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Federal Register / Vol. 86, No. 150 / Monday, August 9, 2021 / Proposed Rules
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TABLE 3LIST OF FISHERIESCOMMERCIAL FISHERIES ON THE HIGH SEASContinued Number of HSFCA
permits
Fishery description Handline/Pole and Line Fisheries:
Atlantic Highly Migratory Species
Pacific Highly Migratory Species
South Pacific Albacore Troll
Western Pacific Pelagic
Troll Fisheries:
Atlantic Highly Migratory Species
South Pacific Albacore Troll
South Pacific Tuna Fisheries
Western Pacific Pelagic

Marine mammal species and/or stocks incidentally killed or injured
1
44
9
5

No No No No
information.
information.
information.
information.

0
20
0
6

No No No No
information.
information.
information.
information.

CATEGORY III
Longline Fisheries:
Northwest Atlantic Bottom Longline
Pacific Highly Migratory Species
Purse Seine Fisheries:
Pacific Highly Migratory Species
Trawl Fisheries:
Northwest Atlantic
Troll Fisheries:
Pacific Highly Migratory Species

2
111

None documented.
None documented in the most recent 5 years of data.

5

None documented.

4

None documented.

107

None documented.

List of Terms, Abbreviations, and Symbols Used in Table 3:
CACalifornia; GMXGulf of Mexico; HIHawaii; OROregon; WAWashington; WNAWestern North Atlantic;
Fishery is an extension/component of an existing fishery operating within U.S. waters listed in Table 1 or 2. The number of permits listed in Table 3 represents only the number of permits for the high seas component of the fishery;
These gear types are not authorized under the Pacific HMS FMP 2004, the Atlantic HMS FMP 2006, or without a South Pacific Tuna Treaty license in the case of the South Pacific Tuna fisheries. Because HSFCA permits are valid for 5 years, permits obtained in past years exist in the HSFCA permit database for gear types that are now unauthorized. Therefore, while HSFCA permits exist for these gear types, it does not represent effort. In order to land fish species, fishers must be using an authorized gear type. Once these permits for unauthorized gear types expire, the permit-holder will be required to obtain a permit for an authorized gear type; and The list of marine mammal species and/or stocks killed or injured in this fishery is identical to the list of marine mammal species and/or stocks killed or injured in U.S. waters component of the fishery, minus species and/or stocks that have geographic ranges exclusively in coastal waters, because the marine mammal species and/or stocks are also found on the high seas and the fishery remains the same on both sides of the EEZ boundary. Therefore, the high seas components of these fisheries pose the same risk to marine mammals as the components of these fisheries operating in U.S. waters.

TABLE 4FISHERIES AFFECTED BY TAKE REDUCTION TEAMS AND PLANS
Take reduction plans
Affected fisheries
Atlantic Large Whale Take Reduction Plan ALWTRP50 CFR 229.32

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Category I
Mid-Atlantic gillnet.
Northeast/Mid-Atlantic American lobster trap/pot.
Northeast sink gillnet.
Category II
Atlantic blue crab trap/pot.
Atlantic mixed species trap/pot.
MA mixed species trap/pot.
Northeast anchored float gillnet.
Northeast drift gillnet.
Southeast Atlantic gillnet.
Southeastern U.S. Atlantic shark gillnet.
Southeastern, U.S. Atlantic, Gulf of Mexico stone crab trap/pot.
Category I
Mid-Atlantic gillnet.
Category II
Atlantic blue crab trap/pot.
Chesapeake Bay inshore gillnet fishery.
Mid-Atlantic haul/beach seine.
Mid-Atlantic menhaden purse seine.
NC inshore gillnet.
NC long haul seine.
NC roe mullet stop net.
Southeast Atlantic gillnet.
Southeastern U.S. Atlantic shark gillnet.
Southeastern U.S. Atlantic, Gulf of Mexico shrimp trawl.
Southeastern, U.S. Atlantic, Gulf of Mexico stone crab trap/pot.
VA pound net.

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