UNITtU STA ilS UtlAKTMlN 1middot u1r LUMMtKLt National Oceanic Atmospheric Administration National Marine Fisheries Service PO Box 21668 Juneau Alaska 99802- I 668

February 15 2019

MEMORANDUM FOR

FROM

SUBJECT 2018 Annual Report for the Alaska Groundfish Fisheries Chinook Salmon Incidental Catch and Endangered Species Act Consultation

We are providing to you the annual report on salmon incidental catch in the Alaska groundfish fisheries including current information on salmon bycatch reduction measures and sources for the genetic composition of salmon caught in these fisheries This report updates previous annual reports on salmon incidental catch and includes-

bull 2018 data on salmon incidental catch in groundfish fisheries and bull an update of NMFS s efforts to reduce the incidental catch of salmon in

groundfish fisheries

North Pacific Observer Program bycatch sampling data from 2018 and coded wire tag (CWT) data from 2018 will be forthcoming in the fall of 2019 after CWT numbers are merged with data on stock of origin hatchery and location of origin In addition web locations for the NMFS Alaska Fisheries Science Centers reports on stock of origin information from incidental catch of salmon in 2017 groundfish fisheries will be forthcoming in the spring of 2019

This report fulfills one of the terms and conditions of the December 2 2009 and the January 11 2007 (NMFS 2009a and NMFS 2007) supplements to the November 30 2000 biological opinion (Bi Op) regarding authorization of the Bering Sea and Aleutian Islands (BSAn and Gulf of Alaska (GOA) groundfish fisheries (NMFS 2000)

The most recent BiOp that addresses incidental catch of Chinook salmon in the GOA groundfish fisheries is the supplemental BiOp issued on January 9 2012 This BiOp concluded that the GOA groundfish fisheries are not likely to jeopardize the continued existence of listed salmon evolutionarily significant units (ESUs) (NMFS 2012)

ALASKA REGION - httpwwwalaskafishe1iesnoaa gov

Data Reports Accounting for Chinook Salmon Incidental Catch in the GOA and BSAI Groundtish Fisheries

Tables 1 through 5 provide data on the incidental catch of Chinook salmon by fishery type or target fishery quarter and from Western Alaska Community Development Quota (CDQ) Program and non-CDQ Program sources The annual Chinook salmon incidental catch data in these tables are periodically updated For example NMFS revised Tables 1 and 2 on February 8 2019 while Tables 3 4 and 5 are automatically updated on a monthly basis These slightly different revision dates account for small differences in some of the incidental catch estimates in Tables 1 and 2 versus 3 4 and 5 Updated versions of Tables 3 4 and 5 are available on the NMFS Alaska Region website 1

Tables 1 and 2 provide annual estimates of Chinook salmon incidental catch by fishery target for the groundfish trawl and non-trawl fisheries for the BSAI and GOA from 2004 through 2018 In 2018 approximately 82 percent of the incidental catch of Chinook salmon in the BSAI and GOA occurred in the pollock pelagic trawl fishery Tables 3 through 5 provide seasonal or quarterly Chinook salmon incidental catch estimates by pollock and non-pollock fishery categories

In BSAI groundfish fisheries the majority of the Chinook salmon incidental catch occurs during the A season groundfish fishery from January 20 through June 10 (Tables 3 and 4) In GOA groundfish fisheries the seasonal distribution of Chinook salmon incidental catch across the pollock fishery is highly variable from year to year with no consistently predominant quarter or season with high incidental catch (Table 5) In the Bering Sea pollock fishery most Chinook salmon incidental catch occurs in the non-CDQ groundfish fisheries (Table 4)

The amount of Chinook salmon incidental catch in the Alaska groundfish fisheries in 2018 (Tables 1 and 2) was below the incidental take statement amounts for both the BSAI and GOA groundfish fisheries

GOA Pollock and Groundfish Fishery BSAI Pollock Trawl BSAI Non-Pollock

Non-Pollock Fisheries Chinook Incidental 47591 to 60000 40000 (~hinook

2 8745 Chinook salmon2

Talce Statement Chilook salmon salmon3

2018 Incidental Catch 13724 3655 16909

of Chinook Salmon

The amount of Chinook salmon incidental catch in the BSAI groundfish fisheries in 2018 was 17379 salmon (Table 1) Of this amount 13724 Chinook salmon were caught in the Bering Sea pollock trawl fishery The amount of Chinook salmon incidental catch in the 2017 BSAI nonshypollock groundfish fisheries was 3655 salmon which is below the incidental take permit amount for the non-pollock trawl fishery of 8745 established in the 2009 BiOp

1 httpsalaskafisheriesnoaagovsitesdefaultfilesreportschinook salmon mortality2019pdf and httpsalaskafisheriesnoaagov sitesdefaultfilesreports goasal monmort2019 pdf

2 See the 2009 BiOp (NMFS 2009a) for Amendment 91 to the BSAI fishery management plan The incidental take statement includes the Chinook prohibited species catch limit for non-trawl groundfish of 8745 salmon

3 See the 2012 section 7 consultation for GOA groundfish fisheries (NMFS 2012)

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The amount of Chinook salmon incidental catch in the GOA groundfish fisheries in 2018 was 16909 salmon (Table 2) Of this amount 14326 Chinook salmon were caught in the GOA pollock trawl fishery The total Chinook salmon incidental catch in the GOA was below the annual incidental take limit of 40000 Chinook salmon established in the 2012 BiOp for groundfish fisheries of the GOA (NMFS 2012) and for the previous 2000 BiOp incidental take of Chinook salmon in GOA groundfish fisheries (NMFS 2000)

Current Genetic Analysis of Salmon Incidental Catch in the BSAI and GOA for 2017

This information will be forthcoming in the spring of 2019

Technical memorandums providing salmon genetic information for other years may be found at the NMFS Alaska Fisheries Science Center website4

Groundfish Management Measures for Salmon Incidental Catch in Groundfish Fisheries

