Geography of Rockfish
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1 Backgrounder: Geography of Rockfish This backgrounder explains the geographic areas and coordinates used in setting regulations; where different types of rockfish are found; and the differences between nearshore, slope and shelf areas. More information on rockfish, including habitat maps, can be found at www. pcouncil.org/habitat/habsuitmaps.html. INPFC Sub-Areas International North Pacific Fisheries Commission (INPFC) subareas are sometimes used to define fishing areas. The IN- PFC was established in 1952 and dissolved in 1993, but the areas defined by the INPFC are still commonly used in fisheries management. Vancouver: U.S.-Canada border to N. latitude Columbia: to N. latitude Eureka: to N. latitude Monterey: to N. latitude Conception: N. latitude to the U.S.-Mexican border Pacific Fishery Management Council 7700 NE Ambassador Place, Suite 101 Portland, Oregon Phone Toll free Fax
2 Landmark Locations The following latitudes and landmarks are commonly used as regulatory boundaries: Washington Cape Alava, WA Queets River, WA Pt. Chehalis, WA Leadbetter Point, WA Washington/Oregon border N. latitude N. latitude N. latitude N. latitude N. latitude Oregon Cape Falcon, OR (south of Cannon Beach): Cape Lookout, OR (about 10 miles south of Tillamook) Cascade Head, OR Heceta Head, OR Cape Arago, OR Cape Blanco, OR (north of Port Orford) Humbug Mountain Oregon/California border N. latitude N. latitude N. latitude N. latitude N. latitude N. latitude N. latitude N. latitude California Cape Mendocino, CA (slightly north of ) North/South management line (south of Eureka, near Garberville) Point Arena, CA (about 30 miles south of Mendocino) Point San Pedro, CA Pigeon Point, CA Ano Nuevo, CA Point Lopez, CA Point Conception, CA (north of Santa Barbara near Buellton) N. latitude N. latitude N. latitude N. latitude N. latitude N. latitude N. latitude N. latitude Rockfish Locations Currently, many regulations are designed to lessen the impacts of fishing on certain species of rockfish. Rockfish (except thornyheads) are divided into categories north and south of N. latitude, depending on the depth where they are often caught: nearshore, shelf, or slope. 2
3 Nearshore is defined (by the California Nearshore Fishery Management Plan) as the area from the high-tide line offshore to a depth of 120 ft (20 fm). Shelf refers to the continental shelf, while slope refers to the continental slope. Nearshore rockfish North of N. latitude black (Sebastes melanops) blue (S. mystinus) brown (S. auriculatus) China (S. nebulosus) copper (S. caurinus) quillback (S. maliger) Shelf rockfish North of N. latitude bocaccio (S. paucispinis) canary (S. pinniger) chilipepper (S. goodei) greenstriped (S. elongatus) pygmy (S. wilsoni) redstripe (S. proriger) rosethorn (S. helvomaculatus) silvergrey (S. brevispinis) stripetail (S. saxicola) tiger (S. nigrocinctus) vermilion (S. miniatus) widow (S. entomelas) yelloweye (S. ruberrimus) yellowtail (S. fl avidus) South of N. latitude black (Sebastes melanops) black and yellow (S. chrysomelas) blue (S. mystinus) brown (S. auriculatus) calico (S. dalli) California scorpionfish (Scorpaena guttata) China (S. nebulosus) copper (S. caurinus) gopher (S. carnatus) grass (S. rastrelliger) kelp (S. atrovirens) olive (S. serranoides) quillback (S. maliger) treefish (S. serriceps) South of N. latitude bocaccio (S. paucispinis) bronzespotted (S. gilli) canary (S. pinniger) chameleon (S. phillipsi) chilipepper (S. goodei) cowcod (S. levis) dwarf-red (S. rufinanus) flag (S. rubrivinctus) freckled (S. lentiginosus) greenblotched (S. rosenblatti) greenspotted (S. chlorostictus) greenstriped (S. elongatus) halfbanded (S. semicinctus) honeycomb (S. umbrosus) Mexican (S. macdonaldi) pink (S. eos) pinkrose (S. simulator) pygmy (S. wilsoni) redstripe (S. proriger) rosethorn (S. helvomaculatus) rosy (S. rosaceus) shortbelly (S. jordani) silvergrey (S. brevispinis) (mostly in north) speckled (S. ovalis) squarespot (S. hopkinsi) starry (S. constellatus) stripetail (S. saxicola) swordspine (S. ensifer) tiger (S. nigrocinctus) vermilion (S. miniatus) 3
