Manually Landed IFQ Report
If you have to do an IFQ manual landing you are still are required to submit a final landing report in eLandings. The difference is you DO NOT generate the IFQ report.
Scenario
A longline vessel with multiple permit holders landed and reported 10,000 lbs of halibut on 6/6/2012 at The Pisces Plant in Cordova. IFQ reports were created and submitted shortly afterwards but then the permit holders realized that the IFQ had not been allocated according to what they wanted. The plant had to call the NMFS data clerks to manually land the 10,000 lbs of condition 04 halibut and then they had to amend the landing report.
Go to: http://elandingst.alaska.gov/elandings/Login
Enter the following user ID and password:
| User ID | Password |
|---|---|
| DVARDEN | D_varden |
Scroll down to the bottom of the page and enter 106561 in the Report ID field under the Search for Reports section. Scroll down tot he bottom of the page and click on the Search button.
You will get an Information message at the top of the page telling you that a landing report was found.
Scroll down the page a little and you will see the landing Report ID in blue text. Click on this link and it will take you to the landing report.
Once you can view the landing report, the next step is to click on the Edit Vessel, Permit, Location Information button.
Locate and check the IFQ Reported Manually checkbox. Then scroll down the page and click on the Save button.
Your next step will be to click on the Add/Edit Itemized Catch button so that you can change the IFQ allocations.
The permit holder with Fish Ticket E12 081639 wanted to allocate 5,200 lbs on his permit with the remaining pounds going on the second Fish Ticket E12 081640. Make the necessary edits and then click on the Save button.
IMPORTANT: You DO NOT want to submit your IFQ reports again!
At this point all you need to do is click on the Submit Final Report button.
You have completed the necessary steps to document your manual IFQ landing in eLandings.
You can reprint your Fish Tickets now, make sure you send the amended copies to your local ADF&G office.