Bering Sea Management Measures-Amendment 91

Amendment 91 to the Fishery Management Plan for Groundfish of the Bering Sea and Aleutian Islands Management Area (BSAI FMP) is an innovative approach to managing Chinook salmon bycatch in the BSAI pollock fishery that combines a limit on the amount of Chinook salmon that may be caught incidentally with incentive plan agreements and performance standards The middot program was designed to minimize bycatch to the extent practicable in all years and prevent bycatch from reaching the limit in most years while providing the pollock fleet with the flexibility to harvest the total allowable catch (TAC) NMFS implemented this program for the 2011 BSAI pollock fishery

Bering Sea Management Measures-Amendment 110

In 2016 Amendment 110 to the BSAI FMP was implemented to improve the management of Chinook and chum salmon bycatch in the Bering Sea pollock fishery by creating a comprehensive salmon bycatch avoidance program This action is necessary to minimize Chinook and chum salmon bycatch in the Bering Sea pollock fishery to the extent practicable while maintaining the potential for the full harvest of the pollock TAC within specified prohibited species catch (PSC) limits

GOA Management Measures-Amendment 93

In 2012 Amendment 93 to the GOA FMP was implemented to limit the amount of Chinook salmon caught in the Central and Western GOA pollock fisheries Amendment 93 established separate PSC limits in the Central and Western GOA for Chinook salmon that would cause NMFS to close the directed pollock fishery in the Central or Western regulatory areas of the GOA if the applicable limit is reached This action also requires retention of salmon by all vessels in the Central and Western GOA pollock fisheries until the catch is delivered to a

4 httpwwwafscnoaagovPublicationstechmemoshtm

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processing facility where an observer is provided the opportunity to count the number of salmon and to collect scientific data or biological samples from the salmon

Under Amendment 93 the Chinook salmon PSC in the Central and Western GOA pollock fisheries is limited to no more than 25000 salmon This limit in addition to the total PSC limit established by Amendment 97 (see the following action) is below the annual amount of Chinook salmon established by the 2012 Incidental Take Statement for GOA groundfish fisheries of 40000 Chinook salmon

GOA Management Measures-Amendment 97

In 2015 Amendment 97 to the GOA FMP established annual Chinook salmon PSC limits for the groundfish trawl fisheries except for pollock trawl fisheries in the Western and Central GOA This action established annual Chinook salmon PSC limits for the non-pollock trawl catcherprocessor (CP) sector of 3600 Chinook salmon Rockfish Program catcher vessel (CV) sector of 1200 Chinook salmon and Non-Rockfish Program CV sector of 2700 Chinook salmon It also established incentives for reducing Chinook salmon PSC for the trawl CP and Non-Rockfish Program CV sectors and established seasonal Chinook salmon PSC limits for the trawl CP sector

GOA Management Measures-GOA Trawl Emergency Rule

On May 3 2015 all groundfish fisheries for the Non-Rockfish Program catcher vessel sector were closed for the remainder of 2015 because the sector unexpectedly reached its annual Chinook salmon PSC limit for the Western and Central GOA of 2700 Chinook salmon A prolonged closure would have been detrimental to the community of Kodiak harvesters and processors In June 2015 the North Pacific Fishery Management Council (Council) therefore recommended and NMFS implemented an emergency rule to provide an additional 1600 Chinook salmon PSC allowance to the GOA groundfish trawl fisheries for the Non-Rockfish Program catcher vessel sector Providing the additional limit of 1600 Chinook salmon PSC restored a substantial portion of the forgone groundfish harvest and associated revenue made unavailable by the closure by allowing the sector to harvest its recent average amount of groundfish for the remainder of 2015 while keeping the total Chinook salmon PSC at or below 32500 well below the annual 40000 threshold The emergency rule was published in the Federal Register on August 10 2015 (80 FR 47864) and became effective on publication The effectiveness period ended on December 31 2015 Between August 10 and December 31 2015 only 12 additional Chinook salmon PSC of the 1600 allowed were caught by the Non-Rockfish Program catcher vessel sector

GOA Management Measures-Amendment 103

In 2016 Amendment 103 to the Fishery Management Plan for Groundfish of the Gulf of Alaska (GOA FMP) provided NMFS Inseason Management with the authority to reapportion salmon PSC limits among trawl sectors in the GOA within a fishing year The purpose is to reduce the chances of closing a fishery due to a sector reaching its limit while ensuring that the total catch of Chinook salmon PSC in the Central and Western GOA trawl fisheries does not exceed the

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overall FMP limit of 32500

GOA Chinook salmon PSC action postponed

In April 2017 the Council initiated an analysis evaluating increasing the GOA catcher vessel Chinook salmon PSC cap The action could have either increased Chinook salmon PSC limits or added flexibility in the form of annual rollovers of unused PSC for trawl vessels targeting Pacific cod rockfish and flatfish in the Central and Western GOA After reviewing alternatives in April 2018 the Council determined that modifying the limit was not appropriate at this time due to concerns about the status of Chinook salmon stocks that are known to occur as bycatch in the GOA non-pollock trawl fishery The Council also noted the possibility that Federal actions relating to Chinook salmon removals could create an unintended interference with the decadal renegotiation of the Pacific Salmon Treaty between the United States and Canada which were ongoing in April The Council did not identify a future time at which this action should be revisited but signaled its intent to monitor both the status of Chinook salmon stocks and the performance of the PSC-limited GOA trawl catcher vessel sector The Council will receive a report on Chinook stock status throughout the Pacific coast and on GOA trawl harvest and participation The report will likely be made sometime in 2019

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Literature Cited

NMFS (National Marine Fisheries Service) 2012 Supplemental Biological Opinion on the Reshyinitiation of Endangered Species Act Section 7 Consultation on Incidental Catches of Chinook Salmon in the Gulf of Alaska Groundfish Fisheries January 9 2012 US Dept of Commerce National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration National Marine Fisheries Service Seattle WA

