Catcher-Processor Longline and Pot Gear DCPL

IFQ Permit #

IFQ Permit #

CREW
SIZE

FEDERAL
REPORTING
AREA

REASON

IFQ

Operator IFQ Permit #

FEDERAL FISHERIES PERMIT NO.

CDQ

IFQ Permit #

CDQ Group #

IFQ Permit #

Halibut CDQ Permit #

DATE &

DATE &TIME

TIME SET

HAULED

Jig

NO

GEAR
ID

NO. OF OBSERVERS ONBOARD

If same
as
previous
page
check

OBSERVER NAME & CRUISE #

FIXED HOOK
CONV

TUB

Hook & Line

Other

Length of
skate (hook&line)
or set (pot) (ft)

Size,
hook or pot

Spacing,
hook or pot

No.
hooks per
Skate

A

C
D

CDQ

Exempted

Research

AIP

No.

LOCATION OF SET

Buoy
or
Bag #

BEGIN POSITION
LATITUDE
LONGITUDE

Buoy
or
Bag #

Complete these boxes once per delivery
END POSITION
LATITUDE
LONGITUDE

BEGIN &
END
DEPTH
(Fath.)

NUMBER OF
GEAR SKATES OR POTS
ID
Set
Lost

IR/IU SPECIES

Round Catch Weight
Species Code

WT(circle lb or mt)

TARGET
SPECIES
CODE

CDQ/IFQ IFQ SABL
HAIL
(Pounds)
HALIBUT
CR CRAB WEIGHT
RD Round wt.
(Pounds)

(lbs. or mt.)

WC Western cut
EC Eastern cut

No.

No.

No.

Sperm ________ Sablefish ______
Orca _________ Halibut ________
Other _________ Other fish ______
Hooks ________

No.

Sperm ________ Sablefish ______
Orca _________ Halibut ________
Other _________ Other fish ______
Hooks ________

No.

Sperm ________ Sablefish ______
Orca _________ Halibut ________
Other _________ Other fish ______
Hooks ________

No.

Sperm ________ Sablefish ______
Orca _________ Halibut ________
Other _________ Other fish ______
Hooks ________

No.

Sperm ________ Sablefish ______
Orca _________ Halibut ________
Other _________ Other fish ______
Hooks ________

No.

Sperm ________ Sablefish ______
Orca _________ Halibut ________
Other _________ Other fish ______
Hooks ________

Wt.

No.
Wt.

Wt.

No.
Wt.

Wt.

No.
Wt.

Wt.

No.
Wt.

Wt.

No.

Number
damaged

No.
Wt.

Wt.

BIRD Mammals (No.)
AVOID
sighted
GEAR
while hauling

Sperm ________ Sablefish ______
Orca _________ Halibut ________
Other _________ Other fish ______
Hooks ________

Wt.

Wt.

CATCH BY SET

Handline

B

Wt.

COMMENTS:

Troll

HOOK & LINE OR LONGLINE POT

OBSERVER INFORMATION

OBSERVER NAME & CRUISE #

(Check if applicable and enter number)

YES

If hook & line or longline pot, complete applicable boxes below.

IFQ Permit #

MANAGEMENT PROGRAM

GEAR TYPE (check one)
Pot is longline pot?

SNAP

IDENTIFICATION

END

PAGE

ADF&G PROCESSOR CODE
OPERATOR NAME AND SIGNATURE

AUTOLINE

START

INACTIVE

DATE (M-D-Y)

FEDERAL CRAB VESSEL PERMIT NO.

VESSEL NAME

CATCHER/PROCESSOR DCPL
LONGLINE AND POT GEAR

SET #

Control No. OMB No. 0648-0213
Expiration Date: XX/XX/20XX

COPY DISTRIBUTION: WHITE Vessel Copy: Keep in Logbook • GREEN IFQ Distribution • GOLDENROD Observer copy

Revised: 5/11/2018

Catcher/Processor DCPL
Longline and Pot Gear
The pages of this logbook are self copying. Please insert this page between each set of log sheets
(white, green, and goldenrod pages) to prevent print-through.

