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2006 Report of Assessment and Research Activities
The IPHC Report of Assessment and Research Activities is a
compilation of progress reports relating to staff activities. Some of the information contained here has
changed since printing as new data is gathered and analyzed. For the most
up-to-date information, please contact the author by visiting the staff directory
for e-mail addresses or by phoning the Seattle office at (206) 634-1838.
 | Contents (pp. 1-8, pdf 233KB) |
 | Section 1 (pp. 9-32, pdf
278KB)
 | IPHC research program: Review
of 2006 projects and proposals for 2007 |
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 | Section 2 - The Fishery (pp. 33-80, pdf
387KB)
 | Removals
 | 2006 Commercial fishery and regulation changes |
 | 2006 Sport Fishery |
 | Wastage in the 2006 Pacific halibut fishery |
 | The personal use harvest of Pacific halibut in
2005 |
 | Retention of sublegal halibut in the Areas 4D/4E
CDQ fishery: 2006 harvests |
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 | Sampling and Analysis
 | Commercial catch sampling |
 | Age distribution of the commercial halibut catch
for 2006 |
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 | Section 3a - Population Assessment (pp.
81-160, pdf 786KB)
 | Motivation and plan for a coastwide stock
assessment |
 | Assessment of the Pacific halibut stock at the end
of 2006 |
 | Analysis of PIT tag recoveries through 2006 |
 | Further investigations of low PIT recovery rates |
 | 2006 harvest policy concerns |
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 | Section 3b - Incidental Catch of Halibut (pp.
161-198, pdf 346KB)
 | Incidental catch and mortality of Pacific halibut,
1962-2006 |
 | Pacific halibut discard mortality rates in the 2005
groundfish fisheries, and recommendations for 2007-2009 |
 | The Bering Sea trawl fishery Prohibited Species
Donation Program: Results from 1998-2006 |
 | Discussion paper on "regularizing" of
bycatch, sport, and subsistence catch |
 | A pilot study to evaluate the use of electronic
monitoring on a Bering Sea groundfish factory trawler |
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 | Section 4 - Biological Research
 | General I (pp. 199-238,
pdf 2.1 MB)
 | Using otolith chemistry to
determine halibut nursery origin |
 | False annuli identification in juvenile halibut
ages one to four using LA-ICP-MS |
 | False annuli identification in juvenile halibut
ages one to four using marginal increment analysis |
 | False annuli identification in the early years
(ages one to four) of adult Bering Sea halibut using marginal
increment analysis |
 | Microsatellite variation in spawning adults of
Pacific halibut in the Gulf of Alaska and Bering Sea |
 | Deployment of the Seacat water column profiler
in 2006 |
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 | General II (pp. 239-270, pdf
1.4 MB)
 | Examining the behavior of rockfish and halibut
around pots |
 | Homogeneity test for the Pacific sleeper shark
(Somniosus pacificus): Project update |
 | Technique development for age determination of
the Pacific sleeper shark (Somniosus pacificus) |
 | A one-dimensional spatial analysis of Pacific
halibut (Hippoglossus stenolepis) on longline gear: testing
for aggregation based on sex and length |
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 | Tagging (pp 271-334,
pdf 1.2 MB)
 | Tagging studies |
 | Portside sampling for recovered PIT tags in
Pacific halibut |
 | Using Pop-up Archival Transmitting (PAT) tags
to study seasonal migration timing and summer homing rates in the Gulf of Alaska |
 | Using Pop-up Archival Transmitting (PAT) tags
to assess early-season dispersion of halibut in Areas 2A and 2B |
 | Assessing seasonal migration and putative
spawning location of adult Pacific
halibut in the southeast Bering Sea using Pop-up Archival Transmitting
(PAT) tags |
 | Use of archival tags to study migration and
behavior of male and pre-recruit Pacific halibut (Hippoglossus
stenolepis): phase I, development of surgical techniques |
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 | Survey (pp. 335-398, pdf
1.4 MB)
 | 2006 Standardized stock assessment survey |
 | Prior Hook Injuries: Results from
the 2006 IPHC SSA and NMFS surveys |
 | Age distribution of Pacific halibut in the 2006
IPHC
stock assessment setline surveys |
 | Cruise report for the 2006 NMFS Bering Sea trawl survey |
 | Size and age composition of Pacific halibut in
NMFS Bering Sea shelf trawl surveys |
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