NMFS 2009a Supplemental Biological Opinion Reinitiating Consultation on the January 11 2007 Biological Opinion regarding Authorization of Bering SeaAleutian Islands (BSAI) Groundfish Fisheries December 2 2009 US Dept of Commerce National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration National Marine Fisheries Service Seattle WA httpsalaskafisheriesnoaagovsitesdefaultfilesanalysess7 bsai nw salmon 1209 pdf

NMFS 2007 Supplemental Biological Opinion Reinitiating Consultation on the November 30 2000 Biological Opinion regarding Authorization of Bering Sea Aleutian Islands Groundfish Fisheries January 11 2007 US Dept of Commerce National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration National Marine Fisheries Service Seattle WA

NMFS 2000 ESA Section 7 Consultation Biological Opinion and Incidental Take Statement Activities Considered Authorization of Bering SeaAleutian Islands groundfish fisheries based on the Fishery Management Plan for the Bering Sea Aleutian Islands Groundfish and Authorization of the Gulf of Alaska groundfish fisheries based on the Fishery Management Plan for Groundfish of the Gulf of Alaska November 30 2000 NMFS Alaska Region P 0 Box 21668 Juneau Alaska 99802 URL httpsalaskafisheriesnoaagovsitesdefaultfilesfmp sec07-NOV30 2000 FINALpdf

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overall FMP limit of 32500

GOA Chinook salmon PSC action postponed

In April 2017 the Council initiated an analysis evaluating increasing the GOA catcher vessel Chinook salmon PSC cap The action could have either increased Chinook salmon PSC limits or added flexibility in the form of annual rollovers of unused PSC for trawl vessels targeting Pacific cod rockfish and flatfish in the Central and Western GOA After reviewing alternatives in April 2018 the Council determined that modifying the limit was not appropriate at this time due to concerns about the status of Chinook salmon stocks that are known to occur as bycatch in the GOA non-pollock trawl fishery The Council also noted the possibility that Federal actions relating to Chinook salmon removals could create an unintended interference with the decadal renegotiation of the Pacific Salmon Treaty between the United States and Canada which were ongoing in April The Council did not identify a future time at which this action should be revisited but signaled its intent to monitor both the status of Chinook salmon stocks and the performance of the PSC-limited GOA trawl catcher vessel sector The Council will receive a report on Chinook stock status throughout the Pacific coast and on GOA trawl harvest and participation The report will likely be made sometime in 2019

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Literature Cited

NMFS (National Marine Fisheries Service) 2012 Supplemental Biological Opinion on the Reshyinitiation of Endangered Species Act Section 7 Consultation on Incidental Catches of Chinook Salmon in the Gulf of Alaska Groundfish Fisheries January 9 2012 US Dept of Commerce National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration National Marine Fisheries Service Seattle WA

NMFS 2009a Supplemental Biological Opinion Reinitiating Consultation on the January 11 2007 Biological Opinion regarding Authorization of Bering SeaAleutian Islands (BSAI) Groundfish Fisheries December 2 2009 US Dept of Commerce National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration National Marine Fisheries Service Seattle WA httpsalaskafisheriesnoaagovsitesdefaultfilesanalysess7 bsai nw salmon 1209 pdf

NMFS 2007 Supplemental Biological Opinion Reinitiating Consultation on the November 30 2000 Biological Opinion regarding Authorization of Bering Sea Aleutian Islands Groundfish Fisheries January 11 2007 US Dept of Commerce National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration National Marine Fisheries Service Seattle WA

NMFS 2000 ESA Section 7 Consultation Biological Opinion and Incidental Take Statement Activities Considered Authorization of Bering SeaAleutian Islands groundfish fisheries based on the Fishery Management Plan for the Bering Sea Aleutian Islands Groundfish and Authorization of the Gulf of Alaska groundfish fisheries based on the Fishery Management Plan for Groundfish of the Gulf of Alaska November 30 2000 NMFS Alaska Region P 0 Box 21668 Juneau Alaska 99802 URL httpsalaskafisheriesnoaagovsitesdefaultfilesfmp sec07-NOV30 2000 FINALpdf

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Literature Cited

NMFS (National Marine Fisheries Service) 2012 Supplemental Biological Opinion on the Reshyinitiation of Endangered Species Act Section 7 Consultation on Incidental Catches of Chinook Salmon in the Gulf of Alaska Groundfish Fisheries January 9 2012 US Dept of Commerce National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration National Marine Fisheries Service Seattle WA

NMFS 2009a Supplemental Biological Opinion Reinitiating Consultation on the January 11 2007 Biological Opinion regarding Authorization of Bering SeaAleutian Islands (BSAI) Groundfish Fisheries December 2 2009 US Dept of Commerce National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration National Marine Fisheries Service Seattle WA httpsalaskafisheriesnoaagovsitesdefaultfilesanalysess7 bsai nw salmon 1209 pdf

NMFS 2007 Supplemental Biological Opinion Reinitiating Consultation on the November 30 2000 Biological Opinion regarding Authorization of Bering Sea Aleutian Islands Groundfish Fisheries January 11 2007 US Dept of Commerce National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration National Marine Fisheries Service Seattle WA

NMFS 2000 ESA Section 7 Consultation Biological Opinion and Incidental Take Statement Activities Considered Authorization of Bering SeaAleutian Islands groundfish fisheries based on the Fishery Management Plan for the Bering Sea Aleutian Islands Groundfish and Authorization of the Gulf of Alaska groundfish fisheries based on the Fishery Management Plan for Groundfish of the Gulf of Alaska November 30 2000 NMFS Alaska Region P 0 Box 21668 Juneau Alaska 99802 URL httpsalaskafisheriesnoaagovsitesdefaultfilesfmp sec07-NOV30 2000 FINALpdf

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Table 1 BSAI groundfish fisheries total Chinook salmon incidental catch compared against total groundfish catch 2004 through 2018

BSAI Chinook Count m m m m 2IDI m -2DU 2011 1lru 201 201~ 201S 2011I - 201 Pelagic Pollock Ta12et 48733 67362 82695 121770 21481 12406 9693 25499 11344 13034 15IBl 18329 21926 30076IIbull

