Add to ORKGNot AvailableLobster fishery is a traditional avocation throughout the year in Kayalpattanam, south of Tuticorin in Gulf of Mannar. Lobsters ae fished by bottom set gill nets with 85 mm mesh size. A shift from “monofilament nylon” to “plastic valai” by increasing the msh size from 85 to 130 mm yielded better and larger sized lobsters during Jan-April 2004. The length of a net was 160 m instead the usual 90 m. The fishers went up to a distance of 25-30 km and operated the nets at a depth of 60m instead of the usual fishing ground of 4 to 6m depth in 3-4 km distance. The manpower per unit was also enhanced from 4 or 5 to 6 or 7 and the number of boats operated per day also went up to 50 to 60 from 10 units.Not Availab...
Not AvailableCommercial exploitation of lobsters from the Indian seas began in the 1950s. Annual l...
Not AvailableVisakhapatnam is one of the major trawl fishery centres along the east coast of India. ...
Not AvailableCommercial exploitation of lobsters from the Indian seas began in the 1950s. Annual l...
Not AvailableSand lobsters are generally landed as a by-catch in shrimp and cephalopod trawl...
Not AvailableTharuvaikulam is a fishing village near Tuticorin on the southeast coast of Tamil Nadu...
Not AvailableThe spiny lobster fishery at Tikkoti though lesser in magnitude is important from the f...
Not AvailableThe spiny lobster fishery at Tikkoti though lesser in magnitude is important from the f...
Not AvailableIn the context of increasing fuel prices in fishing operations, low impact fuel efficie...
Not AvailableIn the context of increasing fuel prices in fishing operations, low impact fuel efficie...
Not AvailableIn the context of increasing fuel prices in fishing operations, low impact fuel efficie...
Not AvailableCommercial lobster fishery in Mumbai issupported mainly by rock lobster, Panulirus poly...
Not AvailableTuticorin is one of the well known, age old, fishery ports of India especially by virtu...
Not AvailableTrawling is one of the most important fishing methods in India. In response to rising ...
Not AvailableNorth Chennai is a major centre for mechanised fishing with approximately 1200 fishing...
Not AvailableLobsters inhabit our tropical waters in different concentrations in some parts of our c...
Not AvailableCommercial exploitation of lobsters from the Indian seas began in the 1950s. Annual l...
Not AvailableVisakhapatnam is one of the major trawl fishery centres along the east coast of India. ...
Not AvailableCommercial exploitation of lobsters from the Indian seas began in the 1950s. Annual l...
Not AvailableSand lobsters are generally landed as a by-catch in shrimp and cephalopod trawl...
Not AvailableTharuvaikulam is a fishing village near Tuticorin on the southeast coast of Tamil Nadu...
Not AvailableThe spiny lobster fishery at Tikkoti though lesser in magnitude is important from the f...
Not AvailableThe spiny lobster fishery at Tikkoti though lesser in magnitude is important from the f...
Not AvailableIn the context of increasing fuel prices in fishing operations, low impact fuel efficie...
Not AvailableIn the context of increasing fuel prices in fishing operations, low impact fuel efficie...
Not AvailableIn the context of increasing fuel prices in fishing operations, low impact fuel efficie...
Not AvailableCommercial lobster fishery in Mumbai issupported mainly by rock lobster, Panulirus poly...
Not AvailableTuticorin is one of the well known, age old, fishery ports of India especially by virtu...
Not AvailableTrawling is one of the most important fishing methods in India. In response to rising ...
Not AvailableNorth Chennai is a major centre for mechanised fishing with approximately 1200 fishing...
Not AvailableLobsters inhabit our tropical waters in different concentrations in some parts of our c...
Not AvailableCommercial exploitation of lobsters from the Indian seas began in the 1950s. Annual l...
Not AvailableVisakhapatnam is one of the major trawl fishery centres along the east coast of India. ...
Not AvailableCommercial exploitation of lobsters from the Indian seas began in the 1950s. Annual l...