Gulf of Alaska Groundfish Plan Team Gulf of Alaska Groundfish Plan Team December 2005 Update on groundfish stock trends for the Gulf of Alaska GOA Plan.

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Gulf of Alaska Groundfish Plan Team Gulf of Alaska Groundfish Plan Team December 2005 Update on groundfish stock trends for the Gulf of Alaska GOA Plan Team Members James Ianelli (co-chair)AFSC Diana Stram (co-chair)NPFMC Ken GoldmanADFG Tory O’ConnellADFG Nick SagalkinADFG Bob FoyUAF Bill ClarkIPHC Theresa TsouWDF Jeff FujiokaAFSC Sarah GaichasAFSC Jon HeifetzAFSC Tom PearsonAKR Ward TestaNMML Kathy KuletzUSFWS

Gulf of Alaska Groundfish Plan Team Main events in the GOA  NMFS 2005 Summer bottom trawl survey  Gulf-wide this year (2001 excluded the EGOA)  Depths to 700m  17 assessment sections  20 species or assemblages with ABC/OFLs  65 area-specific ABC recommendations  Projection model updated  Allows better calculation of actual mortality

Gulf of Alaska Groundfish Plan Team 2005 data collection efforts  NMFS bottom-trawl survey  Summer, most species  Shelikof survey  Winter, mainly pollock  Longline survey data  Summer, mainly sablefish, IPHC (in some assessments)  Submersible surveys (DSR)  Scientific observer program  Logbook  Landings e.g., ADFG Fish-ticket, catch accounting system

Gulf of Alaska Groundfish Plan Team NMFS GOA Summer bottom trawl survey—all groundfish

Gulf of Alaska Groundfish Plan Team Change in relative abundance Survey data summary 30% Central and western GOA

Gulf of Alaska Groundfish Plan Team Assessment summaries  By management group

Gulf of Alaska Groundfish Plan Team ABC Summary Summary: Page 11 Chapter: Page 41 Species 2005 Catch 2005 ABC 2006 ABCChange Pollock80,181 91,710 86,547 down 5,163(6%) Pacific Cod33,462 58,100 79,618 up 21,518(37%) Sablefish13,654 15,940 14,840 down 1,100(7%) Flatfish9, , ,135 down 9,505(8%) Arrowtooth flounder19, , ,844 down 39,056(18%) Rockfish20,875 31,229 33,385 up 2,156(7%) Skates2,604 8,144 8,056 down 88(1%) Total 179, , ,425 down 31,238(6%)

Gulf of Alaska Groundfish Plan Team GOA Pollock assessment features  2005 Winter EIT (acoustic) survey (NMFS/AFSC processed report)  Environmental indices  Predator prey evaluation  2005 summer bottom-trawl survey  2005 summer EIT survey (partial)

Gulf of Alaska Groundfish Plan Team 2005 Winter EIT Survey

Gulf of Alaska Groundfish Plan Team Pollock length frequencies Shelikof Strait EIT survey

Gulf of Alaska Groundfish Plan Team NMFS summer bottom-trawl survey

Gulf of Alaska Groundfish Plan Team Survey estimates ADFG bottom-trawl survey Summer NMFS bottom-trawl survey Winter acoustic survey

Gulf of Alaska Groundfish Plan Team GOA pollock model results Recruitment Spawning biomass

Gulf of Alaska Groundfish Plan Team Gulf of Alaska predation Arrowtooth flounder

Gulf of Alaska Groundfish Plan Team GOA pollock arrowtooth flounder

Gulf of Alaska Groundfish Plan Team Trends in pollock predators A number of additional conservation measures were considered in selecting a model for ABC recommendations