Pacific Cod Target 5599 37~ _ 3_620 ~~ ~ 1054 1~ 404 927 864 1304 - _419 - 3~ _ 2117 1 Non-Pelagic Flatfish 2166 2950 ns 1_69 246 166 636 19 175 SS7 ___ 113 4542__ ~492 1~ ~ -middot -middot -middot- -

OtherTargets 404 135 13 279 3111 354 883 644 434 1537 SS6 894 746 1715

Non-TrawlGear All Targets 57 56 31 74 10 11 u 44 so 15 34 69 44 33

TOTAL ~ -- ~ m4~6_61~ 11amp1tns~ lffi411D71~ ~ ~ 19] ~ 6091ffi~~ ~ 6oo7l ~ q iQJj ~ ~ ] ~ I I

BSAIGroundfish -

JD 200 m ~ m m _20_ll iQri 2)1l 201 201~ 21115 2011_ 201 PelaRic Pollock Ta1Ret 1452486 1461lm 1474864 1341395 980866 810475 lm513 1198527 1202056 1247743 1257199 1294714 1318911 1333698IIbull Pacific Cod large _109816 81230 85564 _ 93on 43859 _ 38238 _ 36938 _ 44978 53720 53781 53862 41585 56645 46571 1 Non-Pelagic Flatfish 180893 192555 194683 _ 217734 293334 245561 m 416 3(567 324415 348303 333209 269442 281728 262236 ~ -middot

Other Targets 75530 78422 IKJ320 85251 83688 99496 100458 81813 79235 63297 70799 96213 93310 107~

Non-TrawlGear All Targets 160425 167103 146677 Ul831 144323 143798 136863 m 669 196002 193739 207Y 209632 216519 218128

TOTAL Efg~~J ~~ B1f1gj 11982108 1860lff fiff601ol~ ~37l56J1jffl3ssf1iJ OCns~J U5$427 ~ ~~922tlJll iR15115 -~ 113 1~~middot

BSAChioook Rate - -

2004 m m ~ m ml 201( 20ll 201l 2013 2011 ~ - mi 201 Pelagic Pollock Target 0034 0046 OOS6 0091 0022 0015 oou 0021 0009 0010 oou 0014 0017 0023IIbull Pacific Cod Target 0051 0046 0042 0068 0047 0028 0034 0009 0017 0016 0024 0034 0059 0045

Non-Pelagic Flatfish oou 0015 0004 0005 0001 0001 0002 0000 0001 0002 0004 0017 0023 0009 -Other Targets 0005 0002 0000 0003 0004 0004 0009 000I 0005 0024 OOOI 0009 OOOI 0016

Non-Trawl Gear All Targets 0000 0000 0000 0001 0000 0000 0000 0000 0000 0000 0000 0000 0000 0000

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Updated February 8 2019

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Table 2 GOA groundfish fisheries total Chinook salmon incidental catch compared against total groundfish catch 2004 through 2018

Gulf ofAlaska Chinook Ogtunt m 2fXI 2()(1 xm _21111 m 20Jll 20ll 2012 201l 201~ _201i 201E 201

Pelagic Pollock Target 12506 26631 15564 35U7 10667 ~916 42~ ~419 1~004 12210 - 10859 13450 19363 _21357

Ii Other Targets 63 6 304 n6 126 148 59 598 154 38 894 8 m Pollock Tari~ ~ ~ 882 624 436 111 435 440 ~ 741 24 162 l519 35

1 -middot -- - - -middot

Non-Pelagic acific Cod Targ~ -middot- -middot 2800 2853 l909 2654 2804 3784 7750 1349 520 387 278 1158 34 2136 Flatfish 885 _ _E_ 263 1732 1514 _ 1181_ - 1448 _ 4481 1581 7665 3300 2253 598 736-Other Targets 646 1296 380 so 30 278 1893 1039 999 2183 1209 1025 384 163

Non-TrawlGear All Targets 32 47 - - - - 4 43 27 174 81

201

- ~ 326 31

229----401

1503 338

81

TOTAL sect 17717 mrm10Jfilffir004l mui1s39] ~ TllampI - ~~ 11397) ~59 ~ 197871 L 19sect9Z1 ~ 23)344 ____15750_ 18969 L 22oao1 24881 t 16$09

Gulf of Alaska GrQundfis_li m 200 2llll 2IXll Di 700 70UI oi xm 201 2014 2mr 20U 2017 201 Pollock Target

Pelagic -~ - - II Other Targets

57984 83218 73225 52832 47182 39558 74743 72912 99615 86m 133928 162573 175713 llll810 153311 9n 1-433 3497 4647 4522 3381 4 743 3905 4452 2173 4D 3851 2385 4682 6993

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-middot _] 195 16785

_ 20449 26094

811 ____B443

29622 21884

3259 1351

- 13590 42sn 20337

3556 1921 2994 9328 3616 20075 32502

9924 11756 7169 4190 6263 7478

11403 ~ 313

22149

~ 857 _ 47085 20452

8736 52052 ~

22579

17230 42619 24203

13945 20li6 38237

21273 21745 25789

16542 28647

14149 36779

l728 2919245608-- 52634

20466 23627 22980 24209 27173 30134 24369 27532

Non-Trawl Gear All Targets 59180 50758 53912 54101 56181 55019 71117 85617 74846 70523 78142 76280 66733 54015 294n

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Updated February 8 2019

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Table 3 Chinook salmon mortality in BSAI groundfish fisheries (including pollock)

