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Descriptions of Selected Fishery Landings and Estimates of Vessel Revenue from Areas: A Planning-level Assessment

Prepared by:
National Marine Fisheries Service

April 30, 2024

OCS-A 0517

Data sources:
Commercial Fisheries landings data, Vessel Trip Reports, and Surfclam/OceanQuahog Logbooks

In order to meet requirements of maintaining data confidentiality, these strata are presented individually. In addition, for records that did not meet the rule of three (>=3 unique dealers and >= 3 unique permits), values were summarized as ‘ALL OTHERS’.

Some caveats/notes:

• The lease area and any export cable corridor(s) for approved projects, as applicable, used for this report reflect areas posted on the Bureau of Ocean Energy Management (BOEM) website as of November 16, 2023.
• Values are reported in real 2022 dollars as calculated using the GDP Implicit Price Deflator.
• Pounds are reported in landed (dressed) pounds.
• Data summarized here is based on vessels that are required to provide federal VTRs for GARFO managed species (check here for more information).
• Federal lobster vessels with only lobster permits do not have a VTR requirement. Many vessels issued an Atlantic Highly Migratory Species or Southeast Regional Office permit also do not have a Greater Atlantic Regional Fisheries Office (GARFO) VTR requirement. Trips with no GARFO VTR are not reflected in this summary and impacts to these fisheries may be underrepresented.
• The ASMFC FMP includes the following species: American Lobster, Cobia, Atlantic Croaker, Black Drum, Red Drum, Menhaden, NK Sea Bass, NK Seatrout, Spot, Striped Bass, Tautog, Jonah Crab, and Pandalid Shrimp.
• The SERO FMP includes the following species: Amber Jack, Brown Shrimp, Dolphinfish, Greater Amberjack, Grouper, Grunts, Hogfish, King Mackerel, Long Tail Grouper, NK Porgy, Penaeid Shrimp, Red Grouper, Red Hind, Red Porgy, Red Snapper, Rock Hind, Sand Tilefish, Scamp Grouper, Snapper, Snowy Grouper, Spadefish, Spanish Mackerel, Speckled Hind, Spiny American Lobster, Triggerfish, Vermillion Snapper, Wahoo, Wreckfish, Yellowedge Grouper.
• There exist other fisheries in State waters that may not be reflected in data from federal sources (e.g. whelk, bluefish, and menhaden). It is recommended to query state agencies for additional data within state waters.
• All summaries presented here are built from percentages of a trip that overlapped spatially with the WEAs. These percentages were applied to landings and values for that trip and summed. This differs from simply using the self-reported VTR/clam logbook locations as those place all value from that trip at a single point. Use of the VTR raster model is more representative as smoothing reported locations reduces the effect of location inaccuracy.
• The information reported for 2020 should be interpreted with caution due to the generalized impacts the COVID-19 pandemic had across many fisheries in the Greater Atlantic Region resulting in reduced landings and lower prices; hence lower revenues as well as unusually low numbers of vessels that fished during the year.
• The number of small businesses changes over time both because of changes in affiliated ownership and fluctuations in revenue. For this reason, we use and report only the most recent three years’ revenue in the Small Business Analysis section of this report, consistent with historical guidance provided by the Small Business Administration.
• Confidential data is listed as “Suppressed” or “All Others.”
• All numbers have been rounded to the nearest thousand.

References
DePiper GS (2014) Statistically assessing the precision of self-reported VTR fishing locations.
Benjamin S, Lee MY, DePiper G. 2018. Visualizing fishing data as rasters. NEFSC Ref Doc 18-12; 24 p.

Most Impacted FMPs

We define “most impacted” as the FMPs deriving the most revenue from the area over the fifteen year analysis period of 2008 to 2022, indicating the highest potential for impact to industry from a reduction in fishing area. The top 5 FMPs by revenue in OCS-A 0517 were Sea Scallop, Monkfish, Summer Flounder, Scup, Black Sea Bass, Skates and ASMFC FMP. Revenue values have been deflated to 2022 dollars. Specific figures on these FMPs within the area follow. See Table 5.1 for area totals for all FMPs and species.

Figure 1.1 Landings from the Most Impacted FMPs within OCS-A 0517

Table 1.1 Fifteen Year Total Landings (Pounds) from the Most Impacted FMPs within OCS-A 0517

FMP	Fifteen Year Landings
Skates	1,637,000
Monkfish	393,000
Summer Flounder, Scup, Black Sea Bass	334,000
ASMFC FMP	130,000
Sea Scallop	86,000
Total	2,580,000

Figure 1.2 Revenue from the Most Impacted FMPs within OCS-A 0517

Table 1.2 Fifteen Year Total Revenue from the Most Impacted FMPs within OCS-A 0517

FMP	Fifteen Year Revenue
Sea Scallop	$1,045,000
Monkfish	$629,000
Summer Flounder, Scup, Black Sea Bass	$622,000
Skates	$588,000
ASMFC FMP	$497,000
Total	$3,381,000

Other Impacted FMPs

We analyzed other impacted FMPs separately in order to better visualize the estimated landings and revenues. The other impacted FMPs are: All Others, Atlantic Herring, Bluefish, Highly Migratory Species, Mackerel, Squid, And Butterfish, Northeast Multispecies, SERO FMP, Small-Mesh Multispecies, Spiny Dogfish, Surfclam, Ocean Quahog, Tilefish and “No Federal FMP.” The category “No Federal FMP” contains a variety of species that are not federally regulated, such as: lobster, Jonah crab, smooth and chain dogfish, whelk, and menhaden, (there are close to 102 species without federal FMPs caught in the OCS-A 0517 area). The category “All Others” refers to FMPs with less than three permits or dealers impacted to protect data confidentiality. Revenue values have been deflated to 2022 dollars. See Table 5.1 for area totals for all FMPs and species.

Figure 2.1 Landings from the Other Impacted FMPs within OCS-A 0517

Table 2.1 Fifteen Year Total Landings (Pounds) from the Other Impacted FMPs within OCS-A 0517

FMP	Fifteen Year Landings
Atlantic Herring	633,000
Mackerel, Squid, and Butterfish	334,000
All Others	298,000
Small-Mesh Multispecies	243,000
Surfclam, Ocean Quahog	183,000
Northeast Multispecies	120,000
Spiny Dogfish	101,000
No Federal FMP	17,000
Highly Migratory Species	17,000
Bluefish	16,000
Tilefish	5,000
SERO FMP	1,000
Total	1,967,000

Figure 2.2 Revenue from the Other Impacted FMPs within OCS-A 0517

Table 2.2 Fifteen Year Total Revenue from the Other Impacted FMPs within OCS-A 0517

FMP	Fifteen Year Revenue
Mackerel, Squid, and Butterfish	$330,000
Northeast Multispecies	$310,000
All Others	$247,000
Small-Mesh Multispecies	$155,000
Surfclam, Ocean Quahog	$134,000
Atlantic Herring	$95,000
No Federal FMP	$65,000
Highly Migratory Species	$48,000
Spiny Dogfish	$22,000
Tilefish	$18,000
Bluefish	$13,000
SERO FMP	$1,000
Total	$1,440,000

Most Impacted Species

We analyzed the top ten species due to their economic importance in the area and to isolate them from combined FMPs. The top ten species by revenue are: Sea Scallop, Monkfish, American Lobster, All Others, Skates, Summer Flounder, Longfin Squid, Scup, Big Winter Skate and Silver Hake. The category “All Others” refers to species with less than three permits or dealers impacted to protect data confidentiality. Revenue values have been deflated to 2022 dollars. See Table 5.1 for area totals for all FMPs and species.

Figure 3.1 Landings from the Most Impacted Species within OCS-A 0517

Table 3.1 Fifteen Year Total Landings (Pounds) from the Most Impacted Species within OCS-A 0517

Species	Fifteen Year Landings
Skates	690,000
All Others	425,000
Monkfish	393,000
Big Winter Skate	299,000
Scup	212,000
Silver Hake	201,000
Longfin Squid	189,000
Summer Flounder	91,000
Sea Scallop	86,000
American Lobster	70,000
Total	2,655,000

Figure 3.2 Revenue from the Most Impacted Species within OCS-A 0517

Table 3.2 Fifteen Year Total Revenue from the Most Impacted Species within OCS-A 0517

Species	Fifteen Year Revenue
Sea Scallop	$1,045,000
Monkfish	$629,000
American Lobster	$421,000
All Others	$350,000
Skates	$322,000
Summer Flounder	$316,000
Longfin Squid	$278,000
Scup	$176,000
Big Winter Skate	$169,000
Silver Hake	$141,000
Total	$3,845,000

Select Gear Types

We analyzed select gear types to better understand the type of fishing occurring inOCS-A 0517. The select gear types are: Dredge-Other, Dredge-Clam, Dredge-Scallop, Gillnet-Sink, Gillnet-Other, Weir-Trap, Seine-Purse, Seine-Other, Handline, Hand-Other, Trawl-Bottom, Trawl-Midwater, Longline-Bottom, Longline-Pelagic, Pot-Other, and Pot-Lobster. The category “All Others” refers to species with less than three permits or dealers impacted to protect data confidentiality.Revenue values have been deflated to 2022 dollars.

Figure 4.1 Landings from the Select Gear Types within OCS-A 0517

Table 4.1 Fifteen Year Total Landings (Pounds) from the Select Gear Types within OCS-A 0517

Gear Type	Fifteen Year Landings
Trawl-Bottom	1,984,000
Gillnet-Sink	1,261,000
Trawl-Midwater	527,000
Dredge-Clam	400,000
Pot-Lobster	126,000
All Others	93,000
Dredge-Scallop	88,000
Pot-Other	40,000
Gillnet-Other	15,000
Handline	11,000
Longline-Bottom	2,000
Total	4,546,000

Figure 4.2 Revenue from the Select Gear Types within OCS-A 0517

Table 4.2 Fifteen Year Total Revenue from the Select Gear Types within OCS-A 0517

Gear Type	Fifteen Year Revenue
Trawl-Bottom	$1,458,000
Gillnet-Sink	$1,127,000
Dredge-Scallop	$1,043,000
Pot-Lobster	$482,000
Dredge-Clam	$319,000
Pot-Other	$161,000
All Others	$94,000
Trawl-Midwater	$74,000
Handline	$49,000
Longline-Bottom	$7,000
Gillnet-Other	$6,000
Total	$4,820,000

Totals

The following table displays the given year total revenue and total landed pounds of all species by all gear types within the area. From 2008-2022, a total of 4.546 million pounds worth $4.82 million were landed from within OCS-A 0517.

Table 5.1 Fifteen Year Total Revenue and Landings (Pounds) within OCS-A 0517

Year	Revenue	Landings
2008	$354,000	325,000
2009	$391,000	574,000
2010	$328,000	322,000
2011	$369,000	319,000
2012	$298,000	329,000
2013	$433,000	424,000
2014	$471,000	397,000
2015	$293,000	259,000
2016	$391,000	386,000
2017	$255,000	212,000
2018	$184,000	191,000
2019	$302,000	214,000
2020	$254,000	190,000
2021	$207,000	173,000
2022	$291,000	229,000
Total	$4,820,000	4,546,000

Landings and Revenue by State

The following table displays total revenue and total landed pounds by state within the OCS-A 0517 area.

Table 6.1 Most Impacted States, by Revenue and Landings within OCS-A 0517

State	Fifteen Year Revenue	Fifteen Year Landings
RI	$2,503,000	2,650,000
MA	$1,534,000	1,345,000
NY	$479,000	282,000
CT	$152,000	176,000
NJ	$101,000	66,000
VA	$32,000	11,000
NC	$15,000	5,000
ME	$3,000	11,000
MD	<$500	<500
All Others	<$500	<500

Landings and Revenue by Port

The cumulative revenue and landings of the ten most impacted ports (by revenue) from 2008-2022 are listed below. These ports are estimated to receive the most revenue from fishing within the OCS-A 0517 area. Each “Community Snapshot” link provides additional information for each port, including the value of major species landed in that port, size of vessels operating from that port, demographic information, and relevant social indicators, including fishing engagement.

