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(2) Limited entry groundfish nontrawl, Shorebased IFQ Program, 

(3) Limited entry midwater trawl, 

non-whiting Shorebased IFQ Program, 

(4) Limited entry midwater trawl, 

Pacific whiting Shorebased IFQ 

Program, 

(5) Limited entry midwater trawl, 

Pacific whiting catcher/processor sector, 

(6) Limited entry midwater trawl, 

Pacific whiting mothership sector 

(catcher vessel or mothership), 

(7) Limited entry bottom trawl, 

Shorebased IFQ Program, not including 

demersal trawl, 

(8) Limited entry demersal trawl, 

Shorebased IFQ Program, 

(9) Non-groundfish trawl gear for pink 

shrimp, 

(10) Non-groundfish trawl gear for 

ridgeback prawn, 

(11) Non-groundfish trawl gear for 

California halibut, 

(12) Non-groundfish trawl gear for sea 

cucumber, 

(13) Open access longline gear for 

groundfish, 

(14) Open access Pacific halibut 

longline gear, 

(15) Open access groundfish trap or 

pot gear, 

(16) Open access Dungeness crab trap 

or pot gear, 

(17) Open access prawn trap or pot 

gear, 

(18) Open access sheephead trap or 

pot gear, 

(19) Open access line gear for 

groundfish, 

(20) Open access HMS line gear, 

(21) Open access salmon troll gear, 

(22) Open access California Halibut 

line gear, 

(23) Open access Coastal Pelagic 

Species net gear, 

(24) Other, or 

(25) Tribal trawl. 

(26) Open access California gillnet 

complex gear. 

* * * * * 

■ 2. On page 62277, in amendatory 

instruction 8, in the second column, 

paragraph (c)(2)(iii) is corrected to read 

as follows: 

§ 660.130 [Corrected] 

(c) * * * 

(2) * * * 

(iii) The use of small footrope trawl, 

other than selective flatfish trawl gear, 

is prohibited inside the Klamath River 

Salmon Conservation Zone (defined at 

§ 660.131(c)(1)) and the Columbia River 

Salmon Conservation Zone (defined at 

§ 660.131(c)(2)). 

* * * * * 

■ 3. On page 62277, in amendatory 

instruction 8, in the second column, 

paragraph (c)(4)(i)(A) is corrected to 

read as follows: 

§ 660.130 [Corrected] 

(c) * * * 

(4) * * * 

(i) * * * 

(A) A vessel may not have both 

groundfish trawl gear and nongroundfish trawl gear on board 

simultaneously. A vessel may have 

more than one type of midwater 

groundfish trawl gear on board, either 

simultaneously or successively, during a 

cumulative limit period. A vessel may 

have more than one type of limited 

entry bottom trawl gear on board (large 

or small footrope, including selective 

flatfish trawl), either simultaneously or 

successively, during a cumulative limit 

period except between 42° N latitude 

and 40°10′ N latitude and shoreward of 

the trawl RCA. Between 42° N latitude 

and 40°10′ N latitude and shoreward of 

the trawl RCA, vessels are prohibited 

from having any type of small footrope 

trawl gear other than selective flatfish 

trawl gear on board when fishing. 

* * * * * 

■ 4. On page 62277, in amendatory 

instruction 8, in the third column, 

paragraph (c)(4)(ii)(A) is corrected to 

read as follows: 

§ 660.130 [Corrected] 

(c) * * * 

(4) * * * 

(ii) * * * 

(A) A vessel may not have both 

groundfish trawl gear and nongroundfish trawl gear onboard 

simultaneously. A vessel may have 

more than one type of midwater 

groundfish trawl gear on board, either 

simultaneously or successively, during a 

cumulative limit period. A vessel may 

have more than one type of limited 

entry bottom trawl gear on board (large 

or small footrope, including selective 

flatfish trawl), either simultaneously or 

successively, during a cumulative limit 

period. 

* * * * * 

Authority: 16 U.S.C. 1801 et seq. 

Dated: December 19, 2018. 

Donna S. Wieting, 

Acting Deputy Assistant Administrator for 

Regulatory Programs, National Marine 

Fisheries Service. 

