Fanha`aniyan Pulan CHamoru - Western Pacific Fishery Council

Fanha`aniyan Pulan CHamoru - Western Pacific Fishery Council

2016
Fanha‘aniyan Pulan CHamoru
About the Western Pacific Regional Fishery Management Council
The Western Pacific Regional Fishery Management Council was established
by Congress in 1976 and has authority over fisheries in the Pacific Ocean
seaward of Hawai‘i, American Samoa, Guam, the Commonwealth of the
Northern Mariana Islands (CNMI) and the US remote island areas. The
fisheries in federal waters surrounding Guam and the CNMI are managed
under the Mariana Archipelago Fishery Ecosystem Plan (FEP) and Pacific
Pelagic FEP. Traditional knowledge along with Western science and wide
community involvement
are integral parts of
the ecosystem-based
approach to fishery
management. The
2006 reauthorized
Magnuson-Stevens
Fishery Conservation and
Management Act requires
that federally managed
fisheries are regulated
through annual catch
limits (ACLs).
Lobster fishing on the island
of Alamagan, 2013. Photo
courtesy of Guam Advisory
Panel Chair Peter Perez
A publication of the Western Pacific Regional
Fishery Management Council pursuant to NOAA
Award No. NA14NMF4520236
2016 Annual Catch Limits for Federally Managed Species in the
Commonwealth of the Northern Mariana Islands
Fishery
Management unit species (MUS)
ACL (in lbs)
Bottomfish Bottomfish multi-species stock complex
66,000
Coral Reef
Ecosystem (CRE)
Atulai or bigeye scad—Selar crumenophthalmus
Bumphead parrotfish— Bolbometopon muricatum
Chubs/Rudderfish—Kyphosidae
Crabs— Crustaceans
Emperors—Lethrinidae
Goatfish—Mullidae
Groupers—Serranidae Humphead (Napoleon) wrasse—Cheilinus undulatus
Jacks—Carangidae
Mollusks—turbo snail; octopus; giant clams
Mullets—Mugilidae
Parrotfish—Scaridae
Rabbitfish—Siganidae
Reef Sharks—Carcharhinidae
Snappers—Lutjanidae
Squirrelfish—Holocentridae
Surgeonfish—Acanthuridae Wrasses—Labridae
All Other CREMUS combined Crustaceans Deepwater Shrimp Kona Crab
Slipper Lobster Spiny Lobster Precious Coral Black Coral Precious Corals in the Guam Exploratory Area 50,200
797 1
9,600
7,300
53,000
15,300
22,500
1,960
29,300
23,800
17,900
71,600 2
19,200
1,900
18,000
11,400
97,600
25,200 3
185,000
48,488
1,900
20
3,135
700
2,205
ISBN 978-1-937863-89-0
ACL for bumphead parrotfish is for Guam and CNMI combined.
Does not include bumphead parrotfish.
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Does not include humphead (Napoleon) wrasse.
Front cover art: Aeon-Domini Charfauros, Guam High School, First Place, Grades 9–12
Note: ACLs are not specified for most pelagic species because they are subject to international fishing
agreements or have life cycles of less than a year and are thus exempted from the ACL requirement.
Copyright 2016 Western Pacific Regional Fishery
Management Council
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About This Calendar
2016 Fanha’aniyan Pulan CHamoru Art Contest Winners
This 2016 Fanha’aniyan Pulan CHamoru (Chamorro Lunar Calendar)
includes the contributions and advice of the Guam Chamorro Lunar
Calendar Committee, which was initiated by the Western Pacific
Regional Fishery Management Council. Traditional fishing and
conservation practices of the Chamorro people of the Mariana
Archipelago are highlighted. Traditional ecological knowledge and
community involvement are integral parts of the ecosystem-based
approach to fishery management and are components of the Mariana
Archipelago and Pacific Pelagic Fishery Ecosystem Plans (FEPs) for
the Western Pacific Region. These FEPs are developed, monitored and
amended by the Council to conserve and manage fisheries seaward
of the state waters surrounding Guam.
Grades K–2
First Place: Isabella Quintanilla, Daniel L.
Perez Elementary School
Second Place: Lincy Hernandez, Tamuning
Elementary School
Third Place: Zariyah Santos, Daniel L. Perez
Elementary School
Honorable Mention: Talon Jay Aguero,
Harry S. Truman Elementary School •
Aveyani Babauta, Tamuning Elementary
School • Janine Evangelista, Daniel L.
