Status of the Puerto Rico s DNER/Commercial Fisheries Program (CFSP) By Daniel Matos-Caraballo Fisheries Information Network Mobile, Alabama March

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1 Status of the Puerto Rico s DNER/Commercial Fisheries Program (CFSP) By Daniel Matos-Caraballo Fisheries Information Network Mobile, Alabama March 17, 2015

2 The CFSP started in 1968

3 Law 278 of Nov 29 th 1998 Fishing Regulations 7949

4 Trip Ticket program was established in 2004 (previously they reported monthly landings) Gobierno de Puerto Rico DEPARTAMENTO DE RECURSOS NATURALES Y AMBIENTALES LABORATORIO DE INVESTIGACIONES PESQUERAS P.O. Box 3665 Mayagüez, P.R Teléfono: ( ); Fax ( ) Correo electrónico- dmatos@drna.gobierno.pr PROGRAMA DE ESTADISTICAS PESQUERAS SISTEMA DE UN BOLETO POR VIAJE Pesca: Diurna Nocturna Reportado por: Pescadería Pescador Fecha del desembarco / / Mes Díá Año Municipio de desembarco Centro de desembarco Nombre del pescador Número de licencia ( 1 ) Número de licencia ( 2 ) Nombre del pescador ( 2 ) Nombre del pescador ( 3 ) Número de licencia ( 3 ) Número de teléfono Profundidad donde ocurrió mayor captura (brasas). la Registro de embarcación Area de captura,,,,, (puede ser más de un área). Número Permiso si aplica: HMS Pesca capturada a una distancia de la costa: Mayor ( 9 millas ) Si pescó con nasas o cajones, cuantos días estuvieron sumergidos? Menor o igual a ( 9 millas ) CLASE DE PESCADO PESO PRECIO POR LIBRA ARTE HORAS PESCANDO CANTIDAD O TAMAÑO DE ARTE CLASE DE PESCADO PESO PRECIO POR LIBRA ARTE HORAS PESCANDO CANTIDAD O TAMAÑO DE ARTE PELAGICO (226) ATUN ALETA AMARILLA (Yellowfin) (229) BACORA (Skipjack tuna) (228) BONITO (Blackfin tuna) (230) VACA (Little tunny) (720 ) PATUDO (Bigeye tuna) (227) ATUN BLANCO (Albacore) (225) ATUNES (Familia) (128) DORADO (Dolphinfish or Mahi) (232) PETO (Wahoo) TIBURONES (008) TIBURONES (Familia) (010) TIGRE (Tiger Shark) (016) CORNUA GRANDE (GREAT HAMMERHEAD) Añadir Especie a mano (012) LIMON (LEMON SHARK) (003) VILMA (SEVENGILL SHARK) (400) TIBURON ARRECIFE CARIBEÑO Añadir Especie a mano MARISCOS (906) CANGREJOS MARINOS (Crabs) (900) CARRUCHO (Conchs) (904) JUEY DE TIERRA (Land Crab) (901) LANGOSTA (Spiny Lobsters) (935) CANGREJO DE CORAL (Coral Crab) (902) PULPO (Octopus) (905) OTROS MARISCOS (Other Shellfish) CARNADA Y ESPECIE DE BAJURA (036) SARDINAS (Herrings) (055) BALAJU (Ballyhoo) (199) JAREA (White Mullet) (147) MOJARRAS (076) ROBALOS (Snooks) (936) CALAMAR (Squid) (908) CAMARON (Shrimp) Añadir Especie a mano PARGOS Y MEROS DE AGUAS PROFUNDAS (142) BESUGO (Vermilion Snapper) (143) CARTUCHO (Queen Snapper) (139) CHILLO (Silk Snapper) (144) MUNIAMA DE AFUERA (Cardinal Snapper) (141) CHOPA NEGRA (Black Snapper) (138) NEGRA O ALINEGRA (Blackfin Snapper) (760) MERO GUAJIL DEL HONDO (Yellowedge grouper) (086) MERO GUASA (Misty grouper) (850) CARTUCHO PRIETO (Atlantic Scombrops) PECES DE ARRECIFE (079) MEROS (Groupers) (088) CABRILLA (Red Hind) (091) GUAJIL (Yellowfin Grouper) (080) MANTEQUILLA (Coney) (130) PARGOS (Familia) (Snappers) (136) ARRAYADO (Lane Snapper) (140) COLIRRUBIA (Yellowtail snapper) (134) SAMA (Mutton snapper) (131) PARGO MULATO (Cubera snapper) (Grunts) (189) CAPITAN (Hogfish) (256) CHAPINES (Trunkfishes) (064) GALLOS (Squirrelfish) (192) LOROS (Parrotfish) (251) PEJE PUERCO (Queen triggerfish) (202) PICUA PARDA o PICUDILLAS (Barracudas Family) (164) PLUMAS (Porgies) (176) SALMONETE AMARILLO (Yellow goatfish) (175) SALMONETE COLORADO (Spotted goatfish) (109) JURELES (Familia) (Jacks) (115) COJINUA (Bar Jack) (152) RONCOS (Familia) (Grunts) (118) JUREL OJON (Horseeye Jack) (234) SIERRA ALASANA (Cero Mackerel) (233) SIERRA CARITE (Kingfish Mackerel) (546) PEZ LEON (Lion Fish)

5 Biostatistics Program (established Biostatistics Program (established since 1984) since 1984)

6 2010 Govermente reduce personnel due to Financial Problems

7 Puerto Rico s Commercial Fisheries Profile ,100 Commercial Active Fishers during the last three years. 20,000 trip tickets reported yearly 1.25 Millions Pound Reported yearly Approximately 800 trips intervirewed by port samplers to collect bostatistics data yearly. CFSP personnel observed a decrease in fishing activity.

8 CFSP Current Personnel DNER Regular Personnel (all full time; Funded 67% by DNER and 33% by NOAA) Project Leader Two Port Samplers One Statistics Clerk Contractors (Funded 100% by NOAA) Three biologists (Part Time port samplers) One biologist (Full Time at the office helping with data editions) One Statistics Clerk (Full Time at the office)

9 Port samplers visited 3-4 days weekly the fishing centers to collect Biostatistical data.

10 Data Entry Status Trip ticket the CFSP is entering the May 2014 landings data. Biostatistics Port samplers enter their data using NOAA/SEFSC/TIP. They are entering Jan- Feb 2015.

11 Future tasks for the CFSP Commercial Fishing Census Commercial Fishing Census Develop a telephone application for Trip Ticket Program -Improve the Correction Factor -Increase Funds