MARITIMES RESEARCH VESSEL SURVEY TRENDS ON GEORGES BANK
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1 Canadian Science Advisory Secretariat Maritimes Region Science Response 23/5 MARITIMES RESEARCH VESSEL SURVEY TRENDS ON GEORGES BANK 5Zj 5Zg 5Zo 5Zh 5Zn 5Zm US CAN 65 Figure. Northwest Atlantic Fisheries Organization (NAFO) Unit Areas for Georges Bank. Context DFO has conducted winter research vessel (RV) surveys in the Maritimes Region, Northwest Atlantic Fisheries Organization (NAFO) Area 5Z (Georges Bank; Figure ) using a standardized protocol since 987. Results of these surveys provide information on trends in abundance for groundfish species in the Maritimes Region. While these data reflect trends in biomass and abundance and are a critical part of science-based stock assessments, a full assessment, including other sources of data, would be required to evaluate the impacts of management measures on population status. Fisheries and Aquaculture Management (FAM) requested a review of the DFO winter survey information on the following species in 5Z-5Z4: cod, haddock, pollock, sea raven, ocean pout, yellowtail flounder, Atlantic wolffish, monkfish, smooth skate, thorny skate, barndoor skate, winter skate, little skate, and longhorn sculpin. The survey information will be used by FAM as background for discussions with various industry stakeholders on recommendations for management measures, and to determine which stocks should be reviewed in more detail in 23/4. This Science Response Report results from the Science Special Response Process of October 24, 22, on the Review of Maritimes Research Vessel Survey Trends. Additional publications from this process will be posted as they become available on the Fisheries and Oceans Canada Science Advisory Schedule at March 23
2 Background The Georges Bank (5Z) winter research vessel (RV) survey has been conducted annually using a standard stratification since 987. The survey follows a stratified random sampling design, and includes sampling of fish and invertebrates using a bottom otter trawl. These surveys are the primary data source for monitoring trends in species distribution, abundance, and biological condition on Georges Bank (for details see Stone and Gross, 22). The bottom trawl surveys were designed to provide abundance trends for fish and invertebrates between depths of about 3 m and 2 m. Survey indices are expected to be proportional to abundance for most species. The distribution of some species, such as Atlantic wolffish and monkfish, are not fully covered by the survey. Abundance trends for these species may only provide an indication of the direction of change over time. Survey strata boundaries are shown in Figure 2 for the 5Z area. Sampling was conducted in strata 5Z-5Z4, 5Z8 and 5Z9 in 22. Catch distribution plots for the area sampled are provided for the suite of species requested. Biomass index trends are shown for 5Z-5Z4. Comparisons of 2 and 22 length frequencies from the survey catch to the long-term mean (987-2) are also included for selected stocks. Figure 2. Georges Bank (5Z) winter Research Vessel survey strata. Analysis The time-series of survey biomass indices (not total population biomass) are compared to averages for a series of time periods to provide historical context for biomass levels. The time 2
3 periods used are a short-term 5 year average (27-2) and the long-term survey average (987-2). Length composition/abundance plots are not included for some species due to low numbers caught in the survey. Information on the calculation of these indices is contained in Stone and Gross (22). Atlantic Cod Atlantic Cod (kg) + Figure 3a. Distribution and magnitude (weight/tow) of cod catches during the 22 winter RV survey. Figure 3b. Biomass indices for cod in strata 5Z-5Z4 from the winter RV survey. 3
4 Figure 3c. Length composition for cod in strata 5Z-5Z4 from the winter RV survey. Haddock Haddock (kg) + Figure 4a. Distribution and magnitude (weight/tow) of haddock catches during the 22 winter RV survey. 4
5 Figure 4b. Biomass indices for haddock in strata 5Z-5Z4 from the winter RV survey. Figure 4c. Length composition for haddock in strata 5Z-5Z4 from the winter RV survey. 5
6 Pollock Pollock (kg) + Figure 5a. Distribution and magnitude (weight/tow) of pollock catches during the 22 winter RV survey. Figure 5b. Biomass indices for pollock in the portion of the Western component covered in strata 5Z- 5Z4 from the winter RV survey. 6
7 Figure 5c. Length composition for pollock in the portion of the Western component covered in strata 5Z- 5Z4 from the winter RV survey. Sea Raven Sea Raven (kg) + Figure 6a. Distribution and magnitude (weight/tow) of sea raven catches in the 22 winter RV survey. 7
8 Figure 6b. Biomass indices for sea raven in strata 5Z-5Z4 from the winter RV survey. Figure 6c. Length composition for sea raven in strata 5Z-5Z4 from the winter RV survey. 8
9 Ocean pout Ocean Pout (kg) + Figure 7a. Distribution and magnitude (weight/tow) of ocean pout catches during the 22 winter RV survey. Figure 7b. Biomass indices for ocean pout in strata 5Z-5Z4 from the winter RV survey. 9
10 Figure 7c. Length composition for ocean pout in strata 5Z-5Z4 from the winter RV survey. Yellowtail flounder Yellowtail Flounder (kg) + Figure 8a. Distribution and magnitude (weight/tow) of yellowtail flounder catches during the 22 winter RV survey.
11 Figure 8b. Biomass indices for yellowtail flounder in strata 5Z-5Z4 from the winter RV survey. Figure 8c. Length composition for yellowtail flounder in strata 5Z-5Z4 from the winter RV survey.