Perez Elementary School • Kyra Ignacio,
Harry S. Truman Elementary School •
Sean A. Mecate, Tamuning Elementary
School • Chiara Ortega, Harry S. Truman
Elementary School • Arielle Marie Ortega
Villareal, Juan M. Guerrero Elementary
School • Seth Unpingco, Harry S. Truman
Elementary School • Isaiah P. Vela,
Daniel L. Perez Elementary School •
Frederick Ziegler, Harry S. Truman
Elementary School
The Guam Lunar Calendar Committee members are Anthony J.P. Ada,
Ed Benavente, Julie “Jill” Benavente, John Calvo, Joseph Artero Cameron,
Jeremy Cepeda, Frank Cruz, Dr. Larry Cunningham, Tim Dela Cruz,
Manuel P. Duenas II, Michael Duenas, Chip Guard, Leonard Z. Iriarte,
Carlos L. Laguana, Dr. Lisa Linda Natividad, Peter R. Onedera, Selina
Onedera-Salas, Anthony “Malia” Ramirez, Felix Reyes, Jesse Rosario,
Vincent John Salas, Edward San Nicolas, Barry D. Smith, Edward C.
Tedtaotao, Frank C. Tedtaotao and John C. Tedtaotao.
The tide charts with the moon rise and set times in Chamorro time
for Apra Harbor, Guam, were provided by OceanFun Publishing, NZ.
The moon phases were calculated using the HM Nautical Almanac
Office (astro.ukho.gov.uk/websurf) as guidance. The seasonal fishing
predictions were provided by the fishermen in the committee and
consolidated by Jesse Rosario.
This calendar features some of the winning entries from an art contest
held on Guam. The theme of the competition, Kustumbren Pumeskan
Tåsi yan Tåno’ (Fishing and Hunting Traditions), was chosen in celebration
of Guam’s hosting of the 12th Festival of Pacific Arts (FestPac) from
May 22 to June 4, 2016. This theme encourages the perpetuation of
traditional knowledge and cultural values and practices through activities
that promote sustainable use of natural resources so as to ensure the
island’s food and cultural security. The lunar movement directs the life
cycles of the flora and fauna of the land and ocean and are central to
life in our islands. Threats to our Chamorro culture and food security can
have catastrophic impacts to our natural resources and the people of
the Mariana Archipelago. The practice and perpetuation of culture and
traditions have provided the Mariana people with resiliency and ensured
the availability of food through sound management of natural resources.
Teachers were encouraged to include this contest in their lesson plans.
Grades 3–5
First Place: Elianna Cuevas, Daniel L. Perez
Elementary School
Second Place: Danah C. Bonto, Dominican
Catholic School
Third Place: Wuju (Rachel) Cho, Tamuning
Elementary School
Honorable Mention: Kayelie Paige Celo,
Juan M. Guerrero Elementary School
• Ciera Cruz, Tamuning Elementary
School • Ella Faye J. Escano, Daniel L.
Perez Elementary School • Jed Joseph
P. Fernando, Dominican Catholic School
• Victoria J. Green, Juan M. Guerrero
Elementary School • Juliana Art B.
Lagman, Juan M. Guerrero Elementary
School • Joseph E. F. Olarte, Juan M.
Guerrero Elementary School • Jessica
Pendon, Harry S. Truman Elementary
School • Ralph Ashley G. Pineda, Juan M.
Guerrero Elementary School • Jonathan
Relativo, Daniel L. Perez Elementary
School • Mikaela Tanglao, Daniel L. Perez
Elementary School • Destiny P. E. Tumbucon,
Juan M. Guerrero Elementary School
Grades 6–8
First Place: Natalie Galvez, Bishop
Baumgartner Memorial Catholic School
Second Place: Kristin Tolentino, Bishop
Baumgartner Memorial Catholic School
Third Place: Angelica Poffenberger, Bishop
Baumgartner Memorial Catholic School
Honorable Mention: Amber Santos, Bishop
Baumgartner Memorial Catholic School
Grades 9–12
First Place: Aeon-Domini Charfauros,
Guam High School
Second Place: Preston Lutter, Guam
High School
Third Place: Aaliyah Wooten, Guam
High School
Honorable Mention: Alana Harris,
Guam High School • Kaysha Quyote,
Guam High School • Rhiannon Young,
Guam High School
Guam Art Contest Judges: Glenda Carter,
Joey Certeza, Vera Ferrara and Dr. Lisa
Natividad.
Guam Art Contest Sponsors: Fish Eye
Marine Park, Guam Tropical Dive Station,
McDonald’s of Guam and UnderWater World.
Natalie Galvez • Bishop Baumgartner Memorial Catholic School • First Place, Grades 6–8
February
February 8 - March 7, 2016
8
R
S
18
S
R
28
S
R
MON
6
06:06
18:04
N
6
9
R
S
19
S
R
29
S
R
TUE
6
06:58
19:02
N
6
10
R
S
20
S
R
WED
6
07:48
20:01
N
6
11
R
S
21
S
R
2
R
S
THU
6
08:38
21:00
N
6
12
R
S
22
S
R
3
R
S
FRI
6
09:27
21:58
N
6
13
R
S
23
S
R
4
R
S
SAT
6
10:16
22:56
N
6
14
R
S
24
S
R
5
R
S
SUN
6
11:05
23:53
N
6
15
R
MON
6
11:56
N
6
16
S
R
26
S
R
7
R
S
TUE
6
00:51
12:48
N
6
17
S
R
27
S
R
WED
6
01:49
13:41
N
6
3
2
1
0
-1
THU
6
02:44
14:35
N
6
FRI
6
03:38
15:29
N
6
SAT
6
04:28
16:22
N
6
SUN
6
05:16
17:14
N
6
MON
6
06:02
18:04
N
6
TUE
6
06:44
18:53
N
6
WED
6
07:25
19:41
N
6
25
S
R
6
R
S
THU
6
08:05
20:27
N
6
FRI
6
08:44
21:14
N
6
3
2
1
0
SUN
6
10:03
22:47
N
6
MON
6
March
-1
10:44
23:35
N
6
1
TUE
6
S
11:27
N
6
WED
6
00:24
12:13
N
6
THU
6
01:15
13:02
N
6
FRI
6
02:06
13:54
N
6
SAT
6
3
2
1
0
-1
Respetu (Respect): Always remember that in addition to showing respect for others, respect must also be practiced for our
ancestors, our land, our ocean and our culture. Plant local trees and keep our island clean. Reduce, reuse and recycle.