Year ANNUAL ANNUAL ANNUAL SEASON A SEASON a SEASON A SEASON a SEASON A SEASON a WITHCDQ NO CDQ CDQ WlthCDQ NoCDQ CDQOnly

1991 48880 48880 46392 2488 46392 2488

1992 41 954 41954 31 418 10536 31418 10536

1993 46013 46013 24688 21 325 24668 21325

1994 43821 40613 3207 38921 4899 38698 3915 2222 984

1995 23436 21430 2005 18939 4497 18284 3145 654 1351

1996 63204 60744 2460 43316 19888 42027 18716 1288 1171

1997 50530 48046 2483 16401 34128 14902 33144 1499 984

1998 60548 55431 5117 19869 40679 18930 36500 939 4178

1999 14599 12937 1662 8793 5805 8204 4732 589 1073

2000 8222 7473 749 6567 1655 6137 1336 430 319

2001 40547 37986 2561 24871 15676 23093 14893 1n8 783

2002 39663 37580 2103 26276 13407 24858 12722 1418 685

2003 53661 50948 2713 40058 13603 38262 12685 1795 918

2004 60038 57028 3010 30766 29272 29626 27402 1140 1870

2005 75084 73028 2056 33622 41462 32326 40702 1296 760

2006 87115 85325 1790 62547 24568 60943 24381 1603 187

2007 130000 124356 5644 78156 51844 75062 49294 3094 2550

2008 23837 23197 640 18828 5009 18223 4973 604 36

2009 14115 13668 447 11289 2825 10931 2736 358 89

2010 12401 12066 335 9480 2921 9144 2921 335 0

2011 26609 25845 764 7602 19007 7171 18673 430 334

2012 12930 12552 378 8981 3949 8636 3915 344 34

2013 16007 15348 661 9186 6821 8714 6632 472 189

2015 25254 23805 1449 17502 7752 16453 7351 1048 401

2016 32561 29576 2985 25721 6840 23476 6100 2245 740

2017 36280 33011 3269 27008 9272 24126 8884 2881 388

2018 17379 15627 1752 11249 6130 10167 5459 1081 671

2019 7181 6583 598 7181 0 6582 0 598 0

Updated February 7 2019

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Table 4 Chinook salmon mortality in BSAI pollock directed fisheries

Vear ANNUAL ANNUAL ANNUAL SEASON A SEASON B SEASON A SEASON B SEASON A SEASON B WITHCDQ NOCDQ CDQ WlthCDQ NoCDQ CDQOnly

1991 40906 40906 38791 2114 38791 2114 1992 35950 35950 25691 10259 25691 10259

1993 38516 38516 17264 21252 17264 21252 1994 33136 30572 2564 28451 4686 26871 3701 1580 985 1995 14984 12978 2006 10579 4405 9924 3053 655 1351 1996 55623 53162 2460 36068 19554 34780 18383 1289 1172 1997 44909 42434 2475 10935 33973 9445 32989 1490 985 1998 56440 51322 5118 16132 40308 15193 36130 939 4179

1999 11 978 10381 1597 6352 5627 5768 4614 584 1013 2000 4961 4242 719 3422 1539 2992 1250 430 289 2001 33444 30937 2507 18484 14961 16711 14227 1n3 734 2002 34495 32402 2093 21794 12701 20378 12024 1416 an 2003 45661 43096 2565 33478 12183 30913 12183 2565 0 2004 51 762 48796 2966 24925 26837 21959 26837 2966 0 2005 68184 66251 1933 27960 40224 26027 40224 1933 0 2006 82752 81015 1737 58547 24205 56810 24205 1737 0 2007 124n3 116575 8148 72943 51 780 67323 49252 5620 2528

2008 21 307 20667 640 16495 4811 15891 4n5 604 36 2009 12579 12132 447 9882 2697 9524 2608 358 89 2010 9720 9385 335 7649 2071 7314 2071 335 0 2011 25499 24735 764 7137 18362 6707 18028 430 334 2012 11 344 10995 349 7765 3579 7421 3574 344 5 2013 13034 12514 520 8237 4797 7765 4749 4n 48 2015 18329 17298 1031 12304 6025 11523 sns 781 250 2016 21 926 20329 1597 16828 5098 15583 4746 1245 352 2017 30076 27572 2504 21828 8248 19712 7860 2116 388 2018 13n4 12433 1291 8629 5095 7696 4737 933 358 2019 s n9 5131 598 5729 0 5131 0 598 0

Notes Starting In 2011 the sampUng method for salmon in BS pollock directed fisheries changed to census counts Non-CDQ data for 1991-2002 from blend program database (bsahalxdbf) Non-COQ data for 2003-2010 from Catch Accounting System database (akfish_cas2v_cas_psc_estlmate) Non-CDQ data for 2011-2012 from Catch Accounting System database (akfish_cas2v_cas_txn_primary_psc) CDQ data for 1992-1997 from blend program database (bsahalxdbf) CDQ data for 1998 from blend program database (boatratedbf) COQ data for 1999-2007 from COO catch report database (akfishv_cdq_catch_report_totat_catch) COQ data for 2008-2010 from Catch Accounting System database (akfish_cas2v_cas_psc_estlmate) COQ data for 2011 -2012 from Catch Accounting System database (akfish_cas2v_cas_txn_prlmary_psc) A season - January 1 to June 10 B season - June 11 to December 31 For specific pollack season dates by year see httpwwwalaskafisherlesnoaagovsustainablefisheriesplckseaspdf

Updated February 7 2019

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Table 2 GOA groundfish fisheries total Chinook salmon incidental catch compared against total groundfish catch 2004 through 2018

Gulf ofAlaska Chinook Ogtunt m 2fXI 2()(1 xm _21111 m 20Jll 20ll 2012 201l 201~ _201i 201E 201

Pelagic Pollock Target 12506 26631 15564 35U7 10667 ~916 42~ ~419 1~004 12210 - 10859 13450 19363 _21357

Ii Other Targets 63 6 304 n6 126 148 59 598 154 38 894 8 m Pollock Tari~ ~ ~ 882 624 436 111 435 440 ~ 741 24 162 l519 35

