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of Canada
Fisharias and Ocaans
Gou vsmament
P&atsaet~
du Canada
STATISTICS COPY
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Annual Summary
of
BRITISH
COLUMBIA
CATCH
STATISTICS1979
PACIFIC REGION
ARNUALSUMEARY
OF
BRITISH COLUMBm CATCH STATISTICS
PAGE: 1
TABLE OF CONTENTS
PAGE
PAGE
Table of Contents and Foreword
1
Landings & Value MaJor Species 1959-79
3
4
StatIstIcal
Areas Map
District
Summary of Catch Statistics
Summary of Catch Statlstlcs
627
Total Numbers of Salmon Caught - By Area
0
9
Total Weight of Salmon Caught - By Area
Salmon Catch by Species In Areas
of Pllghest Catch
lo&l1
l2
Total Salmon Landings by Species and Gear
Landlngs of Salmon - by Species and Gear,
(Metrlc Tons)
13
Landings of Salmofi - by Speclcs and hrea 197'0-79
(Thousands of Flsh)
14&15
B.C. Salmon Landings by Month 197511979
(Metric Tons 1
16
Total Catch of Fish and ShellfIsh
by Species,
17-22
Gear and Month In 1979
FOREWORD
Although this summary still
follows the
general format orlglnally
used In 1969, the
figures are now shown In metric tons (1000
kllograms).
The summary ~111 be followed by
a detalled
Annual Report to be made avallable
on wrltten
request.
Prelmlnary
monthly prlntouts
are prepared throughout
the year which summarize
landlngs and values by species.
This annual
summary includes revisions
of these data and
represents
flnal
statlstlcs
for 1979.
Prior to 1973 net caught salmon was
valued at the cash buying price or mlnlmum
prices negotiated
by the United Fishermen
and Allled Workers Union and the Flsherles
Assoclatlon
of British
Columbia.
Since 1973
actual prices pald on the flshlng
grounds
have been used because competltion
for salmon
has resulted
in higher than mlnimum negotiated
prices belng pald.
Dr. W. E. Johnson
Dlrector-General
Flsherfes
Management
Pacific Region
Weights shown may be dressed OP round, and are
Indicated
on table headings.
Halibut
landings lnelude fish delivered
by Canadlan flshermen to U.S.
ports.
Monthly periods do not colnclde with calendar
months, but are held constant as four or five weekly
periods for hlstorlcal
comparison.
Four week periods
are March, my, June, August, September and November;
five weeks are April,
July and October.
This report was complled by the staff of the
Statlstlcs
CollectIon
and Processing Unit under the
dlrectlon
of HT?s. M. Walker from summaries developed
by the Data Processing Unit.
NOTES
With modern methods of lclng and brining
used by
glllnetters
and selners and the Increase In the number
of trcll
freezer boats "dates" In this publlcatlon
refer
to date of dellvery,
and not necessarily
date of catch.
The converslon factor for metric tons Is:
DEPARTMENTOF FISKERIgS AND OCEANS
1 FETRIC TON = 2,204.6 POUNDS
FISRERIES MNAGEMENT
1090 West Pender Street
VANCOUVER,B.C. V6E 2Fl
D. Reid
Economic Advlsor
Economics and
April 30, 1980
StatIstical
Services
PAGE:
3
Fisheries
and Oceans
P&hes
et Oc&ans
STATISTICAL
MAP
~Howwa AuEm w .aTrn mm
BR,,,w CWLWU WATERS
DISTRICT SUMMARYOF CATCH SWTISTICS FOR B.C. 1979
PAGE: 5
hS REPORTEDON SALES SLIPS
(Landed Weight Metric Tons)
i
IA
SPECIES
NORTH COAST(l)
58 576
FISH ANC SHELLFISH-TOTAL
ish-Total
Llng Cod
Groundf
G~ey
I
2l.
