At attempt is made to analyse the bottom trawl fishing data collected by 91 cmises of FORV Sagar Sampada (1985 - '91). The vessel trawled in 544 stations spread over both the coasts up to a depth of 100 m and catfishes appeared in 54 stations with catch 3 -2401 kg/hr. The dominant species occurred beyond 50 m depth belt was invariably Tachysurus thalassinus whereas shoaling species like T. tenuispinis and T.dussumieri are reported from grounds less than 50 m. The resource has better abundance in 51 -100 m depth belt along northwest and northeast region
Not AvailableThe fish catch data of the Government of India vessels M. T. Kalyani IV and M. T. Kaly...
The catch statistics, species composition and seasonal abundance of catfish fishery are dealt with...
Among a wide variety of coastal demersal fish species, the marine catfishes assume prime domina...
Bottom trawling conducted in 53 stations lat. 16°00'N -20°30'N; long. 81°30'E - 87°15'E revealed a ...
A comprehensive knowledge of the fishery, biology and resource potential of marine catfishes of th...
The marine catfish fishery of India during 1979-88 laid special emphasis on the stock and exfdoitati...
Many fisheries research and development projects include the evaluation of size and potential yiel...
The availability, abundance and yield of catfishes are very much influenced by the monsoon along the...
The marine catfish production showed a continuously declining trend all along the Indian Coast, fro...
During the period April 1972 to March 1974 catfishes formed 38.85% of the total quantity of fishes ...
Catfishes had formed significant seasonal fisheries along the west and east coasts of the country ...
The paper deals with the hooks and line fishery along North Kerala during 1979-1985. Marine cat-fis...
The marine catfishes of the genus Tachysurus form an important resource along Kerala-Karnataka coas...
Consequent upon the recent introduction of mechanised fishing on a large scale with trawls as the ...
The present paper deals with the distribution and abundance of perch resources in the Indian EEZ, b...
Not AvailableThe fish catch data of the Government of India vessels M. T. Kalyani IV and M. T. Kaly...
The catch statistics, species composition and seasonal abundance of catfish fishery are dealt with...
Among a wide variety of coastal demersal fish species, the marine catfishes assume prime domina...
Bottom trawling conducted in 53 stations lat. 16°00'N -20°30'N; long. 81°30'E - 87°15'E revealed a ...
A comprehensive knowledge of the fishery, biology and resource potential of marine catfishes of th...
The marine catfish fishery of India during 1979-88 laid special emphasis on the stock and exfdoitati...
Many fisheries research and development projects include the evaluation of size and potential yiel...
The availability, abundance and yield of catfishes are very much influenced by the monsoon along the...
The marine catfish production showed a continuously declining trend all along the Indian Coast, fro...
During the period April 1972 to March 1974 catfishes formed 38.85% of the total quantity of fishes ...
Catfishes had formed significant seasonal fisheries along the west and east coasts of the country ...
The paper deals with the hooks and line fishery along North Kerala during 1979-1985. Marine cat-fis...
The marine catfishes of the genus Tachysurus form an important resource along Kerala-Karnataka coas...
Consequent upon the recent introduction of mechanised fishing on a large scale with trawls as the ...
The present paper deals with the distribution and abundance of perch resources in the Indian EEZ, b...
Not AvailableThe fish catch data of the Government of India vessels M. T. Kalyani IV and M. T. Kaly...
The catch statistics, species composition and seasonal abundance of catfish fishery are dealt with...
Among a wide variety of coastal demersal fish species, the marine catfishes assume prime domina...