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Page 7 Volume 18, Issue 1 MANDATORY REPORTING GUIDELINES NEW MANDATORY REPORTING FORMS AND FOLDERS FOR 2010 Beginning in spring 2010, new mandatory reporting forms and folders will be made available to commercial harvesters, aquaculture product owners, and seafood landing licensees. In addition to meeting the new mandatory reporting requirements, the updated forms are designed to facilitate the process of filling out the reports and eliminate common errors associated with incomplete reports. The most notable changes include a designated field on the form for listing an agent, and a designated field for listing up to 5 helpers. Additionally, abbreviations for the unit amount (e.g. lbs, bu, nu) can simply be circled instead of written out on the form. 1-800-LINE INFORMATION The VMRC Interactive Voice Response System (IVRS) (1-800-937-9247) is available for harvesters to report no activity, immediate harvest information for required species (such as black sea bass, horseshoe crabs, spiny dogfish, and American shad bycatch), request forms and folders, and to leave messages for license information. When using the IVRS, please remember to provide your name and VMRC ID. If you are providing information for multiple watermen, please speak each name and VMRC ID clearly and slowly. Listen carefully to the recording for the correct option and required information that you must provide. This newsletter provides only a summary of management measures adopted by the Commission and has no legal force or effect. Please refer to the actual regulation for legal documentation.

Page 8 Volume 18, Issue 1 Please remember the following when filling out monthly mandatory reports: COMMERCIAL FISHERMAN REGISTRATION LICENSEES Mandatory fields to be filled out by harvester: VMRC ID and name of the registered commercial fisherman VMRC ID and name of any agent, if used VMRC ID and name of no more than five helpers who were not serving as agents Buyer or private sale information Vessel identification (Coast Guard documentation number or VA registration number) Vessel name (if applicable) Public rock abbreviation (if applicable) Lease number for aquaculture (oyster and clams) harvested from private grounds (if applicable) Only one gear per ticket (e.g. harvest from crab pots and peeler pots should be written on separate tickets) Report peelers and soft crabs in numbers BLUE CRABS City or county where harvest was landed Date of harvest Water body fished Number of hours any gear was fished Gear type and amount of gear used Number of hours the registered commercial fisherman fished Number of crew on board, including captain Species harvested, market category Live weight or processed weight of species harvested Information on the price paid for the harvest may be provided voluntarily FINFISH For anchored gill net (AGN), be sure to include number of nets and total amount in feet Specify the number of hooks when using trotlines Be sure to include the number of tags when harvesting striped bass Receipts must be included for striped bass sold as retail when the amount sold is more than 10 lbs This newsletter provides only a summary of management measures adopted by the Commission and has no legal force or effect. Please refer to the actual regulation for legal documentation.

Page 9 EXAMPLES Volume 18, Issue 1 BLUE CRAB (USING AN AGENT) FINFISH FINFISH (WITH STRIPED BASS)

Page 10 Volume 18, Issue 1 Please remember the following when filling out monthly mandatory reports: OYSTER HARVEST FROM PUBLIC GROUNDS Include the rock abbreviation (e.g, BURP), do not include the water code number (e.g., 345) Report all oysters in bushels AQUACULTURE PRODUCT OWNERS (PRIVATE) The VMRC ID and name of the seafood landing licensee VMRC ID and name of no more than five helpers who were not serving as agents Buyer or private sale information Include the lease number, not the plat number, of the grounds from which the oysters or clams were harvested. This number can be found on your billing statement from the VMRC. City or county of landing Date of harvest Water body fished Record the grow out period (seed to market) in the field, hrs gear fished (OPTIONAL) Gear type Number of crew on board, including captain Species harvested, market category Mandatory fields to be filled out by aquaculture product owners: Live weight or processed weight of species harvested Information on the price paid for the harvest may be provided voluntarily ALL REPORTS ARE DUE BY THE 5TH OF THE FOLLOWING MONTH (ACTIVE OR NOT ACTIVE). This newsletter provides only a summary of management measures adopted by the Commission and has no legal force or effect. Please refer to the actual regulation for legal documentation.

Page 11 EXAMPLES Volume 18, Issue 1 OYSTER HARVEST (PUBLIC GROUNDS) AQUACULTURE PRODUCT OWNERS (OYSTERS FROM PRIVATE GROUNDS) AQUACULTURE PRODUCT OWNERS (CLAMS FROM PRIVATE GROUNDS)

Page 12 Volume 18, Issue 1 SEAFOOD LANDING LICENSEES Mandatory fields to be filled out by Seafood Landing Licensees: Seafood landing license number and name of seafood landing licensee Buyer or private sale information Vessel identification (Coast Guard documentation number or VA registration number) Name of vessel (if applicable) City or county of landing Date of harvest Water body fished Number of hours gear fished Gear type and amount used Number of hours the seafood landing licensee fished Number of crew on board, including captain Species harvested, market category (NON-FEDERALLY PERMITTED SPECIES ONLY) Live weight or processed weight of species harvested ** Please ensure that separate mandatory reporting forms are used when submitting reports for species caught offshore. Please ensure that all fields are correctly filled out prior to submitting your mandatory reports. For questions about how to fill out mandatory reports please call 757-247-8102. This newsletter provides only a summary of management measures adopted by the Commission and has no legal force or effect. Please refer to the actual regulation for legal documentation.

