Современное состояние судового промысла РФ в Азово-Черноморском бассейне
Current state of the Russian fishing fleet, involved in the fisheries within the Azov and Black Seas Fishery Basin and targeting such commercial species as anchovy, sprat, Black Sea sprat, gobies, and horse mackerel, is considered. Quantitative and qualitative status of different types of vessels, engaged in fishng, their facilities and operational capacity are shown. Fishing areas, time schedules, indices for fishing effort and vessel performance, data on catches of the fishing targets are presented for 2015-2016. Comparative analysis on the performance of different types of vessels is given. The data presented will make it possible to assess the status of fleet fisheries and identify the opportunities to increase its efficiency during rational exploitation of fish resources.
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Format: | Conference Material biblioteca |
Language: | Russian |
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Kerch Branch ("YugNIRO") of FSBSI "AzNIIRKH"
2017
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Subjects: | Fishing vessels, Fishing fleet, Trawlers, Black Sea anchovy, Horse mackerel, Purse fishing, Fishing capacity, Black Sea sprat, |
Online Access: | http://hdl.handle.net/1834/11064 |
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Summary: | Current state of the Russian fishing fleet, involved in the fisheries within the Azov and Black Seas Fishery Basin and targeting such commercial species as anchovy, sprat, Black Sea sprat, gobies, and horse mackerel, is considered. Quantitative and qualitative status of different types of vessels, engaged in fishng, their facilities and operational capacity are shown. Fishing areas, time schedules, indices for fishing effort and vessel performance, data on catches of the fishing targets are presented for 2015-2016. Comparative analysis on the performance of different types of vessels is given. The data presented will make it possible to assess the status of fleet fisheries and identify the opportunities to
increase its efficiency during rational exploitation of fish resources. |
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