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Topic: Measuring Trawling Effort- AIS MMSI Posted: 21 July 2017 at 10:36am |
Well...another shrimping season is well underway. As in the past, less than a handful of vessels are actively running their AIS/ MMSI system as required by law. Federal law requires that all fishing vessels 65-feet in length or longer activate their tracking system fifteen minutes before leaving dock and leave it on while underway. The screen shots below show a lot of effort in one small concentrated portion of the Pamlico Sound for the five day period starting at 5pm on Sunday, July 9th and ending on Friday, July 14 at 5pm. The area was being trawled by the vessels shown below with their AIS/ MMSI systems running for at least part of the week or at a speed that triggered the algorithm Global Watch uses for tracking. Where were the other active trawlers? How many were not running there AIS/ MMSI system? Forty more? Sixty more? Here is the area trawled by the four boats that tracking picked up-  Capt Ralph (Ralph Craddock- Manns Harbor)  Capt Jeff (Lee Bland Williams- Swanquarter)  Capt Phillips (Clyde Phillips- Swansboro)  Lady Anna (Cooke Seafood- Hampton Roads, VA)  Lady Anna is one of the Cooke boats from Hampton Roads, Va.  Here was the two week period from July 2 to July 14th.  That period included the boats above plus the FV Catherine Lane Catherine Lane- (Brent Fulcher)  There was a lot of trawling effort in the spring in the area off the Dead Tree Hole (Shackleford Banks) that has been identified but not yet designated as a Strategic Habitat Area (SHA) under the Coastal Habitat Protection Plan. A lot of the boats below are in the Pamlico Sound trawling. Why are they not running their AIS? Owner/Agent
Name |
Vessel ID |
Vessel Name |
Permit |
Mail Recipient |
Address |
City |
State |
Zipcode |
Effective Date |
Expiration Date |
Brent Fulcher |
906996 |
CAPT
JEFF |
SPA |
BHG
SCALLOP LLC |
4410
CLAIBORNE SQ E 334 |
HAMPTON |
VA |
23666-2071 |
6/24/2016 |
5/31/2017 |
Brent Fulcher |
1136476 |
CAMERON
SCOTT |
SPA |
VENTURE
FISHING LLC |
4410
CLAIBORNE SQ E STE 334 |
HAMPTON |
VA |
23666-2071 |
2/3/2016 |
1/31/2017 |
Brent Fulcher |
1139699 |
JEFFREY
SCOTT |
SPA |
TRAWLER
JEFFREY SCOTT INC |
4410
CLAIBORNE SQ E STE 334 |
HAMPTON |
VA |
23666-2074 |
10/20/2016 |
9/30/2017 |
Brent Fulcher |
561112 |
CAMERON
SCOTT |
SPA |
VENTURE
FISHING LLC |
4410
CLAIBORNE SQ E STE 334 |
HAMPTON |
VA |
23666-2071 |
1/26/2017 |
1/31/2018 |
Brent Fulcher |
1032638 |
COLTEN
SCOTT |
SPA |
CAPT
GASTON LLC |
PO
BOX 3321 |
NEW
BERN |
NC |
28564-3321 |
8/1/2016 |
7/31/2017 |
Brent Fulcher |
1056576 |
MICAH
BELL |
SPA |
CAPT
GASTON LLC |
PO
BOX 3321 |
NEW
BERN |
NC |
28564-3321 |
8/1/2016 |
7/31/2017 |
Brent Fulcher |
1120278 |
ASHTON
MATTHEW |
SPA |
TRAWLER
RICHARD HEATH INC |
PO
BOX 3321 |
NEW
BERN |
NC |
28564-3321 |
5/1/2016 |
4/30/2017 |
Brent Fulcher |
1130151 |
CAPT
GASTON |
SPA |
LEGACY
TRAWLING INC |
PO
BOX 3321 |
NEW
BERN |
NC |
28564-3321 |
4/1/2016 |
3/31/2017 |
Brent Fulcher |
1138317 |
GASTONS
LEGACY |
SPA |
FULCHER
TRAWLING LLC |
PO