Cod
4
Black Cod
Halibut
Soles
Flounders
2
3
815
32g
435
eo9
631
35a
239
1576
Turbot
Rockfish
6 481
1 907
Pollock
Pelagic and Estuarial-Total
Salmon
Herring
Tuna
Dogfish
Skate
34 7.80
2iTz
13 199
173
166
147
SOUTH COAST(l)
34
546
1 080
6
LhNDED VALUE,
$‘OOO
1
921
31 959
-i-s-z
7 602
4
208
309
332
453
31
-i-m3
3
3
16
2
1 806
9
8 790
3 3B6
1 062
615
265
116
4 235
2a
TOTAL
143
5 799
9 064
rim3 166
592
304
a40
20
230
2 300
417
67
m
30
FRASER AREA(l)
106
~6
43
426
613
-if31
465
289
4B-r7
175
2
286
160
124
Molluscs
Clam
*
1
and Crustaceans-Total
Geoducks
Shrimps
Crabs
1 365
733
and Prawns
102
55a
Abalone
OctoQus
16a
24
Oysters
Horse clams
Sea Urchins
406
8 633
iTi
2 463
716
1 179
186
159
2G7
2 0;
2
nap
616
32
170
204
210
on
page
A total
of 525 metric tons
61 373 U.S. shucked gallons
op
317
1716
12G
195
261
1 139
1 005
T
26
57
839
169
60
2a4
884
677
1
19
41
2;
23
317
Miscellaneous
Items-Total
Salmon Roe
HerrIng
Sp2wn
on Kelp
Non-Food Fish
Other Fish
See statIstIca
6 862
Fm3
2 463
455
374
13
a30
057
453
356
533
416
418
092
36
Smelt
Eulachons
Stwgeon
237
9 457
915
1 669
2 497
2 267
1062
62
893
15
76
5
418
580
4 581
7
250
4
of halibut
converted
valued at $2,449,000
to Metric tons.
landed by B.C. fishermen
at U.S. ports
is included
above.
PAGE: 6
SUNNARYOF CATCH STATISTICS - BRITISH COLUMBIA
OTKER FISH
Although total landings by B.C. flshermen in 1¶9
shot{ed a decrease
of 23% from 1978 a new record
value
of $332.5 million
was attained.
B.C. Landings
and Value
1oe
103
153
176
135
126
174
1971
1972
1973
1974
1975
1976
1977
1979
$ MILLION
lB4
764
090
360
082
645
137
79.7
141.9
193 269
148 921
252.2
332.5
167.9
Year
1970
lT7l
1972
iT73
194
1¶5
1976
1m
1578
1979
9 072
7 258
6 895
4
2
3
4
2
2
2
491
948
538
310
810
294
410
7 242
5 214
9373
7 34a
4 746
? 055
11 974
8278
10 001
14
004
1978
3 a76
5 396
4
7
208
*Total includes
shown.
276
969
794
019
G73
308
052
127
2
08B
1 969
1 646
1 436
1 762
602
1
946
1
1
1
1
581
561
310
522
miscellaneous
Black
- Cod
Rock-f1sI-l
224
225
735
651
338
629
536
2 983
2 259
4 061
2 790
2 659
3 226
3 986
713
556
1 401
species
Total*
15
16
22
23
18
21
23
7 905
000
905
932
001
900
194
345
25 4-48
10 305
B 790
31 578
36
162
tons
in
were
not specifically
SHELLFISH
Geoduck deliveries
Increased from 1 016
1978 to 2 463 metric tons in 1979.
Shrimp
less than half of those reported
1n 1978.
metric
landings
Landings
Total
Landings
Tons @OOTs Metric
Tons $OOOTs Metric
Metric
1977
1979
Ports,
reported
by Halibut
ConmIssion
Landings in
British
Columbia
Ling
-Cod
2
3
6
6
7
8
8
6
1972
1¶3
1974
1975
1976
101.0
Grey
-Cod
5 438
4 844
3 354
3 G65
3 256
4 448
5 144
3 778
l¶l
HALIBUT
The overall
decline
In 1979 halibut
landings is
a result of the U.S./Canad,a
decision
to phase out
Canadian b.alibut fishing
in Alaskan waters and U.S.
trawling
for groundflsh
in Canadian waters over a
Although Canadian fishermen
caught
two year period.
817 metric tons of halibut
in Alaskan waters only
525 metric tons were delivered
to U.S. ports compared with 1 570 metric tons in 1978.
Canadian
at U.S.
-Sole
-Year
1970
60.3
53.6
75.1
130.4
190 042
1978
LaAdiAgS
of other species Increased in both volume and
of 4 609 metric tons and $9.3 million
value; a difference
respectively.
- 1970 - 1979
METRIC TONS
1970
- lT79
4
4
3
2
309
21e
130
086
454
1 583
1 125
I. 133
1 570
525
3 346
2 924
4 311
3 350
694
3 070
3 031
2 929
6 I334
2 449
Tons $000'~
381
11 476
13
10
6
3
5
5
3
3
2
025
57
402
126
443
951
864
935
HEBRING
Landings of herring
decreased from 81 4CO metric
In 1978 to 43 465 metric tons In 1979. Despite this
crease the value Increased by more than 100%.