Table 7.1 Fifteen Year Landings and Revenue from the Most Impacted Ports within OCS-A 0517

Port	State	Community Snapshot	Fifteen Year Revenue	Fifteen Year Landings
Point Judith	RI	Point Judith/Narragansett	$1,518,000	1,319,000
New Bedford	MA	New Bedford	$1,187,000	1,104,000
Little Compton	RI	Little Compton	$525,000	656,000
Montauk	NY	Montauk	$446,000	260,000
Newport	RI	Newport	$334,000	508,000
Westport	MA	Westport	$161,000	69,000
Stonington	CT	Stonington	$82,000	66,000
Point Pleasant	NJ	Point Pleasant/Point Pleasant Beach	$80,000	42,000
New London	CT	New London	$69,000	109,000
Tiverton	RI	Tiverton	$64,000	72,000

Table 7.2 Fifteen Year Annual Maximum, Average, and Minimum Revenue and Landings from the Most Impacted Ports within OCS-A 0517

Port	State	Minimum Revenue	Average Revenue	Maximum Revenue	Minimum Landings	Average Landings	Maximum Landings
Point Judith	RI	$66,000	$101,000	$150,000	59,000	88,000	132,000
New Bedford	MA	$32,000	$79,000	$140,000	12,000	74,000	183,000
Little Compton	RI	$12,000	$35,000	$77,000	11,000	44,000	95,000
Montauk	NY	$18,000	$30,000	$46,000	10,000	17,000	28,000
Newport	RI	$10,000	$22,000	$50,000	12,000	34,000	64,000
Westport	MA	$4,000	$11,000	$22,000	1,000	5,000	12,000
Stonington	CT	$2,000	$5,000	$16,000	2,000	4,000	15,000
Point Pleasant	NJ	<$500	$5,000	$45,000	<500	3,000	30,000
New London	CT	<$500	$5,000	$14,000	<500	7,000	29,000
Tiverton	RI	Excluded for confidentiality protection	Excluded for confidentiality protection	Excluded for confidentiality protection	Excluded for confidentiality protection	Excluded for confidentiality protection	Excluded for confidentiality protection

Figure 7.1 Most Impacted Ports Annual Average and time series Maximum and Minimum Landings within OCS-A 0517

Figure 7.2 Most Impacted Ports Annual Average and time series Maximum and Minimum Revenues within OCS-A 0517

Total Fifteen Year Revenues and Landings from the Most Impacted Species for the Ten Most Impacted Ports (by Revenue)

Point Judith, RI

Table 8.1 Revenues and Landings from the Most Impacted Species within Point Judith, RI during 2008-2022

Species	Total Revenue	Total Landings
Sea Scallop	$286,000	25,000
American Lobster	$247,000	42,000
Longfin Squid	$151,000	104,000
Summer Flounder	$139,000	38,000
Silver Hake	$113,000	172,000
Yellowtail Flounder	$85,000	37,000
Monkfish	$79,000	42,000
Scup	$79,000	109,000
Cod	$77,000	24,000
Winter Flounder	$54,000	18,000
Skates	$41,000	94,000
Little Skate	$40,000	277,000
Big Winter Skate	$27,000	52,000
Butterfish	$18,000	22,000
Black Sea Bass	$17,000	4,000
Atlantic Herring	$14,000	105,000
Jonah Crab	$12,000	17,000
Red Hake	$10,000	31,000
Dogfish Spiny	$7,000	43,000
Channeled Whelk	$7,000	1,000
Bluefish	$5,000	7,000
Atlantic Mackerel	$4,000	12,000
Rock Crab	$1,000	2,000
Haddock	$1,000	1,000
Illex Squid	$1,000	1,000

New Bedford, MA

Table 8.2 Revenues and Landings from the Most Impacted Species within New Bedford, MA during 2008-2022

Species	Total Revenue	Total Landings
Sea Scallop	$582,000	46,000
All Others	$354,000	453,000
Skates	$59,000	129,000
Atlantic Herring	$45,000	358,000
Monkfish	$40,000	16,000
American Lobster	$31,000	5,000
Jonah Crab	$22,000	21,000
Summer Flounder	$12,000	4,000
Longfin Squid	$8,000	5,000
Big Winter Skate	$7,000	9,000
Scup	$6,000	6,000
Little Skate	$3,000	21,000
Winter Flounder	$3,000	1,000
Yellowtail Flounder	$3,000	1,000
Dogfish Spiny	$3,000	10,000
Silver Hake	$2,000	2,000
Atlantic Mackerel	$2,000	13,000
Cod	$2,000	1,000

Little Compton, RI

Table 8.3 Revenues and Landings from the Most Impacted Species within Little Compton, RI during 2008-2022

Species	Total Revenue	Total Landings
Monkfish	$254,000	188,000
Skates	$150,000	300,000
Big Winter Skate	$57,000	111,000
American Lobster	$17,000	3,000
Black Sea Bass	$11,000	3,000
Summer Flounder	$10,000	3,000
Cod	$10,000	3,000
Dogfish Spiny	$8,000	30,000
Barndoor Skate	$1,000	3,000
Scup	$1,000	1,000
Bluefish	$1,000	1,000
Dogfish Smooth	$1,000	1,000
Jonah Crab	$1,000	1,000

Montauk, NY

Table 8.4 Revenues and Landings from the Most Impacted Species within Montauk, NY during 2008-2022

Species	Total Revenue	Total Landings
Longfin Squid	$74,000	48,000
Scup	$51,000	56,000
Summer Flounder	$46,000	11,000
Sea Scallop	$46,000	4,000
Monkfish	$32,000	16,000
American Lobster	$26,000	4,000
Cod	$25,000	9,000
Black Sea Bass	$21,000	5,000
Silver Hake	$19,000	21,000
Golden Tilefish	$18,000	5,000
Striped Bass	$17,000	4,000
Skates	$12,000	24,000
Winter Flounder	$10,000	4,000
Big Winter Skate	$7,000	10,000
Yellowtail Flounder	$7,000	3,000
Butterfish	$6,000	6,000
Dogfish Smooth	$5,000	7,000
Tautog	$5,000	1,000
Bluefish	$4,000	5,000
Red Hake	$4,000	7,000
Dogfish Spiny	$1,000	3,000
Jonah Crab	$1,000	1,000
Conger Eel	$1,000	1,000
Smooth Skate	$1,000	1,000

Newport, RI

Table 8.5 Revenues and Landings from the Most Impacted Species within Newport, RI during 2008-2022

Species	Total Revenue	Total Landings
Monkfish	$167,000	96,000
Big Winter Skate	$54,000	75,000
Little Skate	$38,000	205,000
Skates	$31,000	64,000
Sea Scallop	$12,000	1,000
Summer Flounder	$8,000	3,000
Atlantic Herring	$8,000	49,000
American Lobster	$6,000	1,000
Yellowtail Flounder	$2,000	1,000
Longfin Squid	$2,000	1,000
Jonah Crab	$2,000	2,000
Scup	$1,000	2,000
Dogfish Spiny	$1,000	4,000
All Others	$1,000	2,000

Westport, MA

Table 8.6 Revenues and Landings from the Most Impacted Species within Westport, MA during 2008-2022

Species	Total Revenue	Total Landings
American Lobster	$78,000	13,000
Black Sea Bass	$25,000	5,000
Sea Scallop	$21,000	2,000
Monkfish	$15,000	9,000
Big Winter Skate	$6,000	13,000
Skates	$5,000	9,000
Summer Flounder	$4,000	2,000
Jonah Crab	$3,000	3,000
Scup	$2,000	2,000
Dogfish Spiny	$1,000	4,000
Little Skate	$1,000	6,000

Stonington, CT

Table 8.7 Revenues and Landings from the Most Impacted Species within Stonington, CT during 2008-2022

Species	Total Revenue	Total Landings
Summer Flounder	$20,000	6,000
Sea Scallop	$19,000	2,000
Longfin Squid	$15,000	10,000
Scup	$5,000	7,000
Big Winter Skate	$4,000	16,000
Yellowtail Flounder	$3,000	1,000
Silver Hake	$3,000	4,000
Winter Flounder	$3,000	1,000
Black Sea Bass	$2,000	1,000
Skates	$1,000	6,000
Butterfish	$1,000	1,000
Little Skate	$1,000	5,000

Point Pleasant, NJ

Table 8.8 Revenues and Landings from the Most Impacted Species within Point Pleasant, NJ during 2008-2022

Species	Total Revenue	Total Landings
Summer Flounder	$23,000	7,000
Black Sea Bass	$21,000	6,000
Scup	$20,000	21,000
Sea Scallop	$7,000	1,000
Longfin Squid	$5,000	4,000
All Others	$1,000	1,000
Dogfish Smooth	$1,000	1,000

New London, CT

Table 8.9 Revenues and Landings from the Most Impacted Species within New London, CT during 2008-2022

Species	Total Revenue	Total Landings
Sea Scallop	$29,000	2,000
Longfin Squid	$7,000	4,000
Skates	$7,000	34,000
Little Skate	$6,000	56,000
Summer Flounder	$6,000	2,000
Monkfish	$4,000	2,000
Scup	$3,000	2,000
Winter Flounder	$2,000	1,000
Silver Hake	$2,000	2,000
Jonah Crab	$1,000	1,000

Tiverton, RI

Table 8.10 Revenues and Landings from the Most Impacted Species within Tiverton, RI during 2008-2022

Species	Total Revenue	Total Landings
Monkfish	$27,000	17,000
Skates	$13,000	21,000
Cod	$8,000	3,000
Big Winter Skate	$5,000	10,000
Summer Flounder	$3,000	1,000
All Others	$2,000	12,000
Yellowtail Flounder	$2,000	1,000
Dogfish Spiny	$1,000	5,000

Port Dependency

The percentage of regional revenue and landings for the ten most dependent ports (by maximum percent of annual regional revenue) are listed below. Percent of revenue and landings is derived by taking the annual revenue and landings within the OCS-A 0517 area and dividing it by the total annual fishing revenue and landings in that port during 2008-2022. Data for ports that cannot be displayed due to confidentiality protection or because no known port was reported are displayed as “All Other Ports” for the affiliated landing state. The top ten max dependent ports contain a masked set of ports for RI with more than 2 ports. These ports are Bristol, RI, Providence, RI, Wakefield, RI, Warren, RI and Westerley, RI.

Table 9.1 Fifteen Year Maximum Percent Annual Regional Fishing Revenue from the Most Dependent Ports within OCS-A 0517

Port	State	Percent of Revenue	Percent of Landings
Little Compton	RI	1.43%	1.19%
Westport	MA	0.78%	0.38%
Tiverton	RI	0.38%	0.40%
Chilmark	MA	0.38%	0.29%
New Shoreham	RI	0.32%	0.22%
South Kingstown	RI	0.32%	0.29%
All Other Ports	RI	0.30%	0.04%
Newport	RI	0.24%	0.42%
Point Judith	RI	0.18%	0.16%
Montauk	NY	0.15%	0.13%

Table 9.2 Most Dependent Ports, by Minimum, Average, and Maximum Annual Revenue and Landings from the Most Dependent Ports within OCS-A 0517

Port	State	Minimum Revenue	Average Revenue	Maximum Revenue	Minimum Landings	Average Landings	Maximum Landings
Little Compton	RI	$12,000	$35,000	$77,000	11,000	44,000	95,000
Westport	MA	$4,000	$11,000	$22,000	1,000	5,000	12,000
Tiverton	RI	Excluded for confidentiality protection	Excluded for confidentiality protection	Excluded for confidentiality protection	Excluded for confidentiality protection	Excluded for confidentiality protection	Excluded for confidentiality protection
Chilmark	MA	Excluded for confidentiality protection	Excluded for confidentiality protection	Excluded for confidentiality protection	Excluded for confidentiality protection	Excluded for confidentiality protection	Excluded for confidentiality protection
New Shoreham	RI	Excluded for confidentiality protection	Excluded for confidentiality protection	Excluded for confidentiality protection	Excluded for confidentiality protection	Excluded for confidentiality protection	Excluded for confidentiality protection
South Kingstown	RI	Excluded for confidentiality protection	Excluded for confidentiality protection	Excluded for confidentiality protection	Excluded for confidentiality protection	Excluded for confidentiality protection	Excluded for confidentiality protection
All Other Ports	RI	Excluded for confidentiality protection	Excluded for confidentiality protection	Excluded for confidentiality protection	Excluded for confidentiality protection	Excluded for confidentiality protection	Excluded for confidentiality protection
Newport	RI	$10,000	$22,000	$50,000	12,000	34,000	64,000
Point Judith	RI	$66,000	$101,000	$150,000	59,000	88,000	132,000
Montauk	NY	$18,000	$30,000	$46,000	10,000	17,000	28,000

Figure 9.1 Most Dependent Ports Annual Average and time series Maximum and Minimum Landings within OCS-A 0517

Figure 9.2 Most Dependent Ports Annual Average and time series Maximum and Minimum Revenues within OCS-A 0517

Percentage of Revenue by Permit

We also analyzed the percentage of each permit’s total commercial fishing revenue coming from within the OCS-A 0517 area (see boxplots figures and tables below). Boxplots are important statistical summaries because they provide information about the distribution of the percentages. The boxplots below begin at the 1st quartile, or the value beneath which 25 percent of all observations fall. A thick line within the box identifies the median, the observation at which 50 percent of observations are above or beneath. The box ends at the 3rd quartile, or the observation beneath which 75 percent of observations fall. Nonparametric estimates of the minimum and maximum values are also indicated by the “whiskers” (dashed line terminating in a vertical line) that jut out from each side of the box. Any points outside of these whiskers are observations that are considered outliers. In our tables, however, the maximum values are inclusive of outliers. The first table below presents the minimum, 1st quartile, median, 3rd quartile, and maximum values for the area. These are the fifteen year revenue percentages. The following table represents the total number of outliers by year. The boxplots in the figures below further separate the area out by year.

Table 10.1 Analysis of Fifteen Year Permit Revenue Percentage Boxplots within OCS-A 0517

Min	1st Quartile	Median	3rd Quartile	Max
0%	0.01%	0.06%	0.24%	42%

Table 10.2 Fifteen Year Outlier Count within OCS-A 0517

2008	2009	2010	2011	2012	2013	2014	2015	2016	2017	2018	2019	2020	2021	2022
44	43	46	44	58	56	58	46	46	57	44	45	50	47	42

Figure 10.1 Annual Permit Revenue Percentage Boxplots within OCS-A 0517

Small Business Analysis

A business primarily engaged in commercial fishing is classified as a small business if it is independently owned and operated, is not dominant in its field of operation (including its affiliates) and has combined annual receipts not in excess of $11 million for all its affiliated operations worldwide. Small Business Administration principles of affiliation are used to define a business entity, meaning the following analysis is conducted upon unique business interests, which can represent multiple vessel permits. As such, this section presents the total number of entities, by business category, and the total revenue generated by that business category in Table 11.1. For those businesses with historical fishing within the OCS-A 0517 area, Table 11.2 presents the revenue generated inside the OCS-A 0517 area against the total revenue from those same entities. Revenue values have been deflated to 2022 dollars.