Page 13 EXAMPLES Volume 18, Issue 1 SEAFOOD LANDING LICENSEES (OFFSHORE) - FINFISH SEAFOOD LANDING LICENSEES (OFFSHORE) - CONCH SEAFOOD LANDING LICENSEES (OFFSHORE) - SMOOTH DOGFISH

Mandatory Reporting Notes and Helpful Hints for Data Contractor MRC_ID INFO: - MRC_ID/Aquaculture license number on folder must match tickets in folder - Helpers listed on folder must be listed on tickets in folder - Helpers greater than six key into INFO field - No more than five helpers can be displayed on the outside of the folder (if more than five different helpers are used by a primary within one month, then the folder has to be split) Note: The MRC_ID is the VMRC unique identifier for a licensed fisherman. The MRC_ID is an alphanumeric 7 character value such as 008000 or N123456 or 0001 or L001; MRC_IDs need to be keyed exactly as shown on the folder cover or catch sheet preceding zeros and prefixs like N and L must be included in the keypunched data and the scanned file name. MRC_ID may also be referred to by VMRC staff as CFRL (commercial fisherman registration license), CRL, VMRC ID, Aquaculture licensee number, LAST4. AGENT VMRCID: The Agent VMRCID is the unique identifier (MRC_ID) for an agent if used; some harvesters may not use an agent. Not all agents have a MRC_ID, and there may just be a name on the form; the name is not required in harvest data keypunch BUYERS (general): - Can never be left blank VESSELS (general): - Coast Guard Documentation number or Va State Registration, only ONE per ticket - Do not key brand or type of boat (Sea Ox, Privateer, Carolina Skiff, Bully Boat, etc) PUBLIC ROCK/LEASE NUMBERS: - All public oysters OYFALL; OYSPRNG must have rock abbreviation - All private oysters OYFPRIV; OYSPRIV must have a lease number - All private clams HCLPRIV, TOPPRIV, etc., must have a lease number CITY/COUNTY LANDED: - Can never be left blank DATE: Revised: 11/9/10

- Only ONE date per ticket - Day/date may require more than one ticket depending on amount of harvest (Pound Net, Haul Seine, etc) (these occurrences have been mistaken for missing dates) - Question any date beyond entry date (keying July 17, 2010, data is August 2010) - Question any date beyond parameters of given month (April 31, June 31, Sept 31, etc) WATER FISHED (general): - Can never be left blank - Only ONE water area fished per ticket/no split water areas GEAR HOURS (general): GEAR/GEAR AMOUNT: - Only ONE gear per ticket, no split gear/gear amounts - Conch Pots max is 200 (no other species can be kept in a conch pot except conch all other species must be returned to water) - PNC (Pound Net Crab) is being used incorrectly by harvesters if large amounts of finfish are being reported using PNC please check the harvester gear license it is probably PN (Pound Net Fish) that he is actually using to harvest the fish MAN HOURS: - Any man hours greater than 12 need to be questioned - Man hours are never calculated as fractional, round to the nearest whole even number CREW: - Can never be left blank - Must be at least 1; then add number of crew members helping, respectively SPECIES/MARKET CATEGORY: - Oyster spring season is January to June - Oyster fall season is July to December - Striped Bass has no market category (S, M, L, J) - OYS (oyster) can not stand alone, must be OYSPRNG, OYFALL, OYSPRIV, etc) Revised: 11/9/10

