Recent GMT reports
- Agenda Item H.10.a, Supplemental GMT Report 1
- Agenda Item I.5.a, Supplemental GMT Report 1
- Agenda Item H.9.a, Supplemental GMT Report 1
- Agenda Item H.8.a, Supplemental GMT Report 3: Management Measure Items 11 through 21 from the Action Item Checklist
- Agenda Item H.8.a, Supplemental GMT Report 2: Management Measures 1, 2, and 4 through 10 from the Action Item Checklist
- Agenda Item H.8.a, Supplemental GMT Report 1: Action Item # 3: Off-the-top Deductions
- Agenda Item H.8.a, Supplemental GMT Presentation 2: RCAs, Allocations, and Harvest Guidelines (Mirick)
- Agenda Item H.8.a, Supplemental GMT Presentation 1: Action Item #3 Off-the-Top Deductions (Mattes)
- Agenda Item H.6.a, Supplemental GMT Report 3: Adoption of a Method to Apportion the Coastwide Sablefish ABC to ACLs for North and South of 36° N. LAT.
- Agenda Item H.5.a, Supplemental GMT Report 1
- Agenda Item H.6.a, Supplemental GMT Presentation 1: GMT recommendations for 2021-22 harvest specifications
- Agenda Item H.4.a, Supplemental GMT Report 1
- Agenda Item H.3.a, Supplemental GMT Report 1
- Agenda Item F.3.a, Supplemental GMT Report 1
- Agenda Item H.6.a, GMT Report 2: Groundfish Management Team Report on Biennial Harvest Specifications for 2021-2022 Including Final Overfishing Limits and Acceptable Biological Catches
Abigail Harley is the Chair of the Groundfish Management Team (GMT) and Melissa Mandrup is the Vice-Chair. The staff officer of the GMT is Todd Phillips.
Management teams are working groups of state, Federal, tribal, and nongovernmental biologists and economists. Members serve indefinite terms and are selected by a vote of the Council. They monitor fisheries and prepare stock assessments and fishery impact analyses. They may also monitor catch rates and management impacts, analyze or recommend harvest limits, develop rebuilding plans, or conduct other tasks assigned by the Council.