North Vancouver Island sport fishery creel survey statistics for salmon and groundfish, 1993 / by L.D. Collicutt, T.F. Shardlow and G.E. Gillespie. : Fs97-6/1974E-PDF

"Catch and effort statistics for Pacific Fishery Management Area 12 are presented for April to August, 1993. The statistics were derived by a combination of access point and roving creel surveys and a fishing lodge census. This was the third year creel surveys were conducted in this Area. From April to August, Area 12 anglers conducted an estimated 37,370 boat trips and kept 36,023 coho, 42,743 pink, 12,363 chinook, 7,744 sockeye and 120 chum salmon, as well as 13,097 rockfish, 1,544 lingcod and 1,135 halibut. Among salmon examined for marks, 3.9% of chinook and 1.6% of coho had adipose fin clips. The chinook catch consisted of 38% age 4 fish, 35% age 3, 27% age 5 and older and 0% age 2 fish"--Abstract, page vi.

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