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50 CFR Table 2b (South) to Part 660, Subpart E: Table 2b (South) to Part 660, Subpart E—Trip Limits for Limited Entry Non-Trawl South of 40°10′ N Lat.

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  1. Title 50—Wildlife and Fisheries
  2. CHAPTER VI—FISHERY CONSERVATION AND MANAGEMENT, NATIONAL OCEANIC AND ATMOSPHERIC ADMINISTRATION, DEPARTMENT OF COMMERCE
  3. PART 660—FISHERIES OFF WEST COAST STATES
  4. Subpart E—West Coast Groundfish—Limited Entry Non-Trawl Fisheries

Species Trip limit

Big skate Unlimited.

Bocaccio 8,000 lb/2 months.

Bronzespotted rockfish CLOSED.

Cabezon Unlimited.

California scorpionfish 3,500 lb/2 months.

Canary rockfish 4,000 lb/2 months.

Chilipepper rockfish (40°10′ N lat.-34° 27′ N lat.) 10,000 lb/2 months.

Chilipepper rockfish (south of 34° 27′ N lat.) 8,000 lb/2 months.

Cowcod CLOSED.

Flatfish (includes dover sole, arrowtooth flounder, petrale sole, English sole, starry flounder) 20,000 lb/2 months.

Lingcod 1,600 lb/2 months.

Longnose skate Unlimited.

Longspine thornyhead 10,000 lb/2 months.

Nearshore rockfish complexes

Shallow nearshore rockfish complex 2,000 lb/2 months.

Deeper nearshore rockfish complex 2,000 lb/2 months, of which no more than 75 lb may be copper rockfish.

Other fish Unlimited.

Other flatfish complex 20,000 lb/2 months.

Pacific cod 1,000 lb/2 months.

Pacific spiny dogfish Periods 1-2: 200,000 lb/2 months Period 3: 150,000 lb/2 months Periods 4-6: 100,000 lb/2 months.

Pacific whiting 10,000 lb per trip.

Quillback rockfish CLOSED.

Sablefish (40°10′ N lat.-36° N lat.) 5,500 lb/week not to exceed 11,000 lb/2 months.

Sablefish (south of 36° N lat.) 4,000 lb/week.

Shelf rockfish complex (40°10′ N lat.-34° 27′ N lat.); excludes bronzespotted rockfish 8,000 lb per 2 months, of which no more than 500 lb may be vermilion/sunset rockfish.

Shelf rockfish complex (south of 34°27′ N lat.); excludes bronzespotted rockfish 5,000 lb per 2 months, of which no more than 2,500 lb may be vermilion/sunset rockfish.

Shortspine thornyhead (40° 10′ N. lat.-34° 27′ N. lat.) 3,000 lb/2 months.

Shortspine thornyhead (south of 34°27′ N lat.) 4,000 lb/2 months.

Slope rockfish complex & darkblotched rockfish 40,000 lb/2 months, of which no more than 6,000 lb may be blackgill rockfish.

Splitnose rockfish 40,000 lb/2 months.

Widow rockfish (40°10′ N lat.-34° 27′ N lat.) 10,000 lb/2 months.

Widow rockfish (south of 34° 27′ N lat.) 8,000 lb/2 months.

Yelloweye rockfish CLOSED.

Note 1 to table 2b (South): Trip limits apply in the EEZ only; see appropriate state regulations for state trip limits. Trip limits are effective year-round unless otherwise specified for different cumulative periods (defined at § 660.11 under “Trip limits”). Trip limits are effective from 40°10′ N lat. to the U.S.-Mexico border unless otherwise specified via latitudinal or state subdivisions in this table. Stock complexes are defined at § 660.11 under “Groundfish”. Trip limits may be revised via inseason action; therefore, users should refer back to this table throughout the year. To convert pounds to kilograms, divide the weight in pounds by 2.20462. The resulting quotient is the weight in kilograms.

Collected 2026-08-27T02:26:39Z. Source file · JSON

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