Alaska Sablefish Longline Survey Reports

The Alaska Sablefish Longline survey was designed to study the relative number and size of commercially important groundfish species such as sablefish, Greenland turbot, and Pacific cod, as well as other groundfish species. The survey also includes other data collection and tagging activities for scientific research. The reports below include survey results since 1999.

Mortality of incidentally caught and released sablefish (Anoplopoma fimbria) on longline gear in Alaska

Mortality of incidentally caught and released sablefish (Anoplopoma fimbria) on longline gear in Alaska

Participatory place-based integrated ecosystem assessment in Sitka, Alaska: Constructing and operationalizing a socio-ecological conceptual model for sablefish (Anoplopoma fimbria) - ScienceDirect

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Alaska Longline Fishermen's Association – Sitka Local Foods Network

Figure. Annual length-at-age (growth) curves for female sablefish

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Whales find Alaska fishers' catch is easy pickings

The Long-Term Dynamics of Sablefish (Anoplopoma fimbria) Stocks in the Western Bering Sea and Prospects for their Commercial Exploitation

Alaska Sablefish Tagging Program

PDF) Effects of individual quotas on catching efficiency and spawning potential in the Alaska sablefish fishery

MESA: Longline Survey Data

Longline Fishing Survey

NMFS Longline Survey Stations and Observer Sets Sampled 1998-2012. Map