Distribution of Log sheets:
WHITE – Vessel copy; stays in logbook
GREEN – IFQ Distribution
GOLDENROD – Observer copy

PUBLIC REPORTING BURDEN STATEMENT
Public reporting burden for this logsheet is estimated to average 50 minutes per response, including the time for reviewing the instructions, searching existing data
sources, gathering and maintaining the data needed, and completing and reviewing the collection of information.
Send comments regarding this burden estimate or any other aspect of this collection of information, including suggestions for reducing the burden, to: Assistant
Regional Administrator, Sustainable Fisheries Division, NMFS Alaska Region, P.O. Box 21668, Juneau, AK 99802-1668.
PRIVACY ACT STATEMENT
The collection of this information is authorized under the Magnuson-Stevens Fishery Conservation and Management Act, 16 U.S.C 1801 et seq. The MagnusonStevens Act requires that conservation and management measures must prevent over fishing while achieving, on a continuing basis, the optimum yield from each
fishery. Vessel logbooks are essential tools in the management of fishery resources. Section 303(a)(5) of the Magnuson-Stevens Act specifically identifies the kinds of
data to be collected for fishery management plans (FMPs). The Department will use this information for effective fishery management. Disclosure of this information
is permitted under the Privacy Act of 1974 (5 U.S.C. Section 552a), to be shared within NMFS offices, in order to coordinate monitoring and management of
sustainability of fisheries and protected resources, as well as with the applicable State or Regional Marine Fisheries Commissions and International Organizations.
Disclosure of this information is also subject to all of the published routine uses as identified in the COMMERCE/NOAA-6, Fishermen's Statistical Data. Submission is
mandatory for those persons falling under the requirements of 50 CFR 679.5. If the information is not provided, enforcement action may result.
ADDITIONAL INFORMATION
Before completing this form please note the following: 1) Notwithstanding any other provision of the law, no person is required to respond to, nor shall any person be
subject to a penalty for failure to comply with, a collection of information subject to the requirements of the Paperwork Reduction Act, unless that collection of
information displays a currently valid OMB Control Number. 2) This information is mandatory and is required to manage commercial fishing effort in the GOA and
BSAI under 50 CFR 679 and under 402(a) of the Magnuson-Stevens Act (16 U.S.C. 1801, et seq.); 3) Responses to this information request are confidential under
section 402(b) of the Magnuson-Stevens Act as amended in 2006. It is also confidential under NOAA Administrative Order 216-100, which sets forth procedures to
protect confidentiality of fishery statistics.
Goldenrod – Observer copy

Instructions for
DAILY CUMULATIVE PRODUCTION LOGBOOK (DCPL)
CATCHER/PROCESSOR: LONGLINE & POT GEAR
RESPONSIBILITY
The owner or operator of a catcher/processor that is required to have a Federal Fisheries Permit (FFP) and
is:
• using longline, longline pot. or pot gear to harvest groundfish
• using longline, longline pot, or pot gear to harvest Individual Fishing Quota (IFQ) sablefish, IFQ
halibut, or Western Alaska Community Development Quota (CDQ) halibut from the Gulf of
Alaska
• using longline or pot gear to harvest IFQ sablefish, IFQ halibut, or CDQ halibut from the Bering
Sea and Aleutian Islands Management Area (BSAI)
• using pot gear to harvest CR crab from the BSAI
unless using a NMFS-approved catcher/processor longline or pot gear electronic logbook (ELB), must
use a combination of catcher/processor longline and pot gear DCPL and eLandings to record and report
daily processor identification information, catch-by-set CR crab, halibut, sablefish, and groundfish
landing data information, production data, and groundfish and Prohibited Species Catch (PSC) discard or
disposition data.

