A preliminary study on fishery of tuna purse seine in China
Shao Qing
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Shao Qing
Abstract
Based on the investigation from June,2002 to May,2003 in the Central-Western Pacific,the catch operations by A and B tuna purse seine vessels are reported.The results indicated that 70% of sets was free-swimming school sets,and the rate of empty net was 52.5%;30% of sets was floating-object sets,and the rate of empty net was 9.5%;Katsuwonus pelamis was 90% and Thunnas albacares 10% in catch weight,dominant body lengths were 40~60 cm and 100~150 cm respectively.Fishing areas were mostly lying between 5oN~5oS,150oE~ 178oE.The rate of empty net fluctuated between 9%~64% per month,and the catch varied from 185t to 940t one month per vessel.Mean catch per set was more than 20t and the max catch per set was 260 t.
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Based on the investigation from June,2002 to May,2003 in the Central-Western Pacific,the catch operations by A and B tuna purse seine vessels are reported.The results indicated that 70% of sets was free-swimming school sets,and the rate of empty net was 52.5%;30% of sets was floating-object sets,and the rate of empty net was 9.5%;Katsuwonus pelamis was 90% and Thunnas albacares 10% in catch weight,dominant body lengths were 40~60 cm and 100~150 cm respectively.Fishing areas were mostly lying between 5oN~5oS,150oE~ 178oE.The rate of empty net fluctuated between 9%~64% per month,and the catch varied from 185t to 940t one month per vessel.Mean catch per set was more than 20t and the max catch per set was 260 t.
Key concepts: Tuna, Fishery, Skipjack tuna, Fishing, Mathematics, Animal science, Geography, Biology