Table 11.1 Total number of entities engaged in federally managed fishing within the Northeast region, and their total revenue, by business category

Year	Business Type	Number of Entities	Revenue
2020	Large Business	11	$172,982,000
2020	Small Business	1,042	$394,946,000
2021	Large Business	11	$209,355,000
2021	Small Business	1,087	$530,723,000
2022	Large Business	11	$147,391,000
2022	Small Business	1,119	$376,978,000

Table 11.2 Revenue within the OCS-A 0517 area compared to total revenue from all areas for entities active within the OCS-A 0517 area, by business category

Year	Business Type	Number of Entities	Area Revenue	Total Revenue
2020	Large Business	10	$22,000	$156,472,000
2020	Small Business	283	$216,000	$180,394,000
2021	Large Business	8	$6,000	$155,915,000
2021	Small Business	263	$198,000	$92,873,000
2022	Large Business	8	$12,000	$97,098,000
2022	Small Business	275	$279,000	$144,143,000

Species Dependence

The tables below indicate the top ten species deriving the most revenue from the area by year. Additional information includes landings and effort (Days-at-Sea, or DAS) occurring within the area of interest as a percentage of totals generated by that species across the entire region for each year and the total number of trips and vessels from the area FMP, species, and port for each year. Trips with less than three permits or dealers have been removed to protect data confidentiality. The total number of trips, and number vessels taking those trips, represent an upper bound on the counts as it does not take into account the probability of these trips actually overlapping the area of interest, and identifies all the individuals who could be displaced by wind energy development. Therefore, also included is a count of trips and vessels weighted by the probability of overlap with the area of interest, to generate a more precise expected count of trips and vessels fishing within the area. The category “All Others” refers to gear type categories with less than three permits or dealers impacted to protect data confidentiality.

Table 12.1 Total and Expected Number of Trips and Vessels by Year within OCS-A 0517

Year	Number of Trips	Number of Vessels	Expected Trips	Expected Vessels
2008	9,578	418	104	77
2009	9,106	384	112	75
2010	8,845	400	101	64
2011	9,137	379	86	58
2012	9,569	424	67	58
2013	10,697	441	84	65
2014	9,330	457	94	65
2015	8,581	420	70	57
2016	10,408	432	92	69
2017	9,552	471	61	54
2018	8,464	384	66	51
2019	7,934	385	59	46
2020	7,360	386	63	49
2021	6,551	337	52	41
2022	5,938	346	54	42

Table 12.2 Percentages of Total Revenue, Landings, and Days-at-Sea for Species of Interest within OCS-A 0517, 2022

Species	Revenue as % of Total	Landings as % of Total	DAS as % of Total
Little Skate	0.76	0.70	0.44
American Shad	0.43	0.20	0.27
Winter Skate	0.41	0.42	0.16
Monkfish	0.39	0.69	0.05
Atlantic Chub Mackerel	0.37	0.34	0.11
Scup	0.35	0.32	0.21
Red Hake	0.29	0.29	0.13
Black Sea Bass	0.27	0.23	0.18
Barndoor Skate	0.26	0.28	0.55
Tautog	0.25	0.23	0.17

Table 12.3 Total and Expected Number of Trips and Vessels by FMP within OCS-A 0517, 2022

FMP	Number of Trips	Number of Vessels	Expected Vessels	Expected Trips
ASMFC FMP	1,925	145	12	13
Atlantic Herring	34	8	1	1
Bluefish	1,074	138	8	8
Highly Migratory Species	717	60	5	5
Mackerel, Squid, and Butterfish	2,813	156	18	20
Monkfish	1,168	148	13	19
No Federal FMP	1,135	134	10	10
Northeast Multispecies	497	62	4	4
Sea Scallop	244	84	3	3
SERO FMP	171	45	2	2
Skates	1,525	109	15	21
Small-Mesh Multispecies	1,497	101	12	13
Spiny Dogfish	64	24	1	1
Summer Flounder, Scup, Black Sea Bass	4,242	244	30	38
Tilefish	56	36	2	2

Table 12.4 Total and Expected Number of Trips and Vessels by Species within OCS-A 0517, 2022

Species	Number of Trips	Number of Vessels	Expected Vessels	Expected Trips
Albacore Tuna	5	3	1	1
American Eel	46	16	1	1
American Lobster	1,057	67	8	9
American Shad	11	4	1	1
Atlantic Croaker	7	4	1	1
Atlantic Herring	34	8	1	1
Atlantic Mackerel	551	76	4	4
Barndoor Skate	98	17	3	5
Big Winter Skate	834	95	10	16
Black Drum	8	3	1	1
Black Sea Bass	3,175	208	24	26
Bluefin Tuna	9	6	1	1
Bluefish	1,074	138	8	8
Blueline Tilefish	6	6	1	1
Bonito	45	20	1	1
Butterfish	1,644	106	13	13
Channeled Whelk	34	9	1	1
Chub Mackerel	49	21	1	1
Cobia	6	4	1	1
Cod	181	40	2	2
Conchs	56	6	1	1
Conger Eel	83	39	1	1
Cunner	75	22	1	1
Dogfish Smooth	696	51	4	4
Dogfish Spiny	64	24	1	1
Fourspot Flounder	9	4	1	1
Golden Tilefish	54	34	2	2
Haddock	5	5	1	1
Illex Squid	27	8	1	1
John Dory	30	21	1	1
Jonah Crab	505	42	4	4
King Whiting	283	45	2	2
Knobbed Whelk	69	7	1	1
Little Skate	567	34	6	6
Little Tuna	12	5	1	1
Longfin Squid	2,666	138	16	18
Mantis Shrimp	67	6	1	1
Menhaden	4	3	1	1
Monkfish	1,157	148	12	19
Northern Kingfish	36	6	1	1
Northern Puffer	10	4	1	1
Offshore Hake	22	10	1	1
Red Crab	11	3	1	1
Red Hake	846	73	8	8
Ribbonfish	6	3	1	1
Rock Crab	68	14	1	1
Scup	2,754	184	21	23
Sea Robins	92	22	1	1
Sea Scallop	244	84	3	3
Silver Hake	1,366	93	12	12
Skates	64	21	1	1
Smooth Skate	113	16	1	1
Spanish Mackerel	3	3	1	1
Spot	45	9	1	1
Squeteague Weakfish	436	75	5	5
Striped Bass	427	54	3	3
Summer Flounder	3,079	178	22	28
Tautog	396	59	2	2
Thresher Shark	11	5	1	1
Triggerfish	151	38	2	2
White Hake	23	12	1	1
Winter Flounder	372	32	4	4
Witch Flounder	17	7	1	1
Yellowtail Flounder	48	13	1	1

Table 12.5 Total and Expected Number of Trips and Vessels by Port within OCS-A 0517, 2022

Port	Number of Trips	Number of Vessels	Expected Vessels	Expected Trips
Beaufort, NC	32	15	1	1
Cape May, NJ	39	11	1	1
Hampton Bay, NY	131	6	1	1
Hampton, VA	20	13	1	1
Hyannis, MA	4	3	1	1
Little Compton, RI	179	11	5	11
Menemsha, MA	58	8	1	1
Montauk, NY	1,762	63	11	11
New Bedford, MA	348	88	2	2
New London, CT	65	4	1	1
Newport News, VA	26	15	1	1
Newport, RI	138	6	3	3
Point Judith, RI	2,103	107	17	19
Point Pleasant, NJ	71	17	2	3
Shinnecock, NY	222	15	1	1
Stonington, CT	364	12	3	3
Westport, MA	143	4	2	2

Table 12.6 Percentages of Total Revenue, Landings, and Days-at-Sea for Species of Interest within OCS-A 0517, 2021

Species	Revenue as % of Total	Landings as % of Total	DAS as % of Total
Little Skate	0.66	0.61	0.44
Barndoor Skate	0.50	0.53	0.58
Winter Skate	0.36	0.35	0.13
Smooth Skate	0.32	0.53	0.06
Red Hake	0.22	0.27	0.08
Monkfish	0.19	0.35	0.04
Clearnose Skate	0.16	0.11	0.33
Black Sea Bass	0.16	0.10	0.12
Weakfish	0.16	0.16	0.06
Atlantic Bluefish	0.13	0.12	0.14

Table 12.7 Total and Expected Number of Trips and Vessels by FMP within OCS-A 0517, 2021

FMP	Number of Trips	Number of Vessels	Expected Vessels	Expected Trips
ASMFC FMP	2,062	163	12	14
Atlantic Herring	100	23	1	1
Bluefish	1,410	154	8	8
Highly Migratory Species	877	65	3	3
Mackerel, Squid, and Butterfish	3,058	150	14	14
Monkfish	1,891	161	16	18
No Federal FMP	1,278	147	8	8
Northeast Multispecies	603	75	5	5
Sea Scallop	389	61	5	5
SERO FMP	218	51	2	2
Skates	1,926	115	16	18
Small-Mesh Multispecies	2,217	116	12	12
Spiny Dogfish	115	31	1	1
Summer Flounder, Scup, Black Sea Bass	4,676	237	26	31
Surfclam, Ocean Quahog	84	11	1	1
Tilefish	53	31	1	1

Table 12.8 Total and Expected Number of Trips and Vessels by Species within OCS-A 0517, 2021

Species	Number of Trips	Number of Vessels	Expected Vessels	Expected Trips
Albacore Tuna	8	6	1	1
American Eel	32	13	1	1
American Lobster	1,153	74	10	11
American Shad	19	6	1	1
Atlantic Herring	100	23	1	1
Atlantic Mackerel	526	77	3	3
Barndoor Skate	107	12	4	5
Big Winter Skate	1,093	89	11	13
Black Sea Bass	3,218	205	18	23
Bluefin Tuna	7	7	1	1
Bluefish	1,410	154	8	8
Blueline Tilefish	5	3	1	1
Bonito	82	23	1	1
Butterfish	1,942	103	9	9
Channeled Whelk	53	7	1	1
Clearnose Skate	19	7	1	1
Cobia	3	3	1	1
Cod	234	44	3	3
Conchs	74	4	1	1
Conger Eel	87	41	1	1
Crevalle	11	3	1	1
Cunner	75	29	1	1
Dogfish Smooth	861	55	3	3
Dogfish Spiny	115	31	1	1
Fourspot Flounder	11	4	1	1
Golden Tilefish	49	29	1	1
John Dory	15	11	1	1
Jonah Crab	527	45	6	6
King Whiting	205	39	1	1
Knobbed Whelk	51	6	1	1
Little Skate	721	29	7	7
Little Tuna	41	14	1	1
Longfin Squid	2,884	131	13	13
Mantis Shrimp	103	8	1	1
Menhaden	20	7	1	1
Monkfish	1,873	161	16	18
Northern Kingfish	34	10	1	1
Northern Puffer	35	8	1	1
Offshore Hake	5	4	1	1
Pollock	4	4	1	1
Red Hake	1,277	88	8	8
Rock Crab	87	14	1	1
Scup	3,011	175	15	19
Sea Robins	58	17	1	1
Sea Scallop	389	61	5	5
Silver Hake	2,054	110	11	11
Skates	135	42	1	1
Smooth Skate	158	23	1	1
Spanish Mackerel	5	4	1	1
Spot	81	12	1	1
Squeteague Weakfish	588	86	3	3
Striped Bass	442	69	1	1
Summer Flounder	3,502	185	19	20
Tautog	354	56	2	2
Thresher Shark	13	6	1	1
Triggerfish	199	45	2	2
White Hake	36	13	1	1
Winter Flounder	485	38	5	5
Witch Flounder	20	10	1	1
Yellowtail Flounder	143	16	2	2

Table 12.9 Total and Expected Number of Trips and Vessels by Port within OCS-A 0517, 2021

Port	Number of Trips	Number of Vessels	Expected Vessels	Expected Trips
Beaufort, NC	54	29	1	1
Cape May, NJ	8	7	1	1
Hampton Bay, NY	239	11	1	1
Hampton, VA	25	18	1	1
Little Compton, RI	120	9	5	6
Menemsha, MA	100	6	1	1
Montauk, NY	1,908	71	8	9
New Bedford, MA	328	66	4	4
New London, CT	93	6	1	1
New Shoreham, RI	81	4	1	1
Newport News, VA	27	21	1	1
Newport, RI	163	6	3	3
Point Judith, RI	2,402	101	18	22
Point Pleasant, NJ	57	18	1	1
Shinnecock, NY	217	14	1	1
Stonington, CT	326	10	2	2
Westport, MA	170	7	3	6

Table 12.10 Percentages of Total Revenue, Landings, and Days-at-Sea for Species of Interest within OCS-A 0517, 2020

Species	Revenue as % of Total	Landings as % of Total	DAS as % of Total
Barndoor Skate	0.53	0.64	0.61
Little Skate	0.45	0.43	0.36
Winter Skate	0.29	0.29	0.13
Monkfish	0.22	0.38	0.06
Red Hake	0.16	0.22	0.09
Silver Hake	0.15	0.22	0.07
Smooth Skate	0.13	0.14	0.08
Spot	0.12	0.15	0.08
Weakfish	0.10	0.11	0.08
Black Sea Bass	0.10	0.09	0.13

Table 12.11 Total and Expected Number of Trips and Vessels by FMP within OCS-A 0517, 2020

