STUDY ON PURSE SEINE BY MEASURING-I

Summary Information on Whale Shark and Cetacean Interactions in the Tropical Wcpfc Purse Seine Fishery

Pilot research on species composition of Korean purse seine catch at cannery

A preliminary study on species composition of a Korean purse seine catch landed at cannery was conducted in April 2011. In the cannery, all tuna catch are sliding through a sorting grid panel that filters and drops fish in the buckets by size class (above 9 kg, 3.4-9 kg, 1.8-3.4 kg, 1.4-1.8 kg and below 1.4 kg). In cannery processing, species sorting was made for skipjack and yellowfin tuna onl...

Behavior of target and non - target species on drifting FADs and when encircled by purse seine gear WCPFC -

Empirical and observational data were collected from 31 sets made from a tuna purse seine vessel during the International Seafood Sustainability Foundation’s (ISSF) WCPO bycatch reduction research cruise. Simultaneously, skipjack (Katsuwonis pelamis), yellowfin (Thunnus albacares), and bigeye (T. obesus) tuna and silky sharks (Carcharhinus falciformis) were implanted with pressure sensing acous...

Modelling the Spatial Behaviour of a Tropical Tuna Purse Seine Fleet

Industrial tuna fisheries operate in the Indian, Atlantic and Pacific Oceans, but concerns over sustainability and environmental impacts of these fisheries have resulted in increased scrutiny of how they are managed. An important but often overlooked factor in the success or failure of tuna fisheries management is the behaviour of fishers and fishing fleets. Uncertainty in how a fishing fleet w...

Hydrodynamic characteristics of knotted and knotless purse seine netting panels as determined in a flume tank

Nylon (PA) netting is widely used in purse seines and other fishing gears due to its high strength and good sinking performance. However, hydrodynamic properties of nylon netting of different characteristics are poorly understood. This study investigated hydrodynamic characteristics of nylon netting of different knot types and solidity ratios under different attack angles and flow velocities. I...