Summary The Council’s Coastal Pelagic Species Management Team (CPSMT) submits this addendum to

clarify two issues concerning 2011 management measures for monitored CPS stocks. The first pertains to the acceptable biological catch (ABC) for market squid. Table 1 of Agenda Item I.2.c (CPSMT Report 1) erroneously includes a market squid ABC of 245,348 mt. This value should be replaced with “FMSY proxy resulting in Egg Escapement ≥ 30%, ” which was set in Amendment 10 to the CPS Fishery Management Plan (FMP). The second issue pertains to the overfishing Limit (OFL)/maximum sustainable yield (MSY) proxy and ABC management benchmarks for the northern subpopulation of northern anchovy (NSNA). The CPSMT Report 1 contains background information on both species, with additional information (including suggested OFL/MSY proxy and ABCs) provided below. Market Squid Market squid have a less than one year life cycle, and have not been determined to be currently subject to overfishing. Therefore, market squid are exempt from annual catch limits (ACL) under National Standard 1 (NS1) guidelines. Amendment 10 to the CPS FMP established a minimum 30 percent egg escapement threshold as an FMSY proxy, which is the ABC control rule. Results from egg escapement research provided general conclusions regarding this species