BOX 3321 |
NEW
BERN |
NC |
28564-3321 |
2/1/2016 |
1/31/2017 |
Brent Fulcher |
505137 |
CATHERINE
LANE |
SPA |
TRAWLER
CATHERINE LANE INC |
PO
BOX 3321 |
NEW
BERN |
NC |
28564-3321 |
1/1/2017 |
12/31/2017 |
Brent Fulcher |
596153 |
LILLIE
BELLE |
SPA |
TRAWLER
JONATHAN RYAN INC |
PO
BOX 3321 |
NEW
BERN |
NC |
28564-3321 |
8/12/2016 |
8/31/2017 |
Brent Fulcher |
617732 |
JONATHAN
RYAN |
SPA |
TRAWLER
JONATHAN RYAN INC |
PO
BOX 3321 |
NEW
BERN |
NC |
28564-3321 |
9/1/2016 |
8/31/2017 |
|
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|
|
|
|
|
Charles M
Mitchell |
1249376 |
CAPTAIN
MATTHEW |
SPA |
CAPTAIN
MATTHEW LLC |
225
HILL LN |
SNEADS
FERRY |
NC |
28460-6582 |
12/16/2016 |
9/30/2017 |
Charles M
Mitchell |
636405 |
CHARLEE
MARIE |
SPA |
CHARLEE
MARIE SHRIMP BOAT LLC |
225
HILL LN |
SNEADS
FERRY |
NC |
28460-6582 |
12/21/2015 |
4/30/2017 |
Charles M
Mitchell |
910529 |
THERESA
MARIE |
SPA |
THERESA
MARIE SHRIMP BOATS LLC |
225
HILL LN |
SNEADS
FERRY |
NC |
28460-6582 |
10/13/2016 |
9/30/2017 |
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|
Dudley Scott
Williams |
506003 |
MARY
ELIZABETH |
SPA |
WILLIAMS,
DUDLEY SCOTT |
3100
HODGES RD |
SCRANTON |
NC |
27875-9726 |
11/1/2016 |
10/31/2017 |
Dudley Scott
Williams |
624876 |
LITTLE
BIT |
SPA |
LINE
SINK INC |
3100
HODGES RD |
SCRANTON |
NC |
27875-9726 |
5/1/2016 |
4/30/2017 |
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Ernie Ray
James |
NC3165EE |
NECESSITY |
SPA |
JAMES,
ERNIE RAY JR |
153
SEABIRD LN |
SNEADS
FERRY |
NC |
28460-9789 |
10/21/2016 |
10/31/2017 |
Ernie Ray
James |
NC3433DZ |
NECESSITY |
SPA |
JAMES,
ERNIE RAY JR |
153
SEABIRD LN |
SNEADS
FERRY |
NC |
28460-9789 |
10/6/2016 |
10/31/2017 |
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|
|
Floyd Gibbs |
566278 |
PAPAS
GIRL |
SPA |
GIBBS,
FLOYD GUY JR |
PO
BOX 6 |
ENGELHARD |
NC |
27824-0006 |
11/1/2016 |
10/31/2017 |
Floyd Gibbs |
617640 |
LADY
AMIE |
SPA |
GIBBS,
FLOYD GUY JR |
PO
BOX 6 |
ENGELHARD |
NC |
27824-0006 |
11/1/2016 |
10/31/2017 |
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|
G. CHRISTOPHER
FULCHER |
1043938 |
CHRISTINA
ANN |
SPA |
TRAWLER
CHRISTINA ANN INC |
PO
BOX 250 |
ORIENTAL |
NC |
28571-0250 |
3/1/2016 |
2/28/2017 |
G. CHRISTOPHER
FULCHER |
1091811 |
CHASITY
BROOKE |
SPA |
CHASITY
BROOKE LLC |
PO
BOX 250 |
ORIENTAL |
NC |
28571-0250 |
2/1/2016 |
1/31/2017 |
G. CHRISTOPHER
FULCHER |
1093738 |
ANNIE
ELIZABETH |
SPA |
G
& C SCALLOP FISHERIES INC |
PO
BOX 250 |
ORIENTAL |
NC |
28571-0250 |
1/1/2017 |
12/31/2017 |
G. CHRISTOPHER
FULCHER |
1102373 |
PAPAS
GIRL |
SPA |
PAPAS
GIRL LLC |
PO
BOX 250 |
ORIENTAL |
NC |
28571-0250 |
2/1/2016 |
1/31/2017 |
G. CHRISTOPHER
FULCHER |
1121461 |
PERSEVERANCE |
SPA |
CAROLINA
ATLANTIC TRAWLING INC |
PO
BOX 250 |
ORIENTAL |
NC |
28571-0250 |
8/2/2016 |
5/31/2017 |
G. CHRISTOPHER
FULCHER |
1122740 |
GASTON
BELL |
SPA |
CHESAPEAKE
ATLANTIC SEAFOOD HARVEST INC |
PO
BOX 250 |
ORIENTAL |
NC |
28571-0250 |
11/1/2016 |
10/31/2017 |
G. CHRISTOPHER
FULCHER |
1124024 |
LADY
DEBORAH |
SPA |
FV
LADY DEBORAH LLC |
PO
BOX 250 |
ORIENTAL |
NC |
28571-0250 |
2/1/2016 |
