The service providers and the methods used to estimate catches from these surveys have changed over time. Appendix 1 summarises the methods. In simple terms, up to and including 2001/02 the method was based on estimating catch in each two week period from telephone survey results obtained immediately thereafter for that period, and then adding for all periods over the season. Subsequently, though surveys were conducted throughout the season, the estimate of total catch was based only on a question asked in the final survey on the number of lobster caught over the whole season
Under-reporting of fishery catches can severely affect the precision of stock assessment estimates, ...
The Western Rock Lobster (WRL) (Panulirus cygnus) is the most commonly caught Rock Lobster (RL) spec...
Analyses of FIMS data are updated to include data for the 2015/16 season, which are available for th...
In 2009, Anchor (the service provider responsible for the telephone survey for 2008/09) reported tha...
The Western Rock Lobster (WRL) fishery is one of Australia’s largest single-species recreational and...
A method to separate the South Coast rock lobster annual catches by Area for the areadisaggregated a...
Rock lobsters are one of the premiere seafood products around the world. High demand has led to most...
Data from two trap-fishing experiments carried out on the east coast of South Africa targeting the P...
Rock lobsters are one of the premiere seafood products around the world. High demand has led to most...
Accurate recreational catch estimates are important in fisheries management. The mail survey is an e...
A new set of 2018 assessments for all five super-areas for the west coast rock lobster resource has ...
A new set of 2018 assessments for all five super-areas for the west coast rock lobster resource has ...
The Western Rock Lobster (WRL) (Panulirus cygnus) is one of the four Rock Lobster (RL) species found...
The telephone surveys during this period were conducted by Decision Surveys International. Note no s...
For the years between 1997 and the present, a number of different data sources exist for the Tristan...
Under-reporting of fishery catches can severely affect the precision of stock assessment estimates, ...
The Western Rock Lobster (WRL) (Panulirus cygnus) is the most commonly caught Rock Lobster (RL) spec...
Analyses of FIMS data are updated to include data for the 2015/16 season, which are available for th...
In 2009, Anchor (the service provider responsible for the telephone survey for 2008/09) reported tha...
The Western Rock Lobster (WRL) fishery is one of Australia’s largest single-species recreational and...
A method to separate the South Coast rock lobster annual catches by Area for the areadisaggregated a...
Rock lobsters are one of the premiere seafood products around the world. High demand has led to most...
Data from two trap-fishing experiments carried out on the east coast of South Africa targeting the P...
Rock lobsters are one of the premiere seafood products around the world. High demand has led to most...
Accurate recreational catch estimates are important in fisheries management. The mail survey is an e...
A new set of 2018 assessments for all five super-areas for the west coast rock lobster resource has ...
A new set of 2018 assessments for all five super-areas for the west coast rock lobster resource has ...
The Western Rock Lobster (WRL) (Panulirus cygnus) is one of the four Rock Lobster (RL) species found...
The telephone surveys during this period were conducted by Decision Surveys International. Note no s...
For the years between 1997 and the present, a number of different data sources exist for the Tristan...
Under-reporting of fishery catches can severely affect the precision of stock assessment estimates, ...
The Western Rock Lobster (WRL) (Panulirus cygnus) is the most commonly caught Rock Lobster (RL) spec...
Analyses of FIMS data are updated to include data for the 2015/16 season, which are available for th...