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NAICS Canada 114113—Salt water fishing

Canadian Industry · North American Industry Classification System (Canada) (2022 v1.0)

Where 114113 sits

  1. 11 Agriculture, forestry, fishing and hunting
  2. 114 Fishing, hunting and trapping
  3. 1141 Fishing
  4. 11411 Fishing
  5. 114113 Salt water fishing

Description

This Canadian industry comprises establishments primarily engaged in catching all types of finfish, shellfish and other marine animals, and harvesting other sea products.

What 114113 includes

  • Salt water fishing (i.e., gill netting, jigging, danish or purse seining, pound netting or weir fishing)

Example activities

  • crab, crayfish and lobster, catching of
  • dulse, irish moss and laver gathering
  • lobster pound operation
  • marine finfish fishing (e.g., flounder, salmon, trout)
  • marine shellfish fishing (e.g., clam, crab, oyster, shrimp)
  • offshore or deep sea finfish fishing
  • sea worm gathering
  • shellfish, fishing, salt water
  • bait catching, salt water
  • clam, mussel and oyster fishing or digging
  • eel catching, salt water
  • finfish, salt water, fishing
  • flatfish and salmon fishing
  • groundfish, fishing
  • hand lining and long lining fishing, salt water
  • inshore or coastal finfish fishing, salt water
  • otter trawling
  • pelagic fish, fishing
  • salt water fishing
  • salt water fishing (e.g., bluefish, cod, haddock, herring, mackerel, menhaden, pilchard)
  • salt water fishing (e.g., pollack, shark, squid, tuna)
  • salt water, seaweed or sponge gathering or catching turtles and frogs in the wild
  • sea urchin and shrimp fishing
  • seal hunting (sealing)

114113 in other systems

ANZSICAustralia · New Zealand
ATECOItaly
CNAESpain
HSICHong Kong
ICNEAChina
ISICUnited Nations (global)
JSICJapan
KSICSouth Korea
NACEEuropean Union
NAFFrance
NAICSUnited States
NOGASwitzerland
PKDPoland
SICUnited States (legacy)
SNISweden
SSICSingapore
UK SICUnited Kingdom
WZGermany

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