35 minutes north latitude. (Refer to Canadian Hydrographic Service Chart #3927) RU27a Upper Banks Island That portion of Subarea 5-20 south of the parallel passing through 53 degrees 35 minutes north latitude, east of a line running 140 degrees true from 53 degrees 35 minutes north latitude and 130 degrees 38.8 minutes west longitude, north of a parallel running east and west through Cliff Point, except that portion of Subarea 5-20 adjacent to the western shore of the Antle Islands described as: east of a line running from the boundary marker at Laverock Point (53 degrees 30.97 minutes north latitude, 130 degrees 29.13 minutes west longitude), then to a point west of the Antle Islands at 53 degrees 28.12 minutes north latitude, 130 degrees 28 minutes west longitude, then to a marker on Banks Island at 53 degrees 27.82 minutes north latitude, 130 degrees 24.4 minutes west longitude. (Refer to Canadian Hydrographic Service Chart #3927) RU27b Mid Banks Island That portion of Subarea 5-20 east of a line running 140 degrees true from 53 degrees 35 minutes north latitude, 130 degrees 38.8 minutes west longitude, south of a parallel running east and west through Cliff Point, except that portion of Subarea 5-20 adjacent to the western shore of the Antle Islands described as: east of a line running from Laverock Point (53 degrees 30.97 minutes north latitude, 130 degrees 29.13 minutes west longitude), then to a point west of the Antle Islands at 53 degrees 28.12 minutes north latitude, 130 degrees 28 minutes west longitude, then to a marker on Banks Island at 53 degrees 27.82 minutes north latitude, 130 degrees 24.4 minutes west longitude. (Refer to Canadian Hydrographic Service Chart #3927) RU28 Bonilla Island a) That portion of Subarea 5-20 south of the parallel passing through 53 degrees 35 minutes north latitude; west of line running 140 degrees true from 53 degrees 35 minutes north latitude, 130 degrees 38.8 minutes west longitude; north of a line running from Kelp Point on Banks Island true west to the surf line. (Refer to Canadian Hydrographic Service Chart #3927) b) Subarea 105-1. c) That portion of Subarea 105-2 north of a line running from Kelp Point on Banks Island true west to the surf line. (Refer to Canadian Hydrographic Service Chart #3741) RU29 Kingkown Inlet a) That portion of Subarea 5-20 east of a line running from Laverock Point (53 degrees 30.97 minutes north latitude, 130 degrees 29.13 minutes west longitude), to a point west of the Antle Islands at 53 degrees 28.12 minutes north latitude, 130 degrees 28 minutes west longitude, then to a marker on Banks Island at 53 degrees 27.82 minutes north latitude, 130 degrees 24.4 minutes west longitude (Refer to Canadian Hydrographic Service Chart #3927). b) Subarea 5-21. RU30 Lower Banks Island d) Subareas 5-22. e) That portion of Subarea 105-2 south of a line running from Kelp Point on Banks Island true west to the surf line (Refer to Canadian Hydrographic Service Chart #3741). f) That portion of Subarea 106-1 north of a parallel passing through Finnerty Point on Nichol Island. Notes: All notification and reporting requirements are outlined in Appendix 1 of the Integrated Fisheries Management Plan (IFMP). The North Coast fishing protocol is available from Pauline Ridings or D&D Pacific Fisheries. D&D Pacific Fisheries will direct the fleet. South Coast areas are identified on a separate notice.
Fisheries & Oceans Operations Center - FN0762
Sent August 2, 2017 at 0843
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