Based on the exploratory trawling surveys for a 10-year period from 1961 to 1970 by the Government of India trawler, M. T. Ashok, in the northwestern regions of the Bay of Bengal between the latitude zones 16°40' and 21°10', the magtutude of the demersal resources has been estimated by the 'swept area' method. For an arefi of 41,478 sq. km. a fishery resource of 4,18,682.45 tonnes with 2,51,209.45 toijnes as the estimated potentially sustainable yield at the 60% level, is estimated. The present estimates have been compared with those reported for Goa to demonstrate the richness of the continental shelf along the Andhra- Orissa coast for ground-fish fisheries
The results of exploratory trawl'ng undertaken from 1961 to 1965 on the continental shelf along the ...
The continental shelf of Indian EEZ extending upto 200 m depth is a rich abode of a variety of deme...
The marine fishing industry of India, though capable of becoming an important sector in the nationa...
The results of analyses of exploratory trawling survey data for areas north of latitude zone 1O' 4O'...
For well over two decades now, trawling operations, both exploratory and commercial, have been g...
An overview of the bottom trawl fishery resources of the continental shelf of the northeast coast (...
Relatively little is known of the offshore fisheries potential of the Bay of Bengal. Previous record...
In spite of added inputs, the increase in marina fish production in India hat been only marginal du...
Consequent upon the decommissioning of motor trawlers M.T. Ashok and M. V. Champa during the years 1...
Located along the east coast of India, between 17 deg 15' N and 17 deg 55' N Latitudes (Fig. 1), th...
Analyiis of exploratory tiawl lurvey data for the areas between latitudes 20°N (off Veraval) and 23...
The fish catch data of the Government of India vessels M. T. Kalyani IV and M. T. Kalyani V trawlin...
Sea fishing in India has been restricted to the coastal pelagic fisheries for long, the rich demersa...
An attempt is made to assess the available resources of demersal fishes for bottom trawling off Kaki...
The total biomass of the demersal stocks in the depth range of 30-200m between 12°401 and 15°N latit...
The results of exploratory trawl'ng undertaken from 1961 to 1965 on the continental shelf along the ...
The continental shelf of Indian EEZ extending upto 200 m depth is a rich abode of a variety of deme...
The marine fishing industry of India, though capable of becoming an important sector in the nationa...
The results of analyses of exploratory trawling survey data for areas north of latitude zone 1O' 4O'...
For well over two decades now, trawling operations, both exploratory and commercial, have been g...
An overview of the bottom trawl fishery resources of the continental shelf of the northeast coast (...
Relatively little is known of the offshore fisheries potential of the Bay of Bengal. Previous record...
In spite of added inputs, the increase in marina fish production in India hat been only marginal du...
Consequent upon the decommissioning of motor trawlers M.T. Ashok and M. V. Champa during the years 1...
Located along the east coast of India, between 17 deg 15' N and 17 deg 55' N Latitudes (Fig. 1), th...
Analyiis of exploratory tiawl lurvey data for the areas between latitudes 20°N (off Veraval) and 23...
The fish catch data of the Government of India vessels M. T. Kalyani IV and M. T. Kalyani V trawlin...
Sea fishing in India has been restricted to the coastal pelagic fisheries for long, the rich demersa...
An attempt is made to assess the available resources of demersal fishes for bottom trawling off Kaki...
The total biomass of the demersal stocks in the depth range of 30-200m between 12°401 and 15°N latit...
The results of exploratory trawl'ng undertaken from 1961 to 1965 on the continental shelf along the ...
The continental shelf of Indian EEZ extending upto 200 m depth is a rich abode of a variety of deme...
The marine fishing industry of India, though capable of becoming an important sector in the nationa...