1 -middot -- - - -middot

Non-Pelagic acific Cod Targ~ -middot- -middot 2800 2853 l909 2654 2804 3784 7750 1349 520 387 278 1158 34 2136 Flatfish 885 _ _E_ 263 1732 1514 _ 1181_ - 1448 _ 4481 1581 7665 3300 2253 598 736-Other Targets 646 1296 380 so 30 278 1893 1039 999 2183 1209 1025 384 163

Non-TrawlGear All Targets 32 47 - - - - 4 43 27 174 81

201

- ~ 326 31

229----401

1503 338

81

TOTAL sect 17717 mrm10Jfilffir004l mui1s39] ~ TllampI - ~~ 11397) ~59 ~ 197871 L 19sect9Z1 ~ 23)344 ____15750_ 18969 L 22oao1 24881 t 16$09

Gulf of Alaska GrQundfis_li m 200 2llll 2IXll Di 700 70UI oi xm 201 2014 2mr 20U 2017 201 Pollock Target

Pelagic -~ - - II Other Targets

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Table 3 Chinook salmon mortality in BSAI groundfish fisheries (including pollock)

Year ANNUAL ANNUAL ANNUAL SEASON A SEASON a SEASON A SEASON a SEASON A SEASON a WITHCDQ NO CDQ CDQ WlthCDQ NoCDQ CDQOnly

1991 48880 48880 46392 2488 46392 2488

1992 41 954 41954 31 418 10536 31418 10536

1993 46013 46013 24688 21 325 24668 21325

1994 43821 40613 3207 38921 4899 38698 3915 2222 984

1995 23436 21430 2005 18939 4497 18284 3145 654 1351

1996 63204 60744 2460 43316 19888 42027 18716 1288 1171

1997 50530 48046 2483 16401 34128 14902 33144 1499 984

1998 60548 55431 5117 19869 40679 18930 36500 939 4178

1999 14599 12937 1662 8793 5805 8204 4732 589 1073

2000 8222 7473 749 6567 1655 6137 1336 430 319

2001 40547 37986 2561 24871 15676 23093 14893 1n8 783

2002 39663 37580 2103 26276 13407 24858 12722 1418 685

2003 53661 50948 2713 40058 13603 38262 12685 1795 918

2004 60038 57028 3010 30766 29272 29626 27402 1140 1870

2005 75084 73028 2056 33622 41462 32326 40702 1296 760

2006 87115 85325 1790 62547 24568 60943 24381 1603 187

2007 130000 124356 5644 78156 51844 75062 49294 3094 2550

2008 23837 23197 640 18828 5009 18223 4973 604 36

2009 14115 13668 447 11289 2825 10931 2736 358 89

2010 12401 12066 335 9480 2921 9144 2921 335 0

2011 26609 25845 764 7602 19007 7171 18673 430 334

2012 12930 12552 378 8981 3949 8636 3915 344 34

2013 16007 15348 661 9186 6821 8714 6632 472 189

2015 25254 23805 1449 17502 7752 16453 7351 1048 401

2016 32561 29576 2985 25721 6840 23476 6100 2245 740

2017 36280 33011 3269 27008 9272 24126 8884 2881 388

2018 17379 15627 1752 11249 6130 10167 5459 1081 671

2019 7181 6583 598 7181 0 6582 0 598 0

Updated February 7 2019

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Table 4 Chinook salmon mortality in BSAI pollock directed fisheries

Vear ANNUAL ANNUAL ANNUAL SEASON A SEASON B SEASON A SEASON B SEASON A SEASON B WITHCDQ NOCDQ CDQ WlthCDQ NoCDQ CDQOnly

1991 40906 40906 38791 2114 38791 2114 1992 35950 35950 25691 10259 25691 10259

1993 38516 38516 17264 21252 17264 21252 1994 33136 30572 2564 28451 4686 26871 3701 1580 985 1995 14984 12978 2006 10579 4405 9924 3053 655 1351 1996 55623 53162 2460 36068 19554 34780 18383 1289 1172 1997 44909 42434 2475 10935 33973 9445 32989 1490 985 1998 56440 51322 5118 16132 40308 15193 36130 939 4179

1999 11 978 10381 1597 6352 5627 5768 4614 584 1013 2000 4961 4242 719 3422 1539 2992 1250 430 289 2001 33444 30937 2507 18484 14961 16711 14227 1n3 734 2002 34495 32402 2093 21794 12701 20378 12024 1416 an 2003 45661 43096 2565 33478 12183 30913 12183 2565 0 2004 51 762 48796 2966 24925 26837 21959 26837 2966 0 2005 68184 66251 1933 27960 40224 26027 40224 1933 0 2006 82752 81015 1737 58547 24205 56810 24205 1737 0 2007 124n3 116575 8148 72943 51 780 67323 49252 5620 2528

2008 21 307 20667 640 16495 4811 15891 4n5 604 36 2009 12579 12132 447 9882 2697 9524 2608 358 89 2010 9720 9385 335 7649 2071 7314 2071 335 0 2011 25499 24735 764 7137 18362 6707 18028 430 334 2012 11 344 10995 349 7765 3579 7421 3574 344 5 2013 13034 12514 520 8237 4797 7765 4749 4n 48 2015 18329 17298 1031 12304 6025 11523 sns 781 250 2016 21 926 20329 1597 16828 5098 15583 4746 1245 352 2017 30076 27572 2504 21828 8248 19712 7860 2116 388 2018 13n4 12433 1291 8629 5095 7696 4737 933 358 2019 s n9 5131 598 5729 0 5131 0 598 0

Notes Starting In 2011 the sampUng method for salmon in BS pollock directed fisheries changed to census counts Non-CDQ data for 1991-2002 from blend program database (bsahalxdbf) Non-COQ data for 2003-2010 from Catch Accounting System database (akfish_cas2v_cas_psc_estlmate) Non-CDQ data for 2011-2012 from Catch Accounting System database (akfish_cas2v_cas_txn_primary_psc) CDQ data for 1992-1997 from blend program database (bsahalxdbf) CDQ data for 1998 from blend program database (boatratedbf) COQ data for 1999-2007 from COO catch report database (akfishv_cdq_catch_report_totat_catch) COQ data for 2008-2010 from Catch Accounting System database (akfish_cas2v_cas_psc_estlmate) COQ data for 2011 -2012 from Catch Accounting System database (akfish_cas2v_cas_txn_prlmary_psc) A season - January 1 to June 10 B season - June 11 to December 31 For specific pollack season dates by year see httpwwwalaskafisherlesnoaagovsustainablefisheriesplckseaspdf

