This SEAFDEC Training Department has carried out series of experiments to reduce the level of unwanted catch including juvenile and trash fish. SEAFDEC planned to conduct the experiments using JTEDs installed in bottom trawl used in the Southeast Asia region. This paper deals with the third experiment conducted in Vietnam to study the reduction of unwanted catch using a rigid sorting grid with differences bar spaces. The results indicated that the escape percentage using the rigid sorting grid was in a range from 12-28% or trash fish, and from 10-40% for other kinds of fish. This suggests that the rigid sorting grid has a better separating performance than that of rectangular and semi-curved JTEDs for reducing unwanted fish
Not AvailablePenaeid shrimp is a major resource in India contributing about 7.4% of the total marine...
Grid systems separate fish species primarily through physical means: fish size and body shape. On Ge...
A new bycatch reduction device, termed "Excluder", is presented as an alternative to a traditional r...
The experiment was conducted during October 2004 in the Sihanoukville, Cambodia using the commercial...
SEAFDEC Training Department, in cooperation with the Thai Department of Fisheries has initially cond...
The experiment was conducted during August 2002 in the Bintuni Bay, Arafura Sea of East Indonesia us...
This paper describes the results of the Juvenile and Trash fishes Excluder Device (JTEDs) tested onb...
This paper describes the results of the juvenile and trash fishes excluder device tests conducted ab...
In this study, we (i) identified why Vietnamese shrimp fishers land juvenile fish illegally; (ii) id...
Penaeid shrimp is a major resource in India contributing about 7.4 % of the total marine fish landin...
Mediterranean demersal fisheries have experienced an ongoing decline in catches over the past 20 ye...
This small booklet marks another step toward achieving the SEAFDEC objectives of responsible fishing...
In the situation that marine resources in the waters of the world are increasingly depleted, to help...
Leaflet on Discard and By-catch Reduction for dissemination in UN Ocean Conference at Lisbon, Portug...
During 1989-90 a new concept to avoid bycatch of fish in shrimp trawl has been developed in Norway. ...
Not AvailablePenaeid shrimp is a major resource in India contributing about 7.4% of the total marine...
Grid systems separate fish species primarily through physical means: fish size and body shape. On Ge...
A new bycatch reduction device, termed "Excluder", is presented as an alternative to a traditional r...
The experiment was conducted during October 2004 in the Sihanoukville, Cambodia using the commercial...
SEAFDEC Training Department, in cooperation with the Thai Department of Fisheries has initially cond...
The experiment was conducted during August 2002 in the Bintuni Bay, Arafura Sea of East Indonesia us...
This paper describes the results of the Juvenile and Trash fishes Excluder Device (JTEDs) tested onb...
This paper describes the results of the juvenile and trash fishes excluder device tests conducted ab...
In this study, we (i) identified why Vietnamese shrimp fishers land juvenile fish illegally; (ii) id...
Penaeid shrimp is a major resource in India contributing about 7.4 % of the total marine fish landin...
Mediterranean demersal fisheries have experienced an ongoing decline in catches over the past 20 ye...
This small booklet marks another step toward achieving the SEAFDEC objectives of responsible fishing...
In the situation that marine resources in the waters of the world are increasingly depleted, to help...
Leaflet on Discard and By-catch Reduction for dissemination in UN Ocean Conference at Lisbon, Portug...
During 1989-90 a new concept to avoid bycatch of fish in shrimp trawl has been developed in Norway. ...
Not AvailablePenaeid shrimp is a major resource in India contributing about 7.4% of the total marine...
Grid systems separate fish species primarily through physical means: fish size and body shape. On Ge...
A new bycatch reduction device, termed "Excluder", is presented as an alternative to a traditional r...