ON THE RESOURCES OF DEMERSAL FISHES FOR BOTTOM TRAWLING IN INSHORE WATERS OFF KAKINADA BY SMALL MECHANISED BOATS


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Authors

  • G NARAYANAPPA
  • Y SREEKRISHNA
  • K A SADANANDAN

https://doi.org/10.56093/ft.v11i2.67158

Abstract

An attempt is made to assess the available resources of
demersal fishes for bottom trawling off Kakinada, in inshore
waters. From the experimental fishing operation during 1964-66,
the average catch per hour was 52.79 kg. for 9.13 m. (30')
OAL mechanised boat. The catch composition was dominated
by prawns and sciaenids forming 45% of the total catch.
The average catch per trawling hour was more during the
quarter April - June. An assessment on the productive depth
range has indicated that the catch rate is increasing with increase
in the depth of fishing.

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Submitted

2017-01-25

Published

2017-01-25

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NARAYANAPPA, G., SREEKRISHNA, Y., & SADANANDAN, K. A. (2017). ON THE RESOURCES OF DEMERSAL FISHES FOR BOTTOM TRAWLING IN INSHORE WATERS OFF KAKINADA BY SMALL MECHANISED BOATS. Fishery Technology, 11(2). https://doi.org/10.56093/ft.v11i2.67158
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