Testing for Harmful Effects of Clam and Scallop Harvesting Techniques in the North Carolina Bay Scallop Fishery
Yu-Mong Hsiao, J. E. Easley, Thomas Johnson
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Yu-Mong Hsiao, J. E. Easley, Thomas Johnson
Abstract
An open-access fishery model incorporating negative effects from harvesting techniques was developed to derive a bionomic equilibrium harvest rate. The model was applied to the bay scallop fishery in North Carolina. The results suggested that clam kicking and clam raking have had significant negative effects on the bay scallop recruitment process.
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An open-access fishery model incorporating negative effects from harvesting techniques was developed to derive a bionomic equilibrium harvest rate. The model was applied to the bay scallop fishery in North Carolina. The results suggested that clam kicking and clam raking have had significant negative effects on the bay scallop recruitment process.
Key concepts: Scallop, Bay, Fishery, Environmental science, Oceanography, Biology, Geology