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FISH PRODUCTION 2011-2015 by sub-sector Source: PSA ZAMBALES FISHERIES PROFILE D E P A R T M E N T O F A G R I C U L T U R E BUREAU OF FISHERIES AND AQUATIC RESOURCES III Diosdado Macapagal Government Center, Maimpis, City of San Fernando, Pampanga (045) 455 0824 / 455 0878 [email protected] GENERAL INFORMATION INLAND RESOURCES Commercial/ Municipal Location : Western coast of Central AQUACULTURE FARM AREA Fisheries Data Luzon facing the West Freshwater Fishpond - 153.18 has. Philippine Sea Brackishwater Fishpond - 1,552.99 has. NO. OF REGISTERED FISHERFOLK Hatcheries - 12.06 has. Municipal - 19,624 Capital : Iba Seaweeds - 18.50 has. (based on FishR data Congressional District: 2 as of August 09, 2016) Land Area: 371,440 hectares MAJOR AQUACULTURE SPECIES No. of municipalities: 13 Tilapia, Milkish, Shrimp NO. OF FISHING CRAFTS Subic Municipal - 4,177 (based on on BoatR San Marcelino Castillejos NO. OF AQUAFARM OPERATORS data as of August 09, 2016) San Antonio San Narciso Commercial Fishing Vessels - 121 San Felipe Cabangan Freshwater - 1,018 (based on Joint Mobile Botolan Iba Brackish w- ater 488 Registration data) Palauig Masinloc Seaweeds - 100 Candelaria Sta. Cruz Hatcheries & Grow-out Farms MAJOR FISHING GE AR - 6 accredited P. vannamei hatcheries No. of cities: 1 Hook & line, gill net, lift net, bag net, 4 registered P. monodon hatcheries Olongapo City - danish seine, purse seine, ring net, 5 accredited P. vannamei grow-out farm - squid jigger, crab trap, spear gun, ish No. of coastal cities - 4 registered farms (polyculture of milkish & & municipalities : 12 shrimp farms) trap, crab lift net, crab pot, push net, 2 Finish hatchery multiple handline Olongapo City Subic - San Antonio San Narciso San Felipe Cabangan Botolan Iba Other Inland Resources FARMC ORGANIZED Sta. Cruz Palauig Rivers, Lakes, Dams/Reservoirs/Swips Masinloc Candelaria MFARMC - 9 BFARMC - 58 No. of barangays: 233 MARINE RESOUR CES IFARMC - 1(Subic Bay Integrated FARMC) No. of coastal barangays : 81 WEST PHILIPPINE SEA COASTLINE 110 Km MAJOR SPE CIES CAUGHT Tuna & tuna like species, scad, Fish & Fishery Product mackerel, squid, mollusk Utilization METHODS/TECHNIQUES USED Other Marine Resources Mangroves, Coral reefs, - bagoong making, smoking, drying Seagrass beds, Beach forest NO. OF PROCESSORS - 145.

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