[FR Doc. 2018–27921 Filed 12–26–18; 8:45 am] 

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DEPARTMENT OF COMMERCE 

National Oceanic and Atmospheric 

Administration 

50 CFR Part 660 

[Docket No. 180625576–8999–03] 

RIN 0648–BH93 

Magnuson-Stevens Act Provisions; 

Fisheries Off West Coast States; 

Pacific Coast Groundfish Fishery; 

2019–2020 Biennial Specifications and 

Management Measures; Correction 

AGENCY: National Marine Fisheries 

Service (NMFS), National Oceanic and 

Atmospheric Administration (NOAA), 

Commerce. 

ACTION: Final rule; correction. 

SUMMARY: NMFS published a final rule 

on December 12, 2018, to establish the 

2019–2020 harvest specifications and 

management measures for groundfish 

taken in the U.S. exclusive economic 

zone off the coasts of Washington, 

Oregon, and California. That rule 

included modifications to depth contour 

coordinates used for area management, 

trip limits for a variety of fleets, and 

allocations to different fisheries within 

the Pacific Coast groundfish fisheries. 

This action corrects the order of two 

waypoints for the 150 fathom (274 m) 

depth line, corrects the trip limits for 

the limited entry fixed gear and open 

access fleets for Minor Nearshore 

Rockfish south of 42° North latitude (N), 

and corrects the Shorebased Individual 

Fishing Quota (IFQ) allocations for 2019 

and 2020 for canary rockfish and 

shortspine thornyheads north of 34°27′ 

N latitude. These corrections are 

necessary so that the implementing 

regulations are accurate and implement 

the action as intended by the Pacific 

Fishery Management Council (Council). 

DATES: This correction is effective on 

January 1, 2019. 

FOR FURTHER INFORMATION CONTACT: 

Keeley Kent, phone: 206–526–4655, fax: 

206–526–6736, or email: Keeley.Kent@

noaa.gov. 

SUPPLEMENTARY INFORMATION: NMFS 

published a final rule on December 12, 

2018 (83 FR 63970), that established the 

2019–2020 harvest specifications and 

management measures for groundfish 

taken in the U.S. exclusive economic 

zone off the coasts of Washington, 

Oregon, and California. That final rule 

is effective January 1, 2019. 

Need for Correction 

The December 12, 2018, final rule 

adjusted the waypoints (latitude and 

longitude coordinates) for the 150 


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fathom (274 m) depth contour at 

§ 660.73(h). Two of these waypoints 

were inadvertently swapped. When 

mapped, this erroneous coordinates 

create a cross-over in the line. In order 

to properly approximate the 150 fathom 

(274 m) contour in this area, paragraphs 

(282) and (283) will be switched. 

Additionally, in the December 12, 

2018, final rule, the trip limits for both 

the limited entry fixed gear (LEFG) 

fisheries north of 40°10′ N latitude and 

the open access (OA) fisheries north of 

40°10′ N latitude, the sublimit within 

the Minor Nearshore Rockfish stock 

complex trip limit was mistakenly 

modified from those in the proposed 

rule by adding blue/deacon rockfish to 

the sublimit south of 42° N latitude (83 

FR 47416; September 19, 2018). This 

mistake was connected to changes to 

other trip limits due to the new stock 

complex for Oregon black, blue/deacon 

rockfish. The preamble to the final rule 

correctly notes that this stock complex 

is only off of Oregon, so the correct 

southern extent is 42° N latitude, not 

40°10′ N latitude. This action reverts the 

sublimits to what was originally 

proposed, correcting Table 12 (page 

63978) and Table 13 (page 63980) in the 

preamble, and Table 2 North to Part 660, 

Subpart E and Table 3 North to Part 660, 

Subpart F in the regulations. For the 

LEFG fisheries between 42° and 40°10′ 

N latitude, no more than 1,200 pounds 

may be species other than black rockfish 

every two months within the Minor 

Nearshore Rockfish trip limit. Similarly, 

for the OA fisheries, between 42° and 

40°10′ N latitude, no more than 1,200 

pounds may be species other than black 

rockfish every two months within the 

Minor Nearshore Rockfish trip limit. 

There is no additional sublimit for blue/ 

deacon rockfish south of 42° N latitude. 

Finally, the December 12, 2018, final 

rule and the September 19, 2018, 

proposed rule (47416) included 

incorrect allocations to the Shorebased 

IFQ Program at § 660.140(d)(1)(ii)(D). 

