50 CFR Appendix Table 3b (South) to Subpart F of Part 660 - Trip Limits for Open Access South of 40°10′ N. lat.
Table 3b (South) to Part 660, Subpart F—Trip Limits for Open Access South of 40°10′ N. lat.
| Species | Trip limit |
|---|---|
| Big skate | Unlimited. |
| Bocaccio | 6,000 lb/2 months. |
| Bronzespotted rockfish | CLOSED. |
| Cabezon | Unlimited. |
| California scorpionfish | 3,500 lb/2 months. |
| Canary rockfish | 1,500 lb/2 months. |
| Chilipepper rockfish (40°10′ N lat.-34° 27′ N lat.) | 6,000 lb/2 months. |
| Chilipepper rockfish (south of 34° 27′ N lat.) | 4,000 lb/2 months. |
| Cowcod | CLOSED. |
| Flatfish (includes Dover sole, arrowtooth flounder, petrale sole, English sole, starry flounder) | 10,000 lb/2 months. |
| Lingcod (south of 40°10′ N lat.) | 1,400 lb/2 months. |
| Longnose skate | Unlimited. |
| Longspine thornyhead (40° 10′ to 34° 27′ N lat.) | 100 lb/2 months. |
| Nearshore rockfish complexes: | |
| Shallow nearshore rockfish (south of 40°10′ N lat.) | 2,000 lb/2 months. |
| Deeper nearshore rockfish (south of 40°10′ N lat.) | 2,000 lb/2 months, of which no more than 75 lb may be copper rockfish. |
| Other fish (defined at § 660.11) | Unlimited. |
| Other flatfish complex (defined at § 660.11) | 10,000 lb/2 months. |
| Pacific cod | 1,000 lb/2 months. |
| Pacific Spiny Dogfish | Periods 1-2: 200,000 lb/2 months.
Period 3: 150,000 lb/2 months. Periods 4-6: 100,000 lb/2 months. |
| Pacific whiting | 600 lb/2 months. |
| Quillback rockfish | CLOSED. |
| Sablefish (40°10′ N lat.-36° N lat.) | 4,000 lb/week not to exceed 8,000 lb/2 months. |
| Sablefish (south of 36° N lat.) | 2,500 lb/week not to exceed 7,500 lb/2 months. |
| Shelf rockfish complex (40°10′ N lat.-34°27′ N lat.); excludes bronzespotted rockfish | 4,000 lb per 2 months, of which no more than 300 lb may be vermilion/sunset rockfish. |
| Shelf rockfish complex (south of 34° 27′ N lat.); excludes bronzespotted rockfish | 3,000 lb per 2 months, of which no more than 900 lb may be vermilion/sunset rockfish. |
| Shortspine thornyhead (40° 10′ N. lat.-34° 27′ N. lat.) | 100 lb/2 months. |
| Shortspine thornyhead and longspine thornyhead (south of 34° 27′ N. lat.) | 100 lb/day, no more than 1,000 lb/2 months for all periods. |
| Slope rockfish complex & darkblotched rockfish | 10,000 lb/2 months, of which no more than 2,500 lb may be blackgill rockfish. |
| Splitnose rockfish | 400 lb/2 months. |
| Widow rockfish (40°10′ N lat.-34° 27′ N lat.) | 6,000 lb/2 months. |
| Widow rockfish (south of 34° 27′ N lat.) | 4,000 lb/2 months. |
| Yelloweye rockfish | CLOSED. |
| Salmon Troll | See § 660.334(b)(2). |
| Ridgeback Prawn, California halibut, and sea cucumber | See § 660.333(e) and (f). |
| Pink Shrimp | See § 660.333(g) and (i). |
Note 1 to table 3b (South): Trip limits apply in the EEZ only; see appropriate state regulations for state trip limits. Trip limits are effective year-round unless otherwise specified for different cumulative periods (defined at § 660.11 under “Trip limits”). Trip limits are effective from 40°10′ N lat. to the U.S.-Mexico border unless otherwise specified via latitudinal or state subdivisions in this table. Stock complexes are defined at § 660.11 under “Groundfish”. Trip limits may be revised via inseason action; therefore, users should refer back to this table throughout the year. To convert pounds to kilograms, divide the weight in pounds by 2.20462. The resulting quotient is the weight in kilograms.