An independent tuna port sampling was carried out in Papua New Guinea in 2008 to monitor the type and amount of fish caught by purse seiners within PNG waters. The sampling was also used to assess whether there are changes in the sizes of the fish caught. A total of 376, 358 tuna and non-tuna species were sampled. Species composition showed 70 % skipjack, 26 % yellowfin, 2 % bigeye and 2 % bycatch. Length frequency comparisons of 2008 results with previous studies showed that there is no difference in the mean length of skipjack and yellowfin tuna but there is a significant difference in the mean length of bigeye tuna
Tuna fisheries catch over three million tonnes of skipjack tuna (Katsuwonus pelamis) each year, the ...
In 2018, a total of 14 French vessels operated in the eastern Indian Ocean including 12 purse seiner...
Recent changes in the fishing pattern for tunas in Ghana, has led to a more intense sampling scheme ...
Catches from Associated sets in the Papua New Guinea (PNG) Fad-based purse-seine fishery, shows that...
A series of purse seine survey fishing was conducted in the Eastern Indian Ocean from 1995 to 2003 b...
A histogram of frequencies of length often shows distinct modes that hypothetically represent distin...
Ghanaian industrial tuna fisheries data covering the period 2006-2013 were analyzed following guidel...
Morphometric data for tropical tunas caught with purse seine have been collected in the Indian Ocean...
The main target species of Japanese purse seine operated in the tropical waters of the Pacific Ocean...
Yellowfin tuna in the western Pacific are harvested as juveniles by purse seiners and as adults by l...
This paper describes recent trends in the Japanese tuna and billfish fisheries, e.g., longline, pole...
Tagging of tropical tunas has a long history in Indonesian waters. Since 1987 tuna tagging has been ...
The document describes the fishing activities of the French purse seiners targeting tropical tunas, ...
This study provides a historical overview of the use of drifting fish aggregating devices (DFADs) in...
The tuna fishery along northwestern Luzon was studied from March 1994 to April 1995. About 120 units...
Tuna fisheries catch over three million tonnes of skipjack tuna (Katsuwonus pelamis) each year, the ...
In 2018, a total of 14 French vessels operated in the eastern Indian Ocean including 12 purse seiner...
Recent changes in the fishing pattern for tunas in Ghana, has led to a more intense sampling scheme ...
Catches from Associated sets in the Papua New Guinea (PNG) Fad-based purse-seine fishery, shows that...
A series of purse seine survey fishing was conducted in the Eastern Indian Ocean from 1995 to 2003 b...
A histogram of frequencies of length often shows distinct modes that hypothetically represent distin...
Ghanaian industrial tuna fisheries data covering the period 2006-2013 were analyzed following guidel...
Morphometric data for tropical tunas caught with purse seine have been collected in the Indian Ocean...
The main target species of Japanese purse seine operated in the tropical waters of the Pacific Ocean...
Yellowfin tuna in the western Pacific are harvested as juveniles by purse seiners and as adults by l...
This paper describes recent trends in the Japanese tuna and billfish fisheries, e.g., longline, pole...
Tagging of tropical tunas has a long history in Indonesian waters. Since 1987 tuna tagging has been ...
The document describes the fishing activities of the French purse seiners targeting tropical tunas, ...
This study provides a historical overview of the use of drifting fish aggregating devices (DFADs) in...
The tuna fishery along northwestern Luzon was studied from March 1994 to April 1995. About 120 units...
Tuna fisheries catch over three million tonnes of skipjack tuna (Katsuwonus pelamis) each year, the ...
In 2018, a total of 14 French vessels operated in the eastern Indian Ocean including 12 purse seiner...
Recent changes in the fishing pattern for tunas in Ghana, has led to a more intense sampling scheme ...