. Die kommerzielle Fischerei. Fischerei Fischhandel. Die sowjetische medium Trawler "Kosmonaut Feoktistov", die von der kalifornischen Abteilung der Fische und des Spiels am 31. März 1967 fotografiert, war ca. 22 km west-südwestlich von Half Moon Bay, San Mateo County (südlich von San Francisco). Es gehört zu den Fernöstlichen Fischereiverwaltung und zuvor für den Pazifischen Ozean Barsch in den Golf von Alaska gefischt. Jahre und haben offensichtlich entfernt Commer besonders wertvollen Bestände. Angeln und Support Schiffe gesichtet Fluc - von ca. 6 tuated auf über 20; die meisten Angeln war im Norden und Süden von San Francisco

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. Commercial fisheries review. Fisheries; Fish trade. The Soviet medium trawler "Kosmonaut Feoktistov, " photographed by the California Department of Fish and Game on March 31, 1967, was about 22 miles west-southwest of Half Moon Bay, San Mateo County (south of San Francisco). It belongs to the Far Eastern Fisheries Administration and previously fished for Pacific ocean perch in the Gulf of Alaska. years and have obviously located commer- cially valuable stocks. Fishing and support vessels sighted fluc- tuated from about 6 to over 20; most fishing was north and south of San Francisco. Al- though the number of sighted vessels fluctu- ated, that of large stern trawlers kept in- creasing (from none at beginning of April to 11 at the end). This indicated a rapidly grow- ing fishing effort (average catch of large stern trawler is 5-6 times larger than aver- age Soviet medium trawlers). Early in April, 5 medium trawlers ac- companied by a support vessel fished about 22 miles west of Half Moon Bay (south of San Francisco). By mid-April, however, 20 Soviet fishing and support'vessels were sighted in about the same location; they were identified as 15 medium side trawlers and 1 large stern trawler, accompanied by 4 (un- identified) support vessels. The vessels were heavily concentrated in a 5-mile radius and, reportedly, were taking good catches of rock- fish and Pacific hake at depths of 200-300 meters'(650-1, 000 feet). Another large stern trawler, the "Skry- plev, " which explored off Mexico in March 1967, was sighted 38 miles off San Clemente Island on Tanner Bank (southwest of Los Angeles); jshe was obviously engaged in ex- ploratory fishing, presumably for Pacific mackerel.. Please note that these images are extracted from scanned page images that may have been digitally enhanced for readability - coloration and appearance of these illustrations may not perfectly resemble the original work.. United States. National Marine Fisheries Service; U. S. Fish

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