Mahimahi/Botague
Offshore trolling
(Feb 8–Mar 7)
Skipjack/Bonita
Offshore trolling
(Mar 5–7)
Yellowfin tuna
Offshore trolling
(Mar 5–7)
02:58
14:49
N
6
SUN
6
03:51
15:45
N
6
MON
6
04:43
16:44
N
6
SAT
6
09:23
22:00
N
6
Isabella Quintanilla • Daniel L. Perez Elementary School • First Place, Grades K–2
March
March 8-April 6, 2016
8
R
S
18
S
R
28
S
R
TUE
6
9
R
S
6
WED
6
02:26
14:18
19
S
R
29
S
R
05:34
17:43
N
06:25
18:43
N
6
10
R
S
20
S
R
30
S
R
THU
6
07:15
19:43
N
6
11
R
S
21
S
R
FRI
6
08:06
20:43
N
6
12
R
S
22
S
R
SAT
6
08:57
21:43
N
6
13
R
S
23
S
R
2
R
S
SUN
6
09:50
22:43
N
6
14
R
S
24
S
R
3
R
S
MON
6
10:43
23:41
N
6
15
TUE
R
6
11:37
N
6
16
S
R
26
S
R
5
R
S
WED
6
00:39
12:31
N
6
17
S
R
27
S
R
6
R
S
THU
6
01:34
13:25
N
6
3
2
1
0
-1
FRI
6
N
6
SAT
6
03:14
15:10
N
6
SUN
6
04:00
16:00
N
6
MON
6
04:43
16:49
N
6
TUE
6
05:24
17:37
N
6
WED
6
06:04
18:23
N
6
THU
6
06:42
19:10
N
6
25
S
R
4
R
S
FRI
6
07:21
19:56
N
6
SAT
6
08:01
20:43
N
6
SUN
6
08:42
21:30
N
6
3
2
1
0
MON
6
09:24
22:19
N
6
TUE
6
10:08
23:08
N
6
WED
6
10:55
23:58
N
6
31
THU
April
-1
S
6
11:45
N
6
1
FRI
6
R
S
00:49
12:37
N
6
SAT
6
01:39
13:31
N
6
SUN
6
02:30
14:27
N
6
MON
6
3
2
1
0
-1
Inafa’målek (Compassion and Caring): Work together to make things good. Get together with family and friends to clean up a beach or park.
Always leave your picnic area cleaner than when you found it. Take your trash and properly dispose of it. Reduce, reuse and recycle.
Mahimahi/Botague
Offshore trolling
(Mar 8–Apr 6)
Skipjack/Bonita
Offshore trolling
(Mar 8–Apr 6)
Yellowfin tuna
Offshore trolling
(Mar 8–Apr 6)
03:20
15:24
N
6
TUE
6
04:10
16:23
N
6
WED
6
05:00
17:23
N
6
Kristin Tolentino • Bishop Baumgartner Memorial Catholic School • Second Place, Grades 6–8
April
April 7- May 5, 2016
7
R
S
17
S
R
27
S
R
THU
6
05:51
18:24
N
6
8
R
S
18
S
R
28
S
R
FRI
6
06:42
19:24
N
6
9
R
S
19
S
R
SAT
6
07:36
20:26
N
6
10
R
S
20
S
R
30
R
S
SUN
6
08:30
21:28
N
6
11
R
S
21
S
R
MON
6
09:26
22:28
N
6
12
R
S
22
S
R
2
R
S
TUE
6
10:23
23:26
N
6
13
R
WED
6
11:19
N
6
14
S
R
24
S
R
4
R
S
THU
6
00:20
12:13
N
6
15
S
R
25
S
R
5
R
S
FRI
6
01:12
13:06
N
6
16
S
R
26
S
R
SAT
6
01:59
13:57
N
6
3
2
1
0
-1
SUN
6
02:42
14:47
N
6
MON
6
03:24
15:34
N
6
TUE
6
04:04
16:21
N
6
WED
6
04:42
17:07
N
6
THU
6
05:21
17:53
N
6
FRI
6
06:00
18:40
N
6
23
S
R
3
R
S
SAT
6
06:40
19:27
N
6
SUN
6
07:22
20:16
N
6
MON
6
08:06
21:05
N
6
3
2
1
0
WED
6
09:41
22:44
N
6
THU
6
10:31
23:34
N
6
29
FRI
6
S
11:23
N
6
SAT
May
-1
6
00:23
12:17
N
6
1
SUN
6
R
S
01:12
13:12
N
6
MON
6
02:00
14:08
N
6
TUE
6
02:48
15:05
N
6
WED
6
03:37
16:04
N
6
THU
6
3
2
1
0
-1
Inagofli’e (Friendship): Accept, share and enjoy the companionship of others in making Guam a healthier place to live. Educate newcomers of our Chamorro cultural
values, history, traditions and practices so that they also learn to respect our island, our culture and our people. Teach them to reduce, reuse and recycle.