1/31/2017 |
G. CHRISTOPHER
FULCHER |
1125310 |
SEA
ANGELS |
SPA |
ATLANTIC
CAROLINA TRAWLING INC |
PO
BOX 250 |
ORIENTAL |
NC |
28571-0250 |
6/1/2016 |
5/31/2017 |
G. CHRISTOPHER
FULCHER |
1147599 |
CHAZS
TOY |
SPA |
DIAMOND
SHOAL SEAFOOD INC |
PO
BOX 250 |
ORIENTAL |
NC |
28571-0250 |
5/2/2016 |
4/30/2017 |
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|
|
|
|
|
James Gillikin |
591981 |
CAPT
JAMES II |
SPA |
CAPT
JAMES II INC |
PO
BOX 533 |
BEAUFORT |
NC |
28516-0533 |
9/1/2016 |
8/31/2017 |
James Gillikin |
902684 |
CAPT
JIMMY |
SPA |
TRAWLER
CAPT JIMMY INC |
PO
BOX 533 |
BEAUFORT |
NC |
28516-0533 |
7/1/2016 |
6/30/2017 |
|
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|
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|
|
|
|
|
|
James Ralph
Craddock |
571255 |
CAPT
RALPH |
SPA |
ROANOKE
FISH COMPANY INC |
5897
US HIGHWAY 64 |
MANNS
HARBOR |
NC |
27953-9442 |
11/1/2016 |
10/31/2017 |
|
|
|
|
|
|
|
|
|
|
|
Joseph Daniels |
1026244 |
PACIFICS |
SPA |
DELORES
OF WANCHESE INC |
48
WATER ST |
HAMPTON |
VA |
23663-1718 |
4/18/2016 |
3/31/2017 |
Joseph Daniels |
1040383 |
BRIDGOT
DENISE |
SPA |
ESTHER
JOY INC |
48
WATER ST |
HAMPTON |
VA |
23663-1718 |
4/18/2016 |
1/31/2017 |
Joseph Daniels |
1049030 |
SASSY
SARAH |
SPA |
HIWALL
INC |
48
WATER ST |
HAMPTON |
VA |
23663-1718 |
4/18/2016 |
1/31/2017 |
Joseph Daniels |
1073368 |
VICKIE
II |
SPA |
HIWALL
INC |
48
WATER ST |
HAMPTON |
VA |
23663-1718 |
4/18/2016 |
1/31/2017 |
Joseph Daniels |
1102867 |
LADY
ANNA |
SPA |
CAPTAIN
MALC INC |
48
WATER ST |
HAMPTON |
VA |
23663-1718 |
1/18/2017 |
7/31/2017 |
Joseph Daniels |
1123755 |
GOOD
NEWS II |
SPA |
DELORES
OF WANCHESE INC |
48
WATER ST |
HAMPTON |
VA |
23663-1718 |
4/18/2016 |
3/31/2017 |
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|
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|
|
|
|
|
Kenneth
Pittman |
632748 |
MISS
KELLY |
SPA |
MISS
KELLY DENISE INC |
314
ROYAL RD |
BEAUFORT |
NC |
28516-6572 |
11/7/2016 |
10/31/2017 |
Kenneth
Pittman |
917630 |
LADY
KIMBERLY |
SPA |
PITTMAN,
KENNETH RAY SR |
314
ROYAL RD |
BEAUFORT |
NC |
28516-6572 |
11/7/2016 |
7/31/2017 |
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|
|
Lee Bland
Williams |
546654 |
CAPT
NATHAN |
SPA |
WILLIAMS,
LEE BLAND |
2508
LYNNSBURG RD |
SCRANTON |
NC |
27875-9507 |
6/1/2016 |
5/31/2017 |
Lee Bland
Williams |
604116 |
CAPT
ALEX |
SPA |
WILLIAMS,
LEE BLAND |
2508
LYNNSBURG RD |
SCRANTON |
NC |
27875-9507 |
6/1/2016 |
5/31/2017 |
Lee Bland
Williams |
618476 |
BLACKBEARD |
SPA |
WILLIAMS,
LEE BLAND |
2508
LYNNSBURG RD |
SCRANTON |
NC |
27875-9507 |
6/1/2016 |
5/31/2017 |
Lee Bland
Williams |
926886 |
CASSANDRA |
SPA |
WILLIAMS,
LEE BLAND |
2508
LYNNSBURG RD |
SCRANTON |
NC |
27875-9507 |
6/1/2016 |
5/31/2017 |
Lee Bland
Williams |
950724 |
PREDATOR |
SPA |
WILLIAMS,
LEE BLAND |
2508
LYNNSBURG RD |
SCRANTON |
NC |
27875-9507 |
6/1/2016 |
5/31/2017 |
Lee Bland
Williams |
574045 |
CAPT
GARLAND |
SPA |
TRAWLERS
GARLAND AND JEFF INC |
PO
BOX 306 |
SWANQUARTER |
NC |
27885-0306 |
8/1/2016 |
7/31/2017 |
Lee Bland
Williams |
576278 |
CAPT
CECIL |
SPA |
TRAWLERS
