FISHERIES STATISTICS

of

BRITISH COLUMBIA

I968

(PRELIMINARY)

ECONOMICS BRANCH

PACIFIC REGION

DEPARTMENT OF FISHERIES OF CANADA

VANCOUVER 5, B.C.

Compiled and Publllrhed under Artunqetnrnt

Wtth thr Domlnlon Bureau o,I Statlrticr - Ottawa

APRIL, 1969

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1‘abJr III . has beer) prkpared to indicate landings and value,, average prices, altrnrl with wholesa1.e values by salmon species.

1’AUl.E 111 -- LANDED AND WHOLESALE VALUE OF SALMON, BY SPECIES

1959 - 1968 _____ .-.-- .,?++----e ---_I -.-l-----XI-C---L-l- ----w---

Lawlerl (1)

Vdur

Avcrqe

Price per Jb.

Wholesale (2)

Value

% Landed to

Wholesale

Value

$ uw 4 $ (ooo) 96

18 060 5 626 31.2 12 206 46*1 15 480 5 453 35.2 11 439 47.7 26 622 a 860 33.3 18 521 47.8 20 105 6 723 33.4 15 444 43.5

11 873 4 002 33.7 8 499 47.1 22 951 8 257 36.0 18 115 45.5 16 221 6 015 37.1 12 873 46.7 25 705 9 528 37.1 21 120 45.1 37 072 13 872 37.5 28 264 49.1 41 390 15 630 37.8 30 645 51.0

35 040 3 7Y5 10.8 11 525 32.9

16 SW 2 014 11.9 5 657 35.6 50 059 5 6% 11.4 17 137 33.2 93 592 10 909 11.7 30 646 35.6 60 S77 6 073 10.0 18 550 32.7 36 7G5 4 063 11.0 12 553 32.4 22 933 2 6G8 Il.6 9 047 29.5 73 469 8 557 11.6 28 143 30.4 51 G43 6 640 12.9 21 685 30.6 55 600 6 996 12.6 22 050 31.7

23 110 2 800 12.1

20 320 3 lofi 15.3 14 609 1 917 13.1 1H 054 2 1% 12.2 15 426 1 359 12.8 23 932 3 061 12.8

6 6% 824 12.4 15 362 1 887 12.2 12 142 1 611 13.3 36 sio 4 950 13.6

5 556 so.4

5 736 54.1 4 198 65.7 5 493 40.0 4 366 45.1 7 184 42.6 2 288 36.0 S 275 35.8 4 528 35.6

13 362 37.0

19 570 4 498 23.0 9 801 45.9 14 230 4 386 30.8 7 437 59.0

24 729 6 569 26.6 12 321. 53.3 26 GlO 6 900 25.9 12 167 56.7 25 431 6 658 26.1 11 377 S8.S 31 GS6 9 255 29.2 16 376 56.5 36 679 11 107 30.3 19 792 56.1 38 681 11 929 30.8 20 847 57.2 22 518 7 125 31.6 12 691 56.5 33 381 10 448 31.3 19 695 53.0

13 510 3 757 27.8 10 320 3 380 32.8

9 093 3 064 33.7

9 OGG 3 774 41.6 10 lGS 4 020 39.5 13 368 5 54G 41.5 12 669 5 306 41.9 15 325 6 668 43.5 15 355 6 681 43.5 15 237 6 798 44.6

5 408 69.S 4 988 67.8 4 425 69.2

5 146 73.3 5 435 74.0 7 662 72.4 6 939 76.5 9 133 73.0

10 094 66.2 10 s19 64.6

130 27 20.8 58 46.6 250 62 24.8 90 68.9

204 46 22.5 83 55.4 240 57 23.8 94 60.6 146 36 24.7 58 62.1 235 62 26.4 90 68.9 135 38 28.1 78 48.7 307 85 27.7 138 61.6 254 72 28.3 140 51.4 222 65 29.3 110 59.1

(1) Landed v&c: is based on average rcixrns from both net and txoll-caught salmon,

(2) Where products ure unsold at the end of calendar year prevailing prices at year-end have been

used in evaluatiny inventales.