Gulf of Alaska Groundfish Plan Team ABC Summary Pacific cod Summary: Page 13 Chapter: Page 155 Species 2005 Catch 2005 ABC 2006 ABCChange Pollock80,181 91,710 86,547 down 5,163(6%) Pacific Cod33,462 58,100 79,618 up 21,518(37%) Sablefish13,654 15,940 14,840 down 1,100(7%) Flatfish9, , ,135 down 9,505(8%) Arrowtooth flounder19, , ,844 down 39,056(18%) Rockfish20,875 31,229 33,385 up 2,156(7%) Skates2,604 8,144 8,056 down 88(1%) Total 179, , ,425 down 31,238(6%)

Gulf of Alaska Groundfish Plan Team Pacific cod Data update  2004 catch and length comp updated  Preliminary 2005 catch and length comp added  2005 survey data included (~4% increase from 2003) Maturity schedule New model software Results  Spawning biomass up 80% from previous model Primarily due to maturity schedule, not model or survey Maximum permissible ABC recommended  Selected model an improvement  Note that this ABC is considerably higher than the 2005 ABC  The Team recommended that Council set TAC below ABC

Gulf of Alaska Groundfish Plan Team GOA Pacific cod Recruitment Biomass estimates Female spawning biomass 2006 = 116,600 B 40% =106,800

Gulf of Alaska Groundfish Plan Team ABC Summary Sablefish Summary: Page 14 Chapter: Page 245 Species 2005 Catch 2005 ABC 2006 ABCChange Pollock80,181 91,710 86,547 down 5,163(6%) Pacific Cod33,462 58,100 79,618 up 21,518(37%) Sablefish13,654 15,940 14,840 down 1,100(7%) Flatfish9, , ,135 down 9,505(8%) Arrowtooth flounder19, , ,844 down 39,056(18%) Rockfish20,875 31,229 33,385 up 2,156(7%) Skates2,604 8,144 8,056 down 88(1%) Total 179, , ,425 down 31,238(6%)

Gulf of Alaska Groundfish Plan Team Sablefish Survey abundance decreased ~3% from 2004 estimate Status “moderate” 2005 survey abundance is about 6% higher than 2000 level Below the B 40% level (~91%) Spawning biomass (1,000’s tons) 2006 = B 40% =211.0

Gulf of Alaska Groundfish Plan Team Abundance indices Sablefish-Alaska wide

Gulf of Alaska Groundfish Plan Team Sablefish spawning biomass trend

Gulf of Alaska Groundfish Plan Team Sablefish apportionment  Originated from the SSC and adopted by the Council  Plan Team:  Agreed with current method  Cautioned that methodological changes may warrant further review

Gulf of Alaska Groundfish Plan Team Sablefish ABC by areas

Gulf of Alaska Groundfish Plan Team ABC Summary Summary: Page 15 Chapter: Page 317 Species 2005 Catch 2005 ABC 2006 ABCChange Pollock80,181 91,710 86,547 down 5,163(6%) Pacific Cod33,462 58,100 79,618 up 21,518(37%) Sablefish13,654 15,940 14,840 down 1,100(7%) Flatfish9, , ,135 down 9,505(8%) Arrowtooth flounder19, , ,844 down 39,056(18%) Rockfish20,875 31,229 33,385 up 2,156(7%) Skates2,604 8,144 8,056 down 88(1%) Total 179, , ,425 down 31,238(6%)

Gulf of Alaska Groundfish Plan Team Flatfish ABC’s Deep-water ABC derived from Dover assessment (Tier 3) + others (Tier 5) Species2005 ABC2006 ABCChange Deep water flatfish 6,820 8,665 up 1,845(27%) Rex sole 12,650 9,200 down 3,450(27%) Shallow water flatfish 52,070 51,450 down 620(1%) Flathead sole 45,100 37,820 down 7,280(16%) Arrowtooth flounder 216, ,844 down 39,056(18%)

Gulf of Alaska Groundfish Plan Team Flatfish 2006 ABC’s 247,160 tons total

Gulf of Alaska Groundfish Plan Team Dover sole Main deepwater flatfish component Female spawning biomass 2006 = 41,900 B40%= 21,600 Biomass estimates Recruitment