Updated February 7 2019

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Table 3 Chinook salmon mortality in BSAI groundfish fisheries (including pollock)

Year ANNUAL ANNUAL ANNUAL SEASON A SEASON a SEASON A SEASON a SEASON A SEASON a WITHCDQ NO CDQ CDQ WlthCDQ NoCDQ CDQOnly

1991 48880 48880 46392 2488 46392 2488

1992 41 954 41954 31 418 10536 31418 10536

1993 46013 46013 24688 21 325 24668 21325

1994 43821 40613 3207 38921 4899 38698 3915 2222 984

1995 23436 21430 2005 18939 4497 18284 3145 654 1351

1996 63204 60744 2460 43316 19888 42027 18716 1288 1171

1997 50530 48046 2483 16401 34128 14902 33144 1499 984

1998 60548 55431 5117 19869 40679 18930 36500 939 4178

1999 14599 12937 1662 8793 5805 8204 4732 589 1073

2000 8222 7473 749 6567 1655 6137 1336 430 319

2001 40547 37986 2561 24871 15676 23093 14893 1n8 783

2002 39663 37580 2103 26276 13407 24858 12722 1418 685

2003 53661 50948 2713 40058 13603 38262 12685 1795 918

2004 60038 57028 3010 30766 29272 29626 27402 1140 1870

2005 75084 73028 2056 33622 41462 32326 40702 1296 760

2006 87115 85325 1790 62547 24568 60943 24381 1603 187

2007 130000 124356 5644 78156 51844 75062 49294 3094 2550

2008 23837 23197 640 18828 5009 18223 4973 604 36

2009 14115 13668 447 11289 2825 10931 2736 358 89

2010 12401 12066 335 9480 2921 9144 2921 335 0

2011 26609 25845 764 7602 19007 7171 18673 430 334

2012 12930 12552 378 8981 3949 8636 3915 344 34

2013 16007 15348 661 9186 6821 8714 6632 472 189

2015 25254 23805 1449 17502 7752 16453 7351 1048 401

2016 32561 29576 2985 25721 6840 23476 6100 2245 740

2017 36280 33011 3269 27008 9272 24126 8884 2881 388

2018 17379 15627 1752 11249 6130 10167 5459 1081 671

2019 7181 6583 598 7181 0 6582 0 598 0

Updated February 7 2019

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Table 4 Chinook salmon mortality in BSAI pollock directed fisheries

Vear ANNUAL ANNUAL ANNUAL SEASON A SEASON B SEASON A SEASON B SEASON A SEASON B WITHCDQ NOCDQ CDQ WlthCDQ NoCDQ CDQOnly

1991 40906 40906 38791 2114 38791 2114 1992 35950 35950 25691 10259 25691 10259

1993 38516 38516 17264 21252 17264 21252 1994 33136 30572 2564 28451 4686 26871 3701 1580 985 1995 14984 12978 2006 10579 4405 9924 3053 655 1351 1996 55623 53162 2460 36068 19554 34780 18383 1289 1172 1997 44909 42434 2475 10935 33973 9445 32989 1490 985 1998 56440 51322 5118 16132 40308 15193 36130 939 4179

1999 11 978 10381 1597 6352 5627 5768 4614 584 1013 2000 4961 4242 719 3422 1539 2992 1250 430 289 2001 33444 30937 2507 18484 14961 16711 14227 1n3 734 2002 34495 32402 2093 21794 12701 20378 12024 1416 an 2003 45661 43096 2565 33478 12183 30913 12183 2565 0 2004 51 762 48796 2966 24925 26837 21959 26837 2966 0 2005 68184 66251 1933 27960 40224 26027 40224 1933 0 2006 82752 81015 1737 58547 24205 56810 24205 1737 0 2007 124n3 116575 8148 72943 51 780 67323 49252 5620 2528

2008 21 307 20667 640 16495 4811 15891 4n5 604 36 2009 12579 12132 447 9882 2697 9524 2608 358 89 2010 9720 9385 335 7649 2071 7314 2071 335 0 2011 25499 24735 764 7137 18362 6707 18028 430 334 2012 11 344 10995 349 7765 3579 7421 3574 344 5 2013 13034 12514 520 8237 4797 7765 4749 4n 48 2015 18329 17298 1031 12304 6025 11523 sns 781 250 2016 21 926 20329 1597 16828 5098 15583 4746 1245 352 2017 30076 27572 2504 21828 8248 19712 7860 2116 388 2018 13n4 12433 1291 8629 5095 7696 4737 933 358 2019 s n9 5131 598 5729 0 5131 0 598 0

Notes Starting In 2011 the sampUng method for salmon in BS pollock directed fisheries changed to census counts Non-CDQ data for 1991-2002 from blend program database (bsahalxdbf) Non-COQ data for 2003-2010 from Catch Accounting System database (akfish_cas2v_cas_psc_estlmate) Non-CDQ data for 2011-2012 from Catch Accounting System database (akfish_cas2v_cas_txn_primary_psc) CDQ data for 1992-1997 from blend program database (bsahalxdbf) CDQ data for 1998 from blend program database (boatratedbf) COQ data for 1999-2007 from COO catch report database (akfishv_cdq_catch_report_totat_catch) COQ data for 2008-2010 from Catch Accounting System database (akfish_cas2v_cas_psc_estlmate) COQ data for 2011 -2012 from Catch Accounting System database (akfish_cas2v_cas_txn_prlmary_psc) A season - January 1 to June 10 B season - June 11 to December 31 For specific pollack season dates by year see httpwwwalaskafisherlesnoaagovsustainablefisheriesplckseaspdf