GARLAND AND JEFF INC |
PO
BOX 306 |
SWANQUARTER |
NC |
27885-0306 |
8/1/2016 |
7/31/2017 |
Lee Bland
Williams |
598529 |
ADDICTION |
SPA |
HOBO
SEAFOOD INC |
PO
BOX 306 |
SWANQUARTER |
NC |
27885-0306 |
8/1/2016 |
7/31/2017 |
Lee Bland
Williams |
623905 |
CAPT
JEFF |
SPA |
TRAWLERS
GARLAND AND JEFF INC |
PO
BOX 306 |
SWANQUARTER |
NC |
27885-0306 |
8/1/2016 |
7/31/2017 |
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Murphy Hopkins |
1055423 |
EAGLE |
SPA |
HOPKINS,
MURPHY JACKSON JR |
195
HOPKINS SEAFOOD RD |
BELHAVEN |
NC |
27810-9373 |
8/1/2016 |
7/31/2017 |
Murphy Hopkins |
1084993 |
LADY
CAROLYN |
SPA |
HOPKINS,
MURPHY JACKSON JR |
195
HOPKINS SEAFOOD RD |
BELHAVEN |
NC |
27810-9373 |
8/1/2016 |
7/31/2017 |
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Nancy Edens |
1154512 |
DONALD
LEE |
SPA |
NANCY
JOY INC |
PO
BOX 993 |
SNEADS
FERRY |
NC |
28460-0993 |
4/25/2016 |
3/31/2017 |
Nancy Edens |
1155147 |
IKEY
LEE |
SPA |
NANCY
JOY INC |
PO
BOX 993 |
SNEADS
FERRY |
NC |
28460-0993 |
4/25/2016 |
3/31/2017 |
Nancy Edens |
1223581 |
GOLDSBORO
W EDENS |
SPA |
NANCY
JOY INC |
PO
BOX 993 |
SNEADS
FERRY |
NC |
28460-0993 |
4/25/2016 |
3/31/2017 |
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Thomas Newman |
622115 |
CAPT
DELL |
SPA |
NEWMAN,
THOMAS EDWARD JR |
20451
US HIGHWAY 264 |
SWANQUARTER |
NC |
27885-9364 |
7/18/2016 |
6/30/2017 |
Thomas Newman |
951488 |
GRANNY
GWEN II |
SPA |
NEWMAN,
SONDRA GWEN |
20451
US HIGHWAY 264 |
SWANQUARTER |
NC |
27885-9364 |
4/12/2016 |
7/31/2017 |
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Potters
(Birdie,Carol,Clyde) |
1029895 |
BIRDIE
P |
SPA |
TRAWLER
CAPT ALFRED INC |
PO
BOX 100 |
HOBUCKEN |
NC |
28537-0100 |
7/1/2016 |
6/30/2017 |
Potters
(Birdie,Carol,Clyde) |
1041448 |
JANE
CAROLYN |
SPA |
TRAWLER
CAPT ALFRED INC |
PO
BOX 100 |
HOBUCKEN |
NC |
28537-0100 |
7/1/2016 |
6/30/2017 |
Potters
(Birdie,Carol,Clyde) |
1062598 |
CAPT
POTTER |
SPA |
SIDDIE
GOLDEN INC |
PO
BOX 100 |
HOBUCKEN |
NC |
28537-0100 |
10/1/2016 |
9/30/2017 |
Potters
(Birdie,Carol,Clyde) |
1069510 |
MCKENZIE |
SPA |
TRAWLER
NEW HOPE INC |
PO
BOX 100 |
HOBUCKEN |
NC |
28537-0100 |
9/1/2016 |
7/31/2017 |
Potters
(Birdie,Carol,Clyde) |
1029425 |
TAMARA
ALANE |
SPA |
POTTER,
CLYDE ALFRED |
PO
BOX 12547 |
NEW
BERN |
NC |
28561-2547 |
1/3/2017 |
12/31/2017 |
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Sammie
Williams |
1060577 |
LADY
SAMAIRA |
SPA |
WILLIAMS,
SAMMIE EUGENE |
200
MAIN ST |
SWANQUARTER |
NC |
27885-9700 |
5/11/2016 |
4/30/2017 |
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TIMOTHY B
DANIELS |
1103688 |
GULF
STREAM III |
SPA |
YANKEE
FISHERMAN LLC |
PO
BOX 13 |
NEWPORT
NEWS |
VA |
23607-0013 |
7/19/2016 |
6/30/2017 |
TIMOTHY B
DANIELS |
626498 |
CAPT
FELLA |
SPA |
YANKEE
FISHERMAN LLC |
PO
BOX 13 |
NEWPORT
NEWS |
VA |
23607-0013 |
7/1/2016 |
6/30/2017 |
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William Davis |
1123860 |
NECIA
ANN |
SPA |
DAVIS,
WILLIAM THERON SR |
151
DAVIS LN |
SNEADS
FERRY |
NC |
28460-6539 |
11/1/2016 |
10/31/2017 |
William Davis |
900189 |
CAPT
DAVIS |
SPA |