Mahimahi/Botague
Offshore trolling
(Apr 7–11)
Skipjack/Bonita
Offshore trolling
(Apr 7–May 5)
Yellowfin tuna
Offshore trolling
(Apr 7–May 5)
04:27
17:04
N
6
TUE
6
08:52
21:54
N
6
Preston Lutter, Guam High School • Second Place, Grades 9–12
May
May 6- June 3, 2016
6
R
S
16
S
R
26
S
R
FRI
6
05:19
18:06
N
6
7
R
S
17
S
R
27
S
R
SAT
6
8
R
S
6
SUN
6
02:43
15:04
18
S
R
28
S
R
06:13
19:08
N
9
R
S
6
MON
6
03:21
15:51
19
S
R
07:09
20:10
N
08:07
21:11
N
6
10
R
S
20
S
R
30
R
S
TUE
6
09:05
22:09
N
6
11
R
S
21
S
R
31
R
S
WED
6
10:03
23:04
N
6
12
R
S
22
S
R
THU
6
10:58
23:54
N
6
13
FRI
R
6
11:51
N
6
14
S
R
24
S
R
3
R
S
SAT
6
00:41
12:42
N
6
15
S
R
25
S
R
SUN
6
01:23
13:31
N
6
3
2
1
0
-1
MON
6
02:03
14:18
N
6
TUE
6
N
6
WED
6
N
6
THU
6
04:00
16:37
N
6
FRI
6
04:40
17:24
N
6
SAT
6
05:21
18:12
N
6
SUN
6
06:04
19:01
N
6
23
S
R
2
R
S
MON
6
06:50
19:51
N
6
TUE
6
07:38
20:42
N
6
WED
6
3
2
1
0
THU
6
09:20
22:21
N
6
FRI
6
10:13
23:09
N
6
SAT
6
11:06
23:57
N
6
29
SUN
S
6
12:01
N
6
MON
6
00:44
12:56
N
6
TUE
6
June
-1
01:30
13:52
N
6
1
WED
6
R
S
02:18
14:49
N
6
THU
6
03:07
15:48
N
6
FRI
6
03:58
16:49
N
6
3
2
1
0
-1
Mana’ayuda (Cooperation): Cooperate with others to make Guam a healthier place to live. Assist your Mayor and
Vice Mayor by planting local trees within your village. Support your village programs to reduce, reuse and recycle.
Skipjack/Bonita
Offshore trolling
(May 6–Jun 3)
Yellowfin tuna
Offshore trolling
(May 6–Jun 3)
Rabbit fish/Mañahak
Talaya, Scoop net
(May 8–17)
Goatfish/Tia‘o
Talaya, Gill net
(May 12–Jun 3)
Trevally/I‘e‘
Talaya, Gill net
(May 12–Jun 3)
08:28
21:32
N
6
Elianna Cuevas • Daniel L. Perez Elementary School • First Place, Grades 3–5
June
June 4-July 3, 2016
4
R
S
14
S
R
24
S
R
SAT
6
5
R
S
6
SUN
6
01:20
13:46
15
S
R
25
S
R
04:52
17:51
N
6
R
S
6
MON
6
01:59
14:33
16
S
R
26
S
R
05:49
18:53
N
06:47
19:53
N
6
7
R
S
17
S
R
TUE
6
8
R
S
6
WED
6
03:18
16:07
18
S
R
28
R
S
07:46
20:50
N
08:44
21:44
N
6
9
R
S
19
S
R
29
R
S
THU
6
09:40
22:33
N
6
10
R
S
20
S
R
30
R
S
FRI
6
10:34
23:19
N
6
11
SAT
R
6
11:24
N
6
12
S
R
22
S
R
2
R
S
SUN
6
00:02
12:13
N
6
13
S
R
23
S
R
3
R
S
MON
6
00:43
13:00
N
6
3
2
1
0
-1
TUE
6
N
6
WED
6
N
6
THU
6
02:38
15:20
N
6
FRI
6
N
6
SAT
6
04:01
16:56
N
6
SUN
6
04:46
17:46
N
6
MON
6
05:33
18:37
N
6
21
TUE
S
R
6
06:23
19:28
N
6
WED
6
07:15
20:18
N
6
THU
6
08:09
21:08
N
6
3
2
1
0
FRI
6
09:03
21:56
N
6
SAT
6
09:57
22:43
N
6
SUN
6
10:52
23:29
N
6
27
S
MON
6
11:46
N
6
TUE
6
00:15
12:42
N
6
WED
6
01:02
13:39
N
6
THU
6
July
-1
01:51
14:37
N
6
1
FRI
6
R
S
02:42
15:37
N
6
SAT
6
03:36
16:37
N
6
SUN
6
3
2
1
0
-1
Akseptasion (Acceptance): Accept responsibility for yourself and your family by minimizing your impact
to the island’s environment. Reduce, reuse and recycle.