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TABLE IV PRODUCTION 6 UTILIZATION OF SALMON, BY SPECIES IN 1967 6 1968 ------------c----II----------

CM UMS

Catltlcd - 4n#

COMQ Z (HLlJEBACK~-

SPRJJ4x Carlnerl - %FW I+csh Rculld Yreah ht. Fruz. Drs. Mllrl Crtrad Smvknd OtiYlW

TOTAL

ALL SALMQN (1) Canned 4.%# Fredi Round Fred1 DR.

Froz. Rourld Frw. mu. Frox. Steaks G

hoz. filleti Mild Cured Smakad other (1)

TOTAL

(‘1 NOTE:

llnlt

C,aser cwt. CWK,

Caser cwt. cwt.

Cwcr cwt. cwt. Cwt.

Ciisar Cwt.

LWK.

cwt.

cwt.

cases

cwt.

cwt.

CWL

cwt.

cwt *

c alieu

Cwt.

cwt.

CWK.

C3Stfi cwt.

cwt.

cwt.

cwt.

cwt.

wt.

cwt.

1 9 6 8 1 9 6 7 ----- -II--

Vuhc

s

Qunntity Value --i--

Average Price

$

611 011 1 018

300

30 531 84.5 54 890 16 610 41 308

30 644 653

49.97 558 892 53.92 972 55.37 714

28 155 100 49 111 39 927 19 862

28 264 000

50.38 50.53 55.92

669 347 1 043 9 059

21 523 624 42 707

438 837 44 837

22 050 005

32.16 650 142 40.95 8 012 48.44 30 936

19 943 203 285 778

1 420 302 3s 507

21 684 790

30.68 35.67 45.91

270 688 9 931 8 345

105 440

7 405 616 286 009 305 969

4 U37 089 526 805

13 361 488

27.36 94 022 28.80 1 498 36.66 2 461 45.88 34 278

2 55s 140 37 109

105 465 1 530 677

300 120

4 528 511

27.18 24.77 42.85 44.65

187 :;94 7 729 737 41.20 146 677 6 016 982 41.02 197 9 862 so.oci 138 7 260 52.61

11 903 713 273 s9.92 9 504 573.934 60.39 150 7b3 10 894 800 72.26 85 215 5 96s 012 70.00

2 289 203 239 144 400

19 695 311

88.79 -- -- 127 965

12 691 153

--

7 416 1 095

24 179 84 483

4 385 4 202

216 172 65 558

1 706 573 7 254 710

566 398 611 507

98 554 10 519 472

29.15 14 679 59.87 1 018 70.58 28 714 85. a7 79 764

129.17 3 239 145.53 4 381

430 601 53 648

2 042 280 6 374 850

368 514 659 582 164 232

10 093 707

29.33 52.70 71.12 79.92

113.77 150.56

933 29 092 31.18 1 296 40 331 31.12

3(iS 281 738

23 859 1s 054 40 826

1 225

110 056

6s. 37 380 53.57 99 53.52 943

23 096 5 324

52 258 19 251

140 260

60,78 53.78 S5.42

1 746 989 67 436 38.60 1 465 708 12 321 422 34.22 3 913 46 060 2 804 60.87 49 785

5 556 282 50.82 loo 351 050 23 508 66.96 231 426

$ Pw 57 141

158 3 070

5 15 363

38.99 40.38 61.67 50.00 66.38

7 740 5 103 4 407

577 626 631

3 670 99 956

74.54 ‘4 607 122.73 3 592 143.26 4 927

349 399 744

2 518 79 74Y

75.75 111.08 151.00

The total value of “AU SAIMONa4 includes such products as offal, oil, meal, caviar, etc. which could not be designated to particular species. AIso included are the values of some items when leus than three companies reported.

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The canned salmon pack of 1,746,989 cases, 31 per cent greater than the 1959-68 average of 1,333,444 cases, showed an increase of 281,281 cases over 19671 at~d was worth ;A rt!cord $67.4 million.

Pink salmon flahermen delivered 55.6 million pounds of round fish, but Lhc puck was only 669, 347 CUECS due to abnormally small fish.

‘The rockeye pack of 611, 011 cases was the largest since 1958.

There was a substantial increase in chums, with a pack of 270,688 cases, 111~ best jrack since 1954.

TABLE .V - CANNED SALMON PACK IN B.C. BY SPECIES - 1959-1968 -----*--A--- km-- --- Case6 (48 lb.)