Year
-----
Crabs
10 508
1970
1 156
8 138
13 684
10 698
5 440
lT71
10 125
15 005
11 207
16
16
tons
de-
835
453
132
1773
890
896
Shrimp
Clams
Geoducks
698
1 049
WA
333
360
7a4
1 155
1 56G
714
,I
,I
11
1974
1170
1135
1202
1 110
II
1975
1
1976
iY77
140
995
1030
784
3 503
2 801
1
1
I,
I,
245
1978
1 176
1979
1179
1 559
716
1567
1 6491')
(11 Includes
horse
IL73
179
1 389
; :A:
Sea
Abalone
Urchins
16
6
60
68
N/A
I,
I,
,I
26
2-z
428
433
186
,4
1,
1,
1,
,,
317
Shucked
Oysters {Gal.)
79
84
698
356
110 009
131 649
1OB 066
89
89
82
76
255
249
448
BE
61 373
clams.
a
PAGE:
SALMON
Despite
a decrease
in volume
of 9 390 metric
tons
(round
weight)
1979 deliveries
increased
in value in exPin!&?
cess of $2 million
over those
reQorted
for 1978.
exceeded
all other
species accounting
for 40.3% of all
With the excention
of coho all
other
salmon
landed.
species
showed declines.
-
SPRINGS
Quantity
Metric
Round
1970
1971
1972
1973
1974
1975
1976
1977
197'8
1979
6
8
8
7
7
7
7
7
7
6
Tons
Pieces
-'000
565
702
352
556
637
2239
776
522
887
845
1 211
1 591
1 550
1 425
1 467
1 413
1 541
1497
1 367
1 334
PINKS
Average
Size
-u.
5.4
5.5
5.4
5.3
5.2
52
5.0
5.0
5.8
5.1
Landed
Value
$'OOO
8
9
10
13
13
l2
22
23
29
31
082
203
028
906
803
172
919
589
461
159
Quantfty
Metric
Tons
Rouna
l¶O
1971
1972
193
1974
1975
1976
1977
1978
1979
24
17
18
13
11
10
17
24
15
24
Pieces
1000
022
630
141
306
207
239
056
723
331
696
13
8
14
6
7
4
10
10
10
11
SOCKEYE
Quantity
Metdc Tons
Round
1970
1971
1972
1973
1974
1975
1976
1977
1978
1979
11
17
9
21
21
5
12
17
22
14
424
329
517
526
694
681
339
388
321
532
Pieces
' 000
4077
6 305
3 573
7 600
7 225
2 272
4 812
6 348
7 209
5 693
Average
Size
Kg.
2.8
2.7
2.7
2.8
3.0
2.5
2.6
2:
216
Landed
Value
$1000
9
15
8
26
29
8
20
32
55
43
960
910
903
497
841
184
656
218
181
307
Quantity
Metric
Tons
Round
1970
1971
1972
1973
1974
1975
IT?6
1977
197S
1979
16
5
30
32
12
5
10
6
15
4
Pieces
'000
770
419
192
762
479
389
922
032
055
751
3 679
1 262
b
1970
1971
1972
1973
1974
1975
1976
1977
1978
1979
13 649
14 09.2
10 533
11 250
10 378
7737
9 322
9 057
9 152
10 342
3
4
3
3
3
2
3
3
3
3
D74
6
2
1
1
1
241
202
145
900
089
2 971
866
TOTAL
Pieces
'000
935
786
357
531
724
330
701
339
347
651
1.8
2.1
1.3
2.0
1.5
2.2
1.6
2.4
1.5
2.0
Landed
Value
$1000
8
6
6
7
5
6
l2
22
l-2
29
018
528
636
882
791
900
124
262
835
685
CHUMS
COHO
Quantfty
Metric
Tons
Round
600
454
217
510
374
634
346
358
4S-i
826
Average
Size
U.
Average
Size
IQ.
3.5
2.9
3.1
3.2
2.8
3.3
2.5
3.0
2.7
2.8
Landed
Value
$'OOO
12
10
11
18
13
12
21
22
2-i
44
563
630
052
910
834
401
331
671
269
063
Quantity
Metric
Tons
Round
1970
l¶l
1972
1973
1974
1975
1¶6
1977
lT7S
1979
* Steelhead
72 409
63 252
76 832
S6 453
63 444
36 384
57 462
65 502
70 604
61 214
Included
In
total
4.6
4.3
5.0
5.2
5.7
4.7
5.7
5.5
5.3
5.5
Landed
Value
$1000
6
2
13
32
10
7
14
7
33
12
416
150
571
670
680
206
835
905
336
243
SALMON*
Pieces
' 000
26
22
28
25
22
11
22
22
25
23
Average
Size
&3.