Skipjack/Bonita
Offshore trolling
(Jun 4–Jul 3)
Yellowfin tuna
Offshore trolling
(Jun 4–Jul 3)
Goatfish/Tia‘o
Talaya, Gill net
(Jun 4–11)
Trevally/I‘e‘
Talaya, Gill net
(Jun 4–11)
Marlin/Båttó
Offshore trolling
(Jun 12–Jul 13)
04:32
17:38
N
6
Lincy Hernandez • Tamuning Elementary School • Second Place, Grades K–2
July
July 4-August 1, 2016
4
R
S
14
S
R
24
S
R
MO N
6
05:30
18:36
N
6
5
R
S
15
S
R
25
S
R
TUE
6
6
R
S
6
WED
6
01:57
14:49
16
S
R
26
S
R
06:29
19:31
N
07:26
20:23
N
6
7
R
S
17
S
R
THU
6
08:21
21:11
N
6
8
R
S
18
S
R
28
R
S
FRI
6
09:14
21:56
N
6
9
R
S
19
S
R
29
R
S
SAT
6
10:05
22:38
N
6
10
R
S
20
S
R
30
R
S
SUN
6
10:53
23:19
N
6
11
R
S
21
S
R
31
R
S
MON
6
11:40
23:58
N
6
12
TUE
R
6
12:27
N
6
13
S
R
23
S
R
WED
6
00:36
13:14
N
6
3
2
1
0
-1
THU
6
01:15
14:01
N
6
FRI
6
N
6
SAT
6
02:40
15:38
N
6
SUN
6
03:27
16:29
N
6
MON
6
04:16
17:20
N
6
TUE
6
05:07
18:12
N
6
WED
6
06:01
19:02
N
6
THU
6
06:56
19:52
N
6
22
FRI
S
R
6
07:51
20:40
N
6
3
2
1
0
SUN
6
09:42
22:14
N
6
MON
6
10:38
23:01
N
6
TUE
6
11:34
23:49
N
6
27
S
WED
6
12:31
N
6
THU
6
00:38
13:29
N
6
FRI
6
01:30
14:28
N
6
3
2
1
0
-1
Gineftåo (Generosity): Be willing to share your Chamorro history, culture, values and knowledge with others.
Show them that you have respect for our island and our ocean. Be a good role model. Reduce, reuse and recycle.
Skipjack/Bonita
Offshore trolling
(Jul 4–11)
Yellowfin tuna
Offshore trolling
(Jul 4–11)
Marlin/Båttó
Offshore trolling
(Jul 4–Aug 1)
SAT
6
02:23
15:27
N
6
SUN
6
August
-1
03:19
16:25
N
6
1
MON
6
R
S
04:16
17:20
N
6
SAT
6
08:47
21:28
N
6
Angelica Poffenberger • Bishop Baumgartner Memorial Catholic School • Third Place, Grades 6–8
August
August 2-31, 2016
2
R
S
12
S
R
22
S
R
TUE
6
3
R
S
6
WED
6
00:35
13:30
13
S
R
23
S
R
05:13
18:13
N
06:09
19:02
N
6
4
R
S
14
S
R
24
S
R
THU
6
07:03
19:49
N
6
5
R
S
15
S
R
FRI
6
07:55
20:32
N
6
6
R
S
16
S
R
26
R
S
SAT
6
08:45
21:14
N
6
7
R
S
17
S
R
27
R
S
SUN
6
8
R
S
6
MON
6
04:44
17:43
18
S
R
28
R
S
09:33
21:54
N
10:20
22:33
N
6
9
R
S
19
S
R
29
R
S
TUE
6
11:07
23:13
N
6
10
R
S
20
S
R
30
R
S
WED
6
11:54
23:54
N
6
11
THU
R
6
12:41
N
6
3
2
1
0
-1
FRI
6
N
6
SAT
6
01:19
14:19
N
6
SUN
6
02:06
15:10
N
6
MON
6
02:57
16:01
N
6
TUE
6
03:49
16:52
N
6
WED
6
N
6
THU
6
05:40
18:33
N
6
FRI
6
06:37
19:22
N
6
SAT
6
07:34
20:10
N
6
21
S
R
31
R
S
SUN
6
08:31
20:58
N
6
3
2
1
0
-1
MON
6
09:28
21:46
N
6
TUE
6
10:26
22:36
N
6
WE D
6
11:24
23:27
N
6
25
THU
6
S
12:23
N
6
FRI
6
00:20
13:21
N
6
SAT
6
01:14
14:19
N
6
SUN
6
02:10
15:14
N
6
3
2
1
0
-1
Minesñgon (Perseverance): Keep working hard to reach your goals to make a healthier Guam even when it gets difficult. It will take time
to teach newcomers and young people to respect our island, our ocean, our people and our culture. Patiently reduce, reuse and recycle.