Sockeye Pinks

2.56 170 4.58 597 133 128 213 105 16 097 1 077 097 34 444

22b H44 219 564 86 818 91 so4 6 420 631 150 22 768 3YH 205 661 290 9s 385 241 379 8 899 i 405 158 4.6 151

2w 710 1 188 661 134 483 187 735 7 990 1 816 585 55 801

158 37s 757 452 119 190 157 483 10 771 1 203 271 34 463 343 358 464 107 232 722 204 732 10 389 1 2s~ 308 43 676

245 798 287 925 65 216 295 284 19 734 913 957 35 060

407 949 951 794 160 784 281 623 17 065 1 819 215 64 062

558 892 650 142 94 022 146 677 15 97s 1 46.5 708 57 141

611 011 669 347 270 688 187 594 8 349 1 746 989 67 436

Churns Coho Other Total Wholesale Value

Only 6,374 tons of herring were landed. Fishing for reduction purposes was cIosr!d In order to conserve stocks for spawnlng purposes.

TABLE VI - TOTAL LANDINGS, UTILIZATION 6 WHOLESALE VALUE OF HERRING G PRODUCTS - 1959-1968 --- Ill--------l----F --

1959 1 .%O i!N> 1 1962 1WlJ

l!kr4

1 !kl!;

19t)(io

lSo7

l%)(rH

222 016 7 355 93 838 2 178

224 217 4 SH9 222 637 4 752 2x0 lCJ1 6 477 2.152 (143 6 167

222 031 6 232 15.7 y20 5 107

Iin 370 1 828

h 374 231

bnded Value

$ (~0’s)

Herring Oil

000 lb,

43 102 41 696

17 918 17 634

41 671 40 817

40 243 41 299

so 037 53 271

44 902 46 071

43 442 41 509

27 560 27 058

8 735 10 499 N/A (1) WA (1)

Herring

Meal

TOYU

Canned

Cases (48 Ib.)

_I

WA (1) WA (1) WA (1)

-.” N/A (1) N/A (1)

_* --

WA (1)

Dv Salted

000 lb.

Total Wholesale Value

all. Products

$ (000’S)

WA (1) 8 843 -- 3 450

WA (1) 8 207

WA (1) 8 492 -m 11 695

WA (1) 11 561

WA (1) 11 752

N/A (I) 8 305 -- 2 638

WA (1) 331

(1) N/A1 Not available; lcrr than 3 firms reporting.

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In 1968 the Erltlsh Columbia fishiny fleet, including support vrnbr*IP, I, I, m be r c ti 7 B f) H f, , conlpared to 7,770 a year ago. A value of $93 million WYI placrrd on the fleet. This was $4.7 million higher than $88.4 million re- pnrted i II 19fi7.

TABLE VlII - THE NUMBER OF VESSELS REPORTED IN COMMERCIAL FISHING OPERATIONS IN 1967 - 1968 ----- -- --c~-d-~----------

Type of PropuJsion - -- 1967 1968 -- --

Percentage > Change

Gas 5 351 5 164 - 3.5

Diesel 2 393 2 492 + 4.1 Other 26 30 + 15.4

---

7 770 7 686 - 1.1

Ex~~endlturt~r on engines and installation in 1968 amounted to $1.7 nr1lllo11 and 011 ILshing gear $7.6 million.

In 196H flshlng vcssela reported the following equipment:

Radio phones - 4 726

Automatic pilots - 1 945 Loran6 627

Echo sounders - 4 418

INVENTORY OF GEAR (Table 8) ---w-w-

Thr: inventory of gear taken at the year-end was valued at $13 m 1 I II 011 ) up from $11.6 million in 1967.

ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS __-_ -I,-n---+.+---

The information on products and their market values is provided on unn11n1 productIon forms conlpleted by all processors in British Columbia. Collec- LIOII a11<1 tubltlatlon is done by the Economics Branch of the Department of Fisheries II II I.1 c I srrungc:nlI!nt with the Dominion Bureau of Statistics in Ottawa.

Thos~i statistic< are finalized by the Bureau and used in their pub- I I ,” cl I. I 0 II ,’ II t I t 1 c tl ” Fiaherles Statistics of Canada”.

This preliminary report has been compiled by the Market Unit of thrr Economics Branch of the Department of Fisheries in Vancouver under the dir- ection of Mr. J. D’Andren.

April 15, 1969.

Department of Fisheries of Canada, llS5 Robson Street,

Vancouver 5, B.C.