513
414
790
317
003
SO3
310
643
390
378
Average
Size
Q3.
2.7
2.8
2.7
3.4
2.9
3.1
2-6
2:9
2.0
2.6
Landed
Value
$1000
45
44
50
99
73
46
91
108
158
160
076
476
341
998
998
913
942
725
164
533
7
,TOTAL NUMBEROF S&QMONCAUGHTIN lT79 BY AREA
(Rounded to Nearest
AREA
SPRINGS
SOCIG3YE
COHO
12
11
11
2
.s?l
.
Thousand)
PINKS
CHUMS
.STEELkEZAD
TOTAL
NORTH COAST
TAKU
STIKINE
ALASKA
7
; EAST
i? WEST
3
4
5
6
7
e
9
l
1
65
3Y
51
22
21
2
1
la1
1227
25
FT7
77
224
2Y
362
115
75
19
11
3
TOTAL
106
52
52
68
56
26
21a
a
0
10
30
2a6
74
70
34.
17
4
*
2
13
6
2
15
*
240
26
197
228
650
732
109
9
1
12
64
55
15
09
60-i
7m
30
13
3
216
211
557
703
177
893
3
T7
43
70
62
20
16
95
6
14
476
525
2
147
119
74
128
;i
3a4
1773
12
28
2
E
32516
25746
366
76
821
132
65
12
15
46
25
l
l
l
674
173
l
493
l
1
5
585
026
993
106
2
l
*
10
1
*
6
*
l
*
7
1 085
1 252
96
55
10
7
699
SOUTH COAST
11
12
13
14
15
16
ii
19
ST
22
23
24
25
26
a
C
l
27
22
31
TOTAL
Yl6
2
320
12
18
z;
7
l
*
*
*
*
*
590
2 495
1 018
211
38
36
133
21
1
*
5
3
*
*
5ai
100
4*
l
3
206
Ia2
a46
834
5
*
2
872
497
182
17 1
198
671
5
*
1 581
49
230
542
3
l
1
1
774
4J?
l
793
2
410
2 732
2:
701
17
7
1
26
33
364
:
26
8
7
165
l
l
1
14 3a7
5
*
I332
18
*
3
*
*
40
402
8
*
155
FRASERAREA
28(l)
29
2Y
29
29
A&B
c
D
E
TOTAL
56
1 098
B.C.
TOTAL
1 334
5 693
(1) Capilano Hatchery
* Less than 500
3
651
9;
6
7
104
11 a26
866
a
1 292
23
37a
co
aTOTAL WEIGHT OF SALMONCAUGHT IN 1979 BY AREA
(Metric
(Landed
AREA
SPRINGS
SOCKEYE
COHO
Tons)
Weight)
PINKS
CHUMS
TOTAL
22
4
71
2
160
89
463
3;
4
53
357
284
75
546
1 152
1 294
47
27
1 890
530
1477
1 617
4 900
4¶
2 476
3 265
3 638
256
163
33
NORTH COAST
*
39
27
5
34
43
420
223
335
96
104
51
130
419
170
36
35
10
200
2
529
546
3 028
2 042
5 415
2 54a
7 102
3 94a
40
21 095
11
12
13
14
15
16
17
18
147
250
228
148
55
41
212
15
35
1279
1 472
5
629
3 464
653
24
1
1
9
6
4::
:
*
12
26
343
366
15E
221
33
32
47
4
1 230
5 785
2 622
427
89
74
200
51
;:
21
103
f32
094
37
7EO
99
5 656
106
18
1
z:
24
25
26
27
C
1 540
363
140
122
170
a
169
329
161
29
27
lT75
1 113
446
414
472
w
1 53;
1 599
929
443
937
21
19
11
2:
3 624
5 973
6 503
16 076
737
5
190
7
220
1 893
SE
64
18
1
6
20;
14
16
26
1
13
TOTAL
422
2 959
a9
236
B.C.
