This chart outlines the Gulf of America's Marine Recreational Information Program Partnership's projected timeline for projects to support the effective use of Gulf state recreational fishing data in federal stock assessments and fisheries management.
This document outlines the Marine Recreational Information Program partnership's plan to transition to administering the improved Fishing Effort Survey beginning in 2026.
This report presents findings from a year-long NOAA Fisheries study conducted throughout 2024 that tested an experimental design for the Fishing Effort Survey to assess impacts on fishing activity, or effort, estimates.
The annual report provides a summary of the economic performance of U.S. marine fisheries and their important role in our nation's economy.
FEUS 2023 is the current report.
The Catch Sharing Plan authorizes transfers of Alaska commercial halibut individual fishing quota as guided angler fish (GAF) in IPHC Areas 2C and 3A. These reports are annual summaries of GAF activity and provide details of the Program since inception.
This chart outlines the Gulf of America's Marine Recreational Information Program Partnership's projected timeline for projects to support the effective use of Gulf state recreational fishing data in federal stock assessments and fisheries management.
This plan outlines a multi-year timeline to support the effective use of Gulf state recreational fishing data in the federal stock assessment and fisheries management process.
This report details the background, technologies, and conclusions discussed at the second IRA workshop on July 30 - August 1, 2024. The focus of this workshop was the improvement of recreational discard estimates from federal and state surveys.
Four data sources are integrated to generate time series of annual estimated catch for each of the 13 Bottomfish Management Unit Species (BMUS) of Guam.