FMP	Number of Trips	Number of Vessels	Expected Vessels	Expected Trips
ASMFC FMP	1,909	151	11	15
Atlantic Herring	117	16	1	1
Bluefish	1,415	157	8	8
Highly Migratory Species	922	52	3	3
Mackerel, Squid, and Butterfish	3,078	133	15	15
Monkfish	2,631	190	24	27
No Federal FMP	1,335	133	8	11
Northeast Multispecies	698	83	6	6
Sea Scallop	716	121	10	12
SERO FMP	96	35	2	2
Skates	2,667	135	20	22
Small-Mesh Multispecies	2,681	123	13	13
Spiny Dogfish	190	29	4	4
Summer Flounder, Scup, Black Sea Bass	4,967	240	26	30
Tilefish	32	22	1	1

Table 12.12 Total and Expected Number of Trips and Vessels by Species within OCS-A 0517, 2020

Species	Number of Trips	Number of Vessels	Expected Vessels	Expected Trips
Albacore Tuna	6	6	1	1
Am. Plaice Flounder	11	4	1	1
American Eel	31	15	1	1
American Lobster	1,167	68	10	13
American Shad	11	5	1	1
Atlantic Herring	117	16	1	1
Atlantic Mackerel	406	74	4	4
Barndoor Skate	213	20	6	7
Big Winter Skate	1,676	116	16	18
Black Sea Bass	3,212	203	17	19
Bluefish	1,415	157	8	8
Bonito	71	33	1	1
Butterfish	2,118	97	10	10
Channeled Whelk	68	10	2	3
Chub Mackerel	19	6	1	1
Clearnose Skate	13	10	1	1
Cod	254	53	4	4
Conchs	103	5	1	1
Conger Eel	127	31	2	2
Cunner	52	19	1	1
Dogfish Smooth	915	47	3	3
Dogfish Spiny	190	29	4	4
Fourspot Flounder	19	4	1	1
Golden Tilefish	31	21	1	1
Haddock	19	11	1	1
Horseshoe Crab	8	3	1	1
Illex Squid	7	7	1	1
John Dory	13	9	1	1
Jonah Crab	493	34	5	8
King Whiting	241	42	1	1
Knobbed Whelk	38	8	1	1
Little Skate	690	28	5	6
Little Tuna	8	8	1	1
Longfin Squid	2,781	122	12	12
Mantis Shrimp	155	4	1	1
Menhaden	11	5	1	1
Monkfish	2,616	190	24	27
Mullets	123	7	1	1
NK Herring	8	5	NA	NA
Northern Kingfish	19	8	1	1
Northern Stargazer	5	4	1	1
Red Hake	1,625	89	8	8
Rock Crab	76	8	2	2
Scup	3,208	178	14	17
Sea Raven	3	3	1	1
Sea Robins	59	19	1	1
Sea Scallop	716	121	10	12
Silver Hake	2,460	117	13	13
Skates	112	36	1	1
Smooth Skate	348	24	1	1
Spanish Mackerel	9	4	1	1
Spot	42	6	1	1
Squeteague Weakfish	645	77	4	4
Striped Bass	480	61	1	1
Summer Flounder	3,918	188	19	19
Tautog	230	54	2	2
Triggerfish	77	24	2	2
White Hake	24	11	1	1
White Perch	4	3	1	1
Winter Flounder	617	53	4	4
Witch Flounder	55	17	1	1
Yellowtail Flounder	233	22	3	3

Table 12.13 Total and Expected Number of Trips and Vessels by Port within OCS-A 0517, 2020

Port	Number of Trips	Number of Vessels	Expected Vessels	Expected Trips
Beaufort, NC	42	29	1	1
Belford, NJ	34	4	1	1
Cape May, NJ	14	9	1	1
Fairhaven, MA	51	5	1	1
Hampton Bay, NY	302	11	1	1
Hampton, VA	20	15	1	1
Little Compton, RI	221	11	8	10
Menemsha, MA	143	7	1	1
Montauk, NY	2,204	68	9	9
New Bedford, MA	551	113	5	5
New London, CT	98	6	2	2
New Shoreham, RI	83	3	1	1
Newport News, VA	15	12	1	1
Newport, RI	182	6	3	3
Oriental, NC	5	3	1	1
Point Judith, RI	2,434	106	20	31
Point Pleasant, NJ	93	24	1	1
Shinnecock, NY	204	15	1	1
Stonington, CT	361	14	1	1
Westport, MA	133	8	2	2

Table 12.14 Percentages of Total Revenue, Landings, and Days-at-Sea for Species of Interest within OCS-A 0517, 2019

Species	Revenue as % of Total	Landings as % of Total	DAS as % of Total
Little Skate	0.44	0.43	0.38
American Eel	0.29	0.21	0.02
Winter Skate	0.22	0.25	0.11
Barndoor Skate	0.21	0.28	0.36
Monkfish	0.18	0.23	0.05
Tautog	0.18	0.18	0.14
Red Hake	0.17	0.25	0.08
Silver Hake	0.16	0.18	0.05
Smooth Skate	0.13	0.14	0.08
Scup	0.10	0.09	0.08

Table 12.15 Total and Expected Number of Trips and Vessels by FMP within OCS-A 0517, 2019

FMP	Number of Trips	Number of Vessels	Expected Vessels	Expected Trips
ASMFC FMP	2,156	179	13	17
Atlantic Herring	72	18	1	1
Bluefish	2,016	174	6	6
Highly Migratory Species	1,182	60	3	3
Mackerel, Squid, and Butterfish	3,275	140	13	14
Monkfish	2,839	182	22	25
No Federal FMP	1,370	146	7	7
Northeast Multispecies	779	74	7	7
Sea Scallop	789	115	8	10
SERO FMP	150	43	2	2
Skates	3,090	140	20	22
Small-Mesh Multispecies	2,905	121	13	13
Spiny Dogfish	277	33	4	5
Summer Flounder, Scup, Black Sea Bass	5,361	233	27	30
Tilefish	48	28	1	1

Table 12.16 Total and Expected Number of Trips and Vessels by Species within OCS-A 0517, 2019

Species	Number of Trips	Number of Vessels	Expected Vessels	Expected Trips
American Eel	37	17	1	1
American Lobster	1,061	67	10	14
American Shad	27	12	1	1
Atlantic Herring	72	18	1	1
Atlantic Mackerel	594	90	4	4
Barndoor Skate	185	21	5	5
Big Winter Skate	1,774	116	14	16
Black Drum	5	4	1	1
Black Sea Bass	2,556	199	13	13
Bluefish	2,016	174	6	6
Blueline Tilefish	12	11	1	1
Bonito	107	46	1	1
Butterfish	2,366	100	9	10
Channeled Whelk	37	10	1	1
Chub Mackerel	17	8	1	1
Cobia	16	6	1	1
Cod	248	48	4	4
Conchs	32	7	1	1
Conger Eel	138	48	1	1
Cunner	115	25	2	2
Dogfish Smooth	1,171	57	3	3
Dogfish Spiny	277	33	4	5
Fourspot Flounder	25	6	1	1
Golden Tilefish	40	22	1	1
Haddock	55	20	1	1
Illex Squid	9	4	1	1
John Dory	11	9	1	1
Jonah Crab	555	40	6	9
King Whiting	204	29	1	1
Knobbed Whelk	161	7	1	1
Little Skate	853	34	7	7
Little Tuna	29	14	1	1
Longfin Squid	2,967	120	12	12
Mantis Shrimp	95	5	1	1
Menhaden	12	6	1	1
Monkfish	2,815	182	21	25
Mullets	42	7	1	1
Northern Kingfish	22	9	1	1
Northern Puffer	28	5	1	1
Northern Sea Robin	8	4	1	1
Offshore Hake	44	6	1	1
Pollock	9	7	1	1
Puffer	5	3	1	1
Red Hake	1,848	99	9	9
Rock Crab	30	7	1	1
Scup	3,367	188	14	15
Sea Robins	184	38	1	1
Sea Scallop	789	115	8	10
Sheepshead	6	3	1	1
Silver Hake	2,685	108	12	12
Skates	172	51	1	1
Smooth Skate	515	30	2	2
Spanish Mackerel	37	12	1	1
Spot	119	9	1	1
Squeteague Weakfish	476	79	2	2
Striped Bass	663	82	2	2
Summer Flounder	4,237	191	20	20
Tautog	292	72	3	3
Triggerfish	100	29	2	2
White Hake	18	10	1	1
Winter Flounder	674	53	6	6
Witch Flounder	45	15	1	1
Yellowtail Flounder	284	34	3	3

Table 12.17 Total and Expected Number of Trips and Vessels by Port within OCS-A 0517, 2019

Port	Number of Trips	Number of Vessels	Expected Vessels	Expected Trips
Beaufort, NC	43	24	1	1
Cape May, NJ	7	6	1	1
Fairhaven, MA	52	9	1	1
Hampton Bay, NY	282	12	1	1
Hampton, VA	18	9	1	1
Little Compton, RI	247	11	5	6
Menemsha, MA	112	4	1	1
Montauk, NY	2,636	77	10	11
New Bedford, MA	551	100	5	6
New London, CT	162	7	1	1
New Shoreham, RI	63	4	1	1
Newport News, VA	15	12	1	1
Newport, RI	199	5	3	3
Point Judith, RI	2,624	111	19	27
Point Pleasant, NJ	49	21	1	1
Shinnecock, NY	296	13	1	1
Stonington, CT	323	17	2	2
Wanchese, NC	8	6	1	1
Westport, MA	97	8	2	3

Table 12.18 Percentages of Total Revenue, Landings, and Days-at-Sea for Species of Interest within OCS-A 0517, 2018

Species	Revenue as % of Total	Landings as % of Total	DAS as % of Total
American Eel	0.68	0.56	0.04
Little Skate	0.66	0.68	0.54
Red Hake	0.24	0.32	0.11
Spot	0.20	0.21	0.11
Winter Skate	0.17	0.21	0.11
Monkfish	0.17	0.22	0.05
Tautog	0.16	0.15	0.13
Barndoor Skate	0.15	0.18	0.11
Winter Flounder	0.12	0.12	0.13
American Shad	0.12	0.09	0.09

Table 12.19 Total and Expected Number of Trips and Vessels by FMP within OCS-A 0517, 2018

FMP	Number of Trips	Number of Vessels	Expected Vessels	Expected Trips
ASMFC FMP	2,415	177	16	18
Atlantic Herring	125	30	1	1
Bluefish	1,631	161	6	6
Highly Migratory Species	1,028	52	3	3
Mackerel, Squid, and Butterfish	3,503	156	15	16
Monkfish	3,134	192	23	26
No Federal FMP	1,588	163	9	10
Northeast Multispecies	1,118	87	10	10
Sea Scallop	756	100	5	5
SERO FMP	218	62	1	1
Skates	3,392	154	24	26
Small-Mesh Multispecies	2,802	128	14	15
Spiny Dogfish	236	47	2	2
Summer Flounder, Scup, Black Sea Bass	5,595	265	30	40
Tilefish	62	33	1	1

Table 12.20 Total and Expected Number of Trips and Vessels by Species within OCS-A 0517, 2018

Species	Number of Trips	Number of Vessels	Expected Vessels	Expected Trips
Albacore Tuna	30	6	1	1
Am. Plaice Flounder	23	9	1	1
Amber Jack	23	8	1	1
American Eel	80	18	1	1
American Lobster	1,199	76	11	13
American Shad	12	8	1	1
Atlantic Croaker	6	4	1	1
Atlantic Herring	125	30	1	1
Atlantic Mackerel	753	110	4	4
Barndoor Skate	13	3	1	1
Big Winter Skate	1,933	121	16	18
Black Drum	19	6	1	1
Black Sea Bass	3,196	216	19	27
Bluefish	1,631	161	6	6
Blueline Tilefish	12	9	1	1
Bonito	64	25	1	1
Butterfish	2,476	116	11	11
Channeled Whelk	65	10	1	1
Chub Mackerel	9	7	1	1
Cobia	6	6	1	1
Cod	427	58	6	6
Conger Eel	267	70	2	2
Crevalle	10	3	1	1
Cunner	118	38	2	2
Dogfish Smooth	1,009	47	3	3
Dogfish Spiny	236	47	2	2
Fourspot Flounder	31	7	1	1
Golden Tilefish	58	30	1	1
Haddock	203	39	3	3
Illex Squid	35	18	1	1
John Dory	27	14	1	1
Jonah Crab	789	50	8	10
King Mackerel	10	6	1	1
King Whiting	178	31	1	1
Knobbed Whelk	112	9	1	1
Little Skate	1,037	31	9	11
Little Tuna	63	18	1	1
Longfin Squid	3,198	135	13	14
Menhaden	33	10	1	1
Monkfish	3,109	192	23	26
Mullets	22	5	1	1
Northern Kingfish	13	6	1	1
Pollock	9	5	1	1
Red Hake	2,082	103	11	12
Rock Crab	97	8	2	3
Sand-Dab Flounder	9	4	1	1
Scup	3,832	202	19	21
Sea Raven	4	3	1	1
Sea Robins	211	40	1	1
Sea Scallop	756	100	5	5
Silver Hake	2,386	115	13	14
Skates	329	64	2	2
Smooth Skate	343	26	1	1
Spanish Mackerel	16	9	1	1
Spot	116	8	1	1
Spotted Hake	83	4	1	1
Squeteague Weakfish	440	84	2	2
Striped Bass	593	64	2	2
Summer Flounder	3,930	207	20	21
Tautog	426	80	3	3
Thresher Shark	6	4	1	1
Triggerfish	173	52	1	1
Waved Whelk	49	4	1	1
White Hake	15	10	1	1
Winter Flounder	974	62	9	9
Witch Flounder	72	18	1	1
Yellowtail Flounder	594	47	7	7

