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Federal Register / Vol. 86, No. 36 / Thursday, February 25, 2021 / Rules and Regulations
TABLE 1ACOMPARISON OF FINAL 2021 AND 2022 WITH PROPOSED 2021 AND 2022 TOTAL ALLOWABLE CATCH IN THE
BSAIContinued Amounts are in metric tons
2021 final TAC

2021
proposed TAC

2021
difference from proposed
2021
percentage difference from proposed
2022
proposed TAC

2022 final TAC

2022
difference from proposed
2022
percentage difference from proposed
Species
Area 1

Skates
Sharks
Octopuses

WAI
BSAI
BSAI
BSAI

21,047
18,000
200
700

18,418
16,000
200
700

2,629
2,000

14.3
12.5

19,507
16,000
200
700

18,418
16,000
200
700

1,089

5.9

Total

BSAI

2,000,000

2,000,000

2,000,000

2,000,000

1 Bering
Sea subarea BS, Aleutian Islands subarea AI, Bering Sea and Aleutian Islands management area BSAI, Eastern Aleutian District EAI, Central Aleutian District CAI, and Western Aleutian District WAI.

TABLE 2FINAL 2022 OVERFISHING LEVEL OFL, ACCEPTABLE BIOLOGICAL CATCH ABC, TOTAL ALLOWABLE CATCH
TAC, INITIAL TAC ITAC, CDQ RESERVE ALLOCATION, AND NON-SPECIFIED RESERVES OF GROUNDFISH IN THE BSAI 1
Amounts are in metric tons 2022
Species
Pollock 4

Pacific cod 5
Sablefish 6

Yellowfin sole
Greenland turbot

Arrowtooth flounder
Kamchatka flounder
Rock sole 7
Flathead sole 8
Alaska plaice
Other flatfish 9
Pacific ocean perch

Northern rockfish
Blackspotted/Rougheye rockfish 10.

Shortraker rockfish
Other rockfish 11

Atka mackerel

Skates
Sharks
Octopuses

Area CDQ 3

Non-specified Reserves
1,260,000
17,100
100
84,882
12,320
n/a 2,067
1,075
178,600
5,121
4,356
765
12,750
7,635
48,669
22,325
19,125
5,525
30,596
8,753
7,181
5,286
9,377
11,050
277

140,000
1,900
10,171
1,476
n/a 182
95
21,400
n/a 548
1,605
5,832
2,675

n/a
860
633
1,124

2,614
3,891

220
135
645
1,347

3,375
975
1,545

1,950
49

150
176
225
694
300
394
57,717
23,880
14,330
19,507
16,000
200
700

128
150
191
590
255
335
51,541
21,325
12,797
17,420
13,600
170
595

6,176
2,555
1,533
2,087

23
26
34
104
45
59


2,400
30
105

2,000,000

1,785,904

194,677

19,419

OFL

ABC

TAC

BS
AI
Bogoslof
BS
AI
Alaska-wide
BS
AI
BSAI
BSAI
BS
AI
BSAI
BSAI
BSAI
BSAI
BSAI
BSAI
BSAI
BS
EAI
CAI
WAI
BSAI
BSAI

2,366,000
61,308
113,479
128,340
27,400
70,710
n/a n/a 374,982
7,181
n/a n/a 94,368
10,843
213,783
77,763
36,928
22,919
42,384
n/a n/a n/a n/a 18,221
595

1,484,000
50,789
85,109
106,852
20,600
36,955
4,863
6,860
344,140
6,139
5,175
964
80,323
9,163
206,605
64,119
30,815
17,189
35,503
10,298
8,041
5,919
11,245
14,984
500

1,400,000
19,000
100
95,053
13,796
n/a 4,863
5,061
200,000
6,025
5,125
900
15,000
8,982
54,500
25,000
22,500
6,500
34,758
10,298
8,041
5,919
10,500
13,000
326

BS/EAI
CAI/WAI
BSAI
BSAI
BS
AI
BSAI
EAI/BS
CAI
WAI
BSAI
BSAI
BSAI

n/a n/a 722
1,751
n/a n/a 79,660
n/a n/a n/a 47,372
689
4,769

324
176
541
1,313
919
394
68,220
23,880
14,330
30,010
39,598
517
3,576

3,802,167

2,682,318

Total

ITAC 2

1 These
amounts apply to the entire BSAI management area unless otherwise specified. With the exception of pollock, and for the purpose of these harvest specifications, the BS includes the Bogoslof District.
2 Except for pollock, the portion of the sablefish TAC allocated to hook-and-line and pot gear, and Amendment 80 species Atka mackerel, flathead sole, rock sole, yellowfin sole, Pacific cod, and AI Pacific ocean perch, 15 percent of each TAC is put into a non-specified reserve. The ITAC for these species is the remainder of the TAC after the subtraction of these reserves. For pollock and Amendment 80 species, ITAC is the non-CDQ allocation of TAC see footnotes 3 and 4.

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