Project number: 1983-020
Project Status:
Completed
Budget expenditure: $0.00
Organisation: AL Vickers
Project start/end date: 28 Dec 1984 - 31 Dec 1984
Contact:
FRDC
TAGS
Offshore
Marketing
Fishing Gear

Objectives

1. To prove the commercial viability of an offshore gillnet fishery barramundi, king salmon, mackerel, shark, other in the Gulf of Carpentaria as an alternative to the barramundi fishery

Final report

Author: A.L. Vickers
Final Report • 1984-12-31 • 113.04 KB
1983-020-DLD.pdf

Summary

The first stage of this project covered the offshore estuarine stocks of Barramundi and King Salmon. The second stage covers the fish in Commonwealth waters. The main area fished was from Karumba to Weipa and 30mls out to sea.

This project has proved a commercial success.

Final Report • 1984-12-31 • 113.04 KB
1983-020-DLD.pdf

Summary

The first stage of this project covered the offshore estuarine stocks of Barramundi and King Salmon. The second stage covers the fish in Commonwealth waters. The main area fished was from Karumba to Weipa and 30mls out to sea.

This project has proved a commercial success.

Final Report • 1984-12-31 • 113.04 KB
1983-020-DLD.pdf

Summary

The first stage of this project covered the offshore estuarine stocks of Barramundi and King Salmon. The second stage covers the fish in Commonwealth waters. The main area fished was from Karumba to Weipa and 30mls out to sea.

This project has proved a commercial success.

Final Report • 1984-12-31 • 113.04 KB
1983-020-DLD.pdf

Summary

The first stage of this project covered the offshore estuarine stocks of Barramundi and King Salmon. The second stage covers the fish in Commonwealth waters. The main area fished was from Karumba to Weipa and 30mls out to sea.

This project has proved a commercial success.

Final Report • 1984-12-31 • 113.04 KB
1983-020-DLD.pdf

Summary

The first stage of this project covered the offshore estuarine stocks of Barramundi and King Salmon. The second stage covers the fish in Commonwealth waters. The main area fished was from Karumba to Weipa and 30mls out to sea.

This project has proved a commercial success.

Final Report • 1984-12-31 • 113.04 KB
1983-020-DLD.pdf

Summary

The first stage of this project covered the offshore estuarine stocks of Barramundi and King Salmon. The second stage covers the fish in Commonwealth waters. The main area fished was from Karumba to Weipa and 30mls out to sea.

This project has proved a commercial success.

Final Report • 1984-12-31 • 113.04 KB
1983-020-DLD.pdf

Summary

The first stage of this project covered the offshore estuarine stocks of Barramundi and King Salmon. The second stage covers the fish in Commonwealth waters. The main area fished was from Karumba to Weipa and 30mls out to sea.

This project has proved a commercial success.

Final Report • 1984-12-31 • 113.04 KB
1983-020-DLD.pdf

Summary

The first stage of this project covered the offshore estuarine stocks of Barramundi and King Salmon. The second stage covers the fish in Commonwealth waters. The main area fished was from Karumba to Weipa and 30mls out to sea.

This project has proved a commercial success.

Final Report • 1984-12-31 • 113.04 KB
1983-020-DLD.pdf

Summary

The first stage of this project covered the offshore estuarine stocks of Barramundi and King Salmon. The second stage covers the fish in Commonwealth waters. The main area fished was from Karumba to Weipa and 30mls out to sea.

This project has proved a commercial success.

Final Report • 1984-12-31 • 113.04 KB
1983-020-DLD.pdf

Summary

The first stage of this project covered the offshore estuarine stocks of Barramundi and King Salmon. The second stage covers the fish in Commonwealth waters. The main area fished was from Karumba to Weipa and 30mls out to sea.

This project has proved a commercial success.

Final Report • 1984-12-31 • 113.04 KB
1983-020-DLD.pdf

Summary

The first stage of this project covered the offshore estuarine stocks of Barramundi and King Salmon. The second stage covers the fish in Commonwealth waters. The main area fished was from Karumba to Weipa and 30mls out to sea.

This project has proved a commercial success.