Table 12.21 Total and Expected Number of Trips and Vessels by Port within OCS-A 0517, 2018

Port	Number of Trips	Number of Vessels	Expected Vessels	Expected Trips
Beaufort, NC	39	26	1	1
Belford, NJ	17	8	1	1
Cape May, NJ	12	6	1	1
Chincoteague, VA	3	3	1	1
Fairhaven, MA	71	5	1	1
Hampton Bay, NY	348	12	1	1
Hampton, VA	23	11	1	1
Little Compton, RI	181	9	3	5
Menemsha, MA	123	7	1	1
Montauk, NY	2,811	81	11	11
New Bedford, MA	433	87	3	3
New London, CT	209	10	2	2
Newport News, VA	9	8	1	1
Newport, RI	239	9	3	5
Point Judith, RI	2,988	115	23	27
Point Pleasant, NJ	88	23	1	1
Shinnecock, NY	255	14	1	1
Stonington, CT	230	14	1	1
Tiverton, RI	83	3	2	2
Westport, MA	113	6	2	2

Table 12.22 Percentages of Total Revenue, Landings, and Days-at-Sea for Species of Interest within OCS-A 0517, 2017

Species	Revenue as % of Total	Landings as % of Total	DAS as % of Total
Little Skate	0.41	0.42	0.37
Spot	0.37	0.30	0.16
Windowpane Flounder	0.35	0.37	1.64
Yellowtail Flounder	0.25	0.17	0.16
Winter Skate	0.23	0.28	0.13
Monkfish	0.15	0.19	0.06
Smooth Skate	0.15	0.19	0.10
Red Hake	0.14	0.20	0.09
Winter Flounder	0.14	0.13	0.11
Scup	0.13	0.13	0.11

Table 12.23 Total and Expected Number of Trips and Vessels by FMP within OCS-A 0517, 2017

FMP	Number of Trips	Number of Vessels	Expected Vessels	Expected Trips
ASMFC FMP	2,837	224	15	17
Atlantic Herring	223	36	1	1
Bluefish	2,570	210	11	11
Highly Migratory Species	923	71	3	3
Mackerel, Squid, and Butterfish	3,673	164	15	16
Monkfish	3,453	231	28	30
No Federal FMP	1,755	185	8	8
Northeast Multispecies	1,243	104	10	10
Sea Scallop	960	171	6	6
SERO FMP	327	82	2	2
Skates	3,266	160	25	27
Small-Mesh Multispecies	2,497	140	13	13
Spiny Dogfish	425	58	3	3
Summer Flounder, Scup, Black Sea Bass	6,123	283	31	32
Surfclam, Ocean Quahog	94	11	3	3
Tilefish	69	37	1	1

Table 12.24 Total and Expected Number of Trips and Vessels by Species within OCS-A 0517, 2017

Species	Number of Trips	Number of Vessels	Expected Vessels	Expected Trips
Albacore Tuna	34	11	1	1
Am. Plaice Flounder	14	7	1	1
American Eel	68	23	1	1
American Lobster	1,455	96	11	13
American Shad	9	6	1	1
Atlantic Croaker	9	5	1	1
Atlantic Herring	223	36	1	1
Atlantic Mackerel	538	106	3	3
Big Winter Skate	2,216	124	21	22
Black Sea Bass	3,576	226	19	19
Blue Back Herring	11	3	1	1
Bluefish	2,570	210	11	11
Blueline Tilefish	11	8	1	1
Bonito	145	38	1	1
Butterfish	2,544	122	10	10
Channeled Whelk	33	8	1	1
Cod	514	79	6	6
Conger Eel	275	64	2	2
Cunner	111	32	2	2
Dogfish Smooth	890	64	3	3
Dogfish Spiny	425	58	3	3
Fourspot Flounder	42	9	1	1
Golden Tilefish	64	35	1	1
Haddock	4	3	1	1
Hickory Shad	6	5	1	1
Illex Squid	20	8	1	1
John Dory	40	26	1	1
Jonah Crab	896	52	8	10
King Mackerel	20	9	1	1
King Whiting	145	41	1	1
Knobbed Whelk	56	6	1	1
Little Skate	776	33	6	6
Little Tuna	113	16	1	1
Longfin Squid	3,442	142	14	15
Mantis Shrimp	65	6	1	1
Menhaden	34	8	1	1
Monkfish	3,427	231	28	30
Mullets	17	8	1	1
Northern Kingfish	16	9	1	1
Pollock	12	7	1	1
Red Hake	1,699	108	9	10
Redfish	4	3	1	1
Rock Crab	26	9	1	1
Sand-Dab Flounder	17	3	1	1
Scup	3,992	208	17	17
Sea Raven	14	7	1	1
Sea Robins	368	49	2	2
Sea Scallop	960	171	6	6
Silver Hake	2,062	121	12	12
Skates	410	64	3	3
Smooth Skate	219	26	1	1
Spanish Mackerel	13	8	1	1
Spot	150	12	1	1
Spotted Hake	62	4	1	1
Squeteague Weakfish	717	108	3	3
Steelhead Trout	3	3	1	1
Striped Bass	795	93	2	2
Summer Flounder	3,695	221	19	19
Tautog	367	85	2	2
Triggerfish	280	70	2	2
White Hake	15	10	1	1
Winter Flounder	1,082	74	9	9
Witch Flounder	73	21	1	1
Yellowtail Flounder	705	63	8	8

Table 12.25 Total and Expected Number of Trips and Vessels by Port within OCS-A 0517, 2017

Port	Number of Trips	Number of Vessels	Expected Vessels	Expected Trips
Beaufort, NC	23	15	1	1
Cape May, NJ	37	15	1	1
Chatham, MA	12	3	1	1
Chincoteague, VA	8	6	1	1
Fairhaven, MA	96	7	1	1
Hampton Bay, NY	333	18	1	1
Hampton, VA	28	18	1	1
Little Compton, RI	213	8	4	5
Menemsha, MA	106	7	1	1
Montauk, NY	3,002	88	10	10
New Bedford, MA	733	141	6	6
New London, CT	99	9	1	1
New Shoreham, RI	98	4	1	1
Newport News, VA	14	12	1	1
Newport, RI	172	12	3	3
Point Judith, RI	3,451	134	25	27
Point Pleasant, NJ	127	29	1	1
Shinnecock, NY	352	15	1	1
Stonington, CT	273	19	2	2
Tiverton, RI	81	3	1	1
Westport, MA	140	9	3	6

Table 12.26 Percentages of Total Revenue, Landings, and Days-at-Sea for Species of Interest within OCS-A 0517, 2016

Species	Revenue as % of Total	Landings as % of Total	DAS as % of Total
Little Skate	0.62	0.59	0.48
American Eel	0.48	0.42	0.02
Yellowtail Flounder	0.41	0.37	0.17
Spot	0.31	0.32	0.29
Smooth Skate	0.26	0.26	0.07
Winter Skate	0.26	0.34	0.14
Red Hake	0.16	0.18	0.10
Winter Flounder	0.15	0.18	0.12
Monkfish	0.15	0.20	0.06
Scup	0.14	0.14	0.15

Table 12.27 Total and Expected Number of Trips and Vessels by FMP within OCS-A 0517, 2016

FMP	Number of Trips	Number of Vessels	Expected Vessels	Expected Trips
ASMFC FMP	2,649	207	18	22
Atlantic Herring	237	38	2	2
Bluefish	2,354	209	11	11
Highly Migratory Species	878	62	6	7
Mackerel, Squid, and Butterfish	4,550	172	23	24
Monkfish	3,296	223	29	35
No Federal FMP	1,639	164	9	9
Northeast Multispecies	1,433	109	15	15
Sea Scallop	1,033	128	9	13
SERO FMP	117	55	1	1
Skates	3,267	153	28	31
Small-Mesh Multispecies	2,281	134	14	15
Spiny Dogfish	526	49	6	6
Summer Flounder, Scup, Black Sea Bass	6,307	286	38	47
Tilefish	45	27	1	1

Table 12.28 Total and Expected Number of Trips and Vessels by Species within OCS-A 0517, 2016

Species	Number of Trips	Number of Vessels	Expected Vessels	Expected Trips
Albacore Tuna	13	9	1	1
Am. Plaice Flounder	30	5	1	1
American Eel	32	13	1	1
American Lobster	1,528	87	13	16
Atlantic Croaker	3	3	1	1
Atlantic Herring	237	38	2	2
Atlantic Mackerel	562	103	4	4
Big Winter Skate	2,211	127	21	23
Black Sea Bass	2,471	222	15	24
Blue Back Herring	3	3	1	1
Blue Runner	11	3	1	1
Bluefish	2,354	209	11	11
Blueline Tilefish	11	10	1	1
Bonito	62	26	1	1
Butterfish	2,374	123	11	11
Channeled Whelk	56	10	1	1
Cod	912	86	12	12
Conchs	48	7	1	1
Conger Eel	192	68	2	2
Cunner	122	32	3	3
Dogfish Smooth	855	55	4	4
Dogfish Spiny	526	49	6	6
Fourspot Flounder	56	6	1	1
Golden Tilefish	38	23	1	1
Haddock	10	7	1	1
Illex Squid	11	7	1	1
John Dory	34	25	1	1
Jonah Crab	825	45	10	11
King Whiting	160	38	1	1
Knobbed Whelk	91	10	1	1
Little Skate	827	26	7	8
Little Tuna	64	10	1	1
Longfin Squid	4,370	158	22	23
Menhaden	11	5	1	1
Monkfish	3,262	223	29	35
Northern Kingfish	6	4	1	1
Northern Puffer	9	3	1	1
Other Fish	5	3	1	1
Pollock	11	5	1	1
Red Hake	1,667	113	11	11
Rock Crab	88	6	1	1
Sand-Dab Flounder	25	3	1	1
Scup	4,060	211	22	26
Sea Raven	11	5	1	1
Sea Robins	285	56	2	2
Sea Scallop	1,033	128	9	13
Silver Hake	1,779	119	12	12
Skates	358	66	3	3
Smooth Skate	118	25	1	1
Spanish Mackerel	10	5	1	1
Spot	85	9	1	1
Squeteague Weakfish	679	96	4	4
Striped Bass	594	93	3	5
Summer Flounder	4,962	221	27	28
Tautog	410	74	3	3
Triggerfish	101	46	1	1
White Hake	20	11	1	1
Winter Flounder	1,189	77	12	12
Witch Flounder	160	35	2	2
Yellowtail Flounder	803	65	9	9

Table 12.29 Total and Expected Number of Trips and Vessels by Port within OCS-A 0517, 2016

Port	Number of Trips	Number of Vessels	Expected Vessels	Expected Trips
Beaufort, NC	22	17	1	1
Belford, NJ	32	6	1	1
Boston, MA	22	7	1	1
Cape May, NJ	28	12	1	1
Chatham, MA	12	3	2	6
Davisville, RI	6	3	1	1
Fairhaven, MA	79	7	1	1
Gloucester, MA	6	4	1	1
Hampton Bay, NY	214	16	1	1
Hampton, VA	30	16	1	1
Hobucken, NC	5	3	1	1
Little Compton, RI	346	10	5	9
Menemsha, MA	75	3	1	1
Montauk, NY	3,231	85	15	17
New Bedford, MA	891	108	6	6
New London, CT	285	10	3	3
New Shoreham, RI	109	6	1	1
Newport News, VA	4	4	1	1
Newport, RI	283	9	4	4
North Kingstown, RI	15	3	1	1
Point Judith, RI	3,581	119	26	33
Point Pleasant, NJ	49	14	1	1
Shinnecock, NY	390	20	2	2
Stonington, CT	288	18	2	2
Tiverton, RI	84	3	1	1
Westport, MA	145	9	4	6
Woods Hole, MA	36	3	1	1

Table 12.30 Percentages of Total Revenue, Landings, and Days-at-Sea for Species of Interest within OCS-A 0517, 2015

Species	Revenue as % of Total	Landings as % of Total	DAS as % of Total
Yellowtail Flounder	0.54	0.45	0.15
Little Skate	0.53	0.51	0.48
Winter Skate	0.28	0.30	0.14
Spot	0.17	0.17	0.19
Red Hake	0.14	0.23	0.11
Monkfish	0.14	0.18	0.05
Scup	0.12	0.10	0.12
Atlantic Striped Bass	0.11	0.10	0.10
Winter Flounder	0.11	0.10	0.11
Atlantic Cod	0.10	0.08	0.03

Table 12.31 Total and Expected Number of Trips and Vessels by FMP within OCS-A 0517, 2015

FMP	Number of Trips	Number of Vessels	Expected Vessels	Expected Trips
ASMFC FMP	2,252	184	14	15
Atlantic Herring	173	39	1	1
Bluefish	2,255	187	9	9
Highly Migratory Species	991	55	4	4
Mackerel, Squid, and Butterfish	3,475	157	16	16
Monkfish	3,017	232	26	29
No Federal FMP	1,494	172	9	12
Northeast Multispecies	1,523	130	15	15
Sea Scallop	699	112	8	10
SERO FMP	57	29	1	1
Skates	3,325	154	25	28
Small-Mesh Multispecies	2,055	123	13	13
Spiny Dogfish	488	61	6	6
Summer Flounder, Scup, Black Sea Bass	5,296	276	28	32
Surfclam, Ocean Quahog	137	9	2	2
Tilefish	75	27	1	1