TOTAL
6 088
14 347
9 140
23 414
TAKU
STIKINJZ
ALASKA
iE
2w
3
4
z
7
a
9
10
30
TOTAL
2::
la2
493
64
32
77:
261
151
160
215
El6
166
321
235
53
43
9
1
1
1
1
42
454
332
221
430
190
442
56
26
6
l
SOUTH COAST
TOTAL
l
111
29
.
l
l
l
l
1
l
1
l
l
t
"
7 452
405
6 73;
3 423
1687
1 015
1 646
6
32 919
*
1
69
2 333
111
1 234
4a
1
3 747
4 725
47
57 761
FRASER AREA
,20(l)
29 A&B
29 c
29
D
29 E
(1)
*
Capilano Hatchery
Less than 500 Kgs.
l
PAGE:
10
FIVE HIGHEST PRODUCING AREAS OF BRITISH COLUMBIA
FOR THE MAJOR SPECIES OF SALMON- I979
(LANDED wEiGHTI
AREA
IO00
2000
3000
PINKS
4000
5000
6000
I
B
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AREA
IO00
2000
3000
AREA
4000
4
23
29 AI3
24
23
20
IO.00
11
2000
3000
0 METRIC TONS
I
I3
27
SOCKEYE
AREA
IO00
2000
COHO
2000
AREA
IO00
2000
23
24
2w
35 METRIC TONS
CHUMS
3000
PAGE: 12
TOTAL SALMONLANBINGS BY SPECIES AND GEAR - FERCEKTAGE- 1979
METRIC TONS
SPECIES
Springs
Sockeye
Coho
Glllnet
Quantity
g
-
Seine
Quantity
ROUTiTWEIGHT
!rToll
$-
Quantity
5
Total
Metric
-Tons
886
12.9
903
13.2
5 056
73.9
6 a45
7 435
51.2
5 861
4Q.3
1 236
8.5
14 532
774
7.5
1 539
14.9
a 029
77.6
10 342
Pmks
2 14.6
0.7
13 983
56.6
8 567
34.7
24 696
mums
2 151
45.3
2 425
51.0
175
3.7
4 751
38
79.2
6
12.5
4
8.3
4a
13 430
21.9
24 717
40.4
23 067
37.7
61 214
Steelhead
TOTAL
PERCENTAGE
OF TOTAL
SALKIN
CATCli
SEINE AND TROLL - 1964-1979
BY
GILLNET,
I
LANDINGS OF SALMONBY SPECIES AND WAR 1970-1979
Tonnes*-Round
Weight
GILLNET
SPRINGS
Tonne
1978
1979
1 495
1374
1 516
1 204
982
1031
1 on
ll29
997
886
SOCIEYE
Tonne
6
10
7
15
11
4
7
10
7
7
941
03a
342
276
026
223
655
793
019
435
COHO
Tonne
PINKS
Tonne
3 664
2 4a9
2 301
1 796
i ba9
1 524
1 177
1357
1 2al
774
8
4
2
2
2
2
3
5
2
2
102
507
614
719
685
353
013
470
319
146
Cm
Tonne
10
3
14
15
7
2
4
3
6
2
601
656
m
705
943
e45
e41
229
641
151
TOTAL
Tonne
30
22
28
36
24
12
17
22
19
13
a56
13a
633
751
3m
014
746
028
102
430
VALDE
$000
16
15
18
40
26
15
25
34
38
34
DELIVERIES
' 000
7ao
308
345
288
672
014
825
416
687
796
130
106
109
109
a9
61
78
a3
69
52
VALUE
$033
DELIVERIES
' 000
SEINE
SPRINGS
Tonne
1970
1971
1972
1973
1974
1975
1976
19i7
1978
1979
zz
459
583
531
55a
492
926
8%
w3
SOCKEYE
Tonne
3 2a1
5 357
2 059
5 784
7 a82
1152
4 395
6 237
11 1m
5 861
COHO
Tonne
2 126
1904
1 026
2 084
1 611
1901
1197
1 981
1 1oa
1 539
PINK3
Tome
13
10
14
7
7
6
12
12
12
13
510
264
139
943
547
026
793
814
326
983
CHUMS
Tonne
6 012
1704
15 362
16 943
4 460
2 4a3
6 044
2 696
8 901
2 425
TOTAL
Tonne
25 490
19 658
33 053
33 339
22 034
12 I28
24 925
24 661
34 337
24717
11
10
14
31
20
11
26
29
57
42
492
m9
567
al7
319
934
7l2
697
7%
522
16
11
15
17
13
10
14
16
13
12
VALUE
$000
DELIVERIES
' 000
TROLL
1770
1971
1972
1973
1974
lYf5
1976
19i7
1¶8
1979
Note :
l
Tonne
SPRINGS
Tonne
socm
Tonne
COHO
Tonne
PINKS
Tome
4 503
6 931
63i7
5 769
6 123
5 701
6 257
54m
6 004
5 056
1202
1 934
116
457
2 786
7
9
7
7
7
4
6
6
6
a
2
2
1
2
2
358
3 395
1 236
Totals Include steelhead.