W.R. Iluurstoll, Director, P:rclfic Region,

Blake A. Campbell, Chief, Economics Branch,

Pacific Region.

1‘Atll.r. 1 .- QJJANTI’I’IES LANDED AND VALUE OF ALL PRODUCTS MARKETED OF THE MOST

IMPORTANT SPECIES - 1968 ___-._-...------_--- -------II-b- ---_

Kllld of Flnh -+----

-+,.-

Quantities Landed Wholasale JLanded) Value Value

(000’1 lb.) $ (000’S) $ (000’5)

s R 1 rl, 0 11 176 355 44 887 99 956

1-I e P r 1 I1 g 6 373 231 331

HrlIbur 22 SO7 A/ S 768 A/ 8 385

C r a b a II d S h r 1 rn p 5 939 1 107 2 378

Llrrq Cod 6 316 629 995

c; r c c 0 d y Ii 353 778 1 122

QyttIZrK 9 648 726 743

Snlcb 10 035 623 1 183

Black Cod 889 204 349

c 1 a HI I i 501 98 222

Other 1tr:mn * (11,clrrtlItlc~ Livers) 11 853 807 3 591

.~ ,,” .,..,, II _., -.--.. .-,_- -- -_--.---- --.-.--

I’ Q “1’ A L S 262 769 55 858 119 255 _,_.- ._--

In ndditlon landings at U.S. ports amounted to 6,883jOOO pounds valued at $1,580,000 (CQrl.).

The value of seed oysters is included with “Landed Value” and *lWholcsale Value’*i quantities, however, are not included in “Quantities Landed”.

The values of products in combination and specialty items are in- eluded with “Other Items”.

Livers included with “Other Items” because of a limited number of companies reporting.

TABLE 2 - LANDED AND WHOLESALE VALUE OF FISH AND FISH PRODUCTS IN BRITISH COLUMBIA - 1959 - 1968 -----------------c --- --r

Year Landed Value --- -- Wholesale Value $ (000’S) $ (000’S)

1959 35 724 66 377

lYG0 27 962 52 259

1961 38 778 77 886

1962 46 715 94 673

1963 38 551 76 000

1964 47 144 92 117

19G5 45 824 84 666

1966 58 666 117 984

1967 48 051 99 814

1968 55 694 119 255

Not includedt In Tables 1 6 2 imported tuna processed in British Columbia.

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?‘AHl.E 3 LANDINGS AND MANUFACTURED PRODUCTS MARKETED

IN - 1968 - _--- .-.--._ - ..-_- __- B.C. -----l---r- -----L--311

Unit of

Measure ---

000 lb.

I,

,I

I,

000 lb. 1 501 98

11

48 lb, cases

000 lb. II

208 36

7 168 158 52 26 ..- 2

000 lb. 4 372 787

220

769 362

9 944 .+-

74

317

586

703<

1s --

1 695

000 lb. 101

II 26 I, 69

000 lb.

I,

II

000 lb. 11 353 778

678 46

1 216 407 1 960 485

-_ 184

* Not incIudinq quantity used for non-food purposes.

Quantity -

889

Value c-- $ (000’s)

204

35 10

238 66

510 273

222 -

7

4

18

22 w

154 7

33

15

1 122

22 507 5 768

2 378 770 12 076 4 239

696 399 *_ 2 034 -- 943

8 385

1.1 -_ NOTE1 The value of combined and specialty items, such as fish and chips, portions, and fish sticks are included under “miscellaneous”.

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‘1 A H1.E 3 ( c 0 II t ’ (1) +I LANDINGS AND MANUFACTURED PRODUCTS MARKETED

IN B.C. - 1968 ‘. ---,.. -. _-.l,-l --_l-..“. ^ ~~“--------~---~-~-~I --- -

KINi OF FISH ---1----- _

Unit of

Measure --

000 lb.

II II

Quantity

6 373

68 2 031

--

Value

$ (000’S)

231

9

181

141

Total Wholerale Value 331

000 lb, 6 316 629

1 159 176

268 40

1 175 434

-- 345

995 Total Wholesale Value

MiN~+llar~nolIti -- “------..-- Fish LIllldGd l/

Murkvtcd Other produ~..~s, by -prodrtcls

atld cpeci alLie

000 lb. 10 529 737

-- 3 447

Total Wholesale Value 21 2 447

0yrl.s I’ 4 I. ;I II (1 11 cl _ -.---_.-- _-_- M Y r k t’ t I’ rl

Fresh C Frozen (802. pkg.)

