The carangids which constitute a major fishery at Thiruvananthapuram coast is represented by a variety of species. The scad (genus Decapterus) is the most abundant group of carangids in the area and is constituted chiefly by two species viz. Decapterus russelli and D.macrosoma. The emerging fishery of D. macarellus in recent years due to the exploitation of deeper fishing grounds by the motorised carfts is an indication of the availability of this species in the non-traditional fishing grounds
The estimated landings of carangids in India during 198 1-88 ranged between 37 345 tonnes and 135 52...
On 24. 2. 1999 a fish specimen closely resembling mackerel was observed along with the landings of...
The occurrence of six species of fishes of the family Carangidae, namely, Decapterus macarellus (Cu...
The decapterids, popularly known as ' Mackerel scads,' appear sporadically in large numbers along th...
Not AvailableThe carangids which constitute a major fishery at Thiruvananthapuram coast is represent...
Among the carangid fishes, the Indian scad, Decapterus russelli is an important pelagic fish and a...
Caputre of fish Juveniles in trawl nets is a common and regular phenomenon ever since the cod end me...
Detailed data collected on the fishery of Indian scad from Vellayil (Calicut) from 23rd August to 10...
It is well known that line fishing is very important in the fisheries of many scombroids like tuna, ...
The length-weight relationship proved no significant difference between sexes, and the relationship...
Occurrence of the Indian Mackerel Rastrelliger kanagurta in distant waters off Bombay is reported
A consistent increase was observed in carangid production with minor fluctuations from a nominal 24...
Central Marine Fisheries Research Institute (CMFRI) has identified a new species of mackerel in Kera...
Swarms of Acetes are known to occur in the inshore waters and ascend up the estuaries in this regi...
Derapterus spp. popularly known as scads form an important component of the pelagic fishery resource...
The estimated landings of carangids in India during 198 1-88 ranged between 37 345 tonnes and 135 52...
On 24. 2. 1999 a fish specimen closely resembling mackerel was observed along with the landings of...
The occurrence of six species of fishes of the family Carangidae, namely, Decapterus macarellus (Cu...
The decapterids, popularly known as ' Mackerel scads,' appear sporadically in large numbers along th...
Not AvailableThe carangids which constitute a major fishery at Thiruvananthapuram coast is represent...
Among the carangid fishes, the Indian scad, Decapterus russelli is an important pelagic fish and a...
Caputre of fish Juveniles in trawl nets is a common and regular phenomenon ever since the cod end me...
Detailed data collected on the fishery of Indian scad from Vellayil (Calicut) from 23rd August to 10...
It is well known that line fishing is very important in the fisheries of many scombroids like tuna, ...
The length-weight relationship proved no significant difference between sexes, and the relationship...
Occurrence of the Indian Mackerel Rastrelliger kanagurta in distant waters off Bombay is reported
A consistent increase was observed in carangid production with minor fluctuations from a nominal 24...
Central Marine Fisheries Research Institute (CMFRI) has identified a new species of mackerel in Kera...
Swarms of Acetes are known to occur in the inshore waters and ascend up the estuaries in this regi...
Derapterus spp. popularly known as scads form an important component of the pelagic fishery resource...
The estimated landings of carangids in India during 198 1-88 ranged between 37 345 tonnes and 135 52...
On 24. 2. 1999 a fish specimen closely resembling mackerel was observed along with the landings of...
The occurrence of six species of fishes of the family Carangidae, namely, Decapterus macarellus (Cu...