We would like to update text and add new data on barred sand bass to an existing DFG web page. We also request adding 5 new links to publications and presentations on the same page. Files containing the updated text and links are provided for the web page updates.

1. Web Update Form - EDIT AN EXISTING PAGE
Please e-mail the completed form to Aaron Del Monte at adelmonte@dfg.ca.gov
and Mary Patyten at mpatyten@dfg.ca.gov
Name of Sender____Kerri Loke______________
Phone Number _____562-342-7177____________
Email Address ____kloke@dfg.ca.gov________
Is there a specific date at which this task needs to be completed?
_____YES __X__ NO If yes, please indicate the date: ______________
(NOTE: Please allow a minimum of one week)
Please indicate the address of the existing web page.
http://www.dfg.ca.gov/marine/scuba/index.asp#
Please give a detailed description of how you would like this page changed. (What would you
like added, deleted, or edited? Where do you want items placed? Would you like the page to
include new hyperlinks to other pages? What would you like any new titles or subtitles to say?)
Please be as specific as possible:
We would like to update the text of the opening pages of the Fisheries
Independent/SCUBA Assessment Project. Text from those two pages was cut and pasted
into a word document and changes are in track changes.
We would also like to update the barred sand bass page. Here, we are adding a lot of new
data and text. Changes are not in track changes because most of the page is new.
In addition, we would like to have a link to an oral publication (titled “Fishery analysis on
the Basses in southern California”) on the barred sand bass page in two places (noted in
comments on the document).
We would also like to make several changes to the Publication and Presentations part of
the web page. We would like to keep the three existing links and comments are included
where additional links are needed. The changes are not in track changes because
changes were significant.
(1) A link to an oral presentation titled “Fishery analysis on the Basses in southern
California” to the pdf titled “MRC_Basses_18JAN2012_ForWeb.pdf“.
(2) A link for the journal article titled “Spawning-related movements of barred sand
bass, Paralabrax nebulifer, in southern California: interpretations from two
decades of historical tag and recapture data” to the pdf titled
“Jarvisetal_BSBMovements_01MAR10.pdf”.
(3) A link for a poster titled “Spawning-related movements of barred sand bass,
Paralabrax nebulifer, in southern California: interpretations from two decades of
historical tag and recapture data” to the GIF file titled
Jarvis_etal_Poster_AIFRB_2010_29SEP2010.
(4) A link to the poster titled “Temporal trends in southern California surf fish
populations” to the GIF file titled Copy of TEMPORAL TRENDS IN SOUTHERN
CALIFORNIA SURF FISH POPULATIONS_AIFRB.
(5) A link for the journal article titled “Occurrence of juvenile Mexican lookdown,
Selene bevoortii, in Seal Beach, California” to the pdf titled
Jarvisetal_2009_SBrevoortii

2. Please write a list of the names of any attached files that you are sending with a short
description of each item:
Name Description
1. MRC_Basses_18JAN2012_ForWeb.pdf A pdf of a powerpoint presentation titled
“Fishery analysis on the Basses in southern
California”
2. Jarvisetal_BSBMovements_01MAR10.pdf A pdf of the journal article titled
“Spawning-related movements of barred
sand bass, Paralabrax nebulifer, in southern
California: interpretations from two decades
of historical tag and recapture data”.
3. Jarvis_etal_Poster_AIFRB_2010_29SEP2010.gif A GIF file of a scientific poster
titled “Spawning-related movements of
barred sand bass, Paralabrax nebulifer, in
southern California: interpretations from two
decades of historical tag and recapture
data”.
4. Copy of TEMPORAL TRENDS IN SOUTHERN CALIFORNIA SURF FISH
POPULATIONS_AIFRB.gif
A GIF file of a scientific poster titled
“Temporal trends in southern California surf
fish populations”.
5. Jarvisetal_2009_SBrevoortii.pdf A pdf of the journal article titled “Occurrence
of juvenile Mexican lookdown, Selene
bevoortii, in Seal Beach, California.
Do you expect that many people will want to print this web page, when completed:
_____YES __X__NO
If yes, is it important that the printed page look exactly the same for every person that prints it?
(Example: a form, map, or official document): _____YES _____NO
Please add any additional directions: