The mainstay of the tuna fishery of the Lakshadweep Islands is the small - scale pole and line fishery. Scientific estimates of potential resources of tunas in the Lakshadweep Sea, based mainly on the primary production and catch statistics indicate that they vary between 50,000 tonnes and 1,00,000 tonnes, and resource availability is not a constraint in the development of tuna fishery in this area. Present trends show that the pole and line fishery is concentrated mainly at Agatti, Bangaram, Perumal Par Reef, Minicoy, Suheli Par and Bitra islands of Lakshadweep. Some of the main constraints and strategies for further management and development are also discussed
The total annual catch of baitfishes form pole and line fishing areas of Lakshadweep is estimated t...
i'ole and line fishing for tunas is a vital component of the fishery of Lakshadweep 'orming about 8...
As a part of the national policy for the judicious exploitation of the living resources of the Exclu...
Oceanic species of tunas such as skipjack (Katsuwonus pelamis) and yellowfin tuna (Thunnus albacares...
The tuna catch of the mainland coast of India is chiefly contributed by incidental catches where as...
The tuna resources presently exploited in India essentially comprise the small tunas such as Euthyn...
The tuna resources landed by the small scale fishery sector in the neritic zone of the Indian EEZ e...
Investigations conducted by the Central Marine Fisheries Research Institute have indicated the pos...
The scenario of tuna fishery in the Indian EEZ in recent years show that it is still limited to the...
In recent years attention has been focused towards the development of Fisheries in the Lakshadweep...
Tuna is one of the least exploited resources of the Indian seas accounting for 0.98 % of the total m...
The Lakshadweep sea is estimated to have an annual fishery potential of about 90,000 tonnes while th...
The tuna fishery of the Lakshadweep in the southeastern Arabian Sea is often overemphasized to the e...
Lakshadweep is a group of scattered islands in the Arabian Sea lying in between 8° and 12°30' N and...
^ s a part of the National policy for the judicious exploitation of the living resources of the Exc...
The total annual catch of baitfishes form pole and line fishing areas of Lakshadweep is estimated t...
i'ole and line fishing for tunas is a vital component of the fishery of Lakshadweep 'orming about 8...
As a part of the national policy for the judicious exploitation of the living resources of the Exclu...
Oceanic species of tunas such as skipjack (Katsuwonus pelamis) and yellowfin tuna (Thunnus albacares...
The tuna catch of the mainland coast of India is chiefly contributed by incidental catches where as...
The tuna resources presently exploited in India essentially comprise the small tunas such as Euthyn...
The tuna resources landed by the small scale fishery sector in the neritic zone of the Indian EEZ e...
Investigations conducted by the Central Marine Fisheries Research Institute have indicated the pos...
The scenario of tuna fishery in the Indian EEZ in recent years show that it is still limited to the...
In recent years attention has been focused towards the development of Fisheries in the Lakshadweep...
Tuna is one of the least exploited resources of the Indian seas accounting for 0.98 % of the total m...
The Lakshadweep sea is estimated to have an annual fishery potential of about 90,000 tonnes while th...
The tuna fishery of the Lakshadweep in the southeastern Arabian Sea is often overemphasized to the e...
Lakshadweep is a group of scattered islands in the Arabian Sea lying in between 8° and 12°30' N and...
^ s a part of the National policy for the judicious exploitation of the living resources of the Exc...
The total annual catch of baitfishes form pole and line fishing areas of Lakshadweep is estimated t...
i'ole and line fishing for tunas is a vital component of the fishery of Lakshadweep 'orming about 8...
As a part of the national policy for the judicious exploitation of the living resources of the Exclu...