Table 12.32 Total and Expected Number of Trips and Vessels by Species within OCS-A 0517, 2015

Species	Number of Trips	Number of Vessels	Expected Vessels	Expected Trips
Albacore Tuna	23	7	1	1
Am. Plaice Flounder	31	6	1	1
American Eel	37	15	1	1
American Lobster	1,337	83	11	13
American Shad	10	6	1	1
Atlantic Croaker	42	21	1	1
Atlantic Herring	173	39	1	1
Atlantic Mackerel	366	76	3	3
Big Winter Skate	2,301	141	20	22
Black Sea Bass	1,638	215	9	12
Bluefish	2,255	187	9	9
Blueline Tilefish	26	15	1	1
Bonito	104	41	1	1
Butterfish	2,238	117	10	10
Channeled Whelk	41	12	2	5
Cod	815	91	10	10
Conchs	27	7	1	1
Conger Eel	245	62	2	2
Cunner	142	40	2	2
Dogfish Smooth	971	52	4	4
Dogfish Spiny	488	61	6	6
Fourspot Flounder	47	10	1	1
Golden Tilefish	60	21	1	1
Haddock	8	7	1	1
Horseshoe Crab	7	4	1	1
Illex Squid	10	9	1	1
John Dory	38	21	1	1
Jonah Crab	742	46	8	8
King Whiting	131	31	1	1
Knobbed Whelk	90	10	2	2
Little Skate	617	19	6	7
Little Tuna	43	9	1	1
Longfin Squid	3,262	146	15	15
Mantis Shrimp	81	4	1	1
Menhaden	18	3	1	1
Monkfish	2,991	232	26	29
Mullets	12	5	1	1
Other Fish	6	5	1	1
Pollock	8	7	1	1
Red Hake	1,469	109	10	10
Rock Crab	97	13	1	1
Sand-Dab Flounder	18	3	1	1
Scup	3,447	188	16	18
Sea Raven	42	12	1	1
Sea Robins	358	51	2	2
Sea Scallop	699	112	8	10
Silver Hake	1,691	105	11	11
Skates	554	59	3	3
Smooth Skate	64	19	1	1
Spanish Mackerel	12	3	1	1
Spot	31	5	1	1
Squeteague Weakfish	387	86	2	2
Striped Bass	522	69	2	2
Striped Sea Robin	16	5	1	1
Summer Flounder	4,215	220	21	22
Tautog	309	70	2	2
Triggerfish	37	20	1	1
White Hake	35	19	1	1
White Perch	7	4	1	1
Winter Flounder	1,234	85	12	12
Witch Flounder	270	48	3	3
Yellowtail Flounder	879	78	11	11

Table 12.33 Total and Expected Number of Trips and Vessels by Port within OCS-A 0517, 2015

Port	Number of Trips	Number of Vessels	Expected Vessels	Expected Trips
Atlantic City, NJ	5	3	1	1
Beaufort, NC	16	12	1	1
Belford, NJ	10	4	1	1
Boston, MA	17	5	1	1
Cape May, NJ	15	10	1	1
Chincoteague, VA	5	4	1	1
Fairhaven, MA	42	6	1	1
Fall River, MA	4	3	1	1
Hampton Bay, NY	140	10	1	1
Hampton, VA	35	27	1	1
Hyannis, MA	9	3	1	1
Little Compton, RI	219	11	5	6
Menemsha, MA	47	5	1	1
Montauk, NY	2,361	74	10	10
New Bedford, MA	643	97	5	5
New London, CT	177	12	2	2
New Shoreham, RI	124	7	1	1
Newport News, VA	18	14	1	1
Newport, RI	248	8	3	4
Point Judith, RI	3,547	131	28	32
Point Pleasant, NJ	62	18	1	1
Shinnecock, NY	333	15	1	1
Stonington, CT	231	15	1	1
Tiverton, RI	81	5	1	1
Wanchese, NC	3	3	1	1
Westport, MA	74	4	2	2
Woods Hole, MA	8	3	1	1

Table 12.34 Percentages of Total Revenue, Landings, and Days-at-Sea for Species of Interest within OCS-A 0517, 2014

Species	Revenue as % of Total	Landings as % of Total	DAS as % of Total
Little Skate	0.62	0.48	0.72
Yellowtail Flounder	0.61	0.52	0.11
Winter Skate	0.46	0.46	0.18
American Eel	0.32	0.33	0.02
Red Hake	0.27	0.37	0.10
Monkfish	0.19	0.25	0.06
Scup	0.16	0.15	0.12
All Others	0.15	0.15	0.04
Weakfish	0.13	0.10	0.06
Winter Flounder	0.10	0.08	0.08

Table 12.35 Total and Expected Number of Trips and Vessels by FMP within OCS-A 0517, 2014

FMP	Number of Trips	Number of Vessels	Expected Vessels	Expected Trips
ASMFC FMP	2,516	202	15	18
Atlantic Herring	254	40	2	2
Bluefish	2,692	190	12	12
Highly Migratory Species	896	59	4	4
Mackerel, Squid, and Butterfish	3,591	140	15	17
Monkfish	2,814	242	31	38
No Federal FMP	2,152	170	12	22
Northeast Multispecies	1,339	131	13	14
Sea Scallop	774	145	9	10
SERO FMP	182	51	1	1
Skates	3,622	164	33	44
Small-Mesh Multispecies	2,217	128	13	14
Spiny Dogfish	480	61	8	9
Summer Flounder, Scup, Black Sea Bass	5,700	252	31	38
Tilefish	51	25	1	1

Table 12.36 Total and Expected Number of Trips and Vessels by Species within OCS-A 0517, 2014

Species	Number of Trips	Number of Vessels	Expected Vessels	Expected Trips
Albacore Tuna	46	7	1	1
Am. Plaice Flounder	7	6	1	1
American Eel	55	14	1	1
American Lobster	1,363	107	10	13
American Shad	14	8	1	1
Atlantic Croaker	13	7	1	1
Atlantic Halibut	5	5	1	1
Atlantic Herring	254	40	2	2
Atlantic Mackerel	192	69	2	2
Big Winter Skate	1,830	121	20	25
Black Sea Bass	2,200	190	12	12
Bluefish	2,692	190	12	12
Blueline Tilefish	15	12	1	1
Bonito	192	48	1	1
Butterfish	2,521	116	11	11
Channeled Whelk	91	10	2	11
Chub Mackerel	4	4	1	1
Cod	661	89	9	9
Conchs	84	12	1	1
Conger Eel	396	68	3	3
Cunner	186	41	3	3
Dogfish Smooth	855	54	3	3
Dogfish Spiny	480	61	8	9
Fourspot Flounder	36	11	1	1
Golden Tilefish	41	21	1	1
Haddock	13	10	1	1
Horseshoe Crab	6	5	1	1
Illex Squid	6	5	1	1
John Dory	35	17	1	1
Jonah Crab	715	51	6	6
King Whiting	174	27	1	1
Knobbed Whelk	78	9	1	1
Little Skate	546	27	8	12
Little Tuna	112	17	1	1
Longfin Squid	3,450	129	14	16
Mantis Shrimp	146	6	1	1
Menhaden	12	8	1	1
Monkfish	2,792	241	30	38
Northern Puffer	15	4	1	1
Offshore Hake	8	7	1	1
Other Fish	4	4	1	1
Pollock	17	11	1	1
Puffer	3	3	1	1
Red Hake	1,700	111	11	11
Rock Crab	126	11	1	1
Sand-Dab Flounder	9	3	1	1
Scup	3,555	186	17	19
Sea Raven	70	15	1	1
Sea Robins	470	40	2	2
Sea Scallop	774	145	9	10
Silver Hake	1,674	106	11	12
Skates	1,439	126	13	14
Smooth Skate	38	11	1	1
Spanish Mackerel	39	7	1	1
Spot	75	9	1	1
Squeteague Weakfish	687	83	3	3
Striped Bass	578	80	2	2
Summer Flounder	4,694	203	23	30
Tautog	425	80	3	3
Thresher Shark	4	3	1	1
Triggerfish	131	44	1	1
White Hake	74	29	1	1
Winter Flounder	1,078	89	10	11
Witch Flounder	269	44	2	2
Yellowtail Flounder	786	82	9	10

Table 12.37 Total and Expected Number of Trips and Vessels by Port within OCS-A 0517, 2014

Port	Number of Trips	Number of Vessels	Expected Vessels	Expected Trips
Beaufort, NC	9	7	1	1
Belford, NJ	8	3	1	1
Cape May, NJ	14	12	1	1
Chilmark, MA	37	3	1	1
Davisville, RI	10	3	1	1
Fairhaven, MA	23	8	1	1
Fall River, MA	7	4	1	1
Hampton Bay, NY	118	12	1	1
Hampton, VA	13	7	1	1
Little Compton, RI	277	12	5	13
Menemsha, MA	31	3	1	1
Montauk, NY	2,786	82	12	12
New Bedford, MA	766	133	9	10
New London, CT	127	16	1	1
New Shoreham, RI	124	7	1	1
Newport News, VA	3	3	1	1
Newport, RI	267	10	4	7
Point Judith, RI	3,708	131	29	35
Point Pleasant, NJ	33	14	1	1
Shinnecock, NY	347	18	1	1
Stonington, CT	253	17	1	1
Tiverton, RI	133	6	2	2
Wanchese, NC	5	5	1	1
Westport, MA	100	10	2	2

Table 12.38 Percentages of Total Revenue, Landings, and Days-at-Sea for Species of Interest within OCS-A 0517, 2013

Species	Revenue as % of Total	Landings as % of Total	DAS as % of Total
Winter Skate	0.52	0.43	0.16
Little Skate	0.48	0.37	0.77
American Eel	0.39	0.36	0.08
Yellowtail Flounder	0.35	0.30	0.11
Atlantic Cod	0.24	0.19	0.05
Monkfish	0.22	0.27	0.07
All Others	0.14	0.17	0.05
Black Sea Bass	0.13	0.10	0.12
Spiny Dogfish	0.13	0.15	0.26
Weakfish	0.12	0.13	0.09

Table 12.39 Total and Expected Number of Trips and Vessels by FMP within OCS-A 0517, 2013

FMP	Number of Trips	Number of Vessels	Expected Vessels	Expected Trips
ASMFC FMP	3,066	223	17	21
Atlantic Herring	271	41	1	1
Bluefish	3,055	198	13	13
Highly Migratory Species	998	71	4	4
Mackerel, Squid, and Butterfish	4,254	164	19	19
Monkfish	4,035	255	35	41
No Federal FMP	2,651	180	16	16
Northeast Multispecies	1,767	143	18	22
Sea Scallop	854	122	7	7
SERO FMP	343	76	2	2
Skates	4,077	169	31	38
Small-Mesh Multispecies	2,760	126	16	16
Spiny Dogfish	785	98	11	13
Summer Flounder, Scup, Black Sea Bass	6,650	263	33	36
Tilefish	69	46	1	1

Table 12.40 Total and Expected Number of Trips and Vessels by Species within OCS-A 0517, 2013

Species	Number of Trips	Number of Vessels	Expected Vessels	Expected Trips
Albacore Tuna	5	5	1	1
American Eel	58	24	1	1
American Lobster	1,523	112	12	17
American Shad	31	10	1	1
Atlantic Croaker	60	26	1	1
Atlantic Halibut	11	8	1	1
Atlantic Herring	271	41	1	1
Atlantic Mackerel	248	86	3	3
Bay Scallop	4	3	1	1
Big Winter Skate	832	58	9	12
Black Sea Bass	2,675	197	14	14
Bluefish	3,055	198	13	13
Blueline Tilefish	9	8	1	1
Bonito	180	46	1	1
Butterfish	2,691	116	10	10
Channeled Whelk	59	14	1	1
Cobia	14	8	1	1
Cod	997	111	14	18
Conchs	46	11	1	1
Conger Eel	593	83	5	5
Cunner	208	40	6	6
Dogfish Smooth	993	71	4	4
Dogfish Spiny	785	98	11	13
Dolphinfish	3	3	1	1
Fourspot Flounder	45	13	1	1
Golden Tilefish	63	43	1	1
Haddock	11	9	1	1
Hickory Shad	10	5	1	1
Illex Squid	19	13	1	1
John Dory	56	35	1	1
Jonah Crab	842	71	8	9
King Mackerel	5	4	1	1
King Whiting	190	31	1	1
Knobbed Whelk	63	8	1	1
Little Skate	660	17	7	11
Little Tuna	33	4	1	1
Longfin Squid	3,977	137	17	17
Mantis Shrimp	40	4	1	1
Menhaden	15	4	1	1
Monkfish	4,021	254	35	41
Mullets	43	7	1	1
Northern Puffer	7	3	1	1
Offshore Hake	53	15	1	1
Pollock	33	17	1	1
Red Hake	1,822	102	11	11
Redfish	9	8	1	1
Rock Crab	137	12	2	2
Sand-Dab Flounder	33	6	1	1
Scup	4,168	194	18	18
Sea Raven	27	11	1	1
Sea Robins	422	51	2	2
Sea Scallop	854	122	7	7
Silver Hake	2,339	112	14	14
Skates	2,832	155	21	24
Spanish Mackerel	67	9	1	1
Spot	344	26	1	1
Spotted Weakfish	216	25	1	1
Squeteague Weakfish	1,155	107	5	5
Steelhead Trout	18	9	1	1
Striped Bass	766	91	2	2
Striped Sea Robin	43	4	1	1
Summer Flounder	5,337	212	25	26
Tautog	325	76	2	2
Triggerfish	250	62	2	2
White Hake	100	31	1	1
Winter Flounder	831	77	5	5
Witch Flounder	428	50	4	4
Yellowtail Flounder	1,031	80	12	13