Marlin/Båttó
Offshore trolling
(Aug 4–31)
MON
6
03:06
16:07
N
6
TUE
6
04:01
16:56
N
6
WED
6
04:55
17:43
N
6
Danah C. Bonto • Dominican Catholic School • Second Place, Grades 3–5
September
September 1-29, 2016
1
R
S
11
S
R
21
S
R
THU
6
05:47
18:27
N
6
2
R
S
12
S
R
22
S
R
FRI
6
06:37
19:09
N
6
3
R
S
13
S
R
SAT
6
4
R
S
6
SUN
6
02:30
15:31
14
S
R
24
R
S
07:26
19:50
N
5
R
S
6
MON
6
03:25
16:21
15
S
R
25
R
S
08:13
20:30
N
09:00
21:09
N
6
6
R
S
16
S
R
26
R
S
TUE
6
7
R
S
6
WED
6
05:18
17:59
17
S
R
27
R
S
09:47
21:49
N
10:34
22:31
N
6
8
R
S
18
S
R
28
R
S
THU
6
11:22
23:14
N
6
9
R
S
19
S
R
29
R
S
FRI
6
12:11
23:59
N
6
10
SAT
R
6
13:00
N
6
3
2
1
0
-1
SUN
6
00:47
13:50
N
6
MON
6
01:37
14:41
N
6
TUE
6
N
6
WED
6
N
6
THU
6
04:21
17:10
N
6
FRI
6
N
6
SAT
6
06:17
18:49
N
6
SUN
6
07:16
19:38
N
6
MON
6
08:15
20:29
N
6
3
2
1
0
-1
W ED
6
10:16
22:15
N
6
THU
6
11:15
23:10
N
6
23
FRI
6
S
12:14
N
6
SAT
6
00:06
13:10
N
6
SUN
6
01:02
14:04
N
6
MON
6
01:56
14:54
N
6
TUE
6
02:50
15:40
N
3
2
1
0
-1
Responsapblidåt (Responsibility): Always be someone others can depend on to make Guam a safe, healthy and clean place to live.
You show that you are responsible when you reduce, reuse and recycle.
Marlin/Båttó
Offshore trolling
(Sept 1–29)
Rabbit fish/Mañahak
Talaya, Scoop net
(Sept 5–10)
Bigeye scad/Atulai
Net, Rod and reel casting
(Sept 11–29)
6
WED
6
03:42
16:24
N
6
THU
6
04:32
17:06
N
6
20
TUE
6
S
R
09:15
21:21
N
6
Wuju (Rachel) Cho • Tamuning Elementary School • Third Place, Grades 3–5
October
September
September 30-October 29, 2016
30
R
S
10
S
R
20
S
R
FRI
6
05:21
17:47
N
6
1
R
S
11
S
R
21
S
R
SAT
6
SUN
6
R
S
6
2
01:11
14:09
12
S
R
22
S
R
06:08
18:26
N
MON
6
R
S
6
3
02:05
14:58
13
S
R
06:55
19:07
N
07:42
19:46
N
6
4
R
S
14
S
R
24
R
S
TUE
6
WED
6
R
S
6
5
03:58
16:35
15
S
R
25
R
S
08:29
20:27
N
09:17
21:10
N
6
6
R
S
16
S
R
26
R
S
THU
6
10:05
21:54
N
6
7
R
S
17
S
R
27
R
S
FRI
6
10:53
22:40
N
6
8
R
S
18
S
R
28
R
S
SAT
6
11:42
23:28
N
6
9
SUN
R
6
12:31
N
6
3
2
1
0
-1
MON
6
00:19
13:20
N
6
TUE
6
N
6
WE D
6
N
6
THU
6
03:01
15:46
N
6
FRI
6
N
6
SAT
6
04:56
17:24
N
6
SUN
6
05:56
18:15
N
6
MON
6
06:58
19:08
N
6
TUE
6
08:00
20:03
N
6
19
S
R
29
R
S
WED
6
09:02
21:00
N
6
3
2
1
0
-1
THU
6
10:04
21:57
N
6
FRI
6
11:03
22:55
N
6
SAT
6
11:59
23:52
N
6
23
SUN
6
S
12:51
N
6
MON
6
00:46
13:39
N
6
TUE
6
01:39
14:24
N
6
WED
6
02:29
15:06
N
6
THU
3
2
1
0
-1
Minagåhet (Honesty): Be sincere, truthful, trustworthy and loyal in all that you do and say about taking care of our island.
