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Table 5. Permits held by the 297 vessels owned by the 286 owner respondents in the Social and Economic Survey administered during Round II of the Northeast Multispecies Fishery Disaster Assistance Program, compared to permits held by all 3,714 vessels with a valid multispecies permit during fishing year 1999. (Data based on 1999 permit data, representing the last valid permit at the end of fishing year 1999.)

Permit(s)
Vessels Owned
by Survey Respondents
All Vessels with Permits
Number
of Vessels
Percentage
of Vessels
Number
of Vessels
Percentage
of Vessels


By Individual Fishery Management Plan

Multispecies
a290
97.6
3,714
100.0
Scallop-general (open access)
266
89.6
1,891
50.9
Dogfish
261
87.9
2,182
58.8
Monkfish
245
82.5
1,909
51.4
Lobster
243
81.8
1,915
51.6
Squid-Mackerel-Butterfish
205
69.0
2,491
67.1
Surf Clam
128
43.1
1,252
33.7
Ocean Quahog
122
41.1
1,166
31.4
Summer Flounder
84
28.3
1,413
38.0
Scup
64
21.5
1,264
34.0
Black Sea Bass
24
8.1
1,224
33.0
Scallop-limited access
0
0.0
256
7.9


By Combination (5% or more of vessels) of Fishery Management Plans

Dogfish, Lobster, Monkfish, Multispecies, Scallop-- general, and Squid-Mackerel-Butterfish
34
11.4
71
1.9
Dogfish, Lobster, Monkfish, Multispecies, and Scallop--general
19
6.4
44
1.2
Dogfish, Lobster, Monkfish, Multispecies, Ocean Quahog, Scallop --general, Squid-Mackerel-Butterfish, and Surf Clam
15
5.1
94
2.5
Multispecies only
1
0.3
259
7.0
aAll 297 vessels had a multispecies permit at some point during fishing year 1999. For the seven vessels that no longer retained their multispecies permit as their last valid permit during fishing year 1999: five canceled due to "transfer" or "vessel owner changed", one due to "permitted fisheries changed," and one due to "permit sanction."

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