eLandings IFQ halibut landing report with an IFQ overage

Getting Started

Go to: https://elandingst.alaska.gov/web

Enter the following user ID and password:

UserID

Password

DVARDEN

D_varden

Scenario

A longline vessel (ADF&G# 14326) is delivering 5,540 lbs of headed/gutted halibut with/ice and slime, to The Pisces Plant.
One CFEC cardholder is making the delivery. The cardholder is also delivering 575 lbs of yelloweye rockfish and 253 lbs of lingcod.
The reporter determines after they submit their IFQ report, 160 lbs of the headed/gutted halibut was actually an overage.
All the catch was made in one stat area (375430).


Create a new landing report by logging in and choosing the operation called The Pisces Plant, then click on the Groundfish Landing Report button.

Enter the following vessel information:

ADF&G Vessel Number

ADF&G

Gear Code

Crew SizeNumber of ObserversDate Fishing BeganDays FishedDate of Landing
14326614103/XX/2023203/XX/2023

 

Enter the following permit information:

CFEC PermitManagement ProgramNMFS IDIFQ PermitSpecies
B61B 00104W 2401NIFQ980005980011200

Enter the following stat area information:

Stat AreaPercent
375430100

 

Locate the Add/Edit Itemized catch button and click on it.


Enter the catch information below and then click on the Save button.

  • You can enter the fish ticket number while entering your catch or wait and Allocate Catch in the next step
SpeciesConditionLbs.Weight ModifierDisposition
200045560With Ice and Slime60
14501575n/a60


Click Save at the bottom of the screen to save your landing report.

Allocate catch to your permits by clicking Allocate Permits from the dropdown menu. This step is not required when there is only one IFQ permit. 

Submit your initial report by selecting Submit Initial Report from the dropdown menu.

NOTE: You can Add Grading and Pricing at any point after Initially Submitting your report we recommend waiting until after you Submit the IFQ Report

From the dropdown menu select Generate IFQ Reports  to create your IFQ reports.

After reviewing your IFQ reports for correctness. Click on Submit IFQ Reports to submit your IFQ report.

You submit your IFQ reports and get a red-line.

The redline is also reflected in the IFQ Report section. 

 

  • Upon contacting NMFS Enforcement, you discover that 160 lbs of the headed/gutted halibut was an overage.
  • If you have another permit in the same area, you can have the overage pounds go on that permit.
  • If not, you need to document the overage in the Itemized Catch section of the landing. Select Edit from the dropdown menu. 

  • Click on the add/edit icon in the itemized catch section. 

  • You will need to add another line item to report the 140 lbs of halibut. Enter disposition code 62.
  • Make sure you subtract 160 lbs from the amount of sold halibut (5560 - 160 = 5400 lbs of disposition code 60) to ensure the pounds are allocated appropriately.
  • Click Save

  • Click on the row of catch that reflects the overage and select the pen icon to edit the row of catch. 

  • Since you've reported an overage, you'll need to qualify that overage by selecting a comment that documents what kind of overage it was.
  • Use the drop-down menu to select the appropriate coded comment, 40 Forfeited catch - IFQ beyond allowable overage.
  • Click on the Ok button.

  • You will see the comment reflected on the row of catch with the overage. 
  • Click Save

Submit your final report by selecting Submit Final Report from the dropdown menu.


You only need to do three more things to totally complete the landing:

1) Print your IFQ landing receipt

2) Print your fish ticket.

3) Print your Observer fees by clicking on the Download Observer Fee PDF menu item. 


IFQ_HalibutLanding_Overage.pdf



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