FISHERY INDUSTRIES OF THE UNITED STATES, 1936 ZEIT 
Fisheries of the Puget Sound district of Washington, 1935—Continued 
CATCR: By GEAR 
















Gill nets 
Species Purse seines Haul seines ! 
Drift Set 2 
FISH Pounds Value | Pounds) Value| Pounds | Value | Pounds| Value 
“GG LDSes oa a eee ee eae 8 eee eee 100 $2 
Flounders: : 
FEST) (Pe eee VE | Oe A aoe. 500 13 
O Ghent ere 2 Bee ot eas boo bec see 6, 400 129 
ROrrin ge es Oe Se eee Ee a eed 113, 400 | 2, 041 
ein COG es ate peed ke 300 $9 | 3,700 114 
LEG le 8 ER Se tA | See esas) (ey Bee 89,300 | 2, 813 
ul cHandronSardingssoc sae coe ce seen ee see 12, 400 186 
ockfshegess sess oon aee ecu 200 6 | 7,700 269 
Salmon: 6 
Blueback, red or sockeye---| 4,216,000 | 417,644 |__-_____|___.___ 
@hinookor King: -2 2-220 22 $01, 500 39, 666 | 1, 400 84 
@hum\or Ketaie-. 2 6, 705, 200 197, 803% |Reeeee eco 
Humpback or pink_______-- 208427100" O80238) | peel eee 
Dilveroricoho_.....2.0=..- 7, 034, 800 | 289, 834 600 30 
Smelt, surf or silver_____-_- Sis PS wei ear 222s 453, 700 |18, 057 
Motalvvesass5 2th see) TER 44, 285, 100 |1, 530, 200 |689, 200 |23, 788 |2, 974, 000 
SHELLFISH 
So pRNC TEE Bs Oe 2 omee an ts | Nps Ba eens Se ania 19, 200 824 
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Granditotal2_2c2 41) 44, 285, 100 |1, 580, 200 |708, 400 |24, 562 |2, 974,000 |117, 573 |138, 500 4, 893 
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Lines . 
Species il... So aT Pounds net 2 | Brush weirs 
Trawl, set,and hand 3 Troll 
FISH Pounds Value Pounds | Value |Pounds | Value | Pownds| Value 
Wod sate ie UaT est 59 157, 500 $127, 837| . 300 SPO) eae 2) eh | RI pS | a a 2 ae eo 
Flounders: 
“Sole’’ 1, 100 P74 i ee oe Lo} Ne gee | | Le ee ee 
Grayfish__ 277, 500 O20 || a ee ea ee SN ee ek rene gee 
‘Halibut_- --| 25, 846, 900 |2, 062, 413 ZESC0ON ET TESA Aaiy | eS ae aa se Ee 
EVOrIaN Ge yee p50 th) SAP eae cho ol eR aie ers sale Peet 575, 800 | $6,909 
“‘Lingcod”’ 744, 400 23, 366 45, 300 SLO ocedsecn| camel ss ee es Meee 
Perch 100 Nh eee | ee 2S ae oe ee BY eaeeree 
Rockfishes 347, 900 12, 491 4, 900 103) se 355] Lew ls anaree! (eee 
mablefish 2 os seh Oet  (A 2, 873, 700 107, 425: || eal IS ee eee Pah levis Ce es 
Salmon:* 
Bluebaeksred or sockeye .|/05_°_ 2 hue [2 te 2 600 BO cee ere oe | ee Eales (ee ee 
hinooksorking sso i! 27 el eee EE 2,,@47,400) |227,,600 | 91, 300: |$4,.017 Jo. 2. fee 
Eumpbackgonpink=s=s. 2 oe [be semen | nr 28, 400 CX SPA aa | pe mp [a a = eit La re 
SHVorOl COMO = 5 || Rei een aay 5es 9 SAEZZELOOUTSSOS0r 22 Shae See a eine er 2 
ARG tele Sa ees 2 tee Sie eh veges 39, 249, 100 /2, 334, 088 |6, 345, 500 |427, 141 |91,300 | 4,017 | 575,800} 6, 909 


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' Includes the catch of drag bag nets previously shown separately. 
2 Fished only on Indian reservations. 
7 In addition, the vessels of the Pacific coast halibut fleet landed about 670,000 pounds of halibut, sablefish, 
and ‘‘lingeod’’ livers valued at $270,000 at Seattle. 
5 These cod were taken off Alaska. 
6 Statistics on the catch of salmon, except those taken by troll lines, are reported to the State in number 
rather than pounds. ‘The factors used in the above table for converting number of salmon to weight in 
pounds were as follows: Blueback, red or sockeye, 7 pounds; chinook or king, 22 pounds; chum or keta, 
10 pounds; humpback or pink, 4.5 pounds; and silver or coho, 8 pounds. 
