Trends in Landings by Trawls of Five Designs off Veraval Coast
P. Pravin, M.P. Remesan, R.S. Manoharadoss
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P. Pravin, M.P. Remesan, R.S. Manoharadoss
Abstract
Variations in the composition of fish landed by demersal trawls of five different designs during the period of 1988-1993 off Veraval coast are reported in this paper. The average catch/h was 48.53 kg for the entire period. The catch rate was maximum (58.46 kg/h) during 1988-89 and it declined to 28.73 kg/h in the year 1992-93. The catch was dominated by ribbon fish (17%), cephalopods (8.7%) and sciaenids (12.9%) during the period. There was no significant difference in the catch rate of individual species in depth ranges of 20-30 and 31-40 m.
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Variations in the composition of fish landed by demersal trawls of five different designs during the period of 1988-1993 off Veraval coast are reported in this paper. The average catch/h was 48.53 kg for the entire period. The catch rate was maximum (58.46 kg/h) during 1988-89 and it declined to 28.73 kg/h in the year 1992-93. The catch was dominated by ribbon fish (17%), cephalopods (8.7%) and sciaenids (12.9%) during the period. There was no significant difference in the catch rate of individual species in depth ranges of 20-30 and 31-40 m.
Key concepts: Fishery, Demersal zone, Fish <Actinopterygii>, Demersal fish, Significant difference, Environmental science, Biology, Oceanography