Table 12.41 Total and Expected Number of Trips and Vessels by Port within OCS-A 0517, 2013

Port	Number of Trips	Number of Vessels	Expected Vessels	Expected Trips
Beaufort, NC	10	9	1	1
Boston, MA	6	5	1	1
Cape May, NJ	11	9	1	1
Chatham, MA	6	4	1	1
Chilmark, MA	99	7	1	1
Chincoteague, VA	8	8	1	1
Fall River, MA	61	3	1	1
Gloucester, MA	6	4	1	1
Hampton Bay, NY	270	10	1	1
Hampton, VA	44	20	1	1
Little Compton, RI	374	17	6	9
Montauk, NY	2,906	82	12	13
New Bedford, MA	973	108	9	10
New London, CT	175	15	1	1
New Shoreham, RI	72	5	1	1
Newport News, VA	28	18	1	1
Newport, RI	422	24	6	11
Point Judith, RI	3,812	118	27	36
Point Pleasant, NJ	34	16	1	1
Shinnecock, NY	673	21	1	1
Stonington, CT	274	14	1	1
Tiverton, RI	167	4	2	2
Wanchese, NC	3	3	1	1
Westport, MA	131	10	2	2

Table 12.42 Percentages of Total Revenue, Landings, and Days-at-Sea for Species of Interest within OCS-A 0517, 2012

Species	Revenue as % of Total	Landings as % of Total	DAS as % of Total
Skipjack Tuna	0.66	0.47	0.20
Little Skate	0.51	0.42	0.45
Barndoor Skate	0.40	0.44	0.47
American Eel	0.38	0.44	0.09
Winter Skate	0.21	0.20	0.08
Monkfish	0.18	0.24	0.04
Yellowtail Flounder	0.18	0.15	0.04
Scup	0.15	0.15	0.11
Black Sea Bass	0.11	0.08	0.08
Weakfish	0.11	0.12	0.08

Table 12.43 Total and Expected Number of Trips and Vessels by FMP within OCS-A 0517, 2012

FMP	Number of Trips	Number of Vessels	Expected Vessels	Expected Trips
ASMFC FMP	2,966	211	18	22
Atlantic Herring	133	35	1	1
Bluefish	3,429	211	13	13
Highly Migratory Species	896	70	4	4
Mackerel, Squid, and Butterfish	3,654	163	16	16
Monkfish	3,520	240	30	33
No Federal FMP	2,463	189	13	13
Northeast Multispecies	1,185	123	11	12
Sea Scallop	684	100	6	6
SERO FMP	401	75	3	3
Skates	3,877	176	29	33
Small-Mesh Multispecies	2,577	141	14	14
Spiny Dogfish	913	103	11	11
Summer Flounder, Scup, Black Sea Bass	5,683	264	29	29
Tilefish	95	53	1	1

Table 12.44 Total and Expected Number of Trips and Vessels by Species within OCS-A 0517, 2012

Species	Number of Trips	Number of Vessels	Expected Vessels	Expected Trips
Albacore Tuna	75	11	1	1
Am. Plaice Flounder	23	7	1	1
Amber Jack	9	3	1	1
American Eel	84	22	1	1
American Lobster	1,683	103	14	18
American Shad	23	7	1	1
Atlantic Croaker	9	7	1	1
Atlantic Halibut	10	7	1	1
Atlantic Herring	133	35	1	1
Atlantic Mackerel	334	73	2	2
Barndoor Skate	14	6	1	1
Big Winter Skate	807	60	7	8
Black Sea Bass	2,022	194	11	11
Bluefish	3,429	211	13	13
Blueline Tilefish	15	9	1	1
Bonito	117	39	1	1
Butterfish	2,384	117	9	9
Channeled Whelk	24	13	1	1
Cod	700	82	9	10
Conchs	116	11	1	1
Conger Eel	455	74	3	3
Cunner	201	33	3	3
Dogfish Smooth	821	63	3	3
Dogfish Spiny	913	103	11	11
Fourspot Flounder	125	16	1	1
Golden Tilefish	86	52	1	1
Haddock	3	3	1	1
John Dory	67	39	1	1
Jonah Crab	762	51	7	7
King Whiting	156	24	1	1
Knobbed Whelk	31	8	1	1
Little Skate	732	22	6	7
Little Tuna	57	12	1	1
Longfin Squid	3,430	148	15	15
Mantis Shrimp	21	3	1	1
Menhaden	36	9	1	1
Monkfish	3,520	240	30	33
Mullets	65	10	1	1
Offshore Hake	66	15	1	1
Other Fish	22	10	1	1
Pollock	27	13	1	1
Red Hake	1,851	122	10	10
Redfish	11	8	1	1
Rock Crab	150	20	2	2
Sand-Dab Flounder	165	12	1	1
Scup	3,718	197	17	17
Sea Raven	49	16	1	1
Sea Robins	447	56	3	3
Sea Scallop	684	100	6	6
Silver Hake	2,181	117	11	11
Skates	2,531	154	20	22
Skipjack Tuna	14	5	1	1
Spanish Mackerel	21	10	1	1
Spot	112	17	1	1
Spotted Weakfish	251	28	1	1
Squeteague Weakfish	1,066	110	4	4
Striped Bass	772	89	2	2
Summer Flounder	4,670	218	23	23
Tautog	329	77	2	2
Thresher Shark	10	6	1	1
Triggerfish	354	66	2	2
White Hake	66	24	1	1
White Perch	18	3	1	1
Winter Flounder	230	34	1	1
Witch Flounder	223	32	2	2
Yellowtail Flounder	552	66	6	6

Table 12.45 Total and Expected Number of Trips and Vessels by Port within OCS-A 0517, 2012

Port	Number of Trips	Number of Vessels	Expected Vessels	Expected Trips
Beaufort, NC	3	3	1	1
Cape May, NJ	13	10	1	1
Chilmark, MA	30	8	1	1
Fairhaven, MA	29	7	1	1
Fall River, MA	63	3	1	1
Hampton Bay, NY	156	12	1	1
Hampton, VA	12	11	1	1
Little Compton, RI	576	16	8	10
Montauk, NY	2,898	95	13	13
New Bedford, MA	744	91	5	5
New London, CT	106	15	1	1
New Shoreham, RI	97	7	1	1
Newport News, VA	34	15	1	1
Newport, RI	400	14	5	6
Point Judith, RI	3,379	116	24	28
Point Pleasant, NJ	24	9	1	1
Shinnecock, NY	454	24	1	1
Stonington, CT	246	18	1	1
Tiverton, RI	105	4	1	1
Westport, MA	63	5	2	2

Table 12.46 Percentages of Total Revenue, Landings, and Days-at-Sea for Species of Interest within OCS-A 0517, 2011

Species	Revenue as % of Total	Landings as % of Total	DAS as % of Total
Little Skate	0.41	0.38	0.64
Winter Skate	0.32	0.30	0.09
Spot	0.28	0.34	0.09
American Eel	0.20	0.28	0.05
Monkfish	0.19	0.24	0.05
Red Hake	0.18	0.23	0.07
Scup	0.14	0.13	0.10
Butterfish	0.13	0.14	0.06
Atlantic Striped Bass	0.13	0.11	0.11
Black Sea Bass	0.12	0.09	0.07

Table 12.47 Total and Expected Number of Trips and Vessels by FMP within OCS-A 0517, 2011

FMP	Number of Trips	Number of Vessels	Expected Vessels	Expected Trips
ASMFC FMP	2,833	213	19	27
Atlantic Herring	153	34	1	1
Bluefish	2,935	188	15	19
Highly Migratory Species	673	58	3	3
Mackerel, Squid, and Butterfish	2,681	120	11	11
Monkfish	2,968	187	25	35
No Federal FMP	1,935	168	13	14
Northeast Multispecies	1,156	118	13	17
Sea Scallop	871	84	9	12
SERO FMP	308	65	2	2
Skates	3,749	159	26	37
Small-Mesh Multispecies	1,819	105	10	10
Spiny Dogfish	659	71	6	6
Summer Flounder, Scup, Black Sea Bass	5,159	224	28	35
Tilefish	70	32	1	1

Table 12.48 Total and Expected Number of Trips and Vessels by Species within OCS-A 0517, 2011

Species	Number of Trips	Number of Vessels	Expected Vessels	Expected Trips
Albacore Tuna	37	10	1	1
Am. Plaice Flounder	8	7	1	1
American Eel	91	15	1	1
American Lobster	1,713	120	14	22
American Shad	32	10	1	1
Atlantic Croaker	18	5	1	1
Atlantic Herring	153	34	1	1
Atlantic Mackerel	98	44	1	1
Bay Scallop	12	4	1	1
Big Winter Skate	790	59	8	11
Black Sea Bass	1,913	169	10	11
Bluefish	2,935	188	15	19
Blueline Tilefish	6	5	1	1
Bonito	96	34	2	3
Butterfish	1,864	92	8	8
Channeled Whelk	55	11	1	1
Cod	616	84	11	15
Conchs	68	10	1	1
Conger Eel	348	63	3	3
Cunner	217	37	4	4
Cusk	5	5	1	1
Dogfish Smooth	637	49	3	3
Dogfish Spiny	659	71	6	6
Dolphinfish	6	3	1	1
Fourspot Flounder	61	4	1	1
Golden Tilefish	66	30	1	1
Illex Squid	8	5	1	1
John Dory	41	20	1	1
Jonah Crab	628	52	6	7
King Whiting	63	21	1	1
Knobbed Whelk	23	5	1	1
Little Skate	638	24	6	7
Little Tuna	37	9	2	2
Longfin Squid	2,456	103	10	10
Menhaden	9	5	1	1
Monkfish	2,968	187	25	35
Northern Puffer	23	3	1	1
Offshore Hake	37	9	1	1
Other Fish	9	5	1	1
Pollock	19	12	1	1
Puffer	3	3	1	1
Red Hake	1,364	91	8	8
Redfish	11	4	1	1
Rock Crab	139	16	2	2
Sand-Dab Flounder	264	19	1	1
Scup	3,297	180	15	16
Sea Raven	108	15	2	2
Sea Robins	437	44	2	2
Sea Scallop	871	84	9	12
Silver Hake	1,474	86	9	9
Skates	2,611	138	19	25
Spanish Mackerel	12	7	1	1
Squeteague Weakfish	556	75	3	3
Steelhead Trout	16	8	1	1
Striped Bass	750	88	3	3
Summer Flounder	4,272	178	23	27
Tautog	311	68	3	3
Triggerfish	288	60	2	2
White Hake	56	22	1	1
Winter Flounder	266	29	1	1
Witch Flounder	151	33	2	2
Yellowtail Flounder	442	64	5	5

Table 12.49 Total and Expected Number of Trips and Vessels by Port within OCS-A 0517, 2011

Port	Number of Trips	Number of Vessels	Expected Vessels	Expected Trips
All Other Ports, NY	49	5	1	1
Chilmark, MA	43	6	1	1
Fairhaven, MA	26	3	1	1
Gloucester, MA	7	6	1	1
Hampton Bay, NY	126	10	1	1
Little Compton, RI	536	17	8	17
Montauk, NY	2,857	92	13	19
New Bedford, MA	693	83	6	9
New London, CT	35	8	1	1
New Shoreham, RI	87	7	1	1
Newport, RI	279	13	4	5
Point Judith, RI	3,175	110	24	32
Point Pleasant, NJ	15	6	1	1
Shinnecock, NY	483	23	1	1
Stonington, CT	283	17	1	1
Tiverton, RI	45	3	1	1
Westport, MA	154	12	3	3

Table 12.50 Percentages of Total Revenue, Landings, and Days-at-Sea for Species of Interest within OCS-A 0517, 2010

Species	Revenue as % of Total	Landings as % of Total	DAS as % of Total
Little Skate	0.52	0.53	0.48
Windowpane Flounder	0.36	0.42	0.42
Monkfish	0.27	0.41	0.06
Red Hake	0.18	0.20	0.05
Butterfish	0.14	0.16	0.05
Winter Skate	0.12	0.11	0.08
Tautog	0.11	0.13	0.18
Scup	0.11	0.10	0.08
Spiny Dogfish	0.10	0.11	0.10
Yellowtail Flounder	0.08	0.07	0.04

Table 12.51 Total and Expected Number of Trips and Vessels by FMP within OCS-A 0517, 2010

FMP	Number of Trips	Number of Vessels	Expected Vessels	Expected Trips
ASMFC FMP	3,284	232	24	36
Atlantic Herring	146	28	1	1
Bluefish	2,059	174	10	10
Highly Migratory Species	585	55	2	2
Mackerel, Squid, and Butterfish	2,367	128	11	11
Monkfish	2,498	205	24	37
No Federal FMP	1,501	144	11	13
Northeast Multispecies	1,126	134	16	24
Sea Scallop	627	105	10	12
SERO FMP	168	44	2	2
Skates	2,858	148	24	36
Small-Mesh Multispecies	1,405	115	10	10
Spiny Dogfish	436	60	5	5
Summer Flounder, Scup, Black Sea Bass	4,717	238	25	32
Surfclam, Ocean Quahog	199	8	2	2
Tilefish	58	33	1	1

