January 28, 2021
Pacific shrimp: With a good season in, signs are now promising for 2021
Oregon shrimpers put in another great year for 2020, and indicators portend a decent season in store for 2021. Although the Oregon Department of Fish and Wildlife hadn’t tallied final numbers for the season in December, data with PacFIN reported a harvest of 43.14 million pounds for Oregon with an average ex-vessel price of 52 cents per pounds for fleet revenues of $22.59 million.
“We’re still counting our chips from this year,” says Scott Groth, the pink shrimp/south coast shellfish project…
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Charlie Ess is the North Pacific Bureau Chief for National Fisherman.