= 1 metric ton = 1000 Kg.
a59
699
206
370
078
312
948
519
763
029
1
1
6
e
410
85a
3e9
64-4
974
861
254
439
606
567
cm
Tonne
15a
60
54
115
76
60
37
107
313
175
TOTAL
Tonne
16
21
15
16
17
12
14
18
17
23
135
456
14-5
3ba
043
241
79u
893
165
06'
PAGE: 13
16 m4
18 489
17 409
a a93
27 007
19 965
39 405
446l2
61 6al
83 215
155
156
141
132
126
121
134
147
1%
163
CATCH PER
DELIVERY
$z
263
337
274
197
228
265
277
258
CATCH PER
DELIV'EXY
K!3.
VALUE PER
DELIVERY
$
129
14%
168
369
300
246
331
415
561
669
VALUE PER
DELJXERY
$
1 593
17B7
2 204
1 961
1 695
1 213
17m
1 541
2 641
2 060
z-2
la72
1 563
1 193
1 908
1 856
4446
3 54t
CATCH PER
DELhERY
Kg.
VALUE PER
DELIVERY
$
104
138
1m
l24
135
102
110
129
114
142
718
loa
119
123
211
214
165
294
303
411
511
FAGE:
14
IANDTNGS OF SALMON3Y SPECIES AND AREA
1970 - 1979
QUEENCHARLOTTEISUM
(Thousands
mAR
SPRINGS
1970
1971
1972
1¶3
1974
1975
1¶6
1977
1978
1979
109
126
115
96
145
165
148
133
143
155
3UTEDA&
(Thousands
of Fish)
SOCKEYE --COHO
60
417
60
3-75
72
465
33
245
59
285
43
192
21
282
83
157
22
459
2%
444
BELLA BELU,
NASS, SlUZENA, GRENVILLE & PRINCIFE -(AREAS 3, 4, 5)
- (AREAS 1, ZE, 2W)
PmKS
Cm-MS
YEAR
SPRINGS
1 259
105
1370
58
560
89
1647
174
563
463
590
422
455
550
237
56
54
196
137
22
1970
1971
1972
1¶3
1974
1-5
1976
1977
1978
1979
94
114
153
123
106
101
64
60
56
54
BELU COOLA - (AFtEM 6,7,
8)
SFRINGS
1970
1971
1972
1973
1974
1975
1976
1977
1¶8
1979
107
89
152
113
136
125
111
81
99
133
(Thousands
SOCKEYE --c OH0
253
229
257
333
259
281
273
167
145
308
SOCKEYE --COHO
801
307
1x2
z74
465
981
1 900
209
1 917
159
648
135
892
147
1 615
197
728
251
1 470
146
RITERS AND SMITH INLETS -@AS
(T9zousands of Fish)
YEAR
537
346
594
401
402
185
352
134
291
246
of Fish)
PINKS
CHUMS
3x27
1 392
3 053
903
568
1 036
894
3 867
3 429
967
299
141
588
356
295
62
54
3B7
254
134
9,lO)
of FLsh)
PINKS
Cm-MS
YEAR
SPRINGS
socm
COHO
PIN-KS
ems
6 195
570
8 090
877
3 973
325
2 943
863
4 804
2 046
1440
422
1 342
1687
918
315
4¶
212
686
516
1970
1971
1972
1973
1974
1975
1976
1977
1970
1979
15
16
28
30
102
546
439
2G78
468
94
710
724
813
40
72
45
74
76
30
38
136
86
58
36
263
29
842
102
538
31
700
253
236
43
155
25
61
90
56
14
25
57
96
16
z
36
41
22
16
PAGE:
