Assessment of the walleye pollock stock in the Eastern Bering Sea

Ianelli, James N., 1958-; Honkalehto, Taina; Barbeaux, S. J. (Steven Jon), 1970-; Fissel, B. E. (Benjamin Earl); Kotwicki, Stan

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Assessment of the walleye pollock stock in the Eastern Bering Sea

2016
By Ianelli, James N., 1958- ; Honkalehto, Taina ; Barbeaux, S. J. (Steven Jon), 1970- ; ...
Series: Bering Sea and Aleutian Islands Stock Assessments

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1. Assessment of the walleye pollock stock in the Eastern Bering Sea
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Ianelli, James N., 1958- ; Honkalehto, Taina ; Barbeaux, S. J. (Steven Jon), 1970- ; Fissel, B. E. (Benjamin Earl) ; Kotwicki, Stan
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United States. National Marine Fisheries Service ; Alaska Fisheries Science Center (U.S.)
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NMFS (National Marine Fisheries Service) ; AFSC (Alaska Fisheries Science Center)
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This chapter covers the Eastern Bering Sea (EBS) region—the Aleutian Islands region (Chapter 1A) and the Bogoslof Island area (Chapter 1B) are presented separately. This year a more comprehensive summary of economic performance is provided in the “Fishery characteristics” section.
Keywords:

Fisheries—Economic Aspects Fish Stock Assessment Fish Surveys Walleye Pollock Fisheries—Economic Aspects Fish Stock Assessment Fish Surveys Walleye Pollock
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Bering Sea and Aleutian Islands Stock Assessments
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Technical Report
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Bering Sea ; Aleutian Islands (Alaska)
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