(16 oz. pkg.)

(32 oz.)

(G aIlona)

0th + I-

000 lb. 9 648 726

300 997 156

11 SO1 11

114 967 188

29 847 157

231

Tutal Wholesale Value 743 -

000 lb. 888 37

322

44

133

31

5

38 -

74 L

11rcI uclea I iv cr producti OJI , nt irtkfe ed, fish of minor importance, and some

l:rttiditrqE for which no breakdown Into species was available; or only one

lirrtr rcport1ttq.

“I Prorluctlort includ(as some offal products from other species.

NO-J‘Er _-- .--._ Tltc value of combined and specialty items, such as fish and chips,

portions and fish stix are included u~~der “Miscellaneous”.

. . .

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TABLE 3 (Cont’d) - LANDINGS AND MANUFACTURED PRODUCTS MARKETED IN B.C. - 1968 - ---------------- ------

KIND OF FISH --e---L__

unit of Meorure Quantity Value

$ (000’S)

Sulmon Landed ---- Marketed

Prcrh Round Fresh Drrrred Fr nzr:n Round Frozen Dremaed Frozen filleta C frozen ateaks Mild Cured SlYlOkt?d Cnnrrcd Offal Meal 011 Eggr and Caviar Other

000 lb. 176 355 44 807

”

11

*

*

t,

II

”

48 lb. cases Tonr 000 lb.

”

1 232 4 606

556 35 105

774 510 441

1 746 989 2 034 1 100 2 632

422 2 804

282 23 508

577 626 631

67 436 266

39 2 889

476

Total Wholcralc Value 99 956

Smelta Landed ---I-- Marketed

Frcrh, frozen, fillctr

000 lb. 39

_-

8

Total Wholelrle Value

11

11 -

Shrjnsr and Prawnm Landed _I- ---1-11 -- Marketed

Frcrh nrld frozen Fresh Me at Frozen Meat 0th er

000 lb. 1 568 320

I’ ” II

10 152 160

..*

Total Wholesale Value

63 280 292

48

683

Skrrtt: Ltlncied ------- M nrkctrd

Fresh and frozen

000 lb. 116 6

II 83

Total Wholesale Value

13 -

13 I

Solca Landed ---- Marketed

Fresh Frarcn Frttth Pilletr Frozen Flllttr

000 lb. 10 035

757 121

1 020 1 519

623

Total Wholcrals Value

64 18

440 661

1 183

Sturrleon Lnlldrd -.“.---- Marketed

Fresh and frozen

000 lb.

.

25

25

Total Wholesale Value

TABLE 4 - BRITISH COLUMBIA SALMON PACK - AREA WHERE CANNED

- 1968 -

(48 lb. Cases)

AREA SOCKEYE RED

SPRING PINK

SPRING WHITE SPRING STEELHEADS BLUEBACKS cm0 PINKS -- TOTAL

Fraser Area G South Coast 398 438 852 l/2 1 471 823 l/2 263 10 389 92 619 227 893 l/2 79 225 afl 974 up

North Coast 212 573 802 l/2 2 332 l/2 1 134 670 -- a4 586 l/2 441 453 191 462 l/2 935 014

TOTAL 611 011 1 655 3 803 l/2 1 957 i/2 I 933 10 389 177 205 l/2 669 346 l/2 270 687 l/2 1 746 988 i/2

. .

” 12 -

LY

20

30

35

40

50

tie

70

71;

NO

IO0

T 0 1’ A L

TABLE 5 - NUMBER AND VALUE OF ALL VESSELS REPORTED IN

THE B.C. FISHING INDUSTRY (INCLUDING PACKERS,

COLLGCTORS AND WHALERS] - BY LENGTH - 1968 -_ .---_,_---*1--1- ------I--- -----

Nun~ber of Number of

LXCSCl Gall

a

49

377

863

728

233

950

1 O&i

2 317

785

6 3

1

i 05 _” ,.

50 -

23

39

22 ---

2 4!)2 5 164

other Including

Sail and

Steamer

TClbll

Number of

Vessels

Net Grw

Tonnaqe Tonnage

24 977 _.. d_

5

--

““-

“.v

++.