These mistakes were also in Table 9 of 

the final rule preamble (page 63975). 

The 2019 and 2020 allocations for 

canary rockfish and for shortspine 

thornyhead north of 34°27′ N lat. were 

incorrect in the table in this paragraph. 

For canary rockfish, the deductions for 

exempted fishing permits from the ACL 

were calculated incorrectly, and when 

corrected result in slightly larger 

allocation for the Shorebased IFQ 

Program. The December 12, 2018, final 

rule set the allocations for canary 

rockfish in 2019 at 946.9 mt and in 2020 

at 887.8 mt. This action correctly sets 

these allocations at 953.6 mt for 2019 

and 894.3 mt for 2020. 

For shortspine thornyhead north of 

34°27′ N lat., improper application of 

the formula for dividing the trawl 

allocation resulted in an error in the 

Shorebased IFQ Program allocations. 

Under Amendment 21 to the Groundfish 

Fishery Management Plan, once the 

harvest guideline for this species is 

determined, a formula is applied to split 

that catch limit between trawl and nontrawl fisheries. The trawl allocation is 

then split by deducting the at-sea set 

asides, and the remainder is allocated to 

the Shorebased IFQ Program. For 2019– 

2020, the at-sea set aside amount for 

shortspine thornyhead north of 34°27′ N 

lat. was increased from 25 to 30 mt, 

which should have been deducted from 

the allocation to the Shorebased IFQ 

Program. In the December 12, 2018, 

final rule, the Shorebased IFQ Program 

allocation did not reflect this 5 mt 

increase. This action corrects this 

mistake by reducing the Shorebased IFQ 

Program allocation by 5 mt (0.3 percent 

of the total allocation). For 2019, the 

allocation is now 1,506.8 mt and for 

2020, the allocation is now 1,493.5 mt. 

All of these corrections are consistent 

with the Council action for the 2019– 

2020 groundfish harvest specifications 

and are minor corrections to correctly 

implement the Council intent in their 

final action from June 2018. 

Classification 

Pursuant to 5 U.S.C. 553(b)(B), the 

Assistant Administrator for Fisheries 

(AA) finds there is good cause to waive 

prior notice and an opportunity for 

public comment on this action, as notice 

and comment would be unnecessary 

and contrary to public interest. Notice 

and comment are unnecessary and 

contrary to the public interest because 

this action corrects inadvertent errors in 

the December 12, 2018, final rule. 

Immediate notice of the errors and 

correction is necessary to prevent 

confusion among participants in the 

fishery that could result in issues with 

enforcement of area management, as 

well as to allow the correct issuance of 

quota to the Shorebased IFQ Program for 

shortspine thornyheads and canary 

rockfish. To effectively correct the 

errors, the changes in this action must 

be effective on January 1, 2019, which 

is the effective date of the December 12, 

2018, final rule. Thus, there is not 

sufficient time for notice and comment 

due to the imminent effective date of the 

December 12, 2018, final rule. In 

addition, notice and comment is 

unnecessary because this notice makes 

only minor changes to correct the final 

rule. These corrections will not affect 

the results of analyses conducted to 

support management decisions in the 

Pacific coast groundfish fishery. 

For the same reasons stated above, the 

AA has determined that good cause 

exists to waive the 30-day delay in 

effectiveness pursuant to 5 U.S.C. 

553(d). This notice makes only minor 

corrections to the final rule which will 

be effective January 1, 2019. Delaying 

effectiveness of these corrections would 

result in conflicts in the regulations and 

confusion among fishery participants. 

Because prior notice and an opportunity 

for public comment are not required to 

be provided for this rule by 5 U.S.C. 

553, or any other law, the analytical 

requirements of the Regulatory 

Flexibility Act, 5 U.S.C. 601 et seq., are 

not applicable. Accordingly, no 

Regulatory Flexibility Analysis is 

required for this rule and none has been 

prepared. 

This final rule is not significant under 

Executive Order 12866. 

Corrections 

Effective January 1, 2019, in FR. Doc. 

