D. Submission instructions. 1. Weekly reports must be received from designated representatives in the prescribed Fishery Northwest Atlantic Ocean. Washington, Oregon California Trawl Seamount Groundfish. Atlantic Billfish and Sharks. Bering Sea and Aleutian Islands Gulf of format by the appropriate Regional/Center Director of the National Marine Fisheries Service by the times indicated below: Address Director, Northeast Region, National Marine Fisheries Service 14 Elm Street Gloucester, Massachusetts 01930 Telex No.: 940007. Director, Northwest Region National Marine Director, Alaska Region National Marine Fish- Report Received by Wednesday, 1900 G.m.t., following reporting period. Wednesday, 1900 G.m.t., following reporting period. Wednesday, 1900 G.m.t., following reporting period. Wednesday, 1900 G.m.t., following reporting period. Second Monday, 1900 G.m.t., following reporting period. Wednesday, 1900 G.m.t. following reporting period. Table 1. Fishing gear and season restrictions by fishing area. Northwest Atlantic Ocean Fishery Unless otherwise noted, seasons open at 0001 hours local time on the first day of the month and terminate at 2400 hours local time on the last day of the month. 1/ Coordinates of the various arean are net forth in Figure 1 to Appendix II of 8611.9. 2/ Sensen begins at 0001 hours local time on June 15, and terminaten at 2400 hours local time on September 15. Denotes maximum open finhing season, nubject to possible earlier closure for some or all nations in accordance with A611.15 2. By agreement with the appropriate Regional/Center Director, weekly reports may be submitted to some other appropriate representative of the National Marine Fisheries Service. APPENDIX V-WEEKLY REPORT OF RECEIPT OF U.S. HARVESTED FISH A. Report form entries. 1. Page numbering, vessel name, permit number, month/day, area code, designated representative, and date shall be entered in accordance with the instructions for the Weekly Catch Report contained in Appendix IV A 1-5, 9 and 10. 2. Species: Enter the code from Appendix I for each species received during the reporting period, including those which are subsequently discarded. 3. Amounts received: Enter the round weight, to the nearest tenth of a metric ton (0.1 m.t.), by species and area, of species received from vessels of the U.S. during the reporting period, regardless of whether retained or discarded. B. Telex reports. 1. To ensure receipt of the Weekly Report of Receipts of U.S. Harvested Fish in a timely manner, Telex reports may be used. If a Telex report is submitted, a completed copy of the report form must be submitted by mail as a confirmation. Designated representatives may include a number of vessel reports in one Telex message providing the information is submitted on a vessel-byvessel basis. 2. Reports submitted by Telex shall contain the message identifier "RECREP" as the first group of the text to indicate that the information which follows constitutes a Weekly Report of Receipt of U.S. Harvested Fish. Data shall be submitted as follows: Vessel name/Permit number/Date// Area// Species/Amount received//Species/Amount received//etc.// Area// Species/Amount received//Species/Amount received//etc.//etc. C. Example of a Weekly Report of Receipt of U.S. Harvested Fish. 1. The stern trawler NAVIS, operating under permit number LT-79-0001-A which authorizes the receipt of U.S. harvested PaIcific hake and other associated species in the Washington, Oregon, California trawl fishery, received from U.S. vessels in the Columbia area (Code 71) during the week of June 3-9, 1979, the following species and amounts: Pacific hake (code 704), 156.3 tons; rockfishes (code 849), .2 tons; jack mackerel (code 208), 27.0 tons; and other species (code 499), .1 tons. 2. The text of the Telex report would appear as follows: RECREP NAVIS/LT790001A/0609// 71// 704/156.3//849/.2//208/27.0//499/.1// 3. The completed form would appear as follows: 33-187 0-84-30 |