DAVIS,
WILLIAM THERON SR |
151
DAVIS LN |
SNEADS
FERRY |
NC |
28460-6539 |
11/1/2016 |
10/31/2017 |
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913030 |
WILLIAM
RYAN |
SPA |
THOMPSON,
WILLIAM FRANK SR |
114
EVERETT LN |
SNEADS
FERRY |
NC |
28460-6548 |
9/14/2016 |
8/31/2017 |
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556146 |
CAPT
T MAN |
SPA |
FOSTER,
SAMUEL JUSTIN |
1154
OLD PAMLICO BEACH RD W |
BELHAVEN |
NC |
27810-9402 |
4/14/2016 |
9/30/2017 |
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680440 |
MISS
WANDA |
SPA |
WILLIS,
RYAN DARRELL |
122
NELSON NECK RD |
SEALEVEL |
NC |
28577-9626 |
1/27/2017 |
4/30/2018 |
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NC6799DX |
SEA
EAGLE |
SPA |
HICKMAN,
WILLIAM AUBREY |
1221
MEBANE RD SE |
WINNABOW |
NC |
28479-5395 |
5/5/2016 |
3/31/2017 |
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1098451 |
CAPT
REDD |
SPA |
DAVIS,
JOSEPH DANIEL |
125
DAVIS LN |
SNEADS
FERRY |
NC |
28460-6539 |
5/1/2016 |
4/30/2017 |
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577688 |
SABRINA
JANE |
SPA |
POWELL,
JOSEPH PARSON |
132
POWELLS RD |
BEAUFORT |
NC |
28516-7580 |
4/28/2016 |
3/31/2017 |
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592481 |
MISS
ALICE |
SPA |
BBGD
INVESTMENTS LLC |
136
BANNERMANS MILL RD |
RICHLANDS |
NC |
28574-8100 |
7/1/2016 |
6/30/2017 |
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NC1777WW |
UNNAMED |
SPA |
RIGGS,
DONALD GENE SR |
136
BANNERMANS MILL RD |
RICHLANDS |
NC |
28574-8100 |
9/1/2016 |
8/31/2017 |
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545585 |
TUCKER
J |
SPA |
NORRIS,
ALTON JAMES JR |
138
WHEELER CREEK RD |
SNEADS
FERRY |
NC |
28460-9444 |
7/1/2016 |
6/30/2017 |
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NC7515DW |
MISS
ADDIE |
SPA |
DAVIS,
ZACHARY THOMAS |
150
RAY DAVIS RD |
MARSHALLBERG |
NC |
28553-9728 |
11/1/2016 |
10/31/2017 |
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636797 |
MISS
SANDRA GAIL |
SPA |
SUNRISE
SEAFOOD INC |
1550
BEACH DR SW |
CALABASH |
NC |
28467-3001 |
7/1/2016 |
6/30/2017 |
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NC4033ED |
POLE
DANCER II |
SPA |
BATTS,
RANDY LEE |
167
CHARLES CREEK RD |
SNEADS
FERRY |
NC |
28460-9758 |
10/25/2016 |
6/30/2017 |
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FL5700MR |
TINA
RAE |
SPA |
MILLIKEN,
TIMOTHY LLOYD |
1750
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Why are these known five out of state boats not actively running their AIS? http://ncwaterman.com/forum/forum_posts.asp?TID=80205&title=georgia-on-my-mind-give-me-georgia-rulesHere was the Forgiven back in March actively running his AIS trawling off the beaches of Brunswick County, NC. You can see the vessel's track coming and leaving.  Here is a photo that I took on July 16th, 2017 in Adam's Creek, NC.  Why was the Forgiven not actively running its AIS in transit to NC? Is it running its AIS today while trawling in the Pamlico Sound...history from 2015 and 2016 says not. We let this out of state boat come into our estuarine nursery areas to trawl...what it can't do in its own state waters due to conservation measures to protect juvenile finfish nursery areas.