Updated February 7 2019

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Table 4 Chinook salmon mortality in BSAI pollock directed fisheries

Vear ANNUAL ANNUAL ANNUAL SEASON A SEASON B SEASON A SEASON B SEASON A SEASON B WITHCDQ NOCDQ CDQ WlthCDQ NoCDQ CDQOnly

1991 40906 40906 38791 2114 38791 2114 1992 35950 35950 25691 10259 25691 10259

1993 38516 38516 17264 21252 17264 21252 1994 33136 30572 2564 28451 4686 26871 3701 1580 985 1995 14984 12978 2006 10579 4405 9924 3053 655 1351 1996 55623 53162 2460 36068 19554 34780 18383 1289 1172 1997 44909 42434 2475 10935 33973 9445 32989 1490 985 1998 56440 51322 5118 16132 40308 15193 36130 939 4179

1999 11 978 10381 1597 6352 5627 5768 4614 584 1013 2000 4961 4242 719 3422 1539 2992 1250 430 289 2001 33444 30937 2507 18484 14961 16711 14227 1n3 734 2002 34495 32402 2093 21794 12701 20378 12024 1416 an 2003 45661 43096 2565 33478 12183 30913 12183 2565 0 2004 51 762 48796 2966 24925 26837 21959 26837 2966 0 2005 68184 66251 1933 27960 40224 26027 40224 1933 0 2006 82752 81015 1737 58547 24205 56810 24205 1737 0 2007 124n3 116575 8148 72943 51 780 67323 49252 5620 2528

2008 21 307 20667 640 16495 4811 15891 4n5 604 36 2009 12579 12132 447 9882 2697 9524 2608 358 89 2010 9720 9385 335 7649 2071 7314 2071 335 0 2011 25499 24735 764 7137 18362 6707 18028 430 334 2012 11 344 10995 349 7765 3579 7421 3574 344 5 2013 13034 12514 520 8237 4797 7765 4749 4n 48 2015 18329 17298 1031 12304 6025 11523 sns 781 250 2016 21 926 20329 1597 16828 5098 15583 4746 1245 352 2017 30076 27572 2504 21828 8248 19712 7860 2116 388 2018 13n4 12433 1291 8629 5095 7696 4737 933 358 2019 s n9 5131 598 5729 0 5131 0 598 0

Notes Starting In 2011 the sampUng method for salmon in BS pollock directed fisheries changed to census counts Non-CDQ data for 1991-2002 from blend program database (bsahalxdbf) Non-COQ data for 2003-2010 from Catch Accounting System database (akfish_cas2v_cas_psc_estlmate) Non-CDQ data for 2011-2012 from Catch Accounting System database (akfish_cas2v_cas_txn_primary_psc) CDQ data for 1992-1997 from blend program database (bsahalxdbf) CDQ data for 1998 from blend program database (boatratedbf) COQ data for 1999-2007 from COO catch report database (akfishv_cdq_catch_report_totat_catch) COQ data for 2008-2010 from Catch Accounting System database (akfish_cas2v_cas_psc_estlmate) COQ data for 2011 -2012 from Catch Accounting System database (akfish_cas2v_cas_txn_prlmary_psc) A season - January 1 to June 10 B season - June 11 to December 31 For specific pollack season dates by year see httpwwwalaskafisherlesnoaagovsustainablefisheriesplckseaspdf

Updated February 7 2019

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Table 5 Chinook salmon incidental catch (numbers of salmon) by quarter from 1991 through 2018 in the GOA pollock and other non-pollock groundfish fisheries

Chinook salmon mortality In GOA groundfish fisheries

Vear Anoual Tolal GOA Pollock Fisheries Olher Fisheries

First Qwu1cr Second Quam- Third Quarter Founh Qwu1cr Annual

1991 38893 3239 538 1799 2862 8438 304SS

1992 16788 2289 2663 1457 1801 8210 8578

1993 19260 6499 157 2730 4192 13578 5682

1994 13616 3685 88 1973 1474 7220 6396

1995 14653 1408 32 2342 1136 4918 9735

1996 15761 4802 57 6421 100 11380 4381

1997 IS229 4622 48 4742 30 9442 5787

1998 16983 1672 8550 400S 14228 2755

1999 30600 10408 35 5981 10003 26427 4173

2000 26730 4298 2313 9744 2058 18413 8317

2001 15104 4204 3107 754 1466 9S31 5573

2002 12919 lS0S 640 553 2463 5161 7758

2003 15367 76S 389 948 2298 4400 10967

2004 17778 3632 2176 2207 S137 13152 4626

2005 31271 11100 5123 1076 10629 27928 3343

2006 18762 2918 4292 4636 3859 IS705 30S7

2007 40519 lS2S 28389 1315 3866 35095 5424

2008 16264 578 7691 389 2087 10745 5Sl9

2009 847S 718 1406 6S3 412 3189 5286

2010 54682 4992 2038 4868 32927 44825 9857

2011 19771 1712 l 20S 1291 8635 12843 6928

2012 19992 2907 861 4398 8129 16295 3697

2013 23302 4469 662 972 6806 12909 10393

201S 18969 2S92 4254 2181 4SBS 13612 5357

2016 22080 2S67 1002 6242 11071 20882 1198

2017 24881 9042 1713 4574 6063 21392 3489

2018 16909 5144 487 2549 6375 145SS 2354

2019 2866 2856 2856 lO

Note 1991 bull 2002 Blend data Weck end date was used to determine quarters Week end dates do not always match quarter dates 2003 - Current Catch Accounting System Due to changes in regulatory pollack season dates from 1991 to 200I and to match current pollack season dates data were grouped by quarter Multiple fixes were applied to the Catch Accounting System in early 2014 This has resulted in minor changes in prior years

First Quarter Jan I - Feb 28 Second Quarter Mar I bull May 31 Third Quarter Jun I bull Sep 30 Fourth Quarter Oct I bull Dec 31

Updated February 7 2019

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