FISH TO BE RECORDED AND REPORTED
All groundfish
Prohibited species catch
Forage fish
Grenadiers
Non-groundfish

Table 2a to 50 CFR 679
Table 2b to 50 CFR 679
Table 2c to 50 CFR 679
Table 2c to 50 CFR 679
Table 2d to 50 CFR 679

LOGBOOKS
The Regional Administrator will provide Daily Cumulative Production Logbooks (DCPLs) for
catcher/processors free of charge. The DCPL may be viewed at
https://alaskafisheries.noaa.gov/sites/default/files/CPLGLDCPL.pdf.
You may request additional logbooks online at https://alaskafisheries.noaa.gov/lborderform or by calling
Sustainable Fisheries Division at 907-586-7228 or faxing at 907-586-7465.
No person may alter or change any entry or record in a logbook. An inaccurate or incorrect entry or
record must be corrected by lining out the original and inserting the correction, provided that the original
entry or record remains legible. All corrections must be made in ink.
If using more than one logbook of the same gear type in a fishing year onboard a vessel, the operator must
ensure that the page numbers follow the consecutive order of the previous logbook.
LOGSHEET DISTRIBUTION AND SUBMITTAL
Distribute and submit logsheets by color as indicated below:
White

Retain permanently bound in logbook. No person
except an authorized officer may remove any original
white logsheet of any logbook.
Goldenrod Submit to the observer after signature of operator and
prior to departure of observer from the vessel.
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Green

Submit to the IPHC representative after the vessel’s
catch is off-loaded

Optional, but may be
required by IPHC (see
§§ 300.60 through 300.65).

REPORTING TIME LIMITS
Record the information for each set within the following time limits.
REPORTING TIME LIMITS, CATCHER/PROCESSOR LONGLINE OR POT GEAR
Record
Submit
Required Information
in
via
Time Limit for Reporting
DCPL
eLandings
Set number, time and date gear set, time and
X
Within 2 hours after
date gear hauled, beginning and end positions
completion of gear retrieval
of set, CDQ group number, halibut CDQ
permit number, halibut IFQ permit number,
sablefish IFQ permit number, crab IFQ permit
number (halibut, sablefish, and crab), FFP
number and/or Federal crab vessel permit
number (if applicable), number of skates or
pots set, and estimated total hail weight for
each set
Discard and disposition Information
X
By 2400 hours, Alaska local
time (A.l.t.) each day to
record the previous day’s
discard and disposition
information
Product information
X
By 2400 hours, A.l.t., each
day to record the previous
day’s production
information
All other required information
X
By 2400 hours, A.l.t., of the
day following completion
of production
Operator sign the completed logsheets
X
By 2400 hours, A.l.t. of the
day following the weekending date of the weekly
reporting period.
Submit the goldenrod logsheet to the observer
X
After signature of operator
and prior to departure of
observer from the vessel
DEFINING ACTIVE AND INACTIVE TIME PERIODS
The operator must record information in the DCPL and in eLandings, January 1 through December 31,
and indicate whether the catcher/ processor was active or inactive during the time period.
Active
A catcher/processor using longline, longline pot, or pot
gear is active when processing or when all or part of the
longline gear is in the water

Inactive.
When in a time period other than active.

REQUIRED INFORMATION, IF INACTIVE
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If the catcher/processor is inactive, the operator must mark “inactive” and record the following
information on one logsheet in the DCPL.
Vessel Name
Name of catcher/processor as displayed in official documentation
Federal crab vessel permit number
Federal Fisheries Permit number
Alaska Department of Fish and Game (ADF&G) processor code
Page number
Number the pages in each logbook consecutively and continue
throughout the logbook for the remainder of the fishing year.
Record the first day of the fishing year, January 1, on page one
Operator Name &
Operator’s name must be printed, and the operator must sign each
Signature
completed logsheet
The signature of the owner or operator on the DCPL is verification of
acceptance of the responsibility to provide complete and accurate
information.
Inactive start date
Record the date (mm/dd) of the first day when inactive
Why inactive
Explain why the vessel is inactive, e.g., bad weather or equipment
failure. If inactive due to surrender of an FFP, write “surrender of
permit” as the reason for inactivity
Inactive end date
Record the date (mm/dd) of the last day when inactive under “End
date.”
Inactive two or
If the inactive time period extends across two or more successive
more quarters.
quarters, the operator must complete a logsheet for each inactive
quarter. The first logsheet must indicate the first and last day of the
first inactive quarter. Successive logsheets must indicate the first and
last day of its respective inactive quarter.
REQUIRED INFORMATION, IF ACTIVE