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Nice work Rick!
Apparently they play by their own rules.
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Posted: 21 July 2017 at 5:44pm |
They know that there is no enforcement.
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" Well...another shrimping season is well underway. As in the past, less than a handful of vessels are actively running their AIS/MMSI system as required by law. Federal law requires that all fishing vessels 65-feet in length or longer activate their tracking system fifteen minutes before leaving dock and leave it on while underway."
Rick, I googled for a moment or two and could not find what you have referenced. I would appreciate a link. I don't believe 40-60 boats are ignoring a federal law, that is if the boats are even there.
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I talked to Capt Clyde today. The ASI/ MMSI is a cluster fluck. The earlier poster is right, there is no enforcement. It is an international marine safety system, not a fishery management tool per se.
NCDOT ferries are suppose to have them and all their boats dont have them. The Coast Guard boat boarding is suppose to have one, may or may not.
All this thread proves is that people don't buy and use stuff unless they are forced to.
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Correct- AIS/ MMSI is a safety issue under Homeland Security. But...it can be used as a fisheries management tool. http://www.globalfishingwatch.org/mapHistory of AIS/ MMSIhttp://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Maritime_Mobile_Service_Identityhttp://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Automatic_identification_systemThe big shrimp boats fall under the Class B device for fishing vessels
over 65 feet. The law says if you're required to have one,
you're required to have it active 15 minutes prior to getting underway. http://www.navcen.uscg.gov/?pageName=AISFAQ#6http://www.navcen.uscg.gov/?pageName=AISRequirementsRev#OperationsHere is info on the Micah Bell, as you can see the vessel is over 65-feet which requires AIS use.  Here's a screen shot from late July or early August 2016 showing the last known position of the Micah Bell on July 7th.  Yet, below is a link to a photo posted of the Micah Bell working the
Pamlico Sound the week of July 18th with NCDMF employees on board- http://ncfish.org/2016/07/proud-collaborative-research/
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If you get caught without it turned on, what is the charge? Misdemeanor? Or just a traffic ticket? Must be a minimal fine since they obviously don't care
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Maybe the DMF will use the CRFL funds to pay the fines for the kids; if any are ever charged. Certainly would be in line with the current misappropriation of funds.
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So the vessel with dmf staff on it is not following USCG requirements.