2018–26602 at 83 FR 63970 in the issue 

of December 12, 2018: 

■ 1. On page 63994, in amendatory 

instruction 9, in the second column, 

§ 660.73(h)(282) and (283) are corrected 

to read as follows: 

§ 660.73 [Corrected] 

* * * * * 

(h) * * * 

(282) 34°09.00′ N lat., 120°18.40′ W 

long.; 

(283) 34°11.07′ N lat., 120°25.03′ W 

long.; 

* * * * * 

■ 2. On page 64002, in amendatory 

instruction 14, in the third column, 

§ 660.140(d)(1)(ii)(D) is corrected to read 

as follows: 

§ 660.140 [Corrected] 

* * * * * 

(d) * * * 

(1) * * * 

(ii) * * * 

(D) For the trawl fishery, NMFS will 

issue QP based on the following 

shorebased trawl allocations: 


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IFQ species Area 

2019 

Shorebased 

trawl allocation 

(mt) 

2020 

Shorebased 

trawl allocation 

(mt) 

Arrowtooth flounder ...................................................... Coastwide ..................................................................... 12,735.10 10,052.30 

Bocaccio ....................................................................... South of 40°10′ N lat .................................................... 800.7 767.1 

Canary rockfish ............................................................. Coastwide ..................................................................... 953.6 894.3 

Chilipepper .................................................................... South of 40°10′ N lat .................................................... 1,838.30 1,743.80 

COWCOD ..................................................................... South of 40°10′ N lat .................................................... 2.2 2.2 

Darkblotched rockfish ................................................... Coastwide ..................................................................... 658.4 703.4 

Dover sole .................................................................... Coastwide ..................................................................... 45,979.20 45,979.20 

English sole .................................................................. Coastwide ..................................................................... 9,375.10 9,417.90 

Lingcod ......................................................................... North of 40°10′ N lat .................................................... 2,051.90 1,903.40 

Lingcod ......................................................................... South of 40°10′ N lat .................................................... 462.5 386 

Longspine thornyhead .................................................. North of 34°27′ N lat .................................................... 2,420.00 2,293.60 

Minor Shelf Rockfish complex ...................................... North of 40°10′ N lat .................................................... 1,155.20 1,151.60 

Minor Shelf Rockfish complex ...................................... South of 40°10′ N lat .................................................... 188.6 188.6 

Minor Slope Rockfish complex ..................................... North of 40°10′ N lat .................................................... 1,248.80 1,237.50 

Minor Slope Rockfish complex ..................................... South of 40°10′ N lat .................................................... 456.00 455.4 

Other Flatfish complex ................................................. Coastwide ..................................................................... 5,603.70 5,192.40 

Pacific cod .................................................................... Coastwide ..................................................................... 1,034.10 1,034.10 

Pacific ocean perch ...................................................... North of 40°10′ N lat .................................................... 3,697.30 3,602.20 

Pacific whiting ............................................................... Coastwide ..................................................................... TBD TBD 

Petrale sole ................................................................... Coastwide ..................................................................... 2,453.00 2,393.20 

Sablefish ....................................................................... North of 36° N; lat ........................................................ 2,581.30 2,636.80 

Sablefish ....................................................................... South of 36° N lat ......................................................... 834 851.7 

Shortspine thornyhead ................................................. North of 34°27′ N lat .................................................... 1,506.8 1,493.5 

Shortspine thornyhead ................................................. South of 34°27′ N lat .................................................... 50 50 

Splitnose rockfish ......................................................... South of 40°10′ N lat .................................................... 1,646.70 1,628.70 

Starry flounder .............................................................. Coastwide ..................................................................... 211.6 211.6 

Widow rockfish ............................................................. Coastwide ..................................................................... 9,928.80 9,387.10 

YELLOWEYE ROCKFISH ............................................ Coastwide ..................................................................... 3.4 3.4 

Yellowtail rockfish ......................................................... North of 40°10′ N lat .................................................... 4,305.80 4,048.00 

■ 3. On page 64008, in amendatory 

instruction 20, Table 2 (North) to Part 

660, Subpart E is corrected to read as 

follows: 

Table 2 (North) to Part 660, Subpart E— 

Non-Trawl Rockfish Conservation 

Areas and Trip Limits for Limited Entry 

Fixed Gear North of 40≥10′ N Lat. 

[Corrected] 

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I Table 2 (North) to Part 660, Subpart E -- Non-Trawl RockfiSh Conservation Areas and Trip Limits for Limited Entry Fixed Gear 

North of 40°10' N. lat. 