15
LANDINGS OF SALMONBY SPECIES AND AFWL
JOHNSTONESWIT
(Thousands
SPRINGS
1970
l¶l
1972
1973
194
195
1976
19i7
1978
1979
90
90
78
76
85
89
104
132
135
113
1054
640
558
375
1 190
184
445
616
3 312
1001
34.9
336
133
201
169
155
485
304
28b
193
WEST COAST OF VANCOUVERISmm
SPRINGS
m
I
1970
1971
1972
1=3
1974
1975
196
1m
1978
199
l
411
694
623
669
688
612
738
625
621
542
Less than 500
--PINKS
2 341
3 488
730
1 818
1 549
13m
3774
1 847
1 270
2 101
CHUMS
753
94
1 362
2 296
248
380
438
164
1 251
105
YTUR
1970
1971
1¶2
1973
1974
1975
1¶6
1977
1978
1979
115
58
42
59
50
31
41
-75
28
35
of Fish)
PINKS
2 394
1167
1636
I. 893
962
1 894
1 ml
1 389
1940
312
97b
59
837
139
655
239
1757
108
3074
CHUMS
137
1oa
1485
460
236
136
118
24
233
21
CHUMS
SPRINGS
845
1574
546
14C6
1 218
90
694
96
476
325
481
605
166
zz
412
252
514
106
257
FRASEXRIVER - (ARFiAS2B,29,
- (AREAS c,Zl,22,23,24,25,26,27)
SOCKEYE
348
656
147
358
1 063
477
994
1 212
911
1 061
(T¶xousands of Fish)
of Fish)
SOCKEYE COHO
(Thousands
JUAN DE FUCA STRAIT - (AFLEA20)
- (AREAS 12, 13)
SPRINGS
1972
1973
1¶4
1975
1976
1977
1978
1979
123
100
87
94
82
99
63
56
10
1 101
6
1 391
2
618
22
m4
1
2 585
A&B, 29C,29D)
(Thousands
of Fish)
socmYE
COHO
--99
70
81
54
57
45
PINE
z
72
26
24
=4
1 317
527
1 063
714
428
558
1 176
581
1098
26
24
202
174
80
41
113
22
55
4
1
626
284
l
356
10;
cRwMS
179
22
256
191
93
73
174
14
125
8
FAGE: 16
B.C. SALMON LANDINGS BY MONTH 1975 - 1979
Metric
YEAR
SPRINGS
1975
1976
1977
197B
1979
:
JAN.
:
:
:
:
:
:
FEB.
:
MAR.
:
:
:
2
9
4
l5
7
:
:
:
:
:
6
10
1:
SOCKEYE
1975
1976
19i7
1978
1979
:
COHO
1975
1976
1977
1978
1979
:
:
:
:
:
P1M
35
1976
19-n
1978
1979
:
:
:
Cm
195
1976
1977
1978
1979
:
:
:
:
:
* Less
than
:
855
858
762
806
762
:
:
:
:
:
1442
1 359
1 110
1 365
1 113
: 1 89B
:
:
:
:
:
6
10
5
3
:
:
:
:
:
:
:
:
: 1
:
:
:
:
z
:
:
:
l
l
:
:
:
:
l
:
*
1
1
l
:
:
:
:
:
Kg.
:
:
:
:
:
:
:
:
:
:
:
:
:
*
500
JUNE
:
:
:
:
:
:
:
:
:
:
:
MAY :
:
:
:
:
:
:
:
:
STEBLHEAD
1975
1976
1977
197B
1979
z
15
APR.
Tons - (mded
.
:
:
:
:
:
:
:
:
:
:
:
1
*
l
:
1
:
2
1
*
:
:
:
1
1
:
:
*
:
*
l
:
:
:
JULY
AUG.
:
712
:
: 124Q
: 1 512
:
:
SEPT.
:
OCT.
:
NOV.
:
DEC.
:
TOTAL
917
:
:
;
:
:
272
240
274
339
299
:
16
7:
10
16
23
:
1
.
