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People
Industry
PROJECT NUMBER • 1983-034
PROJECT STATUS:
COMPLETED

Longlining for export quality sashimi tuna

At the start of this project, there was only the project vessel equipped with Japanese machinery and gear. During this year this has grown to eight vessels fully equipped to fish using Japanese methods and a further 15/20 vessels which have Australian devised systems using entirely monofilament...
ORGANISATION:
Fortuna Fishing Pty Ltd
TAGS
Market Opportunities
Fishing Gear
Environment
PROJECT NUMBER • 1983-032
PROJECT STATUS:
COMPLETED

Port Phillip Bay and Bass Strait scallop research

During the 3 years of the study, scallop spatfall was observed to occur over a short period (October-December) after the scallops had spawned in spring. Growth was rapid and scallops reached an acceptable harvestable size of 70mm within 16 months. Spatfall one year can therefore be related to...
ORGANISATION:
Agriculture Victoria
TAGS
Tagging
Reproduction
Population Dynamics
Mortality
Fishing Technology
People
Industry
PROJECT NUMBER • 1983-024
PROJECT STATUS:
COMPLETED

The moisture content of scallops

The mass of scallops sampled from processing plants in Melbourne during the period November 1983 - December 1994 was found to vary according to fishing ground. Tasmanian scallops were larger (mean 11.6g) than those from Port Phillip Bay (9.9g) and Lakes' Entrance (9.4g). Scallops caught in Port...
ORGANISATION:
RMIT University Melbourne City Campus
TAGS
Market Opportunities
Industry
Environment
Industry

Identification of stocks and migration routes of Torres Strait and Gulf of Carpentaria narrow barred Spanish Mackerel, Scomberomorus commerson

Project number: 1983-012
Project Status:
Completed
Budget expenditure: $0.00
Organisation: Department of Primary Industries (QLD)
Project start/end date: 28 Dec 1984 - 31 Dec 1984
Contact:
FRDC
TAGS
Tagging
Stock Assessment
Population Dynamics
Migration
Habitat

Objectives

1. To establish the extent of S. Commerson migrations in Torres Strait and Gulf of Carpentaria waters

Final report

Author: G. McPherson
Final Report • 1984-12-31 • 1.12 MB
1983-012-DLD.pdf

Summary

Of the eighteen species of Scomberomorus recognized by Collette and Russo (1979), the migratory behavior of only three species S. cavalla (king mackerel), S. maculatus (Spanish mackerel) and S. commerson (the narrow-barred Spanish mackerel) have been studied by tagging programmes. In these instances the programmes were preceded by studies of age, growth and reproduction which facilitated the analysis of tag return data.

This project was developed to specifically establish the extent of S. commerson migrations in Torres Strait and Gult of Carpentaria waters.

Final Report • 1984-12-31 • 1.12 MB
1983-012-DLD.pdf

Summary

Of the eighteen species of Scomberomorus recognized by Collette and Russo (1979), the migratory behavior of only three species S. cavalla (king mackerel), S. maculatus (Spanish mackerel) and S. commerson (the narrow-barred Spanish mackerel) have been studied by tagging programmes. In these instances the programmes were preceded by studies of age, growth and reproduction which facilitated the analysis of tag return data.

This project was developed to specifically establish the extent of S. commerson migrations in Torres Strait and Gult of Carpentaria waters.

Final Report • 1984-12-31 • 1.12 MB
1983-012-DLD.pdf

Summary

Of the eighteen species of Scomberomorus recognized by Collette and Russo (1979), the migratory behavior of only three species S. cavalla (king mackerel), S. maculatus (Spanish mackerel) and S. commerson (the narrow-barred Spanish mackerel) have been studied by tagging programmes. In these instances the programmes were preceded by studies of age, growth and reproduction which facilitated the analysis of tag return data.

This project was developed to specifically establish the extent of S. commerson migrations in Torres Strait and Gult of Carpentaria waters.

Final Report • 1984-12-31 • 1.12 MB
1983-012-DLD.pdf

Summary

Of the eighteen species of Scomberomorus recognized by Collette and Russo (1979), the migratory behavior of only three species S. cavalla (king mackerel), S. maculatus (Spanish mackerel) and S. commerson (the narrow-barred Spanish mackerel) have been studied by tagging programmes. In these instances the programmes were preceded by studies of age, growth and reproduction which facilitated the analysis of tag return data.