Table 12.52 Total and Expected Number of Trips and Vessels by Species within OCS-A 0517, 2010

Species	Number of Trips	Number of Vessels	Expected Vessels	Expected Trips
Albacore Tuna	10	4	1	1
Am. Plaice Flounder	36	11	1	1
American Eel	73	13	1	1
American Lobster	2,318	140	20	31
American Shad	17	8	1	1
Atlantic Herring	146	28	1	1
Atlantic Mackerel	133	50	2	2
Big Winter Skate	682	54	7	7
Black Drum	3	3	1	1
Black Sea Bass	1,587	176	8	8
Bluefish	2,059	174	10	10
Bonito	50	15	1	1
Butterfish	1,738	101	8	8
Channeled Whelk	58	12	1	1
Cod	639	94	14	22
Conchs	32	11	1	1
Conger Eel	260	54	3	3
Cunner	196	32	3	3
Dogfish Smooth	566	51	2	2
Dogfish Spiny	436	60	5	5
Fourspot Flounder	81	8	1	1
Golden Tilefish	55	32	1	1
John Dory	17	15	1	1
Jonah Crab	792	63	6	6
King Whiting	121	10	1	1
Knobbed Whelk	9	5	1	1
Little Skate	573	25	6	6
Little Tuna	21	5	1	1
Longfin Squid	2,171	111	9	9
Menhaden	6	3	1	1
Monkfish	2,498	205	24	37
Northern Stargazer	4	3	1	1
Ocean Quahog	199	8	2	2
Offshore Hake	30	11	1	1
Pollock	20	11	1	1
Red Hake	1,048	96	9	9
Redfish	6	5	1	1
Rock Crab	240	16	3	6
Sand-Dab Flounder	332	33	3	3
Scup	2,975	191	13	15
Sea Raven	103	19	2	2
Sea Robins	222	34	1	1
Sea Scallop	627	105	10	12
Silver Hake	1,114	98	8	8
Skates	1,966	131	17	29
Spanish Mackerel	29	9	1	1
Spot	4	3	1	1
Squeteague Weakfish	302	57	2	2
Steelhead Trout	10	6	1	1
Striped Bass	666	91	2	2
Striped Sea Robin	5	4	1	1
Summer Flounder	3,781	185	20	25
Tautog	263	72	3	4
Triggerfish	126	33	1	1
White Hake	123	33	1	1
Winter Flounder	245	37	1	1
Witch Flounder	88	30	2	2
Yellowtail Flounder	511	63	9	9

Table 12.53 Total and Expected Number of Trips and Vessels by Port within OCS-A 0517, 2010

Port	Number of Trips	Number of Vessels	Expected Vessels	Expected Trips
Chilmark, MA	72	7	1	1
Fairhaven, MA	34	5	1	1
Fall River, MA	75	5	1	1
Hampton Bay, NY	74	6	1	1
Little Compton, RI	337	18	7	21
Montauk, NY	2,552	87	10	14
New Bedford, MA	666	89	7	8
New London, CT	36	8	1	1
New Shoreham, RI	97	11	1	1
Newport, RI	280	15	4	4
Point Judith, RI	3,305	123	32	44
Point Pleasant, NJ	14	7	1	1
Shinnecock, NY	618	26	1	1
Stonington, CT	209	19	1	1
Tiverton, RI	103	3	2	2
Westport, MA	156	9	3	6

Table 12.54 Percentages of Total Revenue, Landings, and Days-at-Sea for Species of Interest within OCS-A 0517, 2009

Species	Revenue as % of Total	Landings as % of Total	DAS as % of Total
Ocean Pout	1.02	0.65	0.44
Windowpane Flounder	0.51	0.44	0.28
Winter Skate	0.43	0.40	0.09
Little Skate	0.29	0.29	0.53
Monkfish	0.24	0.34	0.08
Weakfish	0.23	0.25	0.08
American Eel	0.21	0.18	0.03
Spiny Dogfish	0.18	0.20	0.16
Ocean Quahog	0.16	0.20	0.21
Scup	0.16	0.15	0.12

Table 12.55 Total and Expected Number of Trips and Vessels by FMP within OCS-A 0517, 2009

FMP	Number of Trips	Number of Vessels	Expected Vessels	Expected Trips
ASMFC FMP	3,496	237	26	35
Atlantic Herring	181	40	2	2
Bluefish	2,399	181	14	15
Highly Migratory Species	556	64	2	2
Mackerel, Squid, and Butterfish	2,503	158	15	15
Monkfish	2,880	200	33	48
No Federal FMP	1,787	188	13	13
Northeast Multispecies	1,614	158	18	23
Sea Scallop	726	81	17	26
SERO FMP	221	45	1	1
Skates	2,370	147	20	33
Small-Mesh Multispecies	1,919	135	14	15
Spiny Dogfish	612	85	8	10
Summer Flounder, Scup, Black Sea Bass	4,325	237	25	27
Surfclam, Ocean Quahog	257	7	2	4
Tilefish	52	31	1	1

Table 12.56 Total and Expected Number of Trips and Vessels by Species within OCS-A 0517, 2009

Species	Number of Trips	Number of Vessels	Expected Vessels	Expected Trips
Albacore Tuna	14	8	1	1
Am. Plaice Flounder	72	20	1	1
American Eel	55	11	1	1
American Lobster	2,455	148	22	31
American Shad	30	10	1	1
Atlantic Croaker	6	4	1	1
Atlantic Herring	181	40	2	2
Atlantic Mackerel	226	77	2	2
Big Winter Skate	320	35	3	5
Black Sea Bass	894	148	5	5
Bluefish	2,399	181	14	15
Blueline Tilefish	8	6	1	1
Bonito	75	22	1	1
Butterfish	1,658	105	10	10
Channeled Whelk	122	19	1	1
Cod	727	101	13	18
Conchs	69	11	1	1
Conger Eel	208	54	2	2
Cunner	266	42	4	4
Cusk	4	3	1	1
Dogfish Smooth	533	58	2	2
Dogfish Spiny	612	85	8	10
Fourspot Flounder	82	9	1	1
Golden Tilefish	47	31	1	1
Haddock	18	11	1	1
Horseshoe Crab	32	3	1	1
Illex Squid	3	3	1	1
John Dory	20	15	1	1
Jonah Crab	920	55	8	8
King Whiting	92	16	1	1
Knobbed Whelk	74	8	1	1
Little Skate	375	26	4	5
Little Tuna	32	7	1	1
Longfin Squid	2,260	133	13	13
Menhaden	5	4	1	1
Monkfish	2,880	200	33	48
NK Herring	6	3	NA	NA
Ocean Pout	69	19	1	1
Ocean Quahog	257	7	2	4
Offshore Hake	105	20	1	1
Pollock	52	25	2	3
Red Hake	1,397	107	11	12
Redfish	6	5	1	1
Rock Crab	305	25	4	4
Sand-Dab Flounder	693	72	8	10
Scup	2,461	189	12	13
Sea Raven	118	24	2	2
Sea Robins	176	39	1	1
Sea Scallop	726	81	17	26
Silver Hake	1,562	113	12	13
Skates	1,888	131	18	28
Spanish Mackerel	28	5	1	1
Squeteague Weakfish	477	90	3	3
Striped Bass	717	88	2	2
Summer Flounder	3,657	193	22	23
Tautog	298	76	2	2
Triggerfish	156	37	1	1
White Hake	249	52	2	2
Winter Flounder	905	100	12	14
Witch Flounder	169	46	2	2
Yellowtail Flounder	804	92	12	14

Table 12.57 Total and Expected Number of Trips and Vessels by Port within OCS-A 0517, 2009

Port	Number of Trips	Number of Vessels	Expected Vessels	Expected Trips
Chilmark, MA	112	5	1	1
Fall River, MA	57	4	1	1
Gloucester, MA	11	4	1	1
Hampton Bay, NY	92	6	1	1
Little Compton, RI	296	14	7	16
Montauk, NY	2,514	88	11	11
New Bedford, MA	779	64	9	13
New London, CT	29	7	1	1
New Shoreham, RI	104	6	1	1
Newport, RI	341	20	5	8
North Kingstown, RI	14	4	1	1
Point Judith, RI	3,481	130	37	49
Point Pleasant, NJ	14	6	1	1
Shinnecock, NY	534	30	2	2
Stonington, CT	180	17	1	1
Tiverton, RI	81	5	2	4
Westport, MA	235	10	5	10
Woods Hole, MA	22	4	1	1

Table 12.58 Percentages of Total Revenue, Landings, and Days-at-Sea for Species of Interest within OCS-A 0517, 2008

Species	Revenue as % of Total	Landings as % of Total	DAS as % of Total
Ocean Pout	1.12	0.81	0.32
Little Skate	0.38	0.38	0.31
Windowpane Flounder	0.31	0.32	0.19
Monkfish	0.25	0.40	0.08
Scup	0.21	0.18	0.12
Red Hake	0.19	0.20	0.06
Black Sea Bass	0.13	0.09	0.10
Winter Skate	0.13	0.20	0.08
Spot	0.11	0.11	0.07
Yellowtail Flounder	0.10	0.08	0.07

Table 12.59 Total and Expected Number of Trips and Vessels by FMP within OCS-A 0517, 2008

FMP	Number of Trips	Number of Vessels	Expected Vessels	Expected Trips
ASMFC FMP	3,834	244	29	37
Atlantic Herring	185	36	1	1
Bluefish	2,331	178	11	11
Highly Migratory Species	533	52	2	2
Mackerel, Squid, and Butterfish	2,784	146	13	14
Monkfish	3,826	223	36	51
No Federal FMP	1,947	189	13	13
Northeast Multispecies	2,565	167	20	25
Sea Scallop	918	116	16	18
SERO FMP	97	41	1	1
Skates	3,328	153	29	44
Small-Mesh Multispecies	1,643	121	10	10
Spiny Dogfish	216	48	3	3
Summer Flounder, Scup, Black Sea Bass	4,583	236	29	30
Tilefish	42	28	1	1

Table 12.60 Total and Expected Number of Trips and Vessels by Species within OCS-A 0517, 2008

Species	Number of Trips	Number of Vessels	Expected Vessels	Expected Trips
Am. Plaice Flounder	84	22	1	1
American Eel	30	11	1	1
American Lobster	2,750	156	26	34
American Shad	52	18	1	1
Atlantic Croaker	31	3	1	1
Atlantic Halibut	3	3	1	1
Atlantic Herring	185	36	1	1
Atlantic Mackerel	190	69	2	2
Big Winter Skate	495	50	6	6
Black Sea Bass	1,875	167	11	12
Bluefish	2,331	178	11	11
Bonito	67	18	1	1
Butterfish	1,522	106	6	6
Channeled Whelk	166	19	1	1
Cod	750	102	10	14
Conchs	117	10	1	1
Conger Eel	179	54	2	2
Cunner	292	47	4	4
Dogfish Smooth	525	49	2	2
Dogfish Spiny	216	48	3	3
Fourspot Flounder	93	12	1	1
Golden Tilefish	42	28	1	1
Haddock	25	18	1	1
Illex Squid	7	4	1	1
John Dory	18	14	1	1
Jonah Crab	921	58	10	12
King Mackerel	3	3	1	1
King Whiting	84	17	1	1
Knobbed Whelk	23	8	1	1
Little Skate	617	33	4	5
Little Tuna	22	5	1	1
Longfin Squid	2,616	122	12	12
Menhaden	6	5	1	1
Monkfish	3,826	223	36	51
Ocean Pout	132	26	2	2
Offshore Hake	110	17	1	1
Pollock	20	15	1	1
Red Hake	1,266	111	8	8
Rock Crab	422	26	5	5
Sand-Dab Flounder	1,309	85	9	9
Sculpins	27	10	1	1
Scup	1,728	157	10	10
Sea Raven	122	24	1	1
Sea Robins	258	35	2	2
Sea Scallop	918	116	16	18
Silver Hake	1,218	99	8	8
Skates	2,557	138	23	38
Southern Flounder	4	4	1	1
Spanish Mackerel	9	3	1	1
Squeteague Weakfish	464	92	3	3
Striped Bass	735	95	2	2
Summer Flounder	3,808	187	24	24
Tautog	350	94	3	3
Triggerfish	77	34	1	1
White Hake	169	39	1	1
Winter Flounder	2,051	123	16	17
Witch Flounder	461	65	4	4
Wolffishes	8	3	1	1
Yellowtail Flounder	1,251	95	13	14

Table 12.61 Total and Expected Number of Trips and Vessels by Port within OCS-A 0517, 2008

Port	Number of Trips	Number of Vessels	Expected Vessels	Expected Trips
Barnstable, MA	3	3	1	1
Chilmark, MA	124	8	2	3
Fall River, MA	82	3	1	1
Gloucester, MA	4	3	1	1
Greenport, NY	55	4	1	1
Hampton Bay, NY	114	8	1	1
Little Compton, RI	323	16	9	16
Montauk, NY	2,383	99	12	13
New Bedford, MA	722	90	7	7
New London, CT	64	8	1	1
New Shoreham, RI	116	5	1	1
Newport, RI	281	21	4	11
North Kingstown, RI	19	4	1	1
Point Judith, RI	3,973	129	36	46
Point Pleasant, NJ	13	6	1	1
Shinnecock, NY	529	26	2	2
Stonington, CT	136	15	1	1
Tiverton, RI	97	4	1	1
Westport, MA	278	12	5	6
Woods Hole, MA	15	3	1	1