12 Atlantic wolffish Atlantic Wolffish (kg) + Figure 9a. Distribution and magnitude (weight/tow) of Atlantic wolffish catches during the 22 winter RV survey. Figure 9b. Biomass indices for Atlantic wolffish in strata 5Z-5Z4 from the winter RV survey. 2
13 Monkfish Monkfish (kg) + Figure a. Distribution and magnitude (weight/tow) of monkfish catches during the 22 winter RV survey. Figure b. Biomass indices for monkfish in strata 5Z-5Z4 from the winter RV survey. 3
14 Figure c. Length composition for monkfish in strata 5Z-5Z4 from the winter RV survey. Smooth skate Smooth Skate (kg) + Figure a. Distribution and magnitude (weight/tow) of smooth skate catches during the 22 winter RV survey. 4
15 Figure b. Biomass indices for smooth skate in strata 5Z-5Z4 from the winter RV survey. Thorny skate Thorny Skate (kg) + Figure 2a. Distribution and magnitude (weight/tow) of thorny skate catches during the 22 winter RV survey. 5
16 Figure 2b. Biomass indices for thorny skate in strata 5Z-5Z4 from the winter RV survey. Figure 2c. Length composition for thorny skate in strata 5Z-5Z4 from the winter RV survey. 6
17 Barndoor skate Barndoor Skate (kg) + Figure 3a. Distribution and magnitude (weight/tow) of barndoor skate catches during the 22 winter RV survey. Figure 3b. Biomass indices for barndoor skate in strata 5Z-5Z4 from the winter RV survey. 7
18 Figure 3c. Length composition for barndoor skate in strata 5Z-5Z4 from the winter RV survey. Winter skate and little skate cannot be reliably distinguished at lengths less than about 35 cm. Given that the majority of the winter and little skates captured in the surveys are in this length range, the biomass trends are influenced by the contribution of fish for which identification is uncertain (for more information see McEachran and Musick, 973). Winter skate Winter Skate (kg) + Figure 4a. Distribution and magnitude (weight/tow) of winter skate catches during the 22 winter RV survey. 8
19 Figure 4b. Biomass indices for winter skate in strata 5Z-5Z4 from the winter RV survey. Figure 4c. Length composition for winter skate in strata 5Z-5Z4 from the winter RV survey. 9
20 Little skate Little Skate (kg) + Figure 5a. Distribution and magnitude (weight/tow) of little skate catches during the 22 winter RV survey. Figure 5b. Biomass indices for little skate in strata 5Z-5Z4 from the winter RV survey. 2
21 Figure 5c. Length composition for little skate in strata 5Z-5Z4 from the winter RV survey. Longhorn sculpin Longhorn Sculpin (kg) + Figure 6a. Distribution and magnitude (weight/tow) of longhorn sculpin catches during the 22 winter RV survey. 2
22 Figure 6b. Biomass indices for longhorn sculpin in strata 5Z-5Z4 from the winter RV survey. Figure 6c. Length composition for longhorn sculpin in strata 5Z-5Z4 from the winter RV survey. Conclusions Biomass indices from the winter RV survey were compared with short-term (27-2) and long-term (987-2) averages. Length frequencies for 2 and 22 were compared to long-term averages (987-2). 22
23 Donald Clark Peter Comeau Adam Cook Verna Docherty Jamie Emberley Mark Fowler Peter Hurley Jim Simon Heath Stone Daphne Themelis Jerry Young Tana Worcester Contributors DFO Maritimes Science, St. Andrews Biological Station DFO Maritimes Science, Bedford Institute of Oceanography DFO Maritimes Science, Bedford Institute of Oceanography DFO Maritimes Resource Management, Marine House DFO Maritimes Science, St. Andrews Biological Station DFO Maritimes Science, Bedford Institute of Oceanography DFO Maritimes Science, Bedford Institute of Oceanography DFO Maritimes Science, Bedford Institute of Oceanography DFO Maritimes Science, St. Andrews Biological Station DFO Maritimes Science, Bedford Institute of Oceanography DFO Maritimes Science, Bedford Institute of Oceanography DFO Maritimes Science, Bedford Institute of Oceanography Approved by Alain Vézina Regional Director of Science, DFO Maritimes Region Dartmouth, Nova Scotia Ph Date: December 8, 22 Sources of Information This Science Response Report results from the Science Special Response Process of October 24, 22, on the Review of Maritimes Research Vessel Survey Trends. Additional publications from this process will be posted as they become available on the Fisheries and Oceans Canada Science Advisory Schedule at McEachran, J.D. and J.A. Musick Characters for distinguishing between immature specimens of the sibling species, Raja erinacea and Raja ocellata (Pisces: Rajidae). Copeia 973: Stone, H.H. and Gross, W.E. 22. Review of the Georges Bank Research Vessel Survey Program, Can. Manuscr. Rep. Fish. Aquat. Sci. 2988: xiii + 95p. 23
24 This Report is Available from the: Center for Science Advice (CSA) Maritimes Region Fisheries and Oceans Canada PO Box 6, Station B23 Dartmouth, Nova Scotia Canada B2Y 4A2 Telephone: Internet address: ISSN Her Majesty the Queen in Right of Canada, 23 Correct Citation for this Publication: DFO. 23. Maritimes research vessel survey trends on Georges Bank. DFO Can. Sci. Advis. Sec. Sci. Resp. 23/5. Aussi disponible en français : MPO. 23. Tendances dans les relevés par navire scientifique sur le banc Georges dans la région des Maritimes. Secr. can. de consult. sci. de MPO. Rép. des Sci. 23/5. 24
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