Educate newcomers to have respect for our island and its resources and how to reduce, reuse and recycle.
Marlin/Båttó
Offshore trolling
(Sep 30–Oct 11)
Bigeye scad/Atulai
Net, Rod and reel casting
(Sept 30–Oct 29)
Goatfish/Tia‘o
Talaya, Gill net
(Oct 12–29)
Trevally/I‘e‘
Talaya, Gill net
(Oct 12–29)
6
03:18
15:47
N
6
FRI
6
04:06
16:26
N
6
SAT
6
04:52
17:05
N
6
Aaliyah Wooten • Guam High School • Third Place, Grades 9–12
30
R
S
9
S
R
19
S
R
SUN
6
05:39
17:44
N
6
November
October
October 30-November 28, 2016
31
R
S
10
S
R
20
S
R
MON
6
06:26
18:26
N
6
1
R
S
11
S
R
TUE
6
2
R
S
6
WED
6
02:39
15:10
12
S
R
22
R
S
07:13
19:07
N
08:01
19:51
N
6
3
R
S
13
S
R
23
R
S
THU
6
08:50
20:36
N
6
4
R
S
14
S
R
24
R
S
FRI
6
09:38
21:24
N
6
5
R
S
15
S
R
25
R
S
SAT
6
10:27
22:13
N
6
6
R
S
16
S
R
26
R
S
SUN
6
7
R
S
6
MON
6
07:45
19:41
17
S
R
27
R
S
11:15
23:04
N
12:03
23:56
N
6
8
TUE
R
6
12:50
N
6
3
2
1
0
-1
WED
6
00:49
13:36
N
6
THU
6
01:43
14:23
N
6
FRI
6
N
6
SAT
6
03:36
15:59
N
6
SUN
6
04:36
16:50
N
6
MON
6
05:37
17:44
N
6
TUE
6
06:41
18:41
N
6
WED
6
N
6
THU
6
08:48
20:41
N
6
18
S
R
28
R
S
FRI
6
09:48
21:40
N
6
3
2
1
0
-1
SAT
6
10:44
22:38
N
6
SUN
6
11:35
23:33
N
6
21
MON
6
S
12:22
N
6
TUE
6
00:25
13:06
N
6
WED
6
01:15
13:47
N
6
THU
6
02:03
14:26
N
6
FRI
6
02:50
15:05
N
6
3
2
1
0
-1
Måolek Kotdura (Good Judgment): Make wise choices. Use the Chamorro cultural values as a foundation for living.
Be a good role model for newcomers and younger people. Show them how to reduce, reuse and recycle.
Bigeye scad/Atulai
Net, Rod and reel casting
(Oct 30–Nov 12)
Goatfish/Tia‘o
Talaya, Gill net
(Oct 30–Nov 12)
Trevally/I‘e‘
Talaya, Gill net
(Oct 30–Nov 12)
Wahoo/Toson
Offshore trolling
(Nov 13–28)
SAT
6
03:37
15:44
N
6
SUN
6
04:23
16:24
N
6
MON
6
05:10
17:05
N
6
Alana Harris • Guam High School • Honorable Mention, Grades 9–12
29
R
S
9
S
R
19
S
R
TUE
6
05:58
17:48
N
6
December
November
November 29-December 28, 2016
30
R
S
10
S
R
20
S
R
WED
6
06:47
18:34
N
6
1
R
S
11
S
R
THU
6
07:36
19:21
N
6
2
R
S
12
S
R
22
R
S
FRI
6
08:25
20:10
N
6
3
R
S
13
S
R
23
R
S
SAT
6
4
R
S
6
SUN
6
05:22
17:19
14
S
R
24
R
S
09:13
21:00
N
5
R
S
6
MON
6
06:25
18:20
15
S
R
25
R
S
10:01
21:51
N
10:47
22:43
N
6
6
R
S
16
S
R
26
R
S
TUE
6
11:33
23:36
N
7
R
6
WED
6
08:28
20:22
17
S
R
27
R
S
12:18
N
6
8
S
R
18
S
R
28
R
S
THU
6
00:29
13:03
N
6
3
2
1
0
-1
FRI
6
01:23
13:49
N
6
SAT
6
02:19
14:37
N
6
SUN
6
03:18
15:28
N
6
MON
6
04:19
16:22
N
6
TUE
6
N
6
WED
6
N
6
THU
6
07:28
19:21
N
6
FRI
6
N
6
SAT
6
09:23
21:20
N
6
SUN
6
10:14
22:16
N
6
3
2
1
0
-1
MON
6
11:01
23:08
N
6
TUE
6
11:44
23:58
N
6
21
WED
6
S
12:25
N
6
THU
6
00:46
13:05
N
6
FRI
6
01:33
13:44
N
6
SAT
6
02:20
14:23
N
6
SUN
6
03:06
15:04
N
6
MON
6
03:54
15:46
N
3
2
1
0
-1
Hulat Maisa (Self-Control): Work hard to control your thoughts and behavior. While it is easy to just throw your trash on the ground or in the water,
show others that you have respect for our island, our ocean, our people and our culture. Make it a regular practice to reduce, reuse and recycle.
