Oregon’s Commercial Fisheries David Sampson Professor of Fisheries Coastal Oregon Marine Experiment Station With help and funds from the Oregon Department.

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Oregon’s Commercial Fisheries David Sampson Professor of Fisheries Coastal Oregon Marine Experiment Station With help and funds from the Oregon Department of Fish & Wildlife

Oregon’s Commercial Fisheries Average Pounds million / yr Av. Landed Value $69.6 million / yr Groundfish Shellfish Other Salmon Albacore

Canary Rockfish Darkblotched Rockfish Some of Oregon’s Groundfish Longspine Thornyhead Dover Sole

Oregon’s Commercial Fisheries Groundfish Pounds Shoreside Fishery for Whiting

Oregon’s Commercial Fisheries Groundfish Landed Value

Some of Oregon’s Shellfish

Oregon’s Commercial Fisheries Shellfish Pounds

Oregon’s Commercial Fisheries Shellfish Landed Value

Why Fisheries Need Managing

Fishermen go fishing because we buy the fish they catch. When fishing is good and the fishers make good money, more fishers join the fishery. They don’t stop joining until they stop making good money.

The fish belong to everyone. The fish belong to no one. The fish belong to the fishers. The fish are dead. Long live the fish!

Thank You