Use a separate logsheet

Each day of an active period
Each reporting area in which harvest
occurred
Each gear type
Each separate management program

If the catcher/processor is active, record the following IDENTIFICATION information for each
day per logsheet in the DCPL
Vessel Name
Operator Name &
Signature

Name of catcher/processor as displayed in official documentation
Operator’s name must be printed, and the operator must sign each
completed logsheet
The signature of the owner or operator on the DCPL is verification
of acceptance of the responsibility to provide complete and accurate
information.
Federal crab vessel permit number
Alaska Department of Fish and Game (ADF&G) processor code
Federal Fisheries Permit number (FFP)
Date
Record the first day of the fishing year, January 1, on page one
Page number
Number the pages in each logbook consecutively and continue
throughout the logbook for the remainder of the fishing year
IFQ Permit Number
IFQ permit number of the operator, if any
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Each IFQ permit number on which anyone aboard is authorized to
fish
Groundfish CDQ group number
Halibut CDQ permit number
Groundfish. Record the Federal reporting area code (see Figures 1
and 3 to part 679) where gear retrieval was completed, regardless of
where the majority of the set took place.
IFQ halibut and CDQ halibut. Record the IPHC regulatory area (see
Figure 15 to part 679) where gear retrieval was completed,
regardless of where the majority of the set took place.
CR crab. Leave this field blank.
Record the number of crew members (including operator), excluding
certified observer(s), on the last day of a trip.

CDQ number
Reporting Area

Crew size
Management program
(If not under one of the listed
management programs, leave
blank)
Observer information

Gear
type

Western Alaska Community
CDQ group number
Development Quota (CDQ)
Exempted Fishery
Exempted fishery permit number
Research Fishery
Research fishery permit number
Aleutian Islands Pollock (AIP) Fishery
Number of observers onboard
Observer Name & Cruise number

Gear Type (check one)
Pot is longline pot? YES or NO; Jig, Troll, Handline, Hook & Line, Other
If gear is other than those listed, check Other and describe
If Hook & Line or Longline Pot, complete applicable boxes
Hook &
fixed hook (conventional or tub)
optional, but may be required by IPHC
Line or
(see §§ 300.60 through 300.65)
Autoline
Pot
Snap
(includes length of skate (hook and line) or optional, but may be required by IPHC
pot-andlongline pot set (to the nearest
(see §§ 300.60 through 300.65)
line and
foot)
longline
size of hook or pot in inches (width by length by height or diameter)
pot)
spacing of hook or pot (to the nearest foot)
Number of hooks per skate
number of pots set
the number of pots lost

optional, but may be required by IPHC
(see §§ 300.60 through 300.65)

IF GEAR INFORMATION IS THE SAME
If gear information is the same on subsequent logsheets, mark the box instead of re-entering the gear type
information on the next logsheet.
RETAIN AND RECORD DISCARD QUANTITIES OVER THE MRA
When a catcher/processor is fishing in an IFQ fishery and the fishery for Pacific cod or rockfish is closed
to directed fishing but not in PSC status in that reporting area, the operator must retain and record up to
and including the maximum retainable amount (MRA) for Pacific cod or rockfish as defined in Table 10
or 11 to 50 CFR part 679. Quantities over this amount must be discarded and recorded as discard in
eLandings.
CATCH-BY-SET INFORMATION
A set
includes a test set, unsuccessful harvest, or when gear is not working and is pulled in, even if no
fish are harvested.
A set means
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a string of longline gear,
a string of pots, or
a group of pots with individual pots deployed and retrieved in the water in a similar
location with similar soak time.
In the case of pot gear, when the pots in a string are hauled more than once in the same position,
a new set is created each time the string is retrieved and re-deployed.
Record the following information for each set. If no catch occurred for a day, write “no catch.”
Set number
Date
Time