-_

--

I .,

-_

1* -

30 s

1 102 2 733 3 495 3 787

2 694 13 219 16 360 15 980

1 648 12 545 16 101 21 977

791 9 457 13 376 19 527

234 5 693 8 702 9 474

105 4 099 6 250 6 291

so 2 766 4 513 4 135

23 2 462 2 615

39 5 081

23

1 555

3 157

2 770 4 849 3 625

7 686 57 994 81 189 93 048

Total

Value

$m

1 051

4 586

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TABLE 6 - NUMBER AND VALUE OF ALL VESSELS REPORTED

IN THE B,C. FISHING INDUSTRY (INCLUDING PACKERS, COLLECTORS AND WHALERS) - BY

GROSS TONNAGE AND TYPE OF PROPULSION -

GROSS VIBSEI. NUMBER TONNAGE VALUE

So00

OVER Y GROSS TONS -,

CASOUNE VFSSUS --

4 855 5 083

524 445 69 46 . - I-

10 - 14.9 lfi 24.9 2!i 4Y. 9

50 x 9fJ.Y

426

32

2

SUB-TOTAL 460 5 448 5 574

P

1.5 890 IO ’ 14.9

15 - 24.9 2 5 -- 49.9 50 - 99.9

100 ..- 149.9 l!iO G OVCl-

842 10 334

440 7 SO7

331 11 616

133 9 199

6 9 8 006

25 * 5 677 -- --

11 099

12 874

8 590

7 383

4 688

SUB -TOTAL 1 840 52 341 60 524

UNDER 10 GROGS TONS --------------

c arolit1e Dicllel Row or Canoe

19 10s 4 29s

-- ----

23 400

18 335

6 590 _I

3 393

636

SUB-TOTAL 4 029 24 925

TOTAL 6 329 81 189 91 023

UNDER 25’ WITH NO

TONNAGE SHOWN -- --.“-------

Ckla

Diesel Row or Canoe

1 311

17 29

--I

+- 1 967 -- 50

-- 8 --

-- 2 02s SUB-TOTAL 1 357

GRAND TOTAL 7 686 81 189 93 048

* Out ateanirr.

TABLE 7 .-, VALUES & ESTIMATED EXPENDITURES ON ENGINES AND FISHING GEAR, AS REPORTED BY OWNERS OF LICENCED COMMERCIAL FISHING VESSELS - BY TYPE OF OPERATIONS

- 19Gt3 - ---“,---------- ----- -Lv-----1-c-- p------m

Number with Expenditures

on new engines ---

Total &pen- diture on fishins gear -$ 000

420

13

Gross 'I'OY111* --

Amount cd &xpenditures

s 000

55

4

‘I’YPE ‘3: CBERATICYN -------_?-*^- . . -.

1HO 5 812

H 374 447

13

1

2 38 41

23 870 981 --

8

55

66 1 793 2 255 10 47 165

69 4 756 38 241

16 170

4 091

206

2

2 1 21

30 2 793 6 63

107 7 404

2 909

7 OGO 14 67

120

462

2 293 11 644 11 795 277 265 1 791

731 4 687 6 305 79 106 820

119 877 1 329 139

535 3 832 5 742

11

99

21

14s 618

1 047 1 559 26

402

40 211

2 571 18 957 25 555 640 1 735

56 665

2 871

1 314

1 201

2 647

981

3 947

9

78

11

131

5s

297

24 1 708

1 221

4

s

43

29

67

9G

4 240

7 574 r . 1 0 T A L 7 548 73 752 1 748

, ,

TABLE H INVENTORY AT END OF CALENDAR YEAR OF GEAR

AND E9UIPMENT USED 1N PRIMARY FISHERY - 1968 --d*ll---l--*-l-* --------II-----I-Xfl---------

.,. -- ---.. ..” ” II “--..-.--

TYPK OF GEAR -. ,. .- ,_.--.

salnlolY Gillnets

VALUE NUMBER $ (000’S)

11 470 4 576

129 10

32 3

49 8

10 1

493 3 294

12 5

97 929

1 6 16

37 16

159 223

123 35

5 372 576

752 5

9 024

2 813

3 926

8

21

154

43

--

5.55

408

27

36

4

7

729

80

194

1 16s

13

112‘

TOTAL VALUE 13 032