Alaska Finfish Aquaculture
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1 Salmon Aquaculture References: Asche, F. & Bjørndal, T The Economics of Salmon Aquaculture 2 nd Edition. Wiley-Blackwell, Ames, IA. 237 pps. National Research Council Upstream: Salmon and Society in the Pacific Northwest. National Academy Press. 452 pps. (Much on Hatcheries)
2 Alaska Finfish Aquaculture Alaska Statute (1990) Prohibits Fish Farming Defined as: Cultivating Finfish in Captivity Goals: To Exclude Salmon Farms from Alaska Diminish the Pen-Reared Salmon Enterprise Inhibit Competition from Aquaculture
3 Yet Alaska Supports Aquaculture Ocean Ranching: Releasing Young Fish (as smolt) for Common Use 33 Salmon (PNP) Hatcheries 36% of all AK Salmon Landings in 2007 were Hatchery Raised Fish 56 Licensed Shellfish Farms in Alaska 1 Oyster Hatchery, 2 Nurseries.
4 Alaskan Aquaculture Ocean Ranching is significant in its contribution to Alaska s Wild Salmon Harvest There may be other cost effective opportunities for developing aquaculture systems for the aquaculture of other cold water species
5 Genus Oncorhynchus Scientific Name Alaskan Canadian O. clarkii cutthroat O. gorbuscha pink humpy O. keta dog chum O. kisutch silver coho O. masou cherry O. mykiss rainbow or steelhead O. nerka red sockeye O. tshawytscha king chinook
6 Identifying Pacific Salmon Pink Salmon: White mouth, black gums, tiny scales, large oval spots on dorsal and tail. Chum Salmon: No spots on tail, purple streaks or bars in fresh water. Red Salmon: Large scales, small black speckles on dorsal, no spots on tail. Silver Salmon: Black mouth, white gums, black tongue, few round spots only on upper lobe of tail. King Salmon: Black mouth, black gums, round spots on both lobes of tail.
7 Oncorhynchus gorbuscha Pink Salmon Sc
8 Oncorhynchus keta Chum Salmon
9 Oncorhynchus nerka Red Salmon
10 Oncorhynchus kisutch Silver Salmon
11 Oncorhynchus tshawytscha King Salmon
12 2007 Harvest & Ocean Ranching
13 Salmon Hatcheries in Alaska Operated by Various Organizations ADF&G, NMFS Native Organizations Regional Aquaculture Associations 2007 Salmon Hatcheries Responsible for: 35% Total Alaska Agriculture Revenues 36% Total Alaska Salmon Landings
14 PNP Hatcheries in Alaska Produce Abundant Salmon Released as Smolt These Enter Common Property Fishery Limited Entry Permit Holders Can Harvest Cost Recovery Harvests Support Hatchery Operations Participating Seine Vessels Under Contract Harvest Pre-Sold to Processor Harvest Often Set for Highest Row Quality State Mandate of No Wanton Waste Therefore No Roe Stripping But Flesh Can Be Made Into Fishmeal
15 Mandated Protection of Wild Stocks Rigorous Hatchery Permitting: Genetics, Pathology, and Fish Management Reviews. Require Hatcheries be Distant from Wild Stocks. Use Local Brood Sources with Multiple Males Require Wild Stocks be Given Priority in Management Require Hatchery Fish be Tagged or Marked Special Studies on Hatchery/Wild Stock Interactions.
