Cable Locations
Map
of AT&T and Verizon Business Fiberoptic Cables, Operating Procedures
Agreements/Bylaws
By-laws,
Final
Agreement, and Signatories
Fishing
Community Grants
Criteria,
Grant Application, Upcoming Meeting Dates, Previous Grants
Vessel Safety
Grants
Criteria,
Grant Application, Previous Grant Recipients
News
Items of Interest to the Commercial Fishing Community
In Memory Of Dave Kubiak
Photo Pages
Harbor,
Coast Guard, Fishing Boats, Fishing Gear, Fishing Photos, and Morro Bay Harbor
Resources
Links
to Other Sites of Interest
If you have commercial
fishing related shots you'd like to share, just send them to us.
Include your permission to use the photo
on the site, along with a
little information about and who to credit for the photo, and how to contact you.
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SloFiberFish.org is the first website dedicated to the Central Coast's commercial fishing industry. Here you'll find information about upcoming meetings, cable locations and the safety program, as well as valuable links and downloadable files you can read and print.
My Father, the Fisherman
If this doesn't play for you, view the movie here.
Commercial Fishing in Morro Bay
This report is the result of a grant in 2011 from the CCJC/FLC to examine the trends and financial impacts commercial fishing has on the local economy.
The first link is a summary of recent activity . The second link is a detailed report of landing trends from 1990 through 2010.
Morro Bay 2011 Commercial Fisheries Economic Impacts
“Commercial fishing is a $4 billion industry in the U.S. and generates Hundreds of thousands of jobs and billions of dollars in spending and investment. Commercial fishermen have played an important role in the Morro Bay economy for over 100 years. Below are highlights of recent economic contributions of commercial fishing to the community of Morro Bay.” Read Full Report
Morro Bay 2011 Commercial Fisheries Economic Impact Report
“The commercial fishing industry in Morro Bay holds much more than a historical and cultural significance for the community. The commercial fishing industry is a generator of jobs and spending, as well as a provider of locally and sustainably caught seafood. From the opening of one of the earliest processing facilities (Morro Bay Fisheries) in the 1940s to generating earnings of over $9 million in 1995, the commercial fleet has landed fish at Morro Bay docks and continues to generate employment opportunities for skippers and deckhands, offloaders, mechanics, ice and fuel employees, transporters, processors, wholesalers, retailers, restaurants and other support services. The commercial fishing industry is currently providing jobs in the face of California’s 12.4% unemployment rate, the highest in decades (Bureau of Labor Statistics, News Release, February 2011). Read Full Report
Also, see Morro Bay Fishing is Back From the Depths in the San Luis Opispo Tribune
For More
Information Contact:
Christopher Kubiak, Liaison Officer, Central California Joint Cable Fisheries Liaison Committee, 525 Harbor Street, Morro Bay, CA 93442 Phone: 805 771-9638 Fax: 805 771-9637 or send Email
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