This project was developed to specifically establish the extent of S. commerson migrations in Torres Strait and Gult of Carpentaria waters.

Final Report • 1984-12-31 • 1.12 MB
1983-012-DLD.pdf

Summary

Of the eighteen species of Scomberomorus recognized by Collette and Russo (1979), the migratory behavior of only three species S. cavalla (king mackerel), S. maculatus (Spanish mackerel) and S. commerson (the narrow-barred Spanish mackerel) have been studied by tagging programmes. In these instances the programmes were preceded by studies of age, growth and reproduction which facilitated the analysis of tag return data.

This project was developed to specifically establish the extent of S. commerson migrations in Torres Strait and Gult of Carpentaria waters.

Final Report • 1984-12-31 • 1.12 MB
1983-012-DLD.pdf

Summary

Of the eighteen species of Scomberomorus recognized by Collette and Russo (1979), the migratory behavior of only three species S. cavalla (king mackerel), S. maculatus (Spanish mackerel) and S. commerson (the narrow-barred Spanish mackerel) have been studied by tagging programmes. In these instances the programmes were preceded by studies of age, growth and reproduction which facilitated the analysis of tag return data.

This project was developed to specifically establish the extent of S. commerson migrations in Torres Strait and Gult of Carpentaria waters.

Final Report • 1984-12-31 • 1.12 MB
1983-012-DLD.pdf

Summary

Of the eighteen species of Scomberomorus recognized by Collette and Russo (1979), the migratory behavior of only three species S. cavalla (king mackerel), S. maculatus (Spanish mackerel) and S. commerson (the narrow-barred Spanish mackerel) have been studied by tagging programmes. In these instances the programmes were preceded by studies of age, growth and reproduction which facilitated the analysis of tag return data.

This project was developed to specifically establish the extent of S. commerson migrations in Torres Strait and Gult of Carpentaria waters.

Final Report • 1984-12-31 • 1.12 MB
1983-012-DLD.pdf

Summary

Of the eighteen species of Scomberomorus recognized by Collette and Russo (1979), the migratory behavior of only three species S. cavalla (king mackerel), S. maculatus (Spanish mackerel) and S. commerson (the narrow-barred Spanish mackerel) have been studied by tagging programmes. In these instances the programmes were preceded by studies of age, growth and reproduction which facilitated the analysis of tag return data.

This project was developed to specifically establish the extent of S. commerson migrations in Torres Strait and Gult of Carpentaria waters.

Final Report • 1984-12-31 • 1.12 MB
1983-012-DLD.pdf

Summary

Of the eighteen species of Scomberomorus recognized by Collette and Russo (1979), the migratory behavior of only three species S. cavalla (king mackerel), S. maculatus (Spanish mackerel) and S. commerson (the narrow-barred Spanish mackerel) have been studied by tagging programmes. In these instances the programmes were preceded by studies of age, growth and reproduction which facilitated the analysis of tag return data.

This project was developed to specifically establish the extent of S. commerson migrations in Torres Strait and Gult of Carpentaria waters.

Final Report • 1984-12-31 • 1.12 MB
1983-012-DLD.pdf

Summary

Of the eighteen species of Scomberomorus recognized by Collette and Russo (1979), the migratory behavior of only three species S. cavalla (king mackerel), S. maculatus (Spanish mackerel) and S. commerson (the narrow-barred Spanish mackerel) have been studied by tagging programmes. In these instances the programmes were preceded by studies of age, growth and reproduction which facilitated the analysis of tag return data.

This project was developed to specifically establish the extent of S. commerson migrations in Torres Strait and Gult of Carpentaria waters.

Final Report • 1984-12-31 • 1.12 MB
1983-012-DLD.pdf

Summary

Of the eighteen species of Scomberomorus recognized by Collette and Russo (1979), the migratory behavior of only three species S. cavalla (king mackerel), S. maculatus (Spanish mackerel) and S. commerson (the narrow-barred Spanish mackerel) have been studied by tagging programmes. In these instances the programmes were preceded by studies of age, growth and reproduction which facilitated the analysis of tag return data.

