The results of an exploratory survey for the assessment of prawn resources conducted along the south-west coast of India for a short period in 1967 are presented. The trend in total catch as well as prawn catch showed a decrease from the beginning to the end of the survey. During the survey, besides two trawl nets, a small try-net was aslo used for testing the grounds. A non-parametric test was applied to the catches by the two types of nets, the trawl net and the try-net, and it was found that the catch efficiency of the nets was the same. The possibility of using such a try-net for exploratory surveys and also for testing the grounds during commercial trawling is discussed
An appraisal of the prawn fishery by indigenous gears in the monsoon season during 1979-'85 along th...
The relative abundance in the regional, seasonal and depthwise distributions of prawns between latit...
Maharashtra is the leading prawn producing state in India, accounting for 75 % of the uon-penaeid an...
Not AvailableThe results of an exploratory survey for the assessment of prawn resources conducted a...
The paper provides some background information about the developments in the prawn fishing technique...
The number of big trawlers operating along the northeast coast increased from 55 in 1983-84 to 76 i...
In the last two decades, the operations of large, medium and small trawlers of the Central and ...
The scope for increased exploitation of the prawn resources is envisaged in the recent exploratory f...
The number of big trawlers operating along the northeast coast increased from 55 in 1983-84 to 76 in...
A preliminary appraisal of the relation between fishing effort and catch of prawns in the Kerala wa...
The introduction of mechanized trawling operations, Maharashtra, with a coast line of 720 km, occupi...
Of the three main methods of capturing fish, namely luring, attacking and snaring, the last mentione...
Before 1950 the prawn fishery was exploited only within a narrow coastal strip of 5-20 m depth b...
The commencement of the 1983-'84 fishing season witnessed bumper catches of prawns (Metapenaeus dob...
The present analysis of the four year data (1983-'84 to 1986-'87) shows that the number of vessels i...
An appraisal of the prawn fishery by indigenous gears in the monsoon season during 1979-'85 along th...
The relative abundance in the regional, seasonal and depthwise distributions of prawns between latit...
Maharashtra is the leading prawn producing state in India, accounting for 75 % of the uon-penaeid an...
Not AvailableThe results of an exploratory survey for the assessment of prawn resources conducted a...
The paper provides some background information about the developments in the prawn fishing technique...
The number of big trawlers operating along the northeast coast increased from 55 in 1983-84 to 76 i...
In the last two decades, the operations of large, medium and small trawlers of the Central and ...
The scope for increased exploitation of the prawn resources is envisaged in the recent exploratory f...
The number of big trawlers operating along the northeast coast increased from 55 in 1983-84 to 76 in...
A preliminary appraisal of the relation between fishing effort and catch of prawns in the Kerala wa...
The introduction of mechanized trawling operations, Maharashtra, with a coast line of 720 km, occupi...
Of the three main methods of capturing fish, namely luring, attacking and snaring, the last mentione...
Before 1950 the prawn fishery was exploited only within a narrow coastal strip of 5-20 m depth b...
The commencement of the 1983-'84 fishing season witnessed bumper catches of prawns (Metapenaeus dob...
The present analysis of the four year data (1983-'84 to 1986-'87) shows that the number of vessels i...
An appraisal of the prawn fishery by indigenous gears in the monsoon season during 1979-'85 along th...
The relative abundance in the regional, seasonal and depthwise distributions of prawns between latit...
Maharashtra is the leading prawn producing state in India, accounting for 75 % of the uon-penaeid an...