Gulf of Alaska Groundfish Plan Team Rex sole Split from deep-water complex in 1993

Gulf of Alaska Groundfish Plan Team Rex sole Biomass estimates Survey Recruitment Female spawning biomass (tons)  2006 = 49,200  B 40% =20,700 Tier 5 ABC calculation But applied to model estimate of biomass

Gulf of Alaska Groundfish Plan Team Flathead sole biomass Female spawning biomass (tons) 2006 = 93,100 B40%=42,250 Flathead sole catch < 1% of biomass

Gulf of Alaska Groundfish Plan Team Arrowtooth flounder Female spawning biomass (tons) 2006 = 1,173,000 B 40% = 545,900

Gulf of Alaska Groundfish Plan Team ABC Summary Summary: Page 19 Chapter: Page 525 Species 2005 Catch 2005 ABC 2006 ABCChange Pollock80,181 91,710 86,547 down 5,163(6%) Pacific Cod33,462 58,100 79,618 up 21,518(37%) Sablefish13,654 15,940 14,840 down 1,100(7%) Flatfish9, , ,135 down 9,505(8%) Arrowtooth flounder19, , ,844 down 39,056(18%) Rockfish20,875 31,229 33,385 up 2,156(7%) Skates2,604 8,144 8,056 down 88(1%) Total 179, , ,425 down 31,238(6%)

Gulf of Alaska Groundfish Plan Team Rockfish ABC’s Pelagic shelf ABC derived from dusky assessment (Tier 3) + others (Tier 5) Species2005 ABC2006 ABCChange Other Slope rockfish 3,900 4,152 up 252(6%) Northern rockfish 5,091 same(0%) Pacific ocean perch 13,575 14,261 up 686(5%) Shortraker up 90(12%) Rougheye 1, down 24(2%) Shortraker/ rougheye 1,760 1,826 up 66(4%) Pelagic shelf rockfish 4,553 5,436 up 883(19%) Demersal Shelf Rockfish 410 same(0%) Thornyhead rockfish 1,940 2,209 up 269(14%) Total 32,989 33,385 up 396(1%)

Gulf of Alaska Groundfish Plan Team Slope Rockfish 2006 ABC’s 27,156 tons total

Gulf of Alaska Groundfish Plan Team POP spawning biomass 2006 = 93,100 mt B 40% =90,000 mt

Gulf of Alaska Groundfish Plan Team Northern rockfish Spawning biomass 2006 = 36,200 mt B 40% =29,600mt

Gulf of Alaska Groundfish Plan Team Rougheye rockfish  Split from Shortraker for management  Age-structured model (Tier 3a)  Biomass appears stable  For trawl and longline survey But 2005 longline survey estimate down  Model changes:  Age-error matrix (rougheye based)  New catch proportion methodology

Gulf of Alaska Groundfish Plan Team Rougheye assessment Biomass Catch Bottom trawl survey Longline survey 2006 spawning biomass = 10,000 mt B 40% = 8,400 mt

Gulf of Alaska Groundfish Plan Team Shortrakers and other slope rockfish Managed separately Other slope: Tier 5 complex (except sharpchin—Tier 4)  Biomass used average of last three surveys Overall complex abundance increased Shortraker increasing in trawl surveys  But lower in 2005 longline survey Area-specific TACs exceeded in some areas (WGOA, CGOA)

Gulf of Alaska Groundfish Plan Team Shortraker rockfish and other slope ABC calculations SpeciesTier Biomass F ABC ABC Sharpchin4 20, ,103 Redstripe5 11, Harlequin5 15, Silvergrey5 38, ,154 Redbanded5 5, Minor species5 2, Combined other 93, ,150 Shortraker537, ,124 Units: metric tons