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Obviously, they don't follow the regulations, but we are supposed to accept their data as gospel.
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How can you tell if certain people are lying? Their mouths are moving !!!
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Proponents of trawling quote an old study that says an otter trawl going over a piece of bottom in shallow water is no more than what happens during a hurricane in terms of damage to the bethinic community on and just under that bottom. The record will show that I have always agreed with them. Please look at the graphs that Rick put up, and add the number of boats that don't turn on their devices to those graphs and then ask yourself a very, very important question prefaced by a fact. An otter trawl creates a false hurricane in terms of damage, whenever it goes over a piece of bottom in Pamlico Sound. With that fact in mind, how many false hurricanes does certain bottoms in Pamlico Sound have to sustain each year? And if that is not enough.... Trawling does what?
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Well just got off the phone with CG commercial vessel compliance officer. It is a safety tool, not a fishery tool, period. Vessel Monitoring systems are fishery enforcement systems and the public does not have access to that data.
He said when he inspects a new vessel, he tells them they need an AIS. He said the CG is in the education phase of AIS. AIS is low on the totem pole when a fishery, environmental, or safety inspection is done at sea. Port captains can even grant exemptions.
I asked what about a scallop boat in Pamlico Sound, does he need his AIS on, maybe maybe not.
Globalfishingwatch, what a piece of work. I think the mantra is global problems require global solutions. I didn't know Google and Bloomberg were so fisheries conscious or recreational friendly. Maybe di Caprio is dying for some pan trout.
Big Ag has a bottleneck on soil based crops. The solution to global seafood will be Big Fish.
I doubt anybody that reads Waterman will get invited to the exotic treaty party that takes the resource from the many and gives it to the few.
Go Zerohedge!
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No one has said that AIS was not established as a safety tool first and foremost, but in other countries it is used to monitor and watch harvest of public trust resources and the information is public as Rick has proven.
Marine waters are not private gardens thus where and what a person is doing in public areas is certainly subject to monitoring just like video cameras monitor all of us in public buildings.
I've talked with the same folks you did down in Wilmington and they admit that fishermen hate it, but that the program does exist for their safety and that the results ARE public information and attainable by anyone who seeks it. Port Captains can exclude, but only when that boat is in port or in close quarters. You can't claim Pamlico Sound is "an inland sea" and then claim on another day that it is "close quarters".
But it clearly shows the beating that Pamlico Sound gets each year. It also shows that areas like Chesapeake Bay don't get beaten like this.
GPS was not developed to show infidelity by anyone, but in the end it is often used to prove it.
AIS is not the issue here, what it shows is however quite revealing to those who never thought of the traversing of the sound these large ships do.
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The thread is called AIS MMIS.
The other countries are? Indonesia is excited about it because they are in a shooting war with China over fisheries areas.
Why would a Port Captain exclude a boat tied to the dock?
I think GPS was developed to put a missle down a rabbit hole. Navigation assistance came much later.
I've never seen a law that didn't have a loophole for the well connected or lawyer-ed up.
There is something left out of the equation here, why would a boat in a legal fishery fishing in a legal manner need to hide his presence.
When Capt Phillips left the sound in Rick's track, the AIS showed him going to the railway. Did it prove he trawled all the way to Beaufort.
Ray if you support your neighbor wearing an ankle bracelet, don't get mad when he doesn't defend you when they put one on you. Maybe you should reread 1984.
I don't remember, did the pigs survive Animal Farm?
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oh I forgot, thank god Sean Connery didn't hit one of Mr. Fulcher's boats when he bought Red Ocktober through Ockracoke inlet andsailed it to the Cliffs of the Neuse.
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I don't eat nc shrimp and sleep better at night. Fish taste better. That said son kill em all and make yourselves extinct- kinda like you will be when Cooke moves in. Have a blessed day.
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huh? Is TomM a bot? Is that you daddy, "son" I always thought you died in Brazil. Maybe we can meet at Ray's to get reacquainted.
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Removing 6% of the biota on every pass is a huge negative effect. And with a recovery time more than a year, the additive effects of yearly trawling are massive. This article is a true indictment of bottom trawling.
