This is the condition that they were weighed. When determining which condition code to enter for halibut on a landing report, it should always be the condition code that matches how the fish were at the initial point of landing. Definitions of weights listed on IFQ Reports Halibut If offload of unprocessed IFQ halibut, CDQ halibut, or IFQ sablefish from a vessel, the scale weight (to the nearest pound) of the halibut or sablefish product actually measured at the time of offload, as required by § 679.5(e)(7)(i)(E)(6) to be included in the eLandings IFQ Landing Report and IFQ report.
Properly debited IFQ landing is specified in regulations at 50 CFR 679.40(h). One permit holder only has 1,200 lbs left on his permit and will use the fish ticket to allocate pounds to permits. Sablefish can be equally confusing as the pounds debited from the IFQ permit are whole weights! For example, a fishing vessel with two permit holders is landing 2,500 lbs of sablefish (08 condition) with I/S. They want to know the IFQ weights (05 condition) that will be debited from their permits. The following is an example of how to use the calculator:Ī vessel is landing 3,000 lbs of gutted (04 condition) halibut with I/S and there are two permit holders splitting the catch 50/50. We also added the link to the top of the Add/Edit Itemized Catch page so users can access the IFQ Calculator tool when it’s most needed. eLandings now offers the IFQ Weight Calculator link on the Vessel, Permit, Location Information page to the right of the IFQ Permit Worksheet box.
Trying to figure out the complexities of IFQ weights and conditions using the Max-Out feature or the Ice and Slime deduction can be time consuming and frustrating.
An online IFQ Weight calculator for halibut and sablefish is available here:
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