The present paper deals with the fishery of flatfishes and flatheads along the west coast of India. Among flatfishes, the malabar role Cynoglossus macrostomus contributes significantly to the catch; Psettodes erumei also forms a fishery along Maharashtra and Gujarat Coasts. Among flatheads Platycephalus macuUpinna contributes to the fishery. These two resources are mainly exploited by trawl. It is found that both the species are continuous spawners, with peak sf>awning taking place during September - November period. In both the groups the one year old fish contributes to the fishery. The major peaks of fishing are either immediately after the onset of monsoon or postmonsoon months
Fishes belonging to the families Bothidae (flounders), Cynoglossidae (tongue soles), Psettodidae (I...
Wilh the introduction of mechanized bottom trawling from the late fifties, the exploitation of demer...
The present paper reviews the studies on the exploited resources of mqjor perches from, the Indian ...
Among the food fishes which contribute to the marine fish production in India, flat fishes constitu...
Although in order to exploit these minor demersal resources there are no specialised fishing effort...
Among the marine fishery resources of India, the flat fishes occupy a place of some importance, espe...
Flatfishes of the order Hetrosomata or Pleuronectiformes, comprising of the halibuts, flounders and...
To highlight the fishery in monsoon, an attempt has been made In this paper to evaluate the impad of...
Flatfish landings increased from an estimated 58 t in 2000 to 299 t in 2002, but declined to 65 t i...
Landing of flatfishes has been on the decline especially along the southwest coast of India. The maj...
The average annual ribbonfish production of the west coast is estimated at 56,883 tonnes which forms...
The availability, abundance and yield of catfishes are very much influenced by the monsoon along the...
The lizardfish fishery of the different maritime States along the west coast during monsoon is compa...
The Prawn fishery of the west coast of India is reviewed with particular reference to monsoon season...
Marine fishery resources of the country are characterised by a variety of fishes, crustaceans and ...
Fishes belonging to the families Bothidae (flounders), Cynoglossidae (tongue soles), Psettodidae (I...
Wilh the introduction of mechanized bottom trawling from the late fifties, the exploitation of demer...
The present paper reviews the studies on the exploited resources of mqjor perches from, the Indian ...
Among the food fishes which contribute to the marine fish production in India, flat fishes constitu...
Although in order to exploit these minor demersal resources there are no specialised fishing effort...
Among the marine fishery resources of India, the flat fishes occupy a place of some importance, espe...
Flatfishes of the order Hetrosomata or Pleuronectiformes, comprising of the halibuts, flounders and...
To highlight the fishery in monsoon, an attempt has been made In this paper to evaluate the impad of...
Flatfish landings increased from an estimated 58 t in 2000 to 299 t in 2002, but declined to 65 t i...
Landing of flatfishes has been on the decline especially along the southwest coast of India. The maj...
The average annual ribbonfish production of the west coast is estimated at 56,883 tonnes which forms...
The availability, abundance and yield of catfishes are very much influenced by the monsoon along the...
The lizardfish fishery of the different maritime States along the west coast during monsoon is compa...
The Prawn fishery of the west coast of India is reviewed with particular reference to monsoon season...
Marine fishery resources of the country are characterised by a variety of fishes, crustaceans and ...
Fishes belonging to the families Bothidae (flounders), Cynoglossidae (tongue soles), Psettodidae (I...
Wilh the introduction of mechanized bottom trawling from the late fifties, the exploitation of demer...
The present paper reviews the studies on the exploited resources of mqjor perches from, the Indian ...