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Sorry shellfish about the "son" but having been around a long time and having seen the best of times and now a low I can see what might be coming. Course I could have been more careful but being a bot....... Tide is going out- enjoy. My profile is visible if you have a question
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Arguing about science, trading insults all in good fun I'm sure. Record shrimp harvest last year = Few predators (fish). Does anyone really want to argue that? Think carefully So u don't look and sound especially dumb.
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Thanks Tom.
I don't know your age but im in my 60's. This isn't my first rodeo either.
If your travels bring you to Swansboro this fall I'd love to show you my hatchery and we can roast some oysters, have a few beers, and talk about the old days.
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I wouldn't want to risk sounding dumb, but I thought shrimp harvest predictions were based on salinity levels of the upper reaches of the nursery where marine fish find it too fresh.
And yes I come to NCwaterman for the fun of arguing but more importantly to maybe influence someone who truly wants to see all sides of the issues.
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History shows that record shrimp harvest years are followed by below average ones, but I admit that either climate change or global warming may be affecting us currently so we will have to wait and see. There is also an unprecedented amount of day light trawling going on in Pamlico Sound this year due to the influx of new participants. That alone coul reduce poundage due to harvest at a younger age while at the same time reducing the economic impact on NC for the same reason. Bigger shrimp demand, and attain, a bigger price.
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Looking at all sides, young Brad, one finds that the commercial fishing community hasn't ever supported conservation of public trust resources. Crashing populations of fish with two mile haul seines and then progressing to the monofilament gill net, while dragging the estuary in ocean sized behemoths, and, oh yes, telling us how they are our daddies, who do what they want, while their environmental and ethical partners in government wholesale rail the citizens right up there, and if somebody dares utter an objection to these proven abuses, YOU call it a miopic shortcoming on the part of the stakeholders that you just can't get with their stakeholder-ness enough to understand that you can't have it all. You certainly seem well suited to an eel mafia structure like they have in Maine.
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Posted: 25 July 2017 at 12:00pm |
bakesta wrote:
Removing 6% of the biota on every pass is a huge negative effect. And with a recovery time more than a year, the additive effects of yearly trawling are massive.
This article is a true indictment of bottom trawling. |
Obviously NC is different  as apparently a pound of shrimp equals an equal amount and composition from the beginning of the season to the end.
Ray Brown wrote:
History shows that record shrimp harvest years are followed by below
average ones, but I admit that either climate change or global warming
may be affecting us currently so we will have to wait and see.
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Actually, based on landings data, great years appear to be lumped back-to-back, e.g., 1999-2000, 2007-2008, 2015-2016. 2015 was 30% above 20-year 7 million pounds average followed by almost double the average in 2016 (90%).
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Posted: 25 July 2017 at 12:09pm |
I wonder if the back to back good years have anything to do with a mild winter allowing later and earlier harvesting
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I thought you had waved goodbye to this forum...nah...I knew better.
BaitWaster wrote:
Rick wrote:
...but still no comment on the subject at hand.
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Why? To what point?
OK - CRFLGate as a name is 
Days of discussion and debate on NCW are over. That ship has sailed.
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I don't plan on going anywhere. Still fighting the same old battles. We'll see what happens to shrimp harvest. We know without a doubt what is happening to croaker, spot, gray trout, southern flounder, summer flounder, blue crab... Contrary to what NCDMF claims, it certainly doesn't look like trawl effort is down 50% to 80% if landings are any indication of true effort.
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i said "think carefully". does anyone want to argue more fish eating shrimp yields fewer shrimp? has anyone out there been struck moronic? sadly it will surprise me if someone doesn't believe that.
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Posted: 25 July 2017 at 1:43pm |
kshivar wrote:
i said "think carefully". does anyone want to argue more fish eating shrimp yields fewer shrimp? has anyone out there been struck moronic? sadly it will surprise me if someone doesn't believe that. |
Absolutely- The stocks of major finfish species that prey on shrimp are depressed compared to historical numbers. Not only are the numbers depressed but the sizes are depressed due to truncated age structures. Total biomass of predator species is way down when you look at croaker, spot, gray trout, southern flounder and summer flounder.
Edited by Rick - 25 July 2017 at 2:35pm
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fiogf49gjkf0d NC Fisheries Management- Motto: Too Little, Too Late, Too Bad Slogan: Shrimp On! Mission Statement: Enable Commercial Fishing At Any and All Cost, Regardless of Impact to the Resource.
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