:
:
:
l
l
l
:
:
:
6 436
6E40
6 702
6 9B7
6 088
:
31
:
:
;z
126
15
:
:
:
:
:
: 652
: 709
: 318
: 371
: 254
:
:
:
: 1574
: 1 162
: 1 392
:
:
:
602
746
560
480
346
662
934
8%
348
: 3741
: 7 187
:ll 454
: 6 620
: 7 630
: 1
: 3
: 4
:l3
: 6
:
39B
:
525
:
432
: 1134
66
303
966
537
064
586
:
:
:
:
:
:
:
:
:
:
32
s
: 2 168
:
Weight)
: 1901
: 2 319
2
3
2
2
3
117
OB8
565
860
548
:1676
: 68 027
603
113
895
483
030
287
1 638
2 047
2 994
1934
3 299
: 3 930
: 8 016
:12
123
:
:
:
:
;
2375
1452
2 452
1 9OB
1 451
: 4 249
: 2799
:2943
4:
9
15
31
1
:
:
:
:
73
10
36
2
54
:
l
;
:
:
2
:
l
l
:
:
460
810
454
351
70
:
:
:
3:
4:
10
531
9
:
:
:
:
:
:
:
:
*
*
l
l
:
400
: 1169
46
22
137
a2
:
7m
:1874
: 27s
: 3 552
: 2 604
: 1112
: 1975
: 1 381
; 2 961
:
:2
: 1291
: 3 135
:1252
:
664
:
:
15
13
:
:
15
13
:
:
10
8
:
26:
24
21:
:
22
z:
:
75
4
:
2
6
1
1
:
l
93
5
5
;:
2:
;
:
:
:
:
:
:
:
: 6 817
:15 191
:2
:4
:
:5
:
l
4:
:
: 7 966
: 6 812
963
090
:
:
l
42
188
:
:
l
1
10
l
2
1
:
:
:
:
:
:
635
2%
333
t313
347
7
8
8
B
090
282
881
14a
9 140
:
:
:
:
:
89
141
6
8
33
5
12
17
21
14
9 960
16
23
15
23
868
760
228
414
:
:
:
:
5360
10 917
6 018
15 800
4725
:
:
:
:
:
:
:
:
:
49
46
59
57
47
E
I
I
I
I
I
I
I
I
I
I
I
IXVEED
M%THLY C&IT+
PACE:
QUAFIT'E
AREA:
fG llmt
and S?im
Sf~TlSTlCS
FOR 5?lTlSl
SHOWN IN METRIC
- Flwnd Wei+t
Troll
CDLLHBIA -
lg7j
TON3
- Chz.sd
Weight
PAGE : 17
TOTAL B.C,
Head-Ml
Steelhead
Gel i veri es
369
I
I19
5 566
23 299
17 19a
3 73a
639
I6 G-3
581
25 125
5 176
4-5 562
4 647
3e 425
1 620
20 154
54
6 672
I
Days Fishing
--
Troll
35
2#
476
6 la1
48
127
104
34
3
1
52103
I.2 113
162 E7
-Less
than
500
Kg.
REVISED CAIWI
57ATE.llCS
Ef AREA -
IN l=!ECES 197~
TO’IXL
B.C;
I
I
I
I
I
B
I
I
I
I
I
'DXAL
B.C;
REVISE0
CAlW
STkTlSTiCS
W Al-ifA-
IN PlECES -
1979
PA&E:
123
9371
8
1
147
110
11
u
1
14
I
6
3733
Em
24
1620
4s
3
19
20 E-3
7m7.
1503
PAGE:
20
REVISEC
KMldeY
CAlQl
STATISWX
ml+3
Q0ml!1TY
l
Less
thail500
Kg.
simwN
FU3 Si I TN-I
(X&Ml
& -
1979
5wJ!AL
FBI
IN
Mmmc
TOM3
B.C.
-VIATOTAL
w
B.C.
OT!-fEf FfW
QUAN’l’m
--~
Otheothel-
%ess
than
330
Seine
oears
Kg.
SHOWN It!
!Wi'RIC
TONS
?A$E:
21
REVISED Kt4WY
PAIll3:
CATC4.t STATKriCS
FOR mlTlSi
C-IA
- 1979
TCTAL
22
JUUE
GXale
Auwsl
h.Y.Yspit.
1
J&Y
Jiiitug. 4
30
l
SEPTDMR
s&&2slpt.
29
.
.
2aa
412
1
OcTom
&pt*30-
mEhEm
oec.z-
au.
Dec.1
kc.
3
*
1
I
14
I
I
3J
J?
16
20
17
11
l7
251
56
65
6
11
11
16
10
n3
10
11
l2
22
6
4
9
4
5 ea7
TOTAL
236
171/
6 274
29
.
i
I
I
!3.C.
-tmm6~
kw.4-
172/
1m/
Trawl
l
Trawl
1 om/
Trawl
5
150B/
Trawl
Trawl
l
e
l
1 Trawl
132/
1
maw1
l
J 09a/
Trawl
1
211/
Trawl
1Trawl
393/
337
4.02
4 679
58
72/
l
1
3n
52/
Trawl
l
=a Trawl
4
Trawl
l
W6/Frau12
1 l73/
Trawl
6
1irz6
t
I
4 902
119
60
l=/
1W
4oa
3
230
276
3 a2
e4
4 D99
99
5748
42
2 463
5 535
61 373