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Dr. Hilbrands,
I don't know if he's still there, but Dr. Don Rogers of the University of
Washington maintains production records of all North Pacific salmon. The
last number I have for Dr. Rogers is (206)543-7628, and if that doesn't
work, try his secretary at (206)543-4650. Dr. Rogers can also put you on to
many valuable sources for the other information you seek.
Best regards,
Brian Bigler, Senior Fisheries Biologist
Adolfson Associates, Inc.
5309 Shilshole Avenue NW, Suite 200
Seattle, WA 98107
(206) 789-9658
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Subject: Bering Sea fisheries
Dear all,
Currently, I am looking for information on the Bering Sea fisheries on
10 stocks: Alaska pollack, Cod, Pandalus shrimps, crabs, whelk (or
buckie), Pacific herring, yellowfin sole, halibut, sea perch and several
salmon species (mainly O. gorbuscha and nerka).
Does anybody have a clue whom I should contact on this? My main interest
is to have general figures on fisheries production trends and a
description of the fisheries themselves.
Thanks in advance,
Aldin.
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Consultant Aquaculture & Fisheries
Agro Eco Consultancy
PO Box 63, NL - 6720 AB Bennekom
Tel +31 318 420 405, Fax +31 318 414 820
E-mail <mailto:[log in to unmask]>
Website http://www.agroeco.nl/agroeco/
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