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Bycatch in Fisheries and their Impact on the Ecosystem

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Fisheries Centre Research Reports, Vol. 2 No. 1 Pages: 86pp
1994

Edited by Pitcher, T., and Chuenpagdee, R.

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TABLE OF CONTENTS

Director's Foreword

1

Workshop Agenda

3

Section 1: Ecological and Economic Impacts of Bycatches on Fisheries


Session Summary (Peter Larkin)

5

The bycatch problem from an economic perspective (Joe Terry)

6

Bycatch mortality impacts and control for Pacific halibut (Bruce Leeman)

14

Three proposed solutions to bycatch and discard in the North Pacific: focus on the U.S. rocksole fishery (John Gauvin and Joe Blum)

23

Section 2: Bycatches and Trawl Fishery


The Pacific groundfish trawl fisheries: bycatch problem and potential solutions (Barry Ackerman)

31

Research and development efforts in bycatch elimination in trawl fisheries to British Columbia (Douglas March)

31

Development of by-catch reducing trawl gears in NSW's prawn trawl fisheries (Steven Kennelly)

33

Use of a semi-pelagic trawl in a tropical demersal trawl fishery (David Ramm)

39

Section 3: Bycatches and Passive Gear Fisheries


World bycatches of sharks in high0seas fisheries: appraising the waste of a resource (Ramon Bonfil)

41

Management of bycatch in hook-and-line groundfish fisheries off Alaska (Janet Smoker)

45

Bycatch of steelhead (Oncorhynchus mykiss) and coho (O. kisutch) in the Skeena river sockeye (O. nerka) fishery (Joel Sawada and Art Tautz)

49

Section 4: Bycatches and Purse-seine Fisheries


Bycatches in purse-seine fisheries (Martin Hall)

53

Bycatch in B.C. purse-seine fisheries: recent experiences in south coast chum salmon fisheries (Paul Ryan)

59

Reducing bycatch through gear modifications: the experience of the tuna-dolphin fishery (Harold Medina)

60

Section 5: Toward solving the bycatch problem


Bycatch strategies: some success stories and promising approaches (Brad Warren)

61

A classification of bycatch problems and some approaches to their solutions (Martin Hall)

65

Section 6: Summary of working groups


Technology (Steve Kennelly)

75

Policy and Attitudes (Andrew Trites)

78

List of Participants

79

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