Gulf of Alaska Groundfish Plan Team Pelagic Shelf rockfish Dusky: Age-structured model  Large increase in biomass from 2003 to 2005 trawl survey  Model selected with updated data and new size-age, natural mortality Two-tier management: Dark, widow, yellowtail Tier 5 Survey biomass based

Gulf of Alaska Groundfish Plan Team Dusky model results Recruitment Catch (t) Spawning biomass Survey 2006 spawning biomass: 24,700 mt, B 40% =18,300 mt

Gulf of Alaska Groundfish Plan Team Pelagic shelf rockfish: catch & TAC Dusky, widow, & yellowtail

Gulf of Alaska Groundfish Plan Team Demersal shelf rockfish

Gulf of Alaska Groundfish Plan Team Bottom trawl spatial distribution

Gulf of Alaska Groundfish Plan Team Thornyhead surveys

Gulf of Alaska Groundfish Plan Team Atka mackerel  Abundances up  Influx of a strong year classes from the Aleutians?  Evidence of nesting sites  Catch  TAC exceeded in recent years (by about 30%)  No directed fishery  Tiers 5 & 6 presented as options  Plan Team adopted Tier 6

Gulf of Alaska Groundfish Plan Team Atka mackerel bottom-trawl survey patterns Team recommended an ABC 4,700 mt Discussed directed fishery versus bycatch needs Plan Team strongly encouraged TAC 1,500 t

Gulf of Alaska Groundfish Plan Team ABC Summary Summary: Page 15 Chapter: Page 317 Species 2005 Catch 2005 ABC 2006 ABCChange Pollock80,181 91,710 86,547 down 5,163(6%) Pacific Cod33,462 58,100 79,618 up 21,518(37%) Sablefish13,654 15,940 14,840 down 1,100(7%) Flatfish9, , ,135 down 9,505(8%) Arrowtooth flounder19, , ,844 down 39,056(18%) Rockfish20,875 31,229 33,385 up 2,156(7%) Skates2,604 8,144 8,056 down 88(1%) Total 179, , ,425 down 31,238(6%)

Gulf of Alaska Groundfish Plan Team Skates  In GOA, 2 main target species  Big skate(Raja binoculata)  Longnose skate (Raja rhina)  3 rd group composed of many species  Bathyraja spp.  not targeted to date Rough relative biomass estimates (in GOA) Big skate ~50%, longnose about 32%, ~18% to Bathyraja spp.

Gulf of Alaska Groundfish Plan Team Survey biomass estimates

Gulf of Alaska Groundfish Plan Team Skate issues Skate catch estimates  Requires expansion using sparse data  Halibut fishery skate bycatch significant ABC/OFL  Author recommended area-specific OFL—Team disagreed  Plan Team recommended that a directed skate fishery not be allowed Species2005 catch* Change Big skate844 3,999 3,544 down 455(11%) Longnose skate1,097 2,818 2,895 up 77(3%) Other skate663 1,327 1,617 up 290(22%) All skates2,6048,1448,056 down 88(1%) *not including author’s estimated adjustments

Gulf of Alaska Groundfish Plan Team Ecosystem summary  Initial attempt to summarize  Work in progress…

Gulf of Alaska Groundfish Plan Team Other issues Other species TAC specifications  Change “other species” TAC to < 5% of combined GOA groundfish  Goal to specify ABCs individually (non-target initiative)  Plan Team recommends 4,000 mt to meet incidental catch needs Dark rockfish removal from the FMP initiated in 2005 Initial Council review will occur in Feb 2006 Forage fish assessment included  Unique application of ecosystem model for abundance estimates

Gulf of Alaska Groundfish Plan Team GOA 2006 Plan Team ABC’s 512,125 mt

Gulf of Alaska Groundfish Plan Team GOA Catch and ABC levels 2005 compared to 2006

Gulf of Alaska Groundfish Plan Team Percent of Max permissible ABC Pollock85% Northern Rockfish80% Demersal shelf rckfsh77%