The 1965 Salt-water Angling Survey

The 1965 Salt-water Angling Survey
Author: David G. Deuel
Publisher:
Total Pages: 60
Release: 1968
Genre: Saltwater fishing
ISBN:

In 1960, when the Bureau of Sport Fisheries and Wildlife intiated a program of research on migratory marine game fishes, there were no statistics on salt-water fish catches for the Nation as a whole. Without a good measure of resource use it was difficult to pinpoint problem areas and to plan a sound program of research for marine fishes.

The World Atlas of Saltwater Fishing

The World Atlas of Saltwater Fishing
Author: Ken Schultz
Publisher: Hamlyn
Total Pages: 208
Release: 2000-09-01
Genre: Sports & Recreation
ISBN: 9781585741922

Shultz offers a color tour of the premier saltwater fishing locations around the world, including the Americas, Australia, New Zealand, Africa, and Europe. Focusing on the major fish attractions at each location, the atlas describes game fish trends, fishing techniques, preferred seasonal fishing times, and more. Color photos and diagrams.

Gulf of Maine-Georges Bank Ichthyoplankton Collected on ICNAF Larval Herring Surveys September 1971-February 1975

Gulf of Maine-Georges Bank Ichthyoplankton Collected on ICNAF Larval Herring Surveys September 1971-February 1975
Author: John B. Colton (Jr.)
Publisher:
Total Pages: 592
Release: 1977
Genre: Atlantic herring
ISBN:

The families, genera, and species of all larval fishes are tabulated and the abundance, length frequencies, and distribution of 12 species and 2 families are summarized utilizing data collected on 8 ichthyoplankton surveys of the Gulf of Maine-Georges Bank area. The segregation of coastal and oceanic species north and south of the coastal/slope water boundary during December is evidence in a comparison of the distribution of upper 100-m integrated temperature and Atlantic herring. Myctophidae, and Paralepididae larvae. All larval barracudinas and laternfishes occurred in areas where the integrated temperature was above 11° and 13°C, respectively. Ninety-one percent of positive larval herring tows were in areas where the integrated temperature was below 13°C.