4 Pacific Coast Groundfish Fishery Management Plan. a/ (Page 1 of 4) Flatfish Species Arrowtooth flounder Atheresthes stomias N. 34º N lat. N. 40º N lat Butter sole Isopsetta isolepis N. 34º N lat. N. 34º N lat Curlfin sole Pleuronichthys decurrens Coastwide Coastwide Dover sole Microstomus pacificus Coastwide Coastwide English sole Parophrys vetulus Coastwide Coastwide Flathead sole Hippoglossoides elassodon N. 38º N lat. N. 40º N lat Pacific sanddab Citharichthys sordidus Coastwide Coastwide Petrale sole Eopsetta jordani Coastwide Coastwide Rex sole Glyptocephalus zachirus Coastwide Coastwide Rock sole Lepidopsetta bilineata Coastwide N. 32º30' N.lat summer winter Sand sole Psettichthys melanostictus Coastwide N. 33º50' N.lat Starry flounder Platichthys stellatus Coastwide N. 34º20' N.lat Rockfish Species b/ Aurora rockfish Sebastes aurora Coastwide Coastwide Bank rockfish Sebastes rufus S. 39º30' N.lat. S. 39º30' N.lat Black rockfish Sebastes melanops N. 34º N lat. N. 34º N lat Black-and-yellow rockfish Sebastes chrysomelas S. 40º N lat. S. 40º N lat Blackgill rockfish Sebastes melanostomus Coastwide S. 40º N lat Blue rockfish Sebastes mystinus Coastwide Coastwide Bocaccio c/ Sebastes paucispinis Coastwide S. 40º N. lat., N. 48º N. lat Bronzespotted rockfish Sebastes gilli S. 37º N lat. S. 37º N lat Brown rockfish Sebastes auriculatus Coastwide S. 40º N lat Calico rockfish Sebastes dallii S. 38º N lat. S. 33º N lat California scorpionfish Scorpaena gutatta S. 37º N lat. S. 34º27' N.lat Canary rockfish Sebastes pinniger Coastwide Coastwide Chameleon rockfish Sebastes phillipsi 37º-33º N lat. 37º-33º N lat Chilipepper rockfish Sebastes goodei Coastwide 34º-40º N lat China rockfish Sebastes nebulosus N. 34º N lat. N. 35º N lat Copper rockfish Sebastes caurinus Coastwide S. 40º N lat Cowcod Sebastes levis S. 40º N lat. S. 34º27' N.lat
5 Pacific Coast Groundfish Fishery Management Plan (continued) a/ (Page 2 of 4) Darkblotched rockfish Sebastes crameri N. 33º N lat. N. 38º N lat Dusky rockfish d/ Sebastes ciliatus N. 55º N lat. N. 55º N lat Dwarf-Red rockfish Sebastes rufinanus 33º N lat. 33º N lat. >100 >100 Flag rockfish Sebastes rubrivinctus S. 38º N lat. S. 37º N lat shallow Freckled rockfish Sebastes lentignosus S. 33º N lat. S. 33º N lat Gopher rockfish Sebastes carnatus S. 40º N lat. S. 40º N lat Grass rockfish Sebastes rastrelliger S. 44º40' N.lat. S. 40º N lat Greenblotched rockfish Sebastes rosenblatti S. 38º N lat. S. 38º N lat Greenspotted rockfish Sebastes chlorostictus S. 47º N lat. S. 40º N lat Greenstriped rockfish Sebastes elongatus Coastwide Coastwide Halfbanded rockfish Sebastes semicinctus S. 36º40' N.lat. S. 36º40' N.lat Harlequin rockfish e/ Sebastes variegatus N. 40 º N lat. N. 51º N. lat Honeycomb rockfish Sebastes umbrosus S. 36º40' N.lat. S. 34º27' N.lat Kelp rockfish Sebastes atrovirens S. 39º N lat. S. 37º N lat Longspine thornyhead Sebastolobus altivelis Coastwide Coastwide 167-> Mexican rockfish Sebastes macdonaldi S. 36º20' N.lat. S. 36º20' N.lat Olive rockfish Sebastes serranoides S. 41º20' N.lat. S. 40º N lat Pacific ocean perch Sebastes alutus Coastwide N. 42º N lat Pink rockfish Sebastes eos