This project was developed to specifically establish the extent of S. commerson migrations in Torres Strait and Gult of Carpentaria waters.

Final Report • 1984-12-31 • 1.12 MB
1983-012-DLD.pdf

Summary

Of the eighteen species of Scomberomorus recognized by Collette and Russo (1979), the migratory behavior of only three species S. cavalla (king mackerel), S. maculatus (Spanish mackerel) and S. commerson (the narrow-barred Spanish mackerel) have been studied by tagging programmes. In these instances the programmes were preceded by studies of age, growth and reproduction which facilitated the analysis of tag return data.

This project was developed to specifically establish the extent of S. commerson migrations in Torres Strait and Gult of Carpentaria waters.

Final Report • 1984-12-31 • 1.12 MB
1983-012-DLD.pdf

Summary

Of the eighteen species of Scomberomorus recognized by Collette and Russo (1979), the migratory behavior of only three species S. cavalla (king mackerel), S. maculatus (Spanish mackerel) and S. commerson (the narrow-barred Spanish mackerel) have been studied by tagging programmes. In these instances the programmes were preceded by studies of age, growth and reproduction which facilitated the analysis of tag return data.

This project was developed to specifically establish the extent of S. commerson migrations in Torres Strait and Gult of Carpentaria waters.

Final Report • 1984-12-31 • 1.12 MB
1983-012-DLD.pdf

Summary

Of the eighteen species of Scomberomorus recognized by Collette and Russo (1979), the migratory behavior of only three species S. cavalla (king mackerel), S. maculatus (Spanish mackerel) and S. commerson (the narrow-barred Spanish mackerel) have been studied by tagging programmes. In these instances the programmes were preceded by studies of age, growth and reproduction which facilitated the analysis of tag return data.

This project was developed to specifically establish the extent of S. commerson migrations in Torres Strait and Gult of Carpentaria waters.

Final Report • 1984-12-31 • 1.12 MB
1983-012-DLD.pdf

Summary

Of the eighteen species of Scomberomorus recognized by Collette and Russo (1979), the migratory behavior of only three species S. cavalla (king mackerel), S. maculatus (Spanish mackerel) and S. commerson (the narrow-barred Spanish mackerel) have been studied by tagging programmes. In these instances the programmes were preceded by studies of age, growth and reproduction which facilitated the analysis of tag return data.

This project was developed to specifically establish the extent of S. commerson migrations in Torres Strait and Gult of Carpentaria waters.

Final Report • 1984-12-31 • 1.12 MB
1983-012-DLD.pdf

Summary

Of the eighteen species of Scomberomorus recognized by Collette and Russo (1979), the migratory behavior of only three species S. cavalla (king mackerel), S. maculatus (Spanish mackerel) and S. commerson (the narrow-barred Spanish mackerel) have been studied by tagging programmes. In these instances the programmes were preceded by studies of age, growth and reproduction which facilitated the analysis of tag return data.

This project was developed to specifically establish the extent of S. commerson migrations in Torres Strait and Gult of Carpentaria waters.

Final Report • 1984-12-31 • 1.12 MB
1983-012-DLD.pdf

Summary

Of the eighteen species of Scomberomorus recognized by Collette and Russo (1979), the migratory behavior of only three species S. cavalla (king mackerel), S. maculatus (Spanish mackerel) and S. commerson (the narrow-barred Spanish mackerel) have been studied by tagging programmes. In these instances the programmes were preceded by studies of age, growth and reproduction which facilitated the analysis of tag return data.

This project was developed to specifically establish the extent of S. commerson migrations in Torres Strait and Gult of Carpentaria waters.

Final Report • 1984-12-31 • 1.12 MB
1983-012-DLD.pdf

Summary

Of the eighteen species of Scomberomorus recognized by Collette and Russo (1979), the migratory behavior of only three species S. cavalla (king mackerel), S. maculatus (Spanish mackerel) and S. commerson (the narrow-barred Spanish mackerel) have been studied by tagging programmes. In these instances the programmes were preceded by studies of age, growth and reproduction which facilitated the analysis of tag return data.

This project was developed to specifically establish the extent of S. commerson migrations in Torres Strait and Gult of Carpentaria waters.

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