Wahoo/Toson
Offshore trolling
(Nov 29–Dec 28)
Mahimahi/Botague
Offshore trolling
(Dec 10–28)
6
TUE
6
04:42
16:30
N
6
WED
6
05:31
17:17
N
6
Zariyah Santos • Daniel L. Perez Elementary School • Third Place, Grades K–2
29
R
S
8
S
R
18
S
R
THU
6
06:21
18:06
N
6
30
R
S
9
S
R
FRI
6
07:10
18:56
N
6
January
December
December 29, 2016-January 27, 2017
31
R
S
10
S
R
20
R
S
SAT
6
07:59
19:48
N
6
1
R
S
11
S
R
21
R
S
SUN
6
2
R
S
6
MON
6
05:08
17:01
12
S
R
22
R
S
08:46
20:40
N
09:32
21:33
N
6
3
R
S
13
S
R
23
R
S
TUE
6
4
R
S
6
WED
6
07:06
19:02
14
S
R
24
R
S
10:17
22:25
N
11:02
23:18
N
6
5
THU
R
6
11:47
N
6
6
S
R
16
S
R
26
R
S
FRI
6
00:12
12:32
N
6
7
S
R
17
S
R
27
R
S
SAT
6
01:07
13:20
N
6
3
2
1
0
-1
SUN
6
02:05
14:10
N
6
M ON
6
11:01
23:26
19
03:04
15:04
N
6
TUE
6
04:06
16:01
N
6
WED
6
N
6
THU
6
06:08
18:01
N
6
FRI
6
N
6
SAT
6
08:01
20:00
N
6
15
S
R
25
R
S
SUN
6
08:51
20:55
N
6
MON
6
09:37
21:48
N
6
TUE
6
10:20
22:38
N
6
3
2
1
0
-1
WED
6
N
6
THU
6
S
11:41
N
6
FRI
6
00:14
12:20
N
6
SAT
6
01:01
13:01
N
6
SUN
6
01:48
13:42
N
6
MON
6
02:36
14:25
N
6
TUE
6
03:24
15:11
N
6
WED
6
3
2
1
0
-1
Minatatñga (Courage): Stand strong for your beliefs, and do what’s right. If someone drops or throws trash on the ground, have the courage
to pick it up in front of them and properly dispose of it to set a good example. It is courageous to reduce, reuse and recycle.
Wahoo/Toson
Offshore trolling
(Dec 29–Jan 18)
Mahimahi/Botague
Offshore trolling
(Dec 29–Jan 27)
Goatfish/Tia‘o
Talaya, Gill net
(Jan 14–27)
Trevally/I‘e‘
Talaya, Gill net
(Jan 14–27)
04:14
15:59
N
6
THU
6
05:03
16:49
N
6
FRI
6
05:52
17:40
N
6
FISHERMEN CODE OF CONDUCT
Pinetsigen Kinalamten Para Mampeskadot
1. RESPECT NATURE and your place in it.
Respeta i Lugåt yan i sagå-mu guihi.
2. SEEK ADVICE of experts with generational knowledge of
the local resources.
Fanespiha atbisu ginen i manmeyeng ni’ guaha lokkue’
tiningo’-ñiha entre hinirasiunåt put guinahan uriya.
3. SHOW REGARD to spawning seasons and juvenile fish.
Na’annok konsederasion para tiempon manmañåda’
guihan yan i mannenen guihan siha.
Western Pacific Regional
Fishery Management Council
1164 Bishop Street, Suite 1400
Honolulu, Hawaii 96813
Phone: (808) 522-8220
Fax: (808) 522-8226
info.wpcouncil@noaa.gov
www.wpcouncil.org
Guam Contacts
4. DO NOT WASTE. Take only what is needed.
Mungnga mandespetdisia. Chule’ ha’ håfa nisisidåt-mu.
Council Member Michael Duenas
Guam Fishermen’s Cooperative Association
Phone: (671) 472-6323
5. KEEP SAFE people, property and resources.
Na’såfu taotao, propri’adåt yan guinaha siha.
Council Member Matthew L.G. Sablan
Department of Agriculture
Phone: (671) 735-3962
6. OBEY fishing laws and rules.
Fanosge lai pumeska yan areklo siha.
7. USE PROPER gear and techniques.
Usa propiu na modan magågu yan giniha siha.
Council On-Site Coordinator Carl Dela Cruz
Phone: (671) 988-8256
carl.delacruz@wpcouncil.org
8. PICK UP YOUR TRASH.
Hokka todu i basulå-mu.
9. SHARE YOUR CATCH.
Famåtte nu i kinenne’-mu siha ginen i tasi.
Translated by Peter R. Onedera
Pinila’ gi Fino’ CHamoru ginen as Peter R. Ondedera
© 2016, Western Pacific Regional Fishery Management Council
ISBN 978-1-937863-89-0