Location of set

Begin and end
gear depths
Gear ID
Number of skates
or pots
IR/IU Species
Round Catch
Weight
Target species
code
CDQ halibut and
IFQ halibut
IFQ sablefish

CR crab
Hail weight (kb or
mt)

Bird avoid gear
Mammals
(Number) sighted
while hauling
Number damaged

sequentially by year
Date set
Date hauled
Time set
Time hauled
Buoy or bag number
Begin position, Latitude & Longitude
Buoy or bag number

optional, but may be required by
IPHC (see §§ 300.60 through 300.65)
optional, but may be required by
IPHC (see §§ 300.60 through 300.65)

End position, Latitude & Longitude
Record to the nearest fathom

optional, but may be required by
IPHC (see §§ 300.60 through 300.65)
Enter the alphabetical letter that coincides with the gear description
Number set
optional, but may be required by
IPHC (see §§ 300.60 through 300.65)
Number lost
Species Code
Weight (circle lb or mt)
Species code of the intended species to be harvested.
Enter only one target species code.
Estimated total net weight of IFQ halibut and CDQ halibut to the nearest
pound.
Number and estimated total round weight of IFQ sablefish to the nearest
pound. Indicate whether IFQ sablefish product is Western cut, Eastern cut, or
round weight.
Number and scale weight of raw CR crab to the nearest pound.
Estimated hail weight, which is an estimate of the total weight of the entire
catch without regard to species.
Indicate whether weight is estimated to the nearest pound or to the nearest
0.001 mt.
Seabird avoidance gear code(s). (see § 679.24(e) and Table 19 to this part)
Name of mammals seen:
Sperm, Orca, or Other
sablefish, halibut, other fish, or hooks

optional, but may be required by
IPHC (see §§ 300.60 through
300.65)
optional, but may be required by
IPHC (see §§ 300.60 through
300.65)

Gear deployment (or to set gear)
• Hook–and–line gear begin position. Record date (mm/dd), time (in military format, A.l.t.), and
the begin position (in latitude and longitude to the nearest minute; indicate E or W for longitude)
when the first hook–and–line gear of a set enters the water.
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•

Jig or troll gear begin position. Record date (mm/dd), time (in military format, A.l.t.), and the
begin position (latitude and longitude to the nearest minute; indicate E or W for longitude) when
the jig or troll gear enters the water.

•

Pot gear begin position. Record date (mm/dd), time (in military format, A.l.t.), and the begin
position (latitude and longitude to the nearest minute; indicate E or W for longitude) when the pot
gear enters the water.

Gear retrieval (or to haul gear)
• Hook–and–line gear end position. Date (mm/dd), time (in military format, A.l.t.), and end
position coordinates (in latitude and longitude to the nearest minute; indicate E or W for
longitude), where the last hook–and–line gear of a set leaves the water, regardless of where the
majority of the set took place.
•

Jig or troll gear end position. Date (mm/dd), time (in military format, A.l.t.), and end position
coordinates (in latitude and longitude to the nearest minute; indicate E or W for longitude) where
the jig or troll gear leaves the water.

•

Pot gear end position. Date (mm/dd), time (in military format, A.l.t.), and end position
coordinates (in latitude and longitude to the nearest minute; indicate E or W for longitude) where
the last pot of a set is retrieved, regardless of where the majority of the set took place.

INSPECTION AND RETENTION OF RECORDS.
Inspection of records
The operator must make available for inspection the DCPL upon the
request of an authorized officer.
Retention of records
Onboard
Retain the DCPL onboard the vessel until the end of
the fishing year during which the records were made
and for as long thereafter as fish or fish products
recorded in the DCPL are retained.
For 3 years
Retain the DCPL for 3 years after the end of the
fishing year during which the records were made.

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