Name: Ray Webster: if we're off by 100%, it's not a huge bias, coastal trend, but in terms of making management decisions about what's going on in 4B, it's very—.
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Description: if we're off by 100%, it's not a huge bias, coastal trend, but in terms of making management decisions about what's going on in 4B, it's very—.

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Ray Webster

139:32 - 139:45

"if we're off by 100%, it's not a huge bias, coastal trend, but in terms of making management decisions about what's going on in 4B, it's very—."

“if we're off by 100%, it's not a huge bias, coastal trend, but in terms of making management decisions about what's going on in 4B, it's very—.”

Speaker: Ray Webster
Timestamp: 139:32 – 139:45
Transcript: 29th Session of the IPHC Scientific Review Board SRB029, Day 2 Part 1
Community: Alaska News
Location: Alaska
Captured at: September 23, 2026

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So, and that's half the Charter Region. We did sample for B Summer last year and it at least revised things a little bit. Yeah, maybe to put that in perspective for the Coastwide stock, we've had 5 to 7% of the of biomass in 4B. Right. So, if we're off by 100%, it's not a huge bias, coastal trend, but in terms of making management decisions about what's going on in 4B, it's very—.

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