- OYSPRNG, OYFALL need rock abbreviations - OYSPRIV, OYFPRIV need lease numbers - Oysters (public and private) must be reported in bushel amounts and given a water area that is not general (JRG = James River General should be JRL, JRU, JRM) - Amberjack = Jack Crevalle (especially caught in pound nets). Commercial fishermen are only allowed two Amberjack and it has to be 32inches which is a high pound amount - Shark unclassified (SHK) is illegal all Shark harvested must be identified (mako shark, lemon shark, thresher shark, etc ) - Clams (Quahog) are never reported in bushel - Jumbos reported as bushel (bu) amounts are NO1 male crabs - Jumbo soft crabs (BCJU) are never reported in bushel (bu) amounts - Always check soft crab amounts greater than 20 caught in hard crab pots LIVE WEIGHT OR AMOUNT: - Can never be left blank LIVE/PROCESSED (general): - Catfish - Black drum - Puffers (PUFT) - Shark species (the dressed abbreviation should be used, ie. thresherd (Shark, Thresher dressed) - Fins are always marked P - processed - Shellfish (crabs, clams, etc.) are never coded P - processed - Any new species must have a price and a conversion if reported in any other unit besides lbs - Any unit reported other than LBS, must have a conversion in the Fspounds (conversion database). Please check with me if you are unsure if a unit has a conversion factor (nu, bbl, tray, etc.) UNITS: - There is no conversion for Carton (CART) it should be BOX AQUACULTURE: Fields not required: - vessel name or vessel number (key as NO BOAT, NO BOAT) - hours gear fished - gear amount - man hours - if processed (should never be marked as processed ) Required: - Buyer field needs to be keyed as NO BUYER (6666) - if coded SEA and has no lease number, use 00001 MISCELLANEOUS: Revised: 11/9/10

- If form number is torn or missing; return folder to VMRC in Problem box - No shellfish (crabs, clams, oyster, etc ) is processed if marked so it is incorrect Species abbreviations must match in all the following tables: Fsspecie = species table Fspounds = conversion table Fsdolars = price table - Revised: 11/9/10

Instructions for Filling out Mandatory Reports VMRC ID AND NAME OF PRIMARY HARVESTER VMRC ID 1a NAME 1b CHECK IF AGENT WAS USED AGENT VMRC ID 3b 3a AGENT NAME 3c WATER FISHED 11 SPECIES & MARKET CATEGORY 17 HRS GEAR FISHED 12 LIVE WEIGHT OR AMOUNT 18 GEAR 13 *Check if Processed 19 GEAR AMOUNT 14 MAN HOURS 15 UNITS (CIRCLE ONE): 20 NO. OF CREW 16 BU LBS NU BBL BOX DOZ GAL TRAY BU LBS NU BBL BOX DOZ GAL TRAY VMRC ID AND NAME OF HELPERS BUYER VMRC ID NAME VESSEL IDENTIFICATION NO. 5 VESSEL NAME 2a 2b 6 4 PUBLIC ROCK ABBR (OYSTERS ONLY) 7 LEASE NUMBER (OYSTERS ONLY) CITY/COUNTY LANDED 8 9 DATE (ONE PER TICKET) 10 BU LBS NU BBL BOX DOZ GAL TRAY BU LBS NU BBL BOX DOZ GAL TRAY BU LBS NU BBL BOX DOZ GAL TRAY BU LBS NU BBL BOX DOZ GAL TRAY BU LBS NU BBL BOX DOZ GAL TRAY BU LBS NU BBL BOX DOZ GAL TRAY BU LBS NU BBL BOX DOZ GAL TRAY FIELD DESCRIPTION 1a,b List VMRC ID and name of primary harvester. 2a,b List VMRC ID and name of up to 5 helpers. 3a,b,c Check if agent was used, list VMRC ID and name of agent. 4 Name of buyer. 5 Vessel number (Coast Guard Documentation or VA State Registration) (ONLY ONE PER TICKET) 6 Name of vessel, if applicable. Do not list type of boat. 7 Use rock abbreviation listed in enclosed package. (For public oyster only) 8 Assigned VMRC lease number. If you live on the seaside and do not have an oyster lease number please use 00001 as your lease number. (For aquaculture licenses only) 9 City or county where you first landed your harvest. 10 Date harvest was taken from the water. 11 Name of water body where the gear fished. (ONLY ONE PER TICKET) 12 List how many hours the gear was in the water or grow out period (For aquaculture only, see *Note* at the bottom) 13 What type of gear was used? (ONLY ONE PER TICKET) 14 How much gear was worked? (e.g. number and total length of nets in feet, number of pots, number of hooks on trotline, number of cages) 15 How many man-hours were spent fishing the gear? (dock to dock) 16 Number of crew members that harvested species. (including yourself) 17 List the species that were harvested. For oysters or clams, list if caught on private or public grounds. 18 List amount harvested. 19 Put a check mark if harvest was processed. ( Processed=Filleted, Gutted, Picked, Puffer Tails, Fins, etc ) 20 Circle unit of measure. (BU LBS NU BBL BOX DOZ GAL TRAY) PLEASE READ: Complete ALL information on the first ticket of each 3 ticket form. On the other two tickets you may put the date, species, and amount harvested unless you have any changes in the water fished, hours gear fished and worked, gear amount and type, vessel, and the number of crew. If any of those changes occur, then you must note the changes on each new ticket. Please refer to the inside of the folder for appropriate abbreviations. *Note: Grow Out Period = Seed to Market. REVISED 02/17/10 IF YOU HAVE ANY QUESTIONS PLEASE CONTACT US AT 757-247-8102.