I I Other limits and requirements apply-- Read §§660.1 0 through 660.399 before using this tabl~ I I I I I 101012019 

JAN-FEB MAR-APR I MAY-JUN I JUL-AUG I SEP-OCT I NOV-DEC 

~ co""'N'""" ,...(RC~", h of 46 16' N. lat. shoreline- 100 fm line 11 

6' N. lat. - 4i 00' N. lat. 30fm line11 -100fm line11 

0' N. lat. - 40'1 0' N. lat. 30fm line11 -100fm line11 

I See §§660.60 and 660.230 for additional gear, trip limit and conservation area requirements and restrictions. See §§660.70-660.74 and 

§§660.76-660.79 for conservation area descriptions and coordinates (including RCAs, YRCAs, CCAs, Farallon Islands, Cordell Banks, and 

I EFHCAs). 

State trip limits and seasons may be more restrictiw than Federal trip limits or seasons, particular1y in waters off Oregon and California. 

4 Minor Slope Rockfish21 & Darkblotched 

rockfish 4,000 lb/2 month 

5 Pacific ocean perch 1,800 lb/2 months 

Sablefish 1,300 lblweek, not to exceed 3,900 lb/2 months 

Longspine thornyhead 10,000 lb/2 months 

Shortspine thornyhead 2,000 lb/2 months I 2,500 lb/2 months 

Dover sole, arrowtooth flounder, 5,000 lbl month -1 

petrale sole, English sole, starry South of 42° N. lat., when fishing for "other flatfish," vessels using hook-and-line gear w~h no more )> 

flounder, Other Flatfish31 than 12 hooks per line, using hooks no larger than "Number 2" hooks, which measure 0.44 in (11 

mm) point to shank, and up to two 1 lb (0.45 kg) weights per line, are not subject to the RCAs. aJ 

Whiting 10,000 lb/trip rMinor Shelf Rockfish21, Shortbelly, & 

Widow rockfish 200 lbl month m 

lt7 Yellowtail rockfish 1 , 000 lbl month 

Ita Canary rockfish 300 lbl 2 months N 

~f'~~~~ CLOSED 

Minor Nearshore Rockfish, Washington 

Black rockfish & Oregon -

z Black/blue/deacon rockfish 

5,000 lb/2 months, no more than 1,200 lb of which may be species other than black rockfish or 0 21 North of 42°00' N. lat. blue/deacon rockfish41 .., 

8,500 lb/2 -::::r months, no 

more than - 22 4i 00' N. lat. - 40'10' N. lat. 1,200 lb of 7,000 lb/2 months, no more than 1,200 lb of which may be species other than 

which maybe black rockfish 

species other 

than black 

rockfish 

Lingcod51 

North of 42°00' N. lat. 2,000 lb/2 months 

42'00' N. lat. - 40.10' N. lat. 1,400 lb/2 months 

Pacific cod 1,000 lb/2 months 

Spiny dogfish 200,000 lb/2 months 1 150,000 lb/2 I 

months 100,000 lb/2 months 

28 Longnose skate Unlimited 

~Other Fish61& Cabezon in California Unlimited 

Oregon Cabezon/Kelp Greenling Unlimited 

Big skate Unlimited 

1/ The Rockfish Conservation Area is an area closed to fishing by particular gear types, bounded by lines specifically defined by latitude 

=~~ongitude coordinates set out at_§§ 660.71-660.74. This RCA is not defined by depth contours (with the exception of the 20-fm 

h contour boundary south of 42 N. lat.), and the boundary lines that define the RCA may close areas that are deeper or shallower 

:;;;:;:: ~the depth contour. Vessels that are subject to RCA restrictions may not fish in the RCA, or operate in the RCA for any purpose 

~r than transiting. 

~~io, chili pepper and cowcod are included in the trip limits for Minor Shelf Rockfish and splitnose rockfish is included in the 

p imits for Minor Slope Rockfish. 

3/ "Other flatfish" are defined at § 660.11 and include butter sole, curlfin sole, flathead sole, Pacific sanddab, rex sole, rock sole, and sand sole. 

4/ For black rockfish north of Cape Alava (48°09.50' N. lat.), and between Destruction Is. (47°40' N. lat.) and Leadbetter Pnt. (46°38.17' N. lat.), 

~e is an additional limit of 100 lb or 30 percent by weight of all fish on boar?, whichever is greater, per vessel, per fishing trip. • 

51 The minimum size limit f~od is 22 inches (56~~~~~~~~r of 42 N. lat. and 24 inches (61 em) total length South of 42 N. lat. 

