Vin Malkoski Senior Marine Fisheries Biologist

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Vin Malkoski Senior Marine Fisheries Biologist Fishing Activity, Resources, Habitat in Nantucket Sound and Related Questions Vin Malkoski Senior Marine Fisheries Biologist

Division of Marine Fisheries Introduction The shoal areas of Nantucket Sound provide a very important feeding and/or nursery ground for many species of finfish and invertebrates including: Bluefish (Pomatomas saltatrix) Striped bass (Morone saxatilis) Scup (Stenotomus chrysops) Summer flounder (Paralichthys dentatus) Black sea bass (Centropristis striata) Tautog (Tautoga onitis) Squid (Loligo & Illex ) Knobbed whelk (Busycon carica). 11/22/2018 Division of Marine Fisheries

Division of Marine Fisheries Introduction (cont.) The commercial and recreational harvest of fish and invertebrates in Nantucket Sound provides millions of dollars in revenue to the local economy and is an integral part of life in many Cape towns. 11/22/2018 Division of Marine Fisheries

Methods of Commercial Harvest Conch Pots Fish Pots Fish Weirs Hand lines Otter Trawl Rod & Reel Shellfish Drags & Dredging 11/22/2018 Division of Marine Fisheries

Commercial Fisheries Harvest Year 2000 Squid (Loligo, Illex and unspecified) Number of Boats in 2000: 34 Landings in pounds: Trawl - 637,522 Weir - 110,620 Fluke Number of Boats in 2000: 58 Landings in pounds: Trawl - 508,785 Hand line - 63,598 Trap - 707 Scottish Seine - 100 11/22/2018 Division of Marine Fisheries

Commercial Fisheries Harvest Year 2000 Conch (Channeled, Knobbed, Lightning Whelk and unspecified) Number of Boats: 17 Landings in pounds: Trawl - 16,222 Fish Pot - 4,667 Lobster Pot - 1,382 Other Pot - 2,063 Striped Bass Pounds sold July through September 2000: 12,537 11/22/2018 Division of Marine Fisheries

Commercial Fisheries Harvest Year 2000 Black Sea Bass Pots (From state catch report data) Number of boats: 35 Landings in pounds: 625,902 Conch Pots (From state catch report data) Number of boats: 39 Landings in pounds: 1,078,956 11/22/2018 Division of Marine Fisheries

Commercial Fisheries Harvest Year 2000 Fish weirs - Landings by pound Atlantic Mackerel - 430,785 Squid - 322,608 King Mackerel - 151,615 Scup - 76,693 Butterfish - 12,464 Bluefish - 11,076 Spanish Mackerel - 11,046 Fluke - 3,924 Albacore - 1,363 Bonito - 356 Tautog - 51 Amberjack - 27 Weakfish - 18 11/22/2018 Division of Marine Fisheries

Commercial Fisheries Harvest Year 1990 - 2000 Shellfish - Landings by pound Bay Scallop (without shells) - 17,813 Bay Scallop (with shells) - 28,068 Littlenecks - 200 Mixed Quahogs - 3,985 Mussels - 8,548,273 Ocean Quahogs - 66,560 Sea Clams - 12,816,980 Sea Scallops (without shells) - 413 Soft Shell Clams - 42,285 11/22/2018 Division of Marine Fisheries

Recreational Fishing Activity Approximately 150 Party and Charter boats Privately owned vessels Rod & Reel and Hand line Trolling, Surface casting, Bottom fishing with bait and lures, Fly fishing Estimates of recreational anglers are in the hundreds of thousands 11/22/2018 Division of Marine Fisheries

Division of Marine Fisheries Data Resources DMF Resource Assessment Program Biannual trawl study Stratified random design for fisheries management Twenty-five year time series Annual beach seine survey Fisheries Dependent Investigations Landings data for commercial fisheries Sportfish Program 11/22/2018 Division of Marine Fisheries

Fisheries Related Questions How will installation of wind towers impact water flow and sediment transport during construction and long-term? Will there be a large-scale conversion of habitat from open shoals to structure oriented? How would such a conversion impact fisheries resources, particularly through alteration of juvenile and forage habitat? Will there be any electrical field impacts from the subsea cables and distribution hubs? 11/22/2018 Division of Marine Fisheries

Fisheries Related Questions Will access for recreational and commercial fishermen be restricted or lost due to operational or security issues? Will traditional fishing practices be altered and/or hindered by the presence of wind towers? Will USCG rescue capability be negatively impacted? What will be the magnitude of impacts caused by the unintended and/or sporadic deposition of chemicals, preservatives, copper, or structural elements? 11/22/2018 Division of Marine Fisheries