S. 37º N lat. S. 35º N lat Pinkrose rockfish Sebastes simulator S. 34º N lat. S. 34º N lat Puget Sound rockfish Sebastes emphaeus N. 40º N lat. N. 40º N lat Pygmy rockfish Sebastes wilsoni N. 32º30' N.lat. N. 32º30' N.lat Quillback rockfish Sebastes maliger N. 36º20' N.lat. N. 40º N lat Redbanded rockfish Sebastes babcocki Coastwide N. 37º N lat Redstripe rockfish Sebastes proriger N. 37º N lat. N. 37º N lat Rosethorn rockfish Sebastes helvomaculatus Coastwide N. 38º N lat Rosy rockfish Sebastes rosaceus S. 42º N lat. S. 40º N lat Rougheye rockfish Sebastes aleutianus Coastwide N. 40º N. lat Semaphore rockfish Sebastes melanosema S. 34º27' N.lat. S. 34º27' N.lat Sharpchin rockfish Sebastes zacentrus Coastwide Coastwide
6 Pacific Coast Groundfish Fishery Management Plan (continued) a/ (Page 3 of 4) Shortbelly rockfish Sebastes jordani Coastwide S. 46º N lat Shortraker rockfish Sebastes borealis N. 39º30' N.lat. N. 44º N lat Shortspine thornyhead Sebastolobus alascanus Coastwide Coastwide 14-> Silvergray rockfish Sebastes brevispinis Coastwide N. 40º N lat Speckled rockfish Sebastes ovalis S. 38º N lat. S. 37º N lat Splitnose rockfish Sebastes diploproa Coastwide Coastwide Squarespot rockfish Sebastes hopkinsi S. 38º N lat. S. 36º N lat Starry rockfish Sebastes constellatus S. 38º N lat. S. 37º N lat Stripetail rockfish Sebastes saxicola Coastwide Coastwide Swordspine rockfish Sebastes ensifer S. 38º N lat. S. 38º N lat Tiger rockfish Sebastes nigrocinctus N. 35º N lat. N. 35º N lat Treefish Sebastes serriceps S. 38º N lat. S. 34º27' N.lat Vermilion rockfish Sebastes miniatus Coastwide Coastwide Widow rockfish Sebastes entomelas Coastwide N. 37º N lat Yelloweye rockfish Sebastes ruberrimus Coastwide N. 36º N lat Yellowmouth rockfish Sebastes reedi N. 40º N lat. N. 40º N lat Yellowtail rockfish Sebastes flavidus Coastwide N. 37º N lat Cabezon Kelp greenling Scorpaenichthys marmoratus Hexagrammos decagrammus Roundfish Species Coastwide Coastwide Coastwide N. 40º N lat Lingcod Ophiodon elongatus Coastwide Coastwide Pacific cod Gadus macrocephalus N. 34º N lat. N. 40º N lat Pacific whiting Merluccius productus Coastwide Coastwide Sablefish Anoplopoma fimbria Coastwide Coastwide 27->1, Shark and Skate Species Big skate Raja binoculata Coastwide S. 46º N lat California skate Raja inornata Coastwide S. 39º N lat Leopard shark Triakis semifasciata S. 46º N lat. S. 46º N lat Longnose skate Soupfin shark Spiny dogfish Raja rhina Galeorhinus zyopterus Squalus acanthias Coastwide N. 46º N lat Coastwide Coastwide Coastwide Coastwide 0->
7 Pacific Coast Groundfish Fishery Management Plan (continued). a/ (Page 4 of 4) Finescale codling Antimora microlepis Other Species Coastwide N. 38º N lat , Pacific rattail Coryphaenoides acrolepis Coastwide N. 38º N lat. Coastwide 85-1, ,350 Ratfish Hydrolagus colliei Coastwide Coastwide a/ Data from (Casillas, et al. 1998), (Eschmeyer, et al. 1983), (Hart 1988), (Miller and Lea 1972), (Love, et al. 2002), and NMFS survey data. Depth distributions refer to offshore distributions, not vertical distributions in the water column. b/ The category rockfish includes all genera and species of the family Scorpaenidae, even if not listed, that occur in the Washington, Oregon, and California area. c/ Only the southern stock of bocaccio south of 40 10' N. lat. is listed as depleted. d/ Dusky rockfish do not occur on the U.S. West Coast south of 49 N. lat. The species needs to be removed from the FMP. e/ Only two occurrences of harlequin rockfish south of 51 N. lat. (off Newport, OR and La Push, WA; (Casillas, et al. 1998)). Last updated January 14, 2010
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