ITo convert pounds to kilograms, divide by 2.20462, the number of pounds in one kilogram. 
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■ 4. On page 64011, in amendatory 

instruction 23, Table 3 (North) to Part 

660, Subpart F is corrected to read as 

follows: 

Table 3 (North) to Part 660, Subpart F— 

Non-Trawl Rockfish Conservation 

Areas and Trip Limits for Open Access 

Gears North of 40≥10′ N Lat. [Corrected] 


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Table 3 (North) to Part 660, Subpart F -- Non-Trawl RockfiSh Conservation Areas and Trip Limits for Open Access Gears North of 

40°10' N. lat. 

Other limits and requirements apply-- Read §§660.1 0 through 660.399 before using this table 

JAN-FEB I MAR-APR I IIIIAY-JUN I JUL-AUG I SEP-OCT I NOV-DEC 

Rockfish Conservation Area (RCA)11: I I I I I I I I I I I 

1 North of 46° 16' N. lat. shoreline - 1 00 fm line 11 

2 46°16' N. lat.- 42"00' N. lat. 30 fm line11 - 100 fm line11 

3 42"00' N. lat.- 40° 10' N. lat. 30 fm line11 - 100 fm line11 

See §§660.60, 660.330 and 660.333 for additional gear, trip limit and conservation area requirements and restrictions. See §§660.70-

660.74 and §§660.76-660.79 for conservation area descriptions and coordinates (including RCAs, YRCAs, CCAs, Farallon Islands, 

Cordell Bank, and EFHCAs). 

State trip limits and seasons may be more restricti;e than Federal trip limits or seasons, particularly in waters off Oregon and California. 

Minor Slope Rockfish21 & 500 pounds/month Darkblotched rockfish 

5 Pacific ocean perch 1 oo lbl month 

6 Sablefish 300 lb/ day; or one landing per week up to 1 ,200 lb, not to exceed 2,400 lb/ 2 months 

7 Shortpine thornyheads 50 lb/ month 

8 Longspine thornyheads 50 lb/ month -1 3,000 lb/ month, no more than 300 lb of which may be species other than Pacific sanddabs. 

Dover sole, arrowtooth flounder, )> 

petrale sole, English sole, starry South of 42° N. lat., when fishing for "Other Flatfish," vessels using hook-and-line gear with no more DJ flounder, Other Flatfish31 than 12 hooks per line, using hooks no larger than "Number 2" hooks, which measure 0.44 in (11 

mm) point to shank, and up to two 1 lb (0.45 kg) weights per line are not subject to the RCAs. r 

iting 300 lbl month m 

Minor Shelf Rockfish21, Shortbelly 200 lb/ month 

rockfish, & Widow rockfish w 

Yellowtail rockfish 500 lbl month 

Canary rockfish 300 lb/ 2 months 

Yelloweye rockfish CLOSED -

z 

0 Minor Nearshore Rockfish, Washington Black rockfish, & Oregon Black/Blue/Deacon rockfish - 0 

1 North of 42" 00' N. lat. 5,000 lb/2 months, no more than 1,200 lb of which may be species other than black rockfish or 

blue/deacon rockfish ..... ""' 

8,500 lb/2 ::::r months, no 

more than - 22 42" 00' N. lat. - 40° 10' N. lat. 1,200 lb of 7,000 lb/2 months, no more than 1,200 lb of which may be species other than 

which maybe black rockfish 

species other 

than black 

rockfish 

Lingcod51 

I North of4iOO' N. lat. 900 lb/ month 

42" 00' N. lat. - 40° 10' N. lat. 600 lb/ month 

Pacific cod 1,000 lb/2 months 

Spiny dogfish 200,000 lb/2 months I 

150,000 lb/2 I 

months 100,000 lb/2 months 

Longnose skate Unlimited 

Big skate Unlimited 

Other Fish61 & Cabezon in California Unlimited 

Oregon Cabezon/Kelp Greenling Unlimited 
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Authority: 16 U.S.C. 1801 et seq. Dated: December 19, 2018. 

Donna S. Wieting, 

Acting Deputy Assistant Administrator for 

Regulatory Programs, National Marine 

Fisheries Service. 

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