16 Alaska Salmon Hatcheries I (20) DIPAC: Macaulay, Sheep Creek, Snettisham (3) Southern Southeast RAA: Burnett Inlet, Crystal Lake Neets Bay, Whitman Lake (4) Northern Southeast RAA: Hidden Falls, Medvejie Haines Projects, Sawmill Creek (4) Others: Deer Mountain, Gunnuk Creek, Klawok, Port Armstrong, Port St. Nicholas, Sheldon Jackson Tamgas Creek (7) Federal: Auke Creek, Little Port Walter (2)
17 Alaska Salmon Hatcheries II (13) PWSAC: AF Koernig, Cannery Creek, Gulkana Main Bay, Wally Noerenberg (5) KRAA Kodiak: Kitoi Bay, Pillar Creek (2) VFDA Valdez: Solomon Gulch (1) CIAA Cook Inlet: Eklutna, Trail Lakes, Tutka (3) PGH Port Graham: Port Graham (1) ADF&G: Ship Creek, Complex (1) Total of 33 Active Hatcheries
18 Major Alaska Salmon Hatchery Websites Southern Southeast Regional Aquaculture Association SSRAA: Northern Southeast Regional Aquaculture Association NSRAA: Douglas Island Pink And Chum DIPAC: Prince William Sound Aquaculture Corporation PWSAC: Kodiak Island Regional Aquaculture Association KRAA:
19 Alaska Salmon Hatcheries 1. Hatchery must fit Regional Salmon Plan 2. Reviewed for Impact to Wild Stocks 3. Specific Brood Stocks Require Permits 4. Approval of Annual Plan Required 5. Hatchery Permits are Non-Transferable PNP Permits Have Been Revoked
20 Ocean Ranching in Alaska Ocean Survivorship of Smolt Ranges Roughly from % Hatcheries Annually: Fertilize ~1.9 Billion eggs Release ~1.5 Billion smolt Use ~1,500 mt Specialty Feeds Feed Conversion Ratio near 1:1.2
21 2002 Alaskan Hatchery Releases million pink salmon million chum salmon 66.6 million sockeye salmon 20.2 million coho salmon 8.4 million king salmon Total ~1.5 billion salmon smolt
22 DIPAC Macaulay Hatchery
23 Snettisham Hatchery
24 PWSAC Net Pens
25 PWSAC Wally Noerenberg Hatchery
26 PWSAC Gulkana Hatchery
27 Common Property Harvest Kitoi
28 Hatchery Fertilized Salmon Eggs
29 Alaska 2007 Wild Salmon Harvest Volume and Value Species Volume Value $ / Fish Avg. Wgt. Kings: Harvest 562K - $8.7 M $ lb Silvers: Harvest 3.7M - $24.5 M $ lb Reds: Harvest 47.0M - $279.5 M $ lb Chums: Harvest 17.3M - $130.5 M $ lb Pinks: Harvest 143.9M - $504.8 M $ lb Total 213,000,000 Fish - Value $948,000,000
30 2007 Chum Salmon Production Chums: Harvest 17.3M - $130.5 M $7.54 /fish 66.8% of all Chum Came from Ocean Ranching Question: Why Raise So Many Chum Salmon? Answer: The Best Roe Comes from Chum Salmon. Highest Roe Quality Means Lowest Flesh Quality Spawning Coloration, Watermarks, Reduced Lipids First Wholesale Value for Chum Salmon Roe 2008 $14.00/lb 2009 $11.00/lb, 2010 $8.00/lb 2011 $13.50/lb
31 Exposing The Roe
32 Making Ikura The Ingredients
33 Separating The Roe from The Skein
34 Processing Roe into Ikura
35 Chum Salmon Ikura
36 Traditional Japanese Ikura Presentation
37 Alaska Salmon Farmed Salmon Out-Compete Alaska Wild Fish in the Marketplace 2:1 PNP Hatchery System has Helped Substantially Increased Production Cannot Reverse Trend Too Late to Enter Farmed Salmon Industry Halibut, Blackcod, True Cod Now Farmed in Europe and Canada Need Fish Without FMP to Avoid Controversy Alaskan Effort Would Compete with IFQ Fish
38 Toward Alaskan Finfish Aquaculture No Aquaculture for FMP Commercial Species Obviate Competition with Invested Harvesters Inshore (Sheltered) Focus not Offshore. Weather Less Dangerous & Less Risk to Equipment High Value Bering Wolffish - Anarhichas orientalis Offered $40/lb for Live Delivery in Seoul, Korea Life Cycle Closed, No Commercial Harvest. Encourage Common Participation thru Investment Consider State Investment Subscription Funds
39 Toward Alaskan Finfish Aquaculture Live Delivery Asian Capitals No Supply of Cold-Water Marine Fish Needn t Pull Fish from Near-by Pens until Plane Lands Live Delivery Technology is Available Live Delivery Boxes Pioneered in Australia Need to Add Refrigeration
40 Alaskan Finfish Aquaculture Good Example: Bering Wolffish Pacific Anarichas orientalis Atlantic A. lupus Market Size Wolffish in Europe: 5 kg - 11 lbs $40/lb - Each 5 kg Fish Worth ~$440. One 50 Fish Container: Value ~$22,000. Never Deliver Sick or Dead Fish Focus on Asian View of High Value Fish
